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E1YE AND EAR INSTITUT z.
DR.. UP DE CRAFT
ocuiist, dt"ist and General Surgeon, Eimira, ". Y.
Treats all Diseases Of the Eye Ecr aud Throat.

Treats all Diseases Qf the Eye, Ear and Throat.
THE EYE.-He will operate upon Cataract Artificial
pon, Inversion OF the eyc-d,l and treats all forms OF
" SORE EYES such GTdnuated Lids, PGrulent
Ophthalmia Opacites OF the COrnea, Scrofuous dis
of the Eye and all diseases to which the Eyes is
subject
THE EAR--Treats successfully Discharges from the
eyen when the Drum is entirely destroyed will insert
artificial one answering nearly all the purposes the
natural.
TIE THBoAT.-Ulcersted Throat, Enlarged Ton
sis. together with
CATARRH
in all its forms, permanently cured.
GENERAL >URGERG.-Hc win operate upon Club
Feet. Hare Lip Cleft Palate. Tumors, Cancers, Morbid
G.OWthS DtlHr tiles from Burns, and Hernia and per
forms PLASTIC OPERAIlONS-Whe the Nose, Lips
any portion of the face is destroyed through disease
otherwise, by healing them on anew.
Ea- VIII attend to the Amputation OF Limbs, az
and General Surgery in all its branches.
INSERTS ARTIFICIAL El ES.-Givng them all the
motion and expression OF the natural. defyng detection
they are inserted without removing the old pro-
duclug pain.
the latest Improvements. and is the largest in the State
the superior advantages he has had in periecting him
sell in all hat and valuable in Surgery warrants
him in saying that everything within the bounds OF the
profession may be expected OF him.
The Institute has been greatly enlarged, that we
from a distance. Comfortable Boarding Houses attach
ed to the establishment.
No iRCsUjie rcceiUed for Treatment or Opera-
tions, Ii a case is incurabe he will be so informed.
Institute Water street. opposite the Brainard House
Elmlra, N \. Feb. g 1865.
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l NJ. GRAN ALL & CO.,
MANUFACTURERs OF
FLAX-WHEELS, WOOL-WHEELS, SNAP REELS
WHEEL-HEADS, &C.,
NONTROSE, Pa.
FLAX-WHEELS
NJ ONTROSE WHEEL FACTORY
Wholesale and Retail.
GRANDMOTHER HERSELF AGAIN.,
We can furnish you with Whee which will war,
ant to give entire satisfaction which yourself will
GRACE YOUR PARLOR
FATHER
IF you wish to hear the music of Industry and Econo
my in your house, remember the best teacher is
GRAND1HOTHER'S PIANO.
MOTHER
If you wish your daughter to be useful as wei orn
mental teach her to divide her spare time between the
MelodeOn and the
LITTLE IVREEL.
BROTHER
Buy one for your sweetheart, and thus, while making
her elegant present. convey polite hint as to
what y0u shall expect Of her when you move on that
"NEW FARM"
SISTER
Ask your father to give you d Wheel tell him you
"LILY OF THE TALLEY!'.
LITE BOY!
Show your mother how your pants 'rip" and how the
buttons come off when you slide down hi' because
STORE THREAD"
LITTLE GIRL!
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY

Ladies, Misses and Chilrcua White and Colored Cot
ton, Fleeced and Merno Hose, Ladies Merino Vests
and Drawers, Gloves Of every description at low prices
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n rm advertisements.

DR. PRATT has removed to State street
~ (irst above B. 5. Russell Cos Bauk). Persons
from dtance desirous OF consulting him, viii be most
likely to lind IN Saturday ol each week Especial
attention will be given to surgical cases and the eXtac
tion of teeth Gas Ether administered when desired
July IS 1866 d. :. PRATT, NJ. ID.
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TowANDA MARKETS Wholesale Prices.) }
,wected eXery Tuesday by L. T. Fox, No. /, Brick

WEIGHTS OF GRAIN.-Wheat 60 lbs; Corn, Sc lbs;
Rye, Sc lbs Oats, 30 lbs Barley, As lbs Buck
wheat, IS lbs Beans, G2 lbs; Bran, 20 lbs; Clover
Seed G2 lbs; Dried Apples % lbs; Flax Seed Sc lbs
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-26

Bsg~ \ Musical Convention, under the di-
s..tiou of J. &. TowNER will be held at Chemung,
y Y, commencing Tuesday, August 7th and
closing on Friday, August 10th. Lovers of music
.re solicited to attend.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-26

DUBLIC SALE.-The heirs Of Peter Ste
IL rigere late Of Albany twp, deceased, will expose
10 public sale, the premises the 2Sh day OF July
1885, at o'clock, p. m, the following lots parcels Of
land, 10 wit
One lot containing co acres, about 40 acres improved
with dwelling hou-c, barns sheds, and other outbuild
ings and orchard thereon.
one other lot containing y acres about acres i'm
proved, one house and orchard thereon The unim-
proved lend is well Jimbercd.
Also other lot containing about 50 acres, two
acres improved with good saw mi dwelling house and
hay shed theIeon. This tract is heavily timbered.
These three lots are Situated in Albany township,
Bradford county, Pa and win be sold to the highest
and best bddcgat the time men uned above The heirs
OF said Peter terigeTe reserve the right to bid on said
lots Tor themselves. map showing courses distances
location and number of in each lot will be OK
hibited to all persons desiring to the same on the
day Of sale Terms made known on the day of sale.
July 9, lS66.-ts.
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SHAWLS !! SHAWLS !

Having made our purchases before the recent great
advance in price, We are able 30 offer decided bargains
in Ladies. Misses and Chjdrens Double and Single
Shawls Our present stock lar surpasses in extent md
variety, any purchases we have ever before made this
line. and have avaied ourselves OF the most favor
able time TO select the choicest and most desirable goods
i'll the market.
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EOUND-On the road between Towanda
l. and Dushore, Morocco Covered Pocket Diary
containing two notes three hundred dollars with
other papers, &c. The owner can have the same b.
Identifying paying charges and cost Of this advertise
ment, at the Farmer Hotel, Towanda.
July g. lSGG.-3t. p. X. FO OF
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Ladie' and Gents kid gloves, Dress Trimmings and But
tons to suit all Ladies' Cloths, Brab Black and White
and Black Repellant Cloth
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THE BINKERHOFF CHURN.

This churn brings the butter average of less
than ten minutes the through, usually in r
four to six minutes and it is warranted to produce as
much and good butter, as the dash churn or the
money will be refunded. 1t viii work the butter from
the butter-mik completely Ceayug ready salt and
pack) in less than live minutes 1t Is easily cleaned
as the dash Churu, and much easier 10 chun with
S0l0n Robinson, Agricultural Editor of the New York
Tribune, after thorough trial, recommends it to all but
ter makers. :. Edwards Todd Agricultural Editor OF
the New York Times, after careful tests says il can
have successful rival. l.. /. Moore, Editor The
Rural New Yorker says he believes it will prove the
long sought dcsidcatum among butter makers. The
introduction and OF this chuu in various portions
the country, during the past Three years, has created
such 4 demand or it that The patentce cannot supply
all who want them. Having purchased the territory Of
Bradford and SusqUehauna counties, uHCr the Town
Rights for sale cheap farmers make il very prof.
table have these ChuIns made and sold IN each town.
for all that is required is put them in market They
will sell themselves will refer you TO who have
the chugus in the county &. ?. Freeman, II. L. Free
man, Alba, Vial Bullock, Columbia, Washington Camp
be Il, j. d. Tracy, Seden Tracy, East Smthfcld, VIM
Dtrlch Towandl, aud many others in this and Susque
hanna county. = ,hurn be at the store OF
Marshall Brothers Co.. in Towanda. Go and see it,
Churns on hand. Il orders must be accompanied by
the cash. Price $40 For further particulars address
l.. T. BIECHARly,
July g-3t. East Smithfeid, Bradford CO.. Pa.
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CARPETS AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.

Brussels Three Ply Extra Super, Superfne. Ingrain
Kidder and Hemp Carpets. All widths Floor Oil Cloths
Mattngs, Door Mats,l and Rugs. new stock just re-
ceiyed.
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SPRING SHA WIS,

Bleached and Unbledched Muslin, Sheeting, Crash,
Scotch Diapers, brown and white table linen Napkins,
and full line of White Goods Jaconet, Nansook Swiss
Null, Victoria Lawn, Striped Muslin. Dimity tleked
Muslin nice assortment of
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As make tins department of business a special
ity We have given it much time and attention Our
lections have been made from the styles in the
market, and our Cloaks manufactured in manner
that cannot fail to please and give entire satisfaction,
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SECOND FLOOR.
FINE CLOAkS.

We alc opening and desire TO call special atten
ton 70 our unusually large stock Of
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BLACK AND CoLoRED DRESS SILKS.

A large quantity OF Embroidery CHEAP. Gents Necl
Ties, Paper Collars and Hosiery. One of the largest am
best selected
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-26

The AMERICAN is for sale by Codding and Russell
Towanda.
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CROCK ERY,

This part of stock pay particular attention to-
and now offer two of the best patterns of lrOnsone
Ware in the market. Erie and Seyres also c. c. Yellow
Rockingham and WedgewOod. Beautiful assortment OF
Glass Lamps Call ane see our stock of
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY.

loop Skirts large quantities from three yards to
hree and Ii around, and splendid assortment of
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Thankful for past fayors we respectfully invite your
trade and promise to do our best
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2S 1866,

z II - \ I .slov ) NEW /
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uu,orkef The Lint was acted unon AMI tho sn,J,,s
b,yeratN again went round After btof nt ,rva and
what fo ned grateful refresher Mr Ilutchbon again
went 90 work, but II appeared si to be a stln up'hn
struggle With him. Al f325 The 'ast calln threat
ened by tho au;iioncer; but two additional bids wosy
family ycniured uTon and at Ga35 the sorycca fr four
calendar months Of ",ho Champion Comic secufoa
on behalf OF the proprietor of Glasgow concert
The bidding as Il seemed. confined u
enome9 repr. eating tue poprie9r Of concert rooms
s ~ ,pe Guy Aiter being knocked down hr iayis
pahs upwh character sic aertnc.s 10 thank lhe cont
pany Tor their patronage aud descending from his perch.
was lost amongst tho crowd
From tie Lon don Star March al
Inose eenllemcn who desrons OF aSsniia.ing lho
e''r wan 'he muse hail must fcol delighted at the
-, n IN 70 ho procession by recent proceedings
NJ 6lassOW where a champion comqgoH waa nut an
for alction, and knocked down NJ price fhe nrtsx
sold was brought forward and the appearances or Ills
dapper nus bgure and merry face elected a hearI
cheer" Aficr some 'in geutcmanly yinoa, raloC
had spoken, and the company had liquored up NE
bidding commenced, and tho was knork 81 down .f
f335 In this refreshing What o chance Tor e.~
leading actors II they Will follow Mr. James TayoT's
example.
IMPRosrru COMEDY by Az ACTOR.
Vienna letter relates amusing incident at a famsv
festival given BY Field Marshal Hes,o cesbate hr
siStic'h year Of service small piece written for us
boing played, when message brought
In that H. Alcxandro Dumas had volunteered to deliver
lecture. This orer was Of course accepted with eager
hess and after tina comedy ovcv what appeared 10
he N Dumas entered ard began his address. Al, hsw
ever no spok, with strong German accent, tho aud
rather puzzled until they discovered that tbs
lecturer NJ BeckmAn, celebrated comic actor o.
the Court theatre who had disguised himself TO ANUS
Tho ASr'hal ana bi2 ininuy
AisCELLANElr-.
The aston which Nr. Scarborough lhiciy brought
against So s0tern. IA loaion for not fuln,lng hts
gegcmcai ~ perform As celebrated chaieccr- or Spe-
Chcd term nj BirmD ham AMI which has been already
reported ~ the HKi1fp, has DC tettcd verdict
had been 90, for Mr Marlborough with my poInas
damages whilh Il was tbs intention OF Mr. SOlhrrn To
dispute BY trial bI Il appear that tho parties
have met and come 10 aHoomeut. 10 consequence q
whis counsel on both sd,s appeared In court, and -
ther JOINT rcqucr Juror wfs withdraw aud the verdies
st aside
In the Court OF sHchoqucr, London, lhiey, Nr A.
Emerf the actor, brought action Tor libel asainrs
the p-t'rueton OF London Innt called the Goso-
1hc words eompiainef O'"tho part ~ Mr.
Emery vNss cicicuily spoken by tho pOmptcr were
contained IN crIticisa th' FIST performance Of tho
Naiclcry at tho - cum thcatrs Amer ben loGkId
up for sofs time tho ynry found SCrdilt Tor tho pale
t, damages 80 "a
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commencing on Easter Monday, when Mr James II
Hackeu WHOSE genius has given 10 tho American stage
several OF its highest triumphs will appear In his ro
nowned personation OF falsiaG in Henry the Fourth
supported by company OF great excellence, including
artists Of popular distinction, Mcssrs James II lay
lor Charles Barron G. Kemble Mason Humphrey Bland
J Dyou, w. A. Donaldson, Mrs IT. wilkins ami others
Mr. Ilaekea appears bu, for throe nights and each
occasion in different character Tho sale OF reserved
seats opens at tho box Office OF the Academy Brook.
lyD, next Thursday morning
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Address by Rev. DIR. strong.

The closing rcg took rlare Mt the Soldiers
Depot Howard street. yesterday afternoon. There was
large and apprccavo audience present The exercises
consisted of singing prayer and addresses from several
cIergymen-of whom thor, were soven present. II.
ter was read from fonton expressing his regret
at not being able DO attendance account Of tho
great pressure Of ocal business which demanded his
presence elsewhere rho address delivered by Row. Dr.
strong was both eloquent and interesting Among the
facts mentioned by tho reverend gentleman was
one that the number OF men received In
tho Institution for the last year was about
thirty thousand He also stated that many thousand
sck soldiers had DO m attended within the samc time
that about hundred and nifty thousand dollars Lad
been deposited by soldiers for safe keeping, Of which not
dollar had On lost, and then he passed To an eio
qucnt review OF the history OF the Institution and the
honor and services Il conferred upon the soldier, tho
citizen IN, State and the country In conclusion, tho
reverend gentleman paid hiyh and deserved u butte 10
the ommlttes o. ladies' who had abored so zcaonsly In
tho OF the insip ton and contributed 30 much 70
ts success These ladies' had assisted the depot with
thirty tho1sand dollars In money, hftcen thousand con
the sick and led and personal services which can
never be estimated repad He glad that the IN
rtitution had accomplished 10 ma good for tho cause
OF patriotism and humanity, and less glad that the
occasion for ts usefulness hsd forever passrd away.
Thus ended the religious history Of the soidcrs Depot
II win closed for tho reception OF solders from tho
81 inst and after that date viii virtually have passed
smonr all ts Kindred historical nsttutious but though
the depot will be more, viii long be remembered ey
,hose on whom Ne benefits were conferred for is hos
ptallty and com orts when they ~ once required and
deserved its kind ofice2
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The Rev. stuart Robinson, ID. D.. OF
Kentucky and Canada.

The Rev. Stuart Robinson, D. D., delivered religious
discourse yesterday morning In the Ffh Avenue Opera
House There were not more than ono hundred and
any prisons present Tho reverend gentleman offered
up a Heightened prayer, In the coure Of which DO
Implorcd God 10 Influence the action aud conduct
OF tho rulcp Of tho world and Impair 10 thom
tho spirit q truth in all things Tho congregation
sang the one hnndfcdth psalm beginning with the words
Before Iebovah's awful throne" The preacher took
for his text the fourth chapter OF the Gospel o. s. Luke
commencing with the fourteenth verse. lie said that
the invitation 20 n m TO preach there that morning
came from a number OF friends who wished 70
establish congrcga onal worship for the inaacs
In this city without reference 10 any sec.
tonal Influences Upon what subject could he more
appropriately discourse that morning than upon the
great inaugural address delivered by Jesus Christ a. re-
lated IN the COapeR Kovoiucn had followed revoln.
ton: chassernant afar ehsstkoncnt had come until
The throne OF Da,i taken away 70 make room foe
the actual 80 rusi Kingdom OF Christ The son Of 10.
seph the CARPENTER went the temple; the elder handed
HIN The volume ard aiki Hin 20 expound the scrip
lures 10 the people All eyes were fastened on Hh1
/ IA liking What He ~0ld say Ne teyns 70 rad The
spls, Of the Lord " 1von rae ns Lord appointed me
20 each tie aosr,l To- fte pcor, 70 heal ths BROKEN
hssrte preach dell V tie captive 70 oren ths
syss Of the bind " deliver thsra that ars bruised
| Every sAbszsh thai hsy heard tes enS2s'
psssshst As Gospel 20 fs'a9sd zh' a"s ssai'
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Police sn,eiIigcnce.


On tho 10th .asL August Richard, an ornnl boy four
teen years or go employees by Mr. Hermann sohiar-
baum, doing business al - $50 Pearl street, apTro-
pr aod to his own 300 4 his employers monsy.
without his knowledge consent August continued n
h,t p'ac Lsuai but leaving the store a, night hs
would take companion out 70 places OF arnusemosS
subsequently su5rer and have good time generally,
NJ scblartnun, appears did not lniss his money TN
IA pay evening" vhon he accused August OF The theft,
which the latter pleaded gu W. Ho wHs takcn m
ycstcay Justice Ito committed tho offender to The
Tonic for trsl. Most Of the stlscn money had beea
spent n fast living
ALLEGsp DisoRpERLr HOUSE 10 GREENE srErsr
BRoxKS UF--ARHEsr or rIig iNMATEi.
Tho q hon OF Albert yorthmann waited IN tho bass
cnt OF ,hs promises 100 Greene srt has long bcsa
known to the Eighth pro police tho resort -
thieves brigham abandoned females nsd other vile anA
disrcputabls characters ~ early hour yeaisrdAg
morning -diy,urbance occurred in ~" place. ~h'ch
ofacer HcDf.on reported 10 the sa,s house, whsss-
upon Captain MIA OF tho Eighth pr,o'ao'. raihed his
reserve force and made descent ne premises u
eslion Ar-c-,inz therein tho keeper. tftean yoanS
men-some a. whom well snown TO she Officers
and eight dcp-a,cd fcmsleA The prsDasrs ssh
scaucnty as'yrcd before Justice Dodge. The Jeeoss
Market rolio' ObNrt. and vothmann wac comm tied 10
answer the charge ~ kecpng dofdrry h'nse, on the
compa NJ cifc-v Hsrdcr-on TIE other male prison
err In doraat % $500 their sro good b.
hsyior a~ut 10 tho penient airy one % ths mco.
known a. John Gotman, othersiso Jazz s1vInr
politician of M IN potnrr,y In the lower part ~ Tie
city In pos.sssfen % Of the parties arrested We
found number of skcleton keys and other bnglnon
mpletncnts Jusic- Dodge required the female pr-s-
ers 10 rss ball tths - tsOo each fcr their 600
behavior, bu' being unabi 10 Ind bondsmen "" msxss-
tr.e them ~ the wotEbousa Captain Mths
also hts officers arrest tho dosr.@d females
make tile n.ghuy pracuoa Of parad,ns Tho sres.s
Of tho precinct tn the great snnoyane 81 ih-
zrnH Fifteen Of ho "crulrers arrested and Jus
tcc Dodge held them Zoe a bearing
b. BuRoL Ans Car0HT ~ Tnn acr.
william rorShsy and Michael Cassidy, young mss.
eighteen years Of Eg- forced an entrance TO tho 800
water mAnusctory q Nessr William and Geo horsngs
No 1876 We, Ihifccnth street by forcing open a
the windows aud stoA thefefrum tso d0lsss In p-s
mis- The waichniau. Tboinss Ryan, cauFht tho nsa IN
the act and calling ooer Hsrick. ~ th" sin,h pre-
oinct, caused them 70 be arrested The psof sgnns
the prisoner. being conclusive Jusca Dodge oommittsA
them for trial without ball
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TheatrieaIs Mt Home.

ulss ian Hosmer made her nrst appearance at the
Nashville "a emf theatre, March 10 She sustained her
emo imperona ion OF Evadne in tho tragedy OF Evadnc
or tina Hall Of Statues and was received IN very alter
ng manner
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Proceedings OF Congress - News from
Central America, Mexico, Cuba, t<c.
The cunard mail steamship Africa Captain Hockey,
will leave Boston 90 Wednesday for Liverpool
Tho nails Tor Europe viii close In Tbs ely Al a
quarter past and At hafpsst Ave O'Clock 70 morrow
Afternoon
Tho Hsw Yosx Hrnarp--Edluou for Europs-wIn b.
ready Al eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning
II viii contain the ntes, news relation to The spsn-
irh.Chilsan war with details of tho naval battle OF
Ancud scconpanrd BY map OF the uorh end o. the
bland % CHLOE The main land Of chIls AMI tae ada
oea, waters 10 which tho Span sb sess - operating
asans, te Peruvian and Chilean squadrons and STOW
ing he Of the naval nsh,; iDtcrenos rrooeetnr
Of Congress; news froa Central AmarioA hoxcs, Csba
ko, and rtports of all imporAn, events Of The IA.
week.
ssss s.c.ss. m vuspsrS r,s6y s.r uaisx M ssssz
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Observance Of Palm sunday.

This festival wa celebrated yesterday In the Catholic
-, v,.., .h,..,., ,,,xo,,ho,t ,h. c,,v ,xth mara
s"" "'''p ~ -, - -. -,
than usual Sr,ine% AT ths Na'hpho oh"''""' '"'
Min, vs blessed Al tho early masses ami distnbu' ed
-, ,.. =, ,h. .o,,,.,,,ion n, ali IN, ,n,,,cs a,r.
We ne"""''" VI ''' o""s' "
Ing the day Al ST. Paircks Cahedrh Archosshop
ueCloskev NJ the lat uass Instead Of n sermon read
-. ....-,...,.o, u.,,h.
'"o ""'''' w WV '
THE GERMAN CHURCHES.
To ,,o c.rna, ch,-che. ,he usual Pain, Sunday ser.
" 80 - =, - -, ,,..,, -. a..
Vices TOOK pace, ani "er' "o" s'ona" uu'"S VI"
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A-Roy.I Hawai-. .as Al Lsssi Loo
tar "a ,. tiisa CLrrK. Bsstss ~ br0.d-sr.
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There pe RIA mes. re there nre Mrio-
dies merely delight The a.na~ bat n chsro
the soaL Supreme snd m.is.i.. "a ihess fhsisS
A sous Priraet ~ tna "sIDffT BLOOMNu CEhEus~
n cannot described fnf there 4. ushinG IA hs -hs&s
~ fragf.acs ks a. Ths nofai kisgdsa has nsysr
before Yielded IL equal
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" lioynH he fac NilFs etyffs ~ tae
aAYII DKfUsff COMPANY of saw fysk,
xh,ch nnsef sp<psi chsfsf fr,a he stte 49, 800
gnA nisss the herring q bouds Ap<rie FiAe sns
o,hsr vsIashlss fer small sun ~ suneu. " NJ hya
VIAU PIpDF sAffa 81 ~ COMPANY - ~ 49, nr~-
pfoaf buniur 20 tD BfyaisaT. cnfufr u i1bffiJ a.
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A.-Uphhsm's Msrschsua Causes sss
- sEstsI. a r.fs rs-. al y q WILLS a 90. us
Irsusifa a
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wb.si.. n wilson, r,ssh sti,sh sswfnG
w.silss .sa bs'ssssss. a.aiss az hssst~s'
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Ane,h,r moe ne..,rr nixn, m.v. n.cs

address-poIlsk a. so.. Mssr.ehsu~
Manufacturers bfo.dsaY fsuFh stfesl fipa~ cas-
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