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MORBID MOoDs.-Thus we need, every
one of us, to know that we live in moods
and phases, working scientifically, some
times more unhinged and sometimes less
sometimes in better nature and sometimes
irritable; sometimes more disposed to
jealousy; sometimes more to concsit. No
thing looks fresh after q sleepleSs night !;
nothing true after an over-heavy dinner.
A touch of dyspepsia makes the soul bar
rem and everything else barren toit-even
the finest poem it turns to desert. Any
mood of gloom, in the same manner, hangs
a pail over the sun, and even the very
bones sometimes seem to be in that mood
as truly as the eyes. Opinion is some
times bilious, sensibiity morbid and
sore, and passion, tempest-Sprung, goes
wild in all sorts of rampageS. At one
time we can be captious toward a
friend, at another generous toward an
enemy, at another about equally iudif-
ferent to both. Now, wise man is one
who understands himself well enough to
make due allowance for such insane moods
and varieties, never concluding that a
thing is thus or thus because just now it
bears that look waiting often to see what
q sleep, or walk, or a cool revision, or,
perhaps, considerable turn Of repentance
will do. He does not slash upon subject
or man from the point of a just-now
rising temper. BE maintains noble candor
by waiting sometimes for gentler spirit
and better sense Of truth. He is never
intoerant of other mems judgments, be-
cause he is little distrustful Of his own.
He restraints the dislikes Of prejudice, be-
cause he has prejudice against his dis
likes. His resentments are softened by
his concentrations Of himself.-HoarS at
UOnp
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The following parry story, told by a
northern paper, of Yankee corps in the
late war, is not bad:
IN the Arkansas campaign the general
officer found the entire til grouped
around saw mill and weeping like Niobes.
" WIN boy,s," he asked, "what is the
matter pn "Matter enough" sobbed one
embarrassing volunteer. "Thus far we
have never left anything behind; but we
can't possibly steA this saw mill +"
A deputy sheriff in Keense. some years )
ago, bad habit wlga anything occurred
to him which he had fo."gotten to state OF
quickly raising his right nana WIN lore
finger extended, and prefacil g his remarks al IS
with the exclamation, "By the way ~
being once his duty as crier to 6. we noIice
Of the opening Of the court, he oesan'
go, yes, all persons having anything W a 10
before the court Of common pleas "' y,
draw nigh and hearken to the evidence.
Here he sat down; but remembering that
he had forgotten the finishing touches, in
stantly rose and exclaimed, by the way,
God save the State"
A lady found occasion to call upon
dentist and have her teeth filed. Among
those filled were two front ones, and when
in pleasant mood the lady's face shone
with smiles, whose polished gold glittered
from the upper incisors. These were OBJ
served with admiration by her little niece,
who, by the by, seriously remarked :
Aunt Mary, l wish 1 had copper-toed
teeth like yours"
A. Portuguese mayor enumerated among
the marks by which the body of drowned
man might be identified when found, "a
marked impeachment in his speech"
1t is harder to deceive the quick eye of
salIectlon thar. whole bench of lawyers.
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Captain, me jewel" said son of Erin
as ship was coming on the coast in in
clement weather, have ye almenlck on
board ?" "No, havn't." "Then, be
jabers, we shall have to take the weather
as it comes"
Give us not men like the weather
cocks, that change with every wind, but
men like mountains, who change the winds
themselves.
Forgive us our debts" is the prayer OF
every selfish man; but he makes every
body who owes him pay to the uttermost
farthing.
A head properly constituted can accom-
modate itself to whatever pillows the vicls-
STUDIES of fortune may place under it.
Lord Chesterfield asked at the end of
his first days hunting: "Do sane men
ever do this sort Of thing twice.
Covetousness terms liberality spend
thrift, and prodigality calls her churl ;
she is alike contrary to both.
Pride and opulence may kiss in the
morning as q married couple, but they are
lhcly W NC ulfOlCSo DClOAO ouhSSS'
Many mans tongue is a two-edge
sword, one of the edges cutting his friends
and the other himself.
Human nature is so constituted that all
see and Judge better in the affairs of other
men than in their own.
A good name will wear out q bad name
may be turned; nickname lasts for
ever.
A talkative man neither hears nor is
heard. He won't listen to others, nor they
to him.
No man is ever indifferent to the worlds
good opinion until he has lost all claim
to it.
Whatever is lovely changes; the sea
and the barren rocks will remain forever
as they are.
Chicago has erected so many new build
ings that about 700 are vacant and to be
let.
Love is only dream ;.but unlike the
dreams of sleep, it brings no repose
with it.
A puppy plays with every dog he meets.
but old dogs have but few associates.
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Nothing 90 Spare.

What hast thou naugM to spare Alas my
lot,
Indeed, Is hapless; thou art very poor.
Poorer than thy moor brethren, who have not
The boarded much. that crieth still for
more ,,,.
Where are thy baubles ? Where thy glitter
ing toys ny ,o
ments, whereF
The daily luxury that only cloys7
IN , look, and see If thou hast "naught to
spare?"
Where is thy wasted tone? Thy unbreathed
word
OF gcntleness? Thy hidden talent, where :?
The look Of pity which thou mghtst accord 2
Oh do not tell me thou hast " naught TO
spare"
Bethink thee ere thou speakest so again,
And for thy needy brethren have some care !;
Oh be more grateful to thy Father, when
So much He giyeth thee-so much "to
sparen A S. STANDARD.
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By Grubbs g. Williams, Auctioneers,
4 orthwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY yAIUABLE FARM OF
NiNETY.FCUR ACRES, ON THE JAMES
RIVER CANAL. TWO MILES WEST OF THE
CITY, FOR SALE AT AUGTl0N.--On MONDAY,
2Sd day of December, commencing at IL o. clock NJ,
We will sell upon tn premises the bea uful little
NJ formerly owned by B. W; Hsxall, Esq,
situated on the James River canal abont two miles
tom Jr., P. N. Tabb, and Other..
There are NIHETY-FOUH ACRES OF L D
naturally of the best soil. and II has been highly
Improved, 10 that there are few If any farms more
productive than this
The buildings are extensive, embracing an
OyEasEER'S HOUSE and LAB0RERS' COT
TAGSS, and an excellent BARN and the whole
place il well enclosed with new plank fence.
There are also very hourishing peach and apple
orchards.
Terms: Made known at the time OF sale.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
do Auctioneers.
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CEAMBERLAIN's QFFICE.l
RICHMOND, November u, 1867.
CHTINGIT, OF THE CITY OF

TN COUNCIL OF The CITY OF
I RICHMOND, NOVGMBER 25, 1857. it was Or
dered that polls be. opened on the 3lsr DAY OF
DEC EMBEh. 1857, at the usual places hereto fore
used for voting in this city. for the purpose of
ascertlining the sense OF the voters upon the
900 to the preferred eight per cent stock of tn 9
Chesapeake and Ohio hailroad Company, such
polls to be taken in conformity with General Order
No. So OF General schoteld dated November g.
1857 in all respects, except that the votes of
but residents of the city shall De polled. such
subscriptions if authorized, to be paid in bonds of
the city bearing eight per cent. interest per an
The following persons were then appointed com.
missioners and conductors to superlntend the said
election
For Jefferson Hdrd.-Messrs. John A. Lacy,
John G. Page, Patrick Boyle, William ]. Var
borough, and John Gallagher, commissioners,
and w. T. Bib conductor Place Of voting, the
Old Market Hall.
Myers, James b. Gram, Robert K. HowiSon, John
S. Jenkins conductor. Place Of voting, the City
Hall.
For Monroe Uard.-Messrs ". G. Lipscomb,
Felix Mathews, II. a. Brander, Martin Smith. and
y. N Jones, commissioners, and w, n. Kelly
conductor. Place of voting, Thomas G. Epps's
shop, on Broad street
It was further ordered that the voters Of the dis
trict embraced within the limits of the city de-
fined by the act OF Assembly passed the ]sth day
Of February 1867, extend the limits of the city
of Richmond, be and are hereby authorized, In
the absence Of other PROVISIONS on the sub ect, to
vote upon this question at any Of the precincts OF
the city that ma be most convenient to them:
A w. MORTON,
Chamberlain and Clerk of the Council.
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at Burning Springs, West Virginia, they
use gas for cooking, heating dwellings, anu
business houses, lighting the strec'S' I'LL
ming engines, &c.-BaItI"'ore Sun.
But it is natural gas, and costs nothing IN,
We visited the place once: 1t smells iihe
a gas works. Our travelling {, c9mp , non
predicted for it the fate OF Soao darh anu
Gomorrah for the ason that hna ns
would be likely to set the "noio place
afire.
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nv VJRTUE OF A DEED OF

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
, trust executed to me by Reuben z. Gardner
and Kate E., his wife, dated on the 25th day OF
August, 1855, shall proceed, as trustee, by con
SATURDAY the 9TH day OF January, 1858, II fair
if not the next fair day thereafter, the TRACT
OF LAND in Hanover county named In said deed
containing about l25 acres, now occupied by said
&. E. Gardner, and adjoining the lands OF &. +.
Meredith, James NJ. Carter, and others, and two
miles from Affects station, on the Virginia Gen.
trail railroad.
Cash will be required as to q certain bond for
81 So with III interest that may be due there
on on the day of sale, and the expenses Of eXecu-
ting this trust, JAMES u. TlNSLEf.
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A skeptical student, pr ', con5rov yp,svl
the pleasure Of prolonged It he had
once informed DR.. Wayland tn al evi.
been unable to discover any inter- ed
dence that the Old Testament was lnsp1. :.
"For instance" said he, "take the booA
of Proverbs. Certainly it needed no IN
SEPARATION to write that portion of the b.
BILE. A man not inspired could have done
it as well. Indeed, / have often thought
that l could write as good proverbs my
SELF" Every well, my son, perhaps you
can" was the prompt reply. Suppose
YOU make the experiment. Prepare few
proverbs, and read them to the class to-
morrow" II is hardly necessary to add
that the attempt to rival the wisdom of
Solomon came TO an abrupt and ingloriots
termination.
An inventor in Canada has constructed
coupled or uncoupled without going
between them, or even crossing the
track. The principle is precisely the same
as that in common use ut preScnt--a link
and pin. The invention not only pre-
vents all possibility Of accident to en-
ployes, but saves much labor, time, and eX-
penSe.
Lard is largely adnterated in this coun-
try with water, terra alba, paraffine, and
other substances. A practical chemist
states that he has examined specimens in
the hands Of dealers adulterated to the
extent of thirty per cent. Some western
specimens held from ten to twenty per cent.
of water.
The widow of former member of Con-
gress residing in Hallowell. Me-. lately
married her hoStler. He treated her
cruelty and she applied for divorce ::
whereupon he decamped with $40 900 in
bonds, leaving her in destitute circum-
stances.
2 sometimes, to amuse myself, I give a
ogsst guinea. He thinks it a mistake.
ana Tor fear should dnd il ont off he rr ~,
S D. naru az ne Can. ! advise YOU to rive a
Oeegar guinea sometimes: il is e Wv
amusing.-Baron Rotl1scleild. = 10 very
Words, innocent and powerless 90 .ho.
are as standing in dictionary, how 10y NC
for good and evil they become in the hana.
OF one who knows how to combine them
Water is quoted at fifty cents o barre,
in California, Missouri.
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FAKE Observation-Disclosures will be

TAKE neutrality-suspicious. will be
L made to the Second Auditor for the State Of
Virginia to re issue the following CERTIFICATES
n. STATE STOCK, standing in the name OF Hector
Row. commissioner in the suit of Bowe's gnar-
BOW Bowe, &C., in Circuit Court OF Hanover,
Tntsrsst - be paid to the legally qualified guar
San of iniA, nts), viz: ,,,
Gstito9te No under act of 2sd March, 1885,
genera No sss Under act of 22d March, 1850,
csIticete No. s4i, under act Of eth March, 1S47,
Richmond and Danville abroad Company ior
Certificate No. l. 900 under act of LIST March, 1871,
Richmond ana DarFille RAILROAD Company Tor
800 cp,n1p1c.nE sta,5i,g in
~ name of Hector Bowe, guardian OF the chill
dren of Albert 6. Bowe-viz. =, OLE. Mo-ch
1857 for $500. All OF which ha We been lost t;yz
One of the children of e. G. Bowe, Diseased.
lD-law3m
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Chamberlain and Clerk of the Council.
no 2S-1awtd
DLUG TOBACCO MACHINERY

DIUG IUBACCU WAChINE l.
L The attention of manufacturers is solicited to
tn most approved machinery now In use, which
is offered for sale at bargain, and Is as good as
new-havirg been In use but short time-con-
tanners, Iron Tracks and Trucks for the same Iron
Finishers' Frames, Press Blocks. Iron and Wooden
Sinkers, Iron Sheets and everything complete for
manufacturing all kinds of plug tobacco to the ex-
tent OF 1880 pounds per day. Also one Ryme g
Patent Plug Machine. Apply TO q. b. LlLlEN-
THAI, 22l Washington street, New York Any
parties DESTROYS of manufacturing North can pur-
chase the above and buy or rent the factory, which
is in complete order for immediate use.
no la-2taWlm
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TRUSTEF'S 8 a LIE OF LAND,
i FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ST0Ck OF
RORsES, cows &C., IN CHEsTERFlELD
COUNTY.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust executed
By Charles W Friend on the 25th day OF uSust,
1865, and recorded IN the clerks office OF Chester
field county on the same day, the undersigned, as
trustee will offer for sale at public aucuon, on
the premises, at IL IL. on WEDN ESDAY the 18th
day OF January, 1853 if fair II not, tho next far
day thereafter, all Of the properly embraced IN
said deed, to wit
tract of LAND called "Bollings," situated In
the county OF Chesterfield between the n1chmond
and Petersburg railroad and the Manchester and
Petersburg turnpike, and lying Immediately upon
the turnpike, containing 375 acres of which about
50 are in original growth. The land Is susceptible
of a high degree of Improvement, and well
adapted 10 raising the usual crops. The dwelllng-
house, Immediately upon the turnpike, abo2t niue
miles from Manchester and twelve from Peters,
burg ia of brick, lsrge and commodious, with all
the necessary out. bindings.
al of the HOUSEHOLD and klTCHSE FUhS!-
TUBE of every description, FARMING uTEH-
slLS and IMP LEM sNTS Of al kinds, one CAR.
RAGE, BUGGY, and HARNESS. Also, the stock
of HORSES, MULES, COWS, HOGS, &c.
The title to the above property is believed 70 he
indsputable, bat, acting as trastse, VIII convey
no other title tn al that vested in me- as s1ch.
TERMS: Made known on the day OF sale
HENRY COX, Trustee.
NoTE-This is one OF the most beautiful and
best improved situations in the county, and is
considered the most healthy in the neighborhood.
de ll-W&StJanll, &l3 ID Is
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ITO JOHN JAISER (SuMETIM rs
Il CALLED JOIN FAISEa. flake notice, that
on Monday the Goth day OF January, 1868, shall |
move the RustinSs Court OF the city OF Richmond
to appoint trustee in yonr place and stead in the
trust deed executed by yourself and W ife on the
Is day of July, 1859 and OF record in the clerk
office Of the said court conveying 10 you as trus-
tee certain real estate therein named Tor tho sale
and separate use and benefit OF myself and chi-
dren Won having moved beyond the limits OF this
STATE MARY J. FaEYFOGLE.
in her own right and as next friend Of ner infant
chiidren de H-lt~
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TThUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a
1 deed of trust from Edward 3. Newhurn to the
undersign ed bearing date or the I'D gay 81 my,
4 il, 1857 and now of record in the Cletk's once
o. the Court Of Hastings OF tho city of Richmond in
Deed Book 50 B. page 500, shatl proceed GA TuES-
DAY the 2Ith dsy OF December, 1857, on the prem,
ises TO sell the following dsrcri sd pronerty that
il TO- saw, a LOT or PAhCEL OF GROUND lying
and being in the city Of Richmond. in the state OF
Virginia, bounded as follows-yiz., commencing
on or Broad strset at point fly nine (5Sl feet
from the southeast corner OF twentieth street,
rnnniny on or Broad street forty (4o) feet
eastwartly thence at right anales southwardly
one bundled and fifteen (l!5) feet thence a; right
angles oastwardlv forty (Iol feet; thence at rl&nt
angles northwardly one hundred and htteeh (iAol
feet to the beginning. 3
eyaCutiug this trust and to pay T4pu with interest
from the 25th day of November 1887, until PIld
and on credit as to $50 until the 2oth day OF Jan
nary 1858: and on q credit As to the residue which
will be made known on the day of sale. an
Selling al trustee, shall convey only huch l!llo
az Is vested in me by the said deed OF trust
do 13|tds GEORGE y. WISE, Trustee.
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rs,O THE BUYERS OF THE WARD
4 BRAND TOBACCO.-The undersigned, desi-
r0us of showing his appreciation for the kind pa
tronage so literally bestowed by the patrons Of
this favorite and Justly celebrated CHEWING
TOBACCO, will on the LIST of January, 1858, pre-
sent one box Of this tobacco to every pure haser
who can produce satisfactory evidence of pur-
crashing fifty boxes from my agents, Mes.rs. Will
liam Taylor Son, from May, 1866. until January
lst 1865. THOMAS ]. HARDGRoVE,
Proprietor Of the w ard Tobacco.
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pSssOJaAtSO71S. dc.

NOTICE.-The co-partnership hereto>
~ fore existing under the name and Style OF
BARNES, JUSTlS 4 FOWLER is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The books of the con-
Germ have been placed in the hands OF SAM uEL
NJ PAGE who is alone authorized to make col
lectons and settle up the business. All persons
indebted to the concern will call On him and MAKE
payment. Those having claims against the con-
Germ will present them 10 him for settlement
G. 4. BARNES,
J. p. JUSTIS,
S. p. FOWLER.
Dacembar 10 1887 de LOW
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BY Cook & Laugh;on. Auctioneers'
,orror of franklin and Governor streets.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
l. deed of trust from Edward B NeTbnrn to the
undersigned, bearing date on the gtn day OF oct9-
her D. 1867 and Dow.of record in the clerk'
otice of the Court Of Hustngs Of the city of Rich;
mond in Deed Book IS 4, page rs, | than proceed
on TiIESD ~ the oath day of December, 1877, on
the premises to sell tbs following DESCRIBED prem;
isesat Is to say LOT TX Tx i pAA Of kic gs
ynnnd in the state of Yir. mia, bounded as fol-
lows2viz Comm ncing. on q or Broad street at
point (5a) fifty nine feet from the sonneas1 cor
street C40J forty feet eastwardly THENCE at right
angles southward'y one hundred and fifteen ti;Sl
feet thence at right angles weStwardiy forty l4o)
feet thence 1T right nSlss northWardiy one nun
drsd and ft:een tllhl fee! to the beginning. of
syecnting thtg trust and TO pay Ss6l.G3 with inte-
rest from the I'd day Of nsca2oer lsg, until PAID
February 1868 and o. Il credit as to the residue
which viii be made known on the day OF sale;
Selling az trustee, shall convey Only such ute
as Ia vested il Inc by the said deed OF trust.
de l2tds GEORGE D. WISE, Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. suctioneers,
Eorthwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

FA9EHOLD OF A B . s I n p 3
ii STAND, ON MARSHALL STREET NEAR
TIE SECOND MARKET, FOR SALE At AUG
TION.-We will sell at auction, on the PreIais IS,
ON MONDAY the 10th December, .at O'Clock +.
M the lease OF the store and property situated as
above described, now occupied by M Grant as q
grocery and feed s'ore with large staole attachsu
April next
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
ara Auctioneers.
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Mules and Horses for Sale.

MULES AID H0KSES.-Ea
NA Just arrived st the HXCHAN GES EssEasA
LIVERT AED SALE STABLES, Frank Wy
WgLL-BROKB MULES. h!Soa lot Of dne YOUNG
HORSES suitable Tor farm purposes, which win
sell st fair prisea.
Invite sha attention OF ID $ farmers and plant.
OF NORTH Carolina ar1 Virginia TO this superior
lot CT !tcsk, AID prcmis. thar, satisflstlon Is 70
q slisy and miles re Vital JOHN = DAVIS.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co,
RICHMOND. Oetohar 1851


VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
~, Qn and after OCTOBER lsr the Nail Train
Wlii be run between Richmond and Stanton
daily, except on Sunday, AID On sunday between
Richmond and Gordonsvilla West Of stanton
the Mall Train will leave for Covington on MON.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and rs.
turn alternate days.
Leave staunton for Coyington. .........3: ls P. NJ
Lea'o SoNiHSCoL. S:}O a. ii.
Leave Stanton for Richmond..........S:00 A. NJ
Freight Trains daily texcep. Sunday leave
Richmond at 7 P. N and4A "
THRODGH TICKETS sold to all prominen.
points North and South, and TO Lynchburg, Lex
lngton, harrisonburg: Lewisburg, snd other pro-
minent points in the West.
Al Covington, JAMES J. A. TR0TTER & BRO.
TIERS STAGE LINE connects with the Mall
Train for White Sulphur, Lewisburg, and Ka.
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore 10
Charleston, two aud half days.
at stanton and Goshen, HARmAS ( co.'s
STAGE LINES connect with Mail Train for Lex.
ington daily Except Sundays, end passengers
go through from Richmond or Baltimore same
day.
The Passenger Car heretofore attached to
Freight Trains will be discontinued.
II. d. WAITCGMB,
ocl General superintendent.
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No. 1888 Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.
WILL SELL THIS MORNING AT
Il 10 ~ lock an assortment OF
MiTTkE!s IS, BLANKETS, &C.,
CROCKERY.
GLASSWARE,
BOOTS, SHOES,
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
CLOTHS, CASSIhGRES,
MEMS UNDERWEAR,
WOOLLEN GOODS,
Z. GkTHRIGHT,
de4 Auctioneer.
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OYSTERS.

TWO BARRELS PRIME CIDER ON
l consignment; hve hossheads prime Porto aieo
Sugar just received. Farmers and otasEs Ni%iTns
the city will dad 1t 10 their iniorestt 20 TSstnnno
Brcguss, Wheeibarrows, sc made 81 'he fn,
siniA penIsentIary, and for sale at E9aasea P''''
- -" ""H0'~ AENlsrEAD Y CARY,
ds 10 I'LL Cary street..
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yloRACCO MANUFACTURERS La
I Bells of various yles gotten mp ~ the Dis-
PATCH PRINTING H0uss, V ~