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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-14
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HUDSPETH. ADAMS & CO.,
2 III
So Main Street SO ,ss
- tHE .glfTsu< qmWnfa4 .HnFhnf
WE RESPECTFULLY CALL AT

sS9ENEsaR
tention to our large stock of Ladies' and
Childrens' Hats. We have just received
from New York City. new Dress Goods. in
AIpacas, Grenadines, DeLains. Linen
Goods, Ginghams, Lawn, Chambray and
Crepe Msrez, Capimeres, ~Cottonades, Linen
Painting and Coating. j.
New lot of White Goods, Jaconett, Main
sock, Swiss. Irish Linen, and a large va
riety in Ladfes and Gents Linen Hand 8
kerchiefs. Our stock of Hosiery comprises
a large variety, bought low, and will be
sold cheap. &OAmA~rT 4
Parasols and sun Umbrellas, in SILK,
Cotton, and Scotch bingham. We have,
and Will keep a large assortment.
New goods bought by our house In the
market with q special view to the interest
OF our customers. We will receive here
after daily, and call the attention of all
people to come ana examine our STOCK
aud prices. 4. a0 b 8sN GALL
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-14

II of Machinery appertaining to
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-14
Obi answered the small lady, and

OH answered the small lady, and
seemed to ponder rrrr
.aThe auntsswere uncomfortable, and
changed the subject of discourse. till
the. children had finished eating, aud
had demanded leave togosinto the
garden and dig in a small plot which
tlgsy considered their9own.J k3Iag 4
You may depend omit that Grace
will strain every nerve TO keep Dick
With herZa said Josephine tf'fssIef
! course i he, will marry, she would
like TO have some influence over his
choiee- No doubt there mas been
sSns sort of joke between hernand
GIfoert already as lto her choosing a
Well. pysdearU Tsaidathaapeat;k
mother Dies. is an excellent young
man and would be very good mattel
for almost any girl.
We know that, mother. said
Laura, unable TO forbear laughing
ssbutI Grace does not intend to bestow
him on one ofyour daughters
Perhaps not, said Mrs Richmond,
shut, girls, you are far too fond OF
laughing at young men. No one
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

J. A CLARK. Of Long sutton, England.
gave he foilo-ing facts IN a reccnt lecture
Nou are Aware THAI vol i Chased by man
uiaesurers IN t~O general divisions. There
are clothing woods ard oombing ~sois-
The short wools. for the most part. bsiong
% the clothing. and The long wcois 20 the
oOmbing quality. The short -oois arr pr
eminent for their frlsing proPeny; thar Is
the tendency % the fhres % alherc iogcth-
CT. owing 20 The minsse serration (some-
tirnes over 600 in = iineal inch , When
the wool has been earjcd. sPun. and WOW
en- INTO wooden elOsb- sad : then pat IN
DER the strokes Of the falling mil. this pro
cess 81 skiing taxes place bui loug vol
having lever q The s-rrstions upon IT, g.
bres. possesses The friting property ia
minor degree. anl "a = called combing
wool. b~ezuse one Of f-.t operations IN
manufacturing stsH and worsted goo.ls
frou Il, = 20 pass the wool throBgh heated
iron coobs. thGs rendering the Ebrcs
smooth. and nore Ike fbr~s Of six or cot
ton. without however losing the natural
iustrc- One main usc tOr whiCh cur lustrc
wool - sought after. Is n lie manufacture
81 alpaca " coburgs.- and various
hhrios composed Of mixtures Of cotton an
wool The gloss given by tSe vol j. So
admired a. 90 have become rage an1 fash
hon IN materials for both geuiicracn's pale
tots and ladies dresses; and the ~e4vsr
likes the wool because the rnicroscopic.
sEw-like teeth Of the flores take hold al tlla
oott n IN The proves Of weaving. and bind
both together. making soand ard sersica-
bic cloth The Product. b. thread or cloth.
iron = fleece Of vol. Is sometimes aston o.
ishing AZ Nor~ick many years sincr. So
80 yards. OF p - niics % thrcad. ~erc
spun from a SINGLE pound ct wooi ard
60 year. ago Mss Ises. a. Spaaldias.
span les 90 yards. or abost - IL milcs
Of Vooien thread fron poanI Of wool. CT
a Lincoln eve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

A crHtors FACT ABOUT Wurrr AND
Cav HoEsEs. 10 10 not rererslv knoun
thar light coiorci borscs. more .rrer.arv
rhitc or gray. are subirct Co anv dis.a.rs
noe found iu horses oi oiL-r colon. Or "a.
q fact. horever. fhaf msianosis. disease
Which appears in tie iorm of fumor.. s
confined 90 anfuais of those oofors raiee.
II there D. bot one Of tisse tumors. it uil
generally b. iouad un8er che taa. nesr tbe
ROOT Of ii sad y more ttsn ore. tbsv ~,u
apPear upon fhe tai. on a. aeek ne.r a..
glands. and probably 20 some extent. IN
the Internal oav.tics. IL name of ths di.-
easc - q Greek rofi sixuiiyi.r Ha~kaess
On cutiing through a. tumor q siu b.
fouud 81 q BLACK color. of 30 uarsed a
csaracfer a. even to color fhs blade q t.s
knits. Ibo dissass 10 very rarely found in
Cara coiored hor-es
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

otFosp. So C1srf e fraiazis kri1 NJ
fsrts -ifAin so c. ~ Counts of o. t.rd o.
ths third tur-sias II i-crsal-r a n i~6s
o. petrtsra e Cls~lss- fsrua.n. strutassfrafIis
"a - e-tass ~ Jsuse- a. Fsrnaru. IA - v 90
-tocks o-c-s-cd. rfastaE 80 irrnr~ e. ~ ST
coasey rs.i s-iat- 81 ~ aaeaat 81 100. O. ~
payuent "a 1855 so i.ctisatal chsrsrs Ne $3.50
$3.50 80 arssutagrcrs ef~r.
ororrrd. Thstths $50 prtEto.rr give natlcs
% 1T Per-cas iater~-tsi. - c.--isg rspf ~ a.
orter. 90 D. Qshiisaed thr-e s@sks srcress,triy
- ~ oefHt D~ssrcrsi pftatsd ~ fsfis ia SD
Assrlfy, ~ thef nas .pF-ss st i,rutzsts Ccari
CD o. bed 20 Paris 90 ~ 81 rues1-Y q a.
go. "a tra c'chck Ia th~ foreasoa 80 49,
csa-- 81 49, thrs have. ~ ths sa-s sh.sd 81
- rranted.
E.w. WOODBURY. Jrtr..
tire copy-aiie-t J. : HoHEs. Hsglstrf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

iyrrErsrIso Fscr. TIE Cold Hm
tc'l) News says tie theory o. fhs aess
German physician thaf lie 80 greatly pro-
ionEed ~ sleeping viih 10 bad % IN.
North. hnds ooudrmafion On the h-t tisf
n'ost Anlerican poiiticiaas sho have fsr
scores 81 years lid their beads % IT,
souih. are very dead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

Etna Sewing Machine

7 Do Hara..e Is sarrsnfrl III. .-r s L .r-.,.
fs~ fars. 90 sa rafter rra- saf 90 e. fts
$3.50 f.Hr a.sl ID gee saf.rfsrr. Ia.|....
ia essu.ar ftls aaralar trflre ias. "a ...... ..
u Is nsrr o. ils..f srs.ag. ~hnr COCA rr a..
r.fr. ir.uu. 81. Tailrrias. a.. rWNTrnf So
81 7 klMNlts- 90 aI krnIs n nsrt ~. "a.
ale " DYER. So a 1raf Iss ~ a.- 81
80 fa'fs.l i'fiaat. He hsra.aes s.lf rf rs.
80, 80 500 fs anr rsrf 81 a. srsrs r.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

CO. - i. ths frti ~ 90 a-~fsi.ess ~ -
- 1865. 49, 81 cs-,-. 49, ta anosi sF-rf -.r-
tuou ~ go rauuiry 49, psr.nn. rsthicif 1880.
- haTs b-sa r-.tor,i ~ q No. si.r,as-s scd
sv~s c~.perst- d.-rass. 81 ~ krar. Wa ca-e
tru-f - suTrruorltN orher sxrTt sarsat
= 60 ss4sr~at a. ~-r.r~ rt-ervstios. 80 -hsrp
ne surtuss 49, kuu~n. M ruhhc t-arsf kssi-
lste ~hsf aafut.lts a. cuptaT So ~ tr-frr-sinr
sari ds@g-rsas af~rftc,s 81 10 pai.s-asrF rrEsr.
larttsat -sr cissn-te- Wht~ s.say iai-f-ar
re.rtsc- thrusi -I-.s ths cuuuusnIiy h-se ftiird
SO l-ru ti.r.fd-j thi. ~. ssl--t frssai. ~ ~
~ utsi. of-nsrff~f h~usti. ths znlrtsf 49,
sey-f ersct a.i proiu-s.i ceres to.o us-arr1as
80 too rvua-rkalr o. - ksxuitsa
W go assure RE Pstisc ths 80 g-siifr !.
csrs ~ ~ ksrt 80 ~ t-si ss.r 80 49, 81
thst ID nay D. rsiic-i 80 % A. G. thssr rsiisf 81
tkat b. 49, rtef doas.
6rraf -lutrs "a - ~ u-ra. fhFsscrans. States
ne. at cfhsr runtarn. rrrs.n.grs. hasr 49,
thstr certils IN u1rlrsI sls.i u--tsn~..
rsssriir.. tut spscc 49, -tn ~ p-ra.it
fhr Ir.rrfi m n thru. H. Ag-ufs t-iss -.a-ari
'rrnish rrsfis AsENfcas Atnkssr. 81
st.rh 49, .rr givrn. suh si.o ial tr-crlr.iious
.l ~ r..ral 4 Hrfs rsuleturs rarr
IT, 80 r-gaue 81 shefsits- a~tict-c su
ruras b. llrai -tl 80 ATHH's CoEr. ~.
>sss.rsHftts - 90 ta go. To- o. aac-. aal
So 49, r.arrr.t ffs Na.ar.
rf~r..fv-i ~ "a. J. q. AFEE a Co. ia~~ii
Mo-. 40 saIt 80 Ell prugslsts sd a-ais4s ia
s.stfrla~ rr~rs arrr. O. fsfts ~ nstr. a
Ihasrr, On ~rath rsrts. ~. q ~swysf. is Nor-
80, n. Ne,~s. ia rpeke-it. At-eot. A
-rtnl.saE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

ONFoNn. ss-Ats Csart of Prol.is h~li 81 Par-
uuhtu 80 90 ths Can.fs of tiNesrt % IN
= Ts~sfaf of nrcruat-sr. 4. n. t~ts
nfNCkNEN HUFFMAN. usu-~f Ex-sut-f -
crrfaia sfrur1rnf r.uFf.rrttar e. - 80 49,
Min an-i Irstae.~rf cf lau.ss NaAsr. iaie ~
Bsthsl. sssl Iuuafs. 100000, h-stug rr~sruf-
- thr saur So frai.st--
Or.ler, a. Thsf - $50 ENrrufes give .otsr~
o. an r,r-as iafrr--tet bT rsrsirr o,.rv 20 this
s.rtrr e. b. r-ish-t Inv sr~k. sarrr.-ts~is in
thr pxf.rf b~uaasraf rftatrl ~ fsris. thai thrs
49, snI-sr Ia frahsir C..sri ia BE- hsid 10 psrs
iassit Cauatt on ths 81 ror-tss 81 - ursf.
90 tsu c'clark ta 80 turrua.sn aaf -to~ c1u.r ii
a. fhry tars ~ ~ saas shouit tass - proved
srrrorr.i. 49, tlsr-rl ~ ~ 49, ~ill as tcsfs
a1snl ri saii tec~asrf
g. WOODBURY. Julgr
fr,r- ca7v atfr-s. ] = Uosa. E~stsf~r
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Auth~ srt- sd se.~sces pert-iainx 90 his 80.
cAo-~iy itakea tsr-th~r. ase srs tutru,steis coa-
1890 ~ith A. lcoitsss---As EGcoLs.
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p O r. TIL a " d.
Deering, Milliken&Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
i Commercial Street.

psEstso. NtttrEEs a Co. "a a. .s-a.---
ro thsrr ftruis 80 ~ trsd- 49, thex havr -.
rared caunrssttsuss sfrFr Couaurrrtal sfr~~t .
80 srs So rr~Fsfsd a. sha~ cos.rL~t- = hrs
ol D. tia-a-is. ~ers ofrr-.l - this csts.
IhrY trsiEa tp keep 49,. isrEu stccA than hsfs
fnkarr.
- sfari st'l ~ s5.srssi o. u.s-t ths wasts 81
~ tr.de 80 a. i---rvs. rstsia 80 sxtrss thsf
cran~ctloa. lurrhasrrs assuret 49, -.
oe--sis shaI sNisi &C. sc Asyr.S this city c.
IL, Co.,
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81 sffhfn 80 - hs Gaarrs sf fla Sod. ca az
- Iurstas .f ursra.t-f q a. I-s-s
Nr thr feilraaa .. Warrta o. r..a. u ~ d. .f
~-.ire ifeu. afr ul b. hri. ,a salI t'..ats l-.
crsfrf. rf '1- O. s1 t.-aacr rai III e. rrr-
sensI FOL a.r t. be- Ls.r tr-Ia..f
o. .rrrf. III 80 satf rs-. r..--r glrs rr,lrr
fa I'll rrr-aar lufrrr..rr. a., csastrr n Goa .f
ttt- er'sf ri. fr lI..rh-. fhrrr urra .---r...sr-
IA in thr onaart nru.rraI rr.-lrG af r.r...fk.t
u.s. us-s -i f--ar af q ii.istr l.aI r, tr art .f
lsfts ta $50 Csualt. sa tt~ ftfl Ters..t .f
j. rrHf af tea a'riark III o. fr~...r ...I ...r.
rsu-- f nrs De-, tass. 49, tsr rsa-r st.... Ell.
10
2 v Woodbury. Jats-
tree caFF--Itrst. } :. Hosrs gr.a.r-r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

How rHEY Coca GEoCsE ~ rltE Roxy
MoUSTAISs. An oil piosptetcr an t,.c
ROcky Mountains. writes o.. 60 Prrilars
700 would Ike % mos hou wc E,c QUE
here. We are go1rmaads-Ycnson. bear
meat. Grouse and trout. arr our evcrr a.,
food Hoo do NC cook IN Tell you. anI
yOall say YOU have never eaten a Grease
Il You take The trosble to try it. Fir.t.
shoot your bir,i. and a. son a. soon asvoa
pick hia up. bleed bin By an Insertion o.
year Penkniie into his ilgalar. Bring in
camp fcr The nighi. dig boic IN the san
about ioot deep. and bsiii a Are IN it
When it : thoroughly hcaiel leave 90 aboa
full Of Goals. ~hich cover vel Nth
ashes or very dry sand Mako paste IL
med or clay. IN which encase your bard.
leAving the feathers on. % the tLiekncs. of
So Of an inch or 50. and lay him IN o..
hole. covering With ashes ard Goals. ana
fling Up 9Th dirt Ahcr 3-Gof an hour.
dc him out. and give him q Pap oa tt-
ground. ~ben tle easing vii 'al r. takir-
With it 'eatAers AMI ssia. ara l.a,a- 500
the Grouse cooked in Lis osn i-ic,s e.
Sith 90 hard tark. and ten nrlnouir8 VOC
have dined elsewhere. Perhaps ~ t,u
you boz 90 COOK trout some dsy.~
OUE ROcKY MoUNrsrV Farrxb Ga
TEorr- ] promised % iell you Low Co.
COOK trout. You thsrk vou-s~ r.ush-
trout IN the streams that run auorr or-
dear oh Green Mounta.n-. o. do-n a..
slopes Of our Berkshire bills. iut v9s u,us,
come out here % see the real fsh F.crv
one you book. from 10 20 - inches long
and 80 game e. the siicst ttaf h5I t.a.
seii under the old stump hy DE Alder.
near bone. yeArs ago. Tbeie, You've
landed him Sick year knife IN th- bsck
Of his neeE. and issh b. Eius the frst
thing (Al~sys ble-d your fsh a. .oor o.
you Land him, q makes bis fesl hard
When yos srs ready for your ssprer. maze
snail incision a. The throat. arr d-a- a..
snirails. Tim 90 bira % vi,h a redre 81
TAT pork Or bacon. Wup him in several
thioknesses a psper. vel sci. coax leaves
VII do. and lay I'm in Co. BE- ashes. Gov.
ering hIm eel vith a.hes ald coal.
Leave him from ~ nina'es to Izanb.--
Wien you may unearih bios. ard sat 9Th
~haiever acocmpaninerfs you nav ia.~.
Ihs frsi thing youll Dbl nest morning. vi
D. io g. fstinr Tlere are OBJ So. o.
cook bon. Doe vlcr yoa'se eaten fhis fci.ou
yoa won't care to kro~ ther
.Am. Az ..a'i.r.ft.
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T. - haa ~saais asd HE ai Rr------rtstis-.
M i-rI.tsfnrr ss-~rrf.l-f
II F~TEtTFf iLN r.-rr.-rf. ft. T-1.-. e.
u L irrrs l...r-. s. 90. 81 Ir-r aat a-r-r-rf
y s-s.r. trstst ls Ftff. .- .rr C..4-, .. .f.l.f
lt .tr.r " .rfh l'ai Masffr. -~r-f saI g...l
" afaras lsf f,ss ar~ t~s.raas ..i trar tr-arr.
faif.i '... i-..I r..lf.r DO GO rrrrrs- ft.ll
fa- 0aI Fsrafr .nf frrrsa-f ~ .ftsr i...... Eel.
l.'s r.flrrnfF at.rh r-t r.atr i-tarr rt.r.. g..
-s .a -.Is i-.aaI ull ever p.as.
JOHN EtCkNFif. Nv
va. q HOWE ~
alnFN CHASE Nv
F...f. f.r Ct I-sa fs
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SENp o-l-r g., JOB PRINTING B.. Cd.
DDssacssr OFFrcr
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o.. ~a.s-rr.r .-r-tt ..t .... ..... ....
sh. ..s .ara ..I srr-l nj
I'll frs.fr e. so Caert tf...fE. ... .....--f
o. .r. RI atp.a.rfa. s.. re- a ....s.f
TT fHs r.rrrr .f
-YLvaNrs O.. tkFEs. is,s Awe.
fa $50 Dcaafr rrrrasrt ~ f.s.er t...t ss &C.
Del .irrrfs So .trrel.rr rr...-sfs sI a-r...-.
80 are lalr..-t f f.r -srsrr II si.I lrrrss-f f-
nssr raaeefe rafurnf. aaf ftase st. tsFs
arf r.nsafs f.rrr.s f. sst .l.r fl.- -. 4.
De- D. l-eo MARY o.. AkTE-
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'tFoHu ss-Ata Caufr ~ Frol.srr h-II af o..
f'-. --lhfa ed 70 30 Ca--.s "a orf.rf. .- ft-
fh.rf iars.-f aI nrr--at-r % lee
fIHoNA- 90. HEuWN aar.ai.frsr.- .- ft-
II fstf'r Id. Ju.ls O. No.. be- of Faf.s ..
49, raaH'f r-r--s co.. aaF.el projected h.. co.,.
enf r-rarrf ri a|r.rrsfrsf q ~ ....fa ..
sait frea--f &C. a.i.-anr~.
h-t-fTf. u .t ftr sa.t a fr.-,.r..tor eve ID.
'l-r o.. I'D l~rs.as iafefrsf-f. tY r.rsrrr o rr .f
f'tnfrr ta - 90 slsi ftfer 80 IL s-rrr-s r. 4,
n tH f.r btfrt n.saarrsf Irl.Irf .f Pare. rs.f
ftrt "ft a..-tr af a Fr.lsf~ t..rf FL. Do .... I.
D ..a .. rf.. f.arft .. GOO O. Zee .. .f o..
81. s'. al trs o'-.fk ~ st.. r.... ....I
~ sar.. sht ft- sar@ st .... ID I.. ..-.
D " WpUunf E1. m. .rr
A frar taFs- Ar~st. r Hassf. As.t.--.
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Farm for Sale

FI'llf salssrrt-r Geo. be- f.su c. 80 FL
arraf larrata. So asrr .s .ass.... ..r..-
800 Cd ~ apFfh So ed tsr tslr...rr ~ R.s.r
'a irf-rI 'tIrr -iar- 1. iisrar lisH. raasss.-.i
in .rt o. sr.a. IT.. laru raa.aIas alr.f
e'a.ft Sc arf~s. fs -rH ..sis-+ r.fa 49, 49,.
irrs Ifasr-s Eel. nssrarsf-. arh 80 afrt.r.f
- t.a'.rl aa.l. ~-rsf Orr tsrI 49, s.Itfr.I-r
Tee 10 ai-a r.rir .tsf fh-rr..rh .ssE..fr~ IL
"a f.er ffrt-r sfasfrI aa ftr asa I'll re r,s-r
49, t' iHr DO "a fas Erftef ~traa NfI e..
~ 's.. r.fs p l.as RI nsFs a.s. BE- s -
iiartf. htra. 60 ~aeta. Dol asr .-r-fsf go
~af q sau~ go ID s.l ia 500 .f lr .a.
sf '. f.H rarrnss.rs. uslns ar.l r.ss g.
rsf'..alsfs rrrIs fa - p g .fs.r. nelhsr a.. 81.
a. sa.s.f.irr an .af f.ra..-s
rHumA. PEABODY
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ffNFosu. ss.-At tour GO Pr.t...s I'D af Pc.
SO sfhaa asi &C. a. C.-silfs sl Oselrl 90 he
thlri 7 res.'st .l ~ q M i~t.l
90 psfHies rf t,.astfe tahe. rrastrr fh-f
h~are ls.aif guarttsu af thr m.aar rhfatr~a co
tarns ~~tr. lstr of t,rr-n- 90. terea-sf r-ss 30
este. iaie ir1t.sf- Crarf. fl s~ltir srrsr. 80
49, go Trsrtis. 49, - -ri-os-tsi O. $50
h~frs.
a. irrrf. That the .til pea rltr 49, e. a 49,
rsaus iatrrssts. l' csusfng -i.frsrt c.s o1thts
or.rf fn Do fh.isa~I thr~r ,trsk- sr-r~-srs~is fa
a. nkf.fi tAa.'frat rflrf~t Fsrs. tu sstt
tsrnrt thaf fhrs ars aur~nr sf /. rroi.af~ strsrf
ta br trIa af Tarts rh- r-~siss Ell D..
nrNf. af fra .'r.ark fe ftr f.r~ra..n. go 49,
csas, b e., ih-s aas-. -hs th~ .aua~ .hasia uoi
tr granrrf.
q ". WupnnI Jair-.
rrne rers-aff-.f = Woaas Kret.--f.
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ohFosp, ss-tt Cert oi rf.tsf- h-fl ., Pa.
~rt.a ed 80 a. ra-rft .f BsE.lf r. 49,
fhlra ler-tar ri lArrr-.t-f 4 p t-ss
4 " AZ hiE~Eh. gasflls. .f - 81 Hrr-~.
y 81 rf &C.. u.uar afirs Eel o. ul-s ff-f.r, . Il.
'tf a' ~l.'nFf ia sd c,ss-fs. trr~as~f. hss,rg
ff~F go De- a.fI an. trai nr-aaf .l nr aasf.f.
$685. ri sati .rrrt- o. r. $780,.
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ta 90 l-r-eas ierrrs-,r.i. - s-u-rrr $50 tass
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Old Gov. Stuyvesant, some years after
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