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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-06-04
EARM FOR SALE.-TI

FARM FOR SALE.-The sub
x scrjber offers at Private Sale his valua-
ble FARM, situated III Cambria township.
two miles cast of Ebenshurg. on the roap
leading to Loretto. The Farm consists Of 80
Acres. more or less, about 81 Acres Of which
are cleared, under good fence, and in a good
state Of cultivation. The balance Of the land
is well set with sugar, chestnut, locust and
other marketable timber There is CONS
Portable FRAMR House. and a FRAME BARN
on the premises, and an Orchard of choice
Fruit Trees that have never yet failed to
bear There is also n never~failing spring
of pure water and other necessary couvcni>
ences on the premises. The Farm will be
sold on fair terms aud easy payments. and
an indisputabe title will be given. What
is known as Bradiey's Station, on the E. &
c. Rail Road. is located on this land.
Further information can be obtained BY
applying to CHARLES BRADLEY.
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Go TO rHE FAIH 90 to the Fair !

Go TO THE FAIs 60 to the Fair
Ye people here from everywhere
But whether you go, or whether you stav.
Well tell you what you'll find will pay,
And that is this, bear it in mind.
The place to buy goods of every kind.
And get your moneys worth, and even more
rs 3. II. a. HhQemaker 8 Co.'s store.
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CAN'T Co AXIss.-TLere has been large
intiax Of visitors TO our town during the present
week, attending Court aud to day (Ihursday)
being show day, doubtless many others will
ind Lee'way hitheT. Ii we were in proximity
to the ears Of all these people we would whis-
per into them, Don't fail before leaving town
TO visit the mammoth stove, hardware AMI tin
ware establishment: of George Huntiey, where
articles for the table, articles for the house,
articles for the farm, and articles for diifet ent
kind of mechanics, as well as for all cllsses
Of peop,e, will be found III great abundance.
and when found can be bought at as low pr-
ces az they eau be anywhere else in the State
If you want anything from II six benny nail 10
a washing ma chine Il cooking stove, you can L
60 amiss by calling on Mr.. Huntiey. who is a
c.erer gentleman aud al energetic, liberal bus
iueS5 uau.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

EBESssUIG AND CREssoN RAuRoAp.
On and after Monday, May II, 1868,
trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBEESBUBG-
At7.S5 A. NJ. connecting with Accomoda-
ton E4st and Phila. Express West.
At 7.15 p. II, connecting with PhilG. Elk.
EIst and Mail West.
LEAVE CREssoN--
At 800 a n. cr un departure Of Phila.
kxpreAs West.
AT s.55 ?. ~. or OK departure Of Phila. Ex-
Iress Eat.
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DRICK FOR SALE.-The subscriber
ID has for sale large lot of BRICK, hard
burnt ami of good quality, at his kiln, two miles
east OF Ebensburg, aud is now prepared to fill
all orders on short notice and reasonable terms.
mH9 2ts THOS. DEYEREAUX.
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.UBLIC SALE. LOOK OUT FOR

DUB BIIC = We. LUOk OUT FOR
II BARGAINS The subscriber having
-ispoSed ui the Ebeusbu.a Foundry, will offer
at puDlie sale ON TUESDAY THE !'TH DAY OF
JUNE NEXT all Tie remaining stock, consisting
OF Machines, PIoughs, Points, Stoves, Crates,
and IA large variety of articles tou tedious TO
enumerate Sale to commence at clock
N and continue until all is sold
May 3O.-2t. EDWARD GLASS.
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CoSEEL1 TIVE Sol LILus' Il AuETIsG In COM
p,iaucs with call, 4 meeting OF conservative
SolGiers Nh htld At the Court House OF ! ues
Gay evening, % mat. Capt Ii ID. " Woodruff,
Chairman OF the Soldiers County Com nittee
ststei the o'ject OF the assemblagc, after
which c l. J. =. Linton Was called 10 the
chair and " N. Ii Sechler chosen Secretary
The proper organization having been Effected,
Capt Woodruff moved that three couterees be
appointed to meet like con'c!ees from the
other counties o! this Congressional district.
Tho Chair appointed Cap. John Porter.
Col. &. NcDcrulirt and Capt. II. D. oodtun
said conierces.
On notion Of Adjutant Rose il was
Resolved. That the remaining counties Of
iii Congressional district b. requested to Sc
lest espte ees to meet the couferess appointed
hy this ncetiEg At Tyrone, on v cdHesday the
IL iurt.. for the purpose Of selecting dele
gates 10 the Conservative Soldiers and Sail
Urs National Convention, to DO held in New
y, X Oh tue 4tL day of July next.
On motion, Capt, Woodruff WAS e ectsd
Chairman oi the Coueerva tive Soldiers Couu-
y Con- srItes
On motion adjourned.
J. p. LINTON, Pres't.
NE. h. SEcHLERs Sec'y.
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II gMEj HALLS
@gSa VEGETABLE SECiuAN
s e III HAIR
~ aa AszsSll9a PENEyWE7P
REWEVE7R

ls the best article known to preserve the hair
1t will positively restore
GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR,
AND PROMOTE ITS GROWTH.
1t is an entirely new scientific discovery, com
bining many of the most powerful and restora
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom.
IT MAKES THE HAIR SMOOTH AND GLOSSY,
AND DOES MT STAIN THE sLIN
IT IS RECOMMEN llED AND USED BY
THE FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
EH- For sale by all druggists Price 81.
r. 2. HALL Co., Nashua, n H, Propretors.
THE NON N-ExPLosIvE METROPOLITAN On.
is manufactured and sold by NJ L. Oatman,
at his store three doors east of Crawford's
Hotel. All the recommendation this Oil
needs Is to use one lamp full Of it, which you
can get free of charge by sending your lamp
to the mandatory. Any person feeling
desire to see the Metropolitan Oil tested in
any way will please call at the above estab-
lishmert. and the proprietor will with plea
sure tcst it in any manner desired. and prove
beyond doubt that 1t IS the oil which should
be used in preference to any other Oil in the
market. Township and borough rights for
manufacturing this Oil can be bought from
Mr.. Oatman, who is the owner of the right
for Cambria county.
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NSTATE OF JOHN Z MCDER
IA MITT. DECEASED Notice is hereby
given that Letters of Administr tion on the
Estate of John +. McDe, mitu. late of Chest
township, Cambria county deceased. have
been granted To the undersigned by the
Register of Cambria county. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them
properly auths nticated for settlement
JAMES E. NEASON Admir-.
Clearfeld Tp., May 2l, 186S.-6t.
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Attention is invited to TIA sdvsrtisn.,. ,,f
6lr Iohh Earke, marble manufacturer, who il
az q, present IN oIr town, prepared to accept and
M al orders for monuments. tonbstones. nnd
,.aIs - %o.k II ms line. Mr., p does his work
NsnsndSkillfuily, end charge moderate pricps,
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Grand Tournament Eptrss

Mr.. r. HEMMING6,
first summersault rider,
tight-rope performer
hurdle bare back rider, AS
Mr.. CHAS. KING, 4.
horse rider, slack rope
performer, &c.
Hunting Scene and
RACE FOR THE CUP, by
Tom THUMB aud SUSIE
WHITLEY.
The Troupe Of Clowns,
FOSTER, WHITTONY
and KING. full notice
of these popular clowns
will be given in future
advertisemerts.)
SAM PATCH,
The leaping mule; bounds
over q troupe Of Rybrids.
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A BoLD ATrENPr AT RoBBRRr.-We learn
from eur esteemed friend. Samuel Craiq Fso
of Gallitzen, that, previous to his denartnrs
from home on Monday last, he was told of
daring attempt to rob one of the freight cars
belonging to q train ascending the mountain
Just before daylight on the morning IN question.
All the information he obtained was that one
OF the brakemen, on casting his eyes back
along the train, noticed box of goods fall NJ
from one of the cars and disappearing over
the em6ankment. The brakeman ran back
over over the train and halloed, whom the thief OF
tniSVes jumped from the car and made good
were recovered.
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AM Err ECAN
THE ANTI-INCRUSTATOR

Will remove SCALES from STEAM GOLFERS
and keep them EAN, render the Boiler less
liable 10 explosion, AND CAUSING A GREAT SAY
ING FUEL
These INSTRUMENTS haze been in sUocEssFUL
use d. n ihe last TWO YEARS in many of the
LArGE ESTABLISHMENTS Philadelphia and 9th
er pr, f he Uuite States, from which the
NOT FLSTTrRING TESTIMONIALS of their W
DkRPUL SAVING OF FUEL AID LABOR have been
received
PARTIES having BOILERS would do
well TO call a, the office and examine testimo
mails, etc John F. REIRA, Pres't
EZRA LUKENs, Sec'y and Treas. [iu 4. Bun
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An lNTIREsTING CEREMONr For tho frst
time in he history OF the Catholic church here.
we believe, the feast of Corpus Christi, which
has it, occurrence on Thursday next. will
be celebrated by public procession in honor of
the Blessed Sacrament. The procession will
be forsed in the church and move around the
grouLds pretaining thoreto, and as the little
girls who are to PARTICIPATE will DO dressed
Ia white aud Otherwise tastefully decorated
and The little boys neatly clothed and capar-
ironea, the ceremony cannot fail to prove a
beautiful and pleasing spectacle. The ladies
and senslenea who have charge of the matter
have Sufficient taste and Judgment to have it
oonhuct sa In the best style, and we are sure
that every person who Witnesses the procession
Will be grauhed and edited by the proceedings
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ALEXANDRIAI va TRURsDAY. EVENINGs MAJ l4 l868
q ~ ,5I'F = - = L. = = = =
PROFESSIONAL

IN a CARD. ..s
lDR. DURAND, "a skfIFfta and reliable FE'
4MALEQ QPHYSlCIANi35o of great experience,
continues to ba coNFID ENTIA1LD CONSULTED,
at his,ofiee, IS. E. corner Fremont and Lom-
bard streets, Baltimore, Md. 5c Best board and
medical attention st my priYstei residence. =
Medicines sent BY. mail: Give an, accurate
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@DALLARD HOTEL, -..., - ,ooo..t
b - Z. RICHMOND, Va, March lO 1868,
This elegant establishment is open to. accom-
mediation Of the public. The building Is one ol
2.' ~ THE FINEST IN TIE. CITY, .,-....
and for style convenience and beauty OF ar
rangement is acknowledged to be superior.
@'"@- ."' III ITS FURNITURE ...
is new and complete. and for cleanliness, 1t IS
proverbial. ,..,.,
The subscriber, after more than twenty years
experience in the business, thinks ne risks
nothing in saying that this Hotel shall, in every
respect, be .,,.... ...... ..... ....
EQUAL TO ANY IN THE SOUTH,
and asks the patronage Of his friends and the
public generally. -.. JOHN 7. bA6LAh:DI, bL.s.L:iI
1O-tf ----- - ----
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Jttdzicious Advice.

~ 4
asi We invite attention to tie following judicI-
Gus suggestions from ., source at enco friendly
and enlightened by experience-the Raleigh
which 80 = 1.5,,5 ea5 s. ,i67l fa11l45
~ seThere sretWeo OF three thiags against which
we would warn the opponents OF the iconstltu-
t;on in Virginia. They must not rely too much
Ipon speech !nsaki.ag; and the eclat with which
the appeals of their able speak will be re-
seiyed. Never, since North Carolina bad .ap
existence; was therela more ables earnestI and
pow5erful canvass, than the oae' through which
we hare djustss passed. The csnVassers and
speech)makers Of the Radicals throughout the
State. were very ordinary. $ al over tbe State
their mass settings aud speeches were poorly
attended, especially by white Pers9nsod q On
the other, hand, among the Conservatives, the
first men OF the State,Gand theablestlln every
county. addressed large crowds OF anxious
listeners at every point. More effective, able
speaking we have, never had, and the enthusi!
asmr. 5sszeissd hy these efforts exceeded anything
Ibeffors known. Large numbers, both whites "
and blacks Hocked to- Hear them, uutn the
blacks were admodished,, through the; Leagues
to stay. away n This led to the universal conf
viction that we should carry the State sever
Wheamingly.y But amid the crowds were q
number of quiet, still men, who listened atten
tiveiyi s5nta were uninfuenced, because they
were TO tfihhid to resist the threats OF confsca
ton. sc, &c, unless the State went back. l. The
only possible chance OF moving this class OF
persons Was By private counsel and instruction:
sit is plain, therefore, that organization and
steady work, up to the day OF election, and
activity at the polls, were essential to success.
Nor do We believe that all effort to instruct
and control the oolored vote either in, North
Carolina or Virginia, is Iunavaihpg. Quite al
number of eolored men in the State were con
WINGED that it was their true interest to vote
With the Conservatives, with men they had
known long and we'll, in, preference to being
led by strangers and scalawags. The great gre OBJ
jects, therefore, to be secured In pirginla, we
tell our friends, are compact Organization, and
hard persistent work until the election IS over.
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On and after the frstzday Of April next thbE
,o,bscTiher will be found at the above stand, 81.
where he will be pleasedto see his old custom -,D
rers and all others who may want anytbingGoi 5aE
the WATCH or JEWELRY LINE
mar 1Q-tf E, S. FLEMING
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ESTABLISHED AS REFUGE FROM
QUACKERY.
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THE ONLY PLACE WHERE a CURE
CAN BE E-OBTAINED,
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400 gad .@sa NEW STORE. ~ 1910
- HOUsEKEEPERS EMPORIUM.

zT5Ir--TE "G|-I-I TT.1 - ----- y
The attention of housekeepers is most respect:
fully called to large and well SSleGted stock OF
of all descriptions, which viii be sold at small
advance on cost price. '... W. =
Housekeepers will find 8 No assortment 1 At = OF
woodland WILLOW WARE, BBITTANIA4
and Block Tin, Plain and Planished Tin In ana
Timed Iron Ware, Fine Table Cutlery, (ETog, (Tg
Silver m Plated Table Ware, (warranted) Brushes
and Feather Busters of all descriptions, Door
Mats, and all other articles usually found IN IN
first class establishment. A call is most res
pectfully solicited. e. B. TIT BMAN,
= - 49, f..,...,. ... No. l29, King street,
H. next door to D. Appich's Confectionery
=" M p T--tf " .."'
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YOUNG MEN,

Especially, who have become the Victims, of
solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweep8. to an .ultimeIy
grave thousands Of Young, Men Of the most
excellent talents and brllllant, intellect gWno
tors with the thunders Of eloquence, or YskSeydI cd
to estacy the living Tyre, may call with t9ll
confidence. . -...a Do, .-
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The police Of New 7 ork are so we'll posted
in the thieves vocabulary that the latter have
resolved to envent> a new one: = It may be i'm
portant to know .hataheuceforth Sitting his
Tsason' will be expressed by 'swippened 10
the geyser" 49, ts.,..;l ~ -
Twelve courses and twelve, kinds of wine are
the thing tor a nehbgy New York dinner party.
Also otsmusic by the band.
Jacob Barker in n, O, aged 90, hopes to resume
business ina few years: Ityil probably hesia
another and 9 better world! q
A1man in Maine drinks q pound Of Tea a
week in the belief that it is sovereign cure
TOR bad memory. 4
Hewig is the name 81 a family in Chicago,
sna ia PevgteFbottom gFb is sso9p M lay IN the
s yaaA3H&,i rs Ios7so .aia,.!as5,s,.s !,
~ ktenchnianfh has invented new definition
ior marriage-fre for women, slavery for
men. ,iEs}a q ,isi tlzt i5 y : 81 81 {, I,
The suez canal will be completed in Octos
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7T7HF VIRGINIA LAND COMPANY

INCORPORATED ACCORDING TO THE
90 r,,lri LAWS OF VIRGINIA, = 92.Gl !
with authority to own 5, 5,0OOscres of land; Cap
ital Stock not less than $4,000, or more than
$lOO,O00, in shares of 500 each, for the purpose
of buying and selling Land to, snd inducing
immigrants to the State of Virginia. ,..J.
% Land Owners, Capitalists, &C., are invited TO
cooperate with us, by; subscribing literally in
money or land, which will with our organ ia
ton prove profitable facilitate Immigration to-,
and the settlement of q large area of uncultiva--
ted lands in the State. The books are opened
for subscription at the Office of tho Company
100, Prince street, Alexand ria: ~ - " -
W. 81. MARBURY,
y .1H ~ a.'i 'a' . 80 Secretary and Treasurer.
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RICHMOND, mar l9--tf
DOULTERER'S FRIEND.

DOULTERER'S FRIEND. ... ... ...
= .., A CERTAIN CURE FOR
GAPES. AND OTHER DISEASES IN
la. . CHICKENS AND TURKEYS.
4 Certain Preventive of Chicken CnoIera;;
Will prevent disease in all kinds OF fowl, and
nromoto an increase of fat Read the following;
Jefferson, Frederick co., Md
td........a July 22d, 1861 ;...
Messrs. Clotworthy & Co.: ........
Gents-The wonderful cures which have been
made by your Poulterers' Friend cannot fall to
interest all who raise poultry. a gentleman OF
this village has been experimenting on chickens
with the gapes He tried your Poutterers,
Friend according to the directions, and it had
the desired effect in removing the worm, eifec-
tually relieving the chicken at once; since
then I have had many calls for 1t, ana l. mas
is OF iocaculsble valuo to all who RAISE poultry.
Respectfully, A. SPENCER"
Price 25c per package.
Prepared only by
.CL0TWORTY &. &C., Baltimore. ~
Also, RAT KILLER, HORSE AND CAT
TILE POWDERS-th best in use.
For sale by JANNEY 81 CO., 145, King st.
And E. S. LEADBEATER 81 GO.
nov 16-Gm
OOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTORY'
\" ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE.
Having commenced the manufacture of -...,
~ SOAP AND CANDLES, ....s
at the Soap and Candle Factory, on Union ST.,
between Queen and Princess. / have on hand,
and am prepared to sell lower than tho North
ern markets, ,.J -.a.l. .--.
5000 pounds OF SOAP. .- .
so boxes TALLOW CANDLES.
."' 5000 bushes ASHES, ..I.
and earnestly solicit the patronage of my 1ol-
W-citizens ....
! .oc 30-tf H ..,G.y-a..-' SAM UEL AU Nj.
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PAPER HANGING.

Has resumed his business ct he old stand
r.. C.. q. mo- 158, KING STREET. ~.
HIS PAPER, HANGING DEPARTAEN1
contains IS usual the choicest, both, .......
Ohm PLAIN AND DECORATIVE, .r
Of the most celebrated .:ts3 g.. .js,l1 .
FRENCH AND AMERICAN MANUFAC-
tmGjE& .-@-.1|- as 'TURE,
suitable for Parlors, Dining Rooms, Halls, &c.
All orders for PAPERING Private Dwellings
and Public Buildings will bepromptly executed
in the most superior style at the lowest prices.
The many years experience in this bushes;
makes him confidentin giving satisfaction 80 al
that may favor him with their patronage. g.. .
NH 24-tf .'... .'l@. s. ..
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The MEMORIAL WINDOW. This beautiful
window, which has created sensation, was
placed in Trinity Church by the Rev. John 81.
Wingfeld, In memory of the Confederate
dead Of his congregation. With the purest
motives at heart, never dreaming that any one
North or South could possibly yitakel offence at
SO laudable an object, this venerable divine at
his own expense donated thlsssacred memorial
as an Easter present to his congregation. 1t
was executed IN New York. city, where IT was
admired, and not q word Of dof dlsappEroyal aex'
pressed ~ The design represents Rachael weep
Inc at the tomb, on which are inscribed the
names of those belonging to the eongrega
ton who were, killed, ,or died during the
war, and under itis simple, explanatory in-
scription, the substance Of which is, that it was
placed there ID memory Of those of the congre-
CATION whe lost their lives in defending their
native State, Virginia, from the invasion OF
the United States forces. 1t was on Easter
Sunday that the congregation first saw it,
all appeared to admire it, aud not one OF the
numerous throng on chat day left the church,
or refused to approach the communion table
because of it's presence. The next day it was
rumored that an indignation meeting had actu-
ally been held at the Navy Yard by few mem
bers OF the congreg CATION, resulting IN the with
drawal, from the church, aud the reporting TO
Washington that this Southern congregation
had, byra tribute of respect to its dead,} out
ragged their honor, and 7insnited their manly
pride, .and0as aresnt we see it announced IN
the press shat the issuing of an order, has been
threatened from Washing ton, requiring the re-
moVal OF the window, and threatening to close,
the church and the Navy Yard if the order was
not obeyed. From whom this piece OF petty
tyranny originated We are not Informed. and
did not suppose there was man in Washing
ton, save B. f. Butler who would have been
guilty of such an unchristian and cowardly act
towards a conquered people. q Norfolk, Nr.o
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, EMOVAL TO

I'D EMOVAL TO. 4.. ...... a:9@---.'4 I'm
= 1o4, KING STREET, .,soo. .oo -.,E ..g' s,% ID
'-a (FRENCHs OLD sTAND) 3-..3 fois
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MARRIAGE.

ting marriage, being aware Of Physical Weak
ness, Organic Debility, Deformites, speedily
cured. 1883 ..a.l.
He who places himself under the care or Dr.
+. NAV religiously confde in his honor as 3
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
as O nhysiCian r... ...."-l J1t 10 -.---.."'
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MARRIAGE,

necessary requisites to promote connubial hap
piness. Indeed without these the journey
through life becomes weary ilgrimagej the
prospc ct hourly darkens to the view, the mind
becomes shadowod with despair and filed With
the melancholy reflection thai the happiness &C
another becomes blighted with your own. - ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-14

!si We i invite t attention to the following judcI-
Gus suggestions from ., source at enco friendly
and enlightened by experience Raleigh
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