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The Van Buren press., 1868-05-29
Forney and the Chief Justice.

| Under the head Of "The Chief Justices Lit
| tie Game" this is the way Forney's Washing
ton Chronicle prates:
! Those who are not for us are against u.s.
! We would trust no man whose sympaties are
not sufficiently enlisted in the great cause OF
| the people to express himself. Andrew john
sons friends have no difficulty in saying that
| they intend to vote for his acquittal, and we
have no patience with that sort of treachery
which seeks to impose upon us by pretend
ed respect for decorum. The country has a
| right to know what Senators mean to do. If
! they do not mean to vote for conviction, then
| the vote had better not be taken at the pres
ent time. To acquit the Presidential criminal
at this time would be to undo the whole work
of reconstruction in the South, and, malgre all
prctcnce to the contrary. we cannot view the
rcCrCant Senators in any other light than As
co-conspirators with Andrew johnson to eff
feet this purpose. As tor Mr.. Chase's little
game, it will be as etlectually blocked by a
! postponement as by conviction.
81 He says the party has surrendered to Gen.
Grant whose habits are a constant theme
with Chase's partisans. and it is no secret that
Mr.. Chase would prefer Andrew johnson as
President for the balance of his natural life,
than to see either Mr.. Wade or Gen. Grant in
that office for day.
Having failed to secure nomination for
President over Mr.. Lincoln in 1854, it is well
known that Secretary Chase endeavored after
the Baltimore Contention had placed its cd,,di-
ddtes IN the .feld, to organize a new movement
to divide the party. Failing in this, he reluc.
tantly retired to the Supreme Bench, where
he has considered himself politically shelved,
and with restless ambition has constantly
manpuvred to get the Presidedcy. An emf
nent politician, well acquainted with the pur-
poses of prominent men in Washington, an
nounced, six months ago, that there were to
be three candidates for the Presidency, of
whom Chase and Grant would be two, with n
view Of throwing the election into Congress,
out of which the Chief Justice expected to
come triumphant.
We expect this is a true indication of the ul-
timate purposes of the Chief Justice, who has
rcsortcd to an extraordinary amount of dinner
diplomacy, and long drives with doubtful
Senators, to defeat impeachment. It is about
time his long career of treachery to the Re-
publican party was exposed. Nobody, of
course, doubts that he and Andrew johnson
long ago conspired together to save the life of
JEFF. Davis; and that this leading traitor
would have been tried, convicted and punish
ed long ago had an honest Judge performed
his duty and an honest Executive enforced
| the law.
| The treasury ring is powerful machine, but
| the great American people are still more pow
ertul. and we warn all those who arc attempt
ing to defeat justice that they will be called
70 account
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II Our old and esteemed friend GEORGE
AUSTIN has, perhaps, as keen an eye for the
ludicrous as most any one we know of. Light
ing upon us the other day as we were passing
his establishment, dressed out with POWELL
& Cos. Peerless Hat and an old, seedy, heavy
winter suit, he snatched us into his clothing
room and with the assistance of the polite and
attentive JOE CLEGG, in the twinkling of an
eye. we were decked out in bran new sum-
mer Coat and Pants. And as we flirt the linen
up and down the town, we astonsh every
body, more particularly our radical friends,
as we were looked upon as dead broke. '
Many thanks to our kind friends for this and
other unmistakable evidences of Friendship.
GEORGE. has just returned from the East and
while in New York, run upon hard up
clothing establishment, who offered him in
ducements for trade that could not be resist
ed. Consequently he is in possession and Of
ferng for sale an extensive assortment of
clothing of various descriptions, at prices that
defy competition. Summer suits for ~ and
up. Don't take our word, but go and look for
yourself. See his advertisement in another
column
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Saddlery and Harness Findings.

We wish to call especial attention to the
advertisement of A WATSON, Fort Smith,
Arkansas. This establishment is branch
of the wcll-known House of JOHN
HOWE, formerly John Howe d Son, st.
Louis. Mo, of which Mr. WATSON is and
always has been the accredited Agent, II
will be recollectcd that sometime in Jan
uary last, report was freely circulated,
that Howe d Son had suspended buSi-
ness; this proved, however, to be I'M
founded. Nevertheless, it was Il great
dptriIncnt to the branch at Fort Smith
and caused Il diScontinuancc Of the bust
ness there for short timc-Mr. WassOn
be;np then absent. He soon after re-
turned with large stock Of goods and
the busine S was at once renewed. He is
now offering to the public better and
LARGER assortment of Goods in his line
than has ever before been exhibited in
Western Arkansas and at prices that de
fv competition. Having the largest and
choicest stock in St Louis, to select from
he feels confident, that he can make it to
the advantage of all wanting anything in
the Saddle and Harness or Shoe finding
department to examine his stock and
note the prices. A. WATSON as Agent
for the House of John Howe ofSt. Louis,
is now well established fact. He hangs
out his sign now on Washington street,
where he will be pleased to see all who
NAV be in want of Goods in his line He
is still trading for or buying hides and
peltrv for cash. Call and see him
Washington street, Ft. Smith.
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Connecticut Inauguration Of Governor
| English. I.

The Legislature organized at New Haven
on the eth. The Message Of Gov. ENGtIsn
was sent the same day lie devotes much at
,eutpn TO national politics especially the con
diiion Of tlle Southern States and thc impeaclI-
ment OF the President. lie says;
"IfCongress i supreme, revolution has
been accomplished. and We no longer live un'
der the Government we have sworn 10 sup
port. This l. the ordeal through Which the
country Is passing. IL j. not tile part OF wis
dom tO hide it, difficulties or It's dangers. The,
demand the solemn consideration Of every
American citizen, for with them at last the
decision will rest. lfthis matchless Constitu-
,ion OF ours based upon the right OF the peo-
pie 10 govern themselves In their own way,
through their state organizations. and secured
from abuse of centralized power by the sepa-
rate and independent action of it, great CO.
ordinate departments, i 10 be abandoned, II
can only be because the people for whom 1t
va, provided, and upon whom its benefits
have been showercd, So desire"
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sE- Those enterprising Druggists lIIGI,
TOWER & MILLER, Fort Smith, have in full
blast prime Soda Fountain. We can testify
from personal trial, of the eXcelency Of its
extracts and surups. Nothing is better fol
awarm day than good glass of soda water
Drop in at Hightower & Miller's and try it
when you go to Fort Smith
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100 I1bls. SALT

JItST received for sale little l0IcV DIAN
- can be bought IN town 1T ,,,
may T., l"NhA' ~.
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MEMHIIs, Sent, 4, 1867.

MANsrmp. ID & IIIGBEE-- Gentlemen Having
bong suffered from cliills and fever, and after
having tried, without effect quininc Ayers
Aguc Cure. and other chill medicines was
Induced 20 take Il bottle of your 7erds Tonic
fyrup. and after few doses, was entirely re-
lievcd--i,ot having had a chill since. take
pleasure I'm recommending It as safe, pleas
amt and speedy cure for the above named dis
ease. lib. THOMSON.
M Al South ('ourt ST
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Ty~ Inst think of il T.

Tg" just think Of it eighty colorcd
members in the House Of Representatives
of South Caroline. Imagine the effect
ON Il hot day, such as South Carolina Of
ten has with cheated debate" and
closed doors.-N. y. Day Book.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-29

tE- The Des Arc (Arkansas) Crescent has
been sold to Messrs. Holt & Bancroft who
swill remove the material to Devalrs Bluff,
change the politics Of the paper to The Radi-
cal side, and call 1t the White Rirer Journal.
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TT The Empire, Capt. YERKEs, left Cincin-
matt for this point on Friday last, and may be
looked for here on Monday or Tuesday. Have
your orders ready for the return trip
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- Cdpt. +. My aud Jao. Neale, phh c, @
Scott & C5- are our AGENTS at Linle Rock.
TAcy eW receirs subscriptions for the Press.
u s. w. PetiiagH C Co. IN Nels York aud
Boston, are authorized % receire adrertjsiag for
me Press. in those cities.
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City Tobacco Store.
FORT SMITH, ARK.
II f n II Y w. SM | TIL,
EXCLUSIVE DEALER Is

Cigars and Tobacco,
HAS always on hand the choicest brands of
Cigars and Tobacco, selected especially to
suit connoisscurs Of these articles; also, q
splendid lot Of neat MeerSchaum Pipes,
averaging in price from 81 to $50.
One call at the Store will insure future
customer.
HENRY W. SMITH,
sign Of the Big Indian on Washington st,
Fort smith, june S-ly
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-29

DENTAL. NoTICE.-Dr. \. B. Hoy, well
known to the citizens of Van Buren,, rs a
,killful and mechanical Dentist, having
returned to this city will remain for ten
DAYS or two weeks. All desiring work in
his line of business will make application
at once.
Office in the Wallace House, opposite
4. VI. Callahan d Cos.
Nav 9th
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-29

TE- This is the manner in which the
Chicago Repubhcan speaks of some of
the best men in its party
The Roll or DISHoNoR.--Below is a
list Of traitors to the cause Of justice,
whose names should be held in everlast
ing abhorronce by the loyal people Of
the United States, and to be transmitted
to their postcrity as q heritage Of scorn
and detestation. Each of them is n po
litical Judas who has shown himself un-
scrupulous and monstrous enough to
hand the fate Of his country over to the
most iniquitous influences, Patriots, re.
member the roll ofinfamy when you pro
claim your verdict on impeachment at the
ballot box Joseph II. Fowler, Of Ten
ncsscc. Wm Pitt Fesscndcn, Of Maine ;
James W. Grimes. Of Iowa; John B,
Henderson, of Missouri Edmund G.,
Ross, of Kansas; Lyman Trumbull, of
Illinois Peter G. Van Winklc, Of West
Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

The Late Ihild Murder IA Bridgeport.
tn the 5.h OF S-pter0be-, Charles II Stu-
bonn, 81 Bridgeport, Conn. Wa arrested Nv
N-tUe q compliant ana warrant CHARGING
Ran VIA the TIiltul muT der % as rl.eifitaatp
SLhd- / ne law provides that two Judges
SNAIL be necessary SO trials for crimes punlsn-
Able win Cra 70, aud J udrs tiraug-r. and Iudge
EdTaTn l. SanTCrd, OF tbs CitN. arr. holdtnc
court ~ barhUry ourInE tbe tTiu q SanboTn.
l. has been tss1 fed 70 tnst the child va ap-
Farrnly wei lust previous % she zine It's
oeath v a made known. and the n other states
ma SsutCrn Killed hsr nab5 by frs stris NJ II
on tie head with a hsmrne- handle and a.ler-
ards choking a.. She save.
tie said Inc doctor told him rot - l.. tha
cl.la !.,'- and RS brother William t,ld A,n,
The sc-.-f tbiaS That he bad come III win -ba
~ L'-LG o. putting the citlf cut Of he vv,v
Itr 5sA.i " there was anything in the room
mar - could kIl II with. aGd so5s pulled
".icA Iue Cur am. licked up the hamner. and
VIII n L1hdie 81 a.. struck the baby two tfaas
Ca tue forehead: At That A. cried. h then put ms
bands around the throat CO H. aud 50 chol,ea AZ
10 death, and gave IL hack"
-. Mos & White, Cl Yale tDlIsga. rha
G-leUr--ted n'CroscOpist, was iutrod rles Al me
Tia! ana u stEed Ia reference 70 . pl-ce II ma
Cad ilfs nfs scalp. y hich was sent 10 Inn Tor
eNail4HA'itE. 2iier CC-aililg the manner of
re u htsugalion. he uC-' or teSriiied q the
sun q has exam nation. thai q,.'r-Bfcs.e IA
hiolrnce had been iUslICtec upon the Scain and
INA, ne &c HYPNOSIS OF clCt.sd blood. visible ON
ne scalp, was caused pF such vIOIenca. A
number Of other phy .l-laUs have t.>tidai. aud
they appear to fEink that the child was Strask
on toe head bpfpra l. died. The cas- A. tin ON
uiaI. and - the subject OF must copye-s.fioo
IA bridgeport where thP parents Of he A.
ceased infant have resided
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FcUL NURnER.-The Charleston Courier.
nnctr tbis head, tells the following taIe OF
blood
about half-p1st eleven O'clock las night a
"hiie mar. Ivy the name Of WEIGH. acranns-
NED bN Que named Kelley, went into the fruit
store OF Ar Lanoga, AZ the corner OF KING and
Soeitty streets osiensi0ly FOR thu purpose of
purchasing some cigars. when WEIGH. A. We
ale lnioi meo, told hIs cOmpaaiOn that ne had
som" business with Ar. ZanCga's CLERK a
young colored man named EBUard BlcSsOn
a. ask hlln y retire. Kelley did 80. aud
walked cut 81 he store with NJ. Luuara A
lew minutes Afterwards the cry Of murder
Was Heard, bnd Mr.. Lln IA RAINING INTO tue
store iOuad Dickson IEg upon the Il DOR win
Els tnrCat cut The policeman IN the vicinity
was called, and went for a physician, but
before DT. ADcrum, who was nearest tlte snat.
could reach the scFne of the murder. Dickson
was cedo. Nslcb- The probable N urderer. has
NOT been .ounc up 10 the time that We 70 TO
press, bnt The detectives ara on the lCoAbut for
han. No reason can he assigned for ms assault
on Dickson other than he was under th- MIN
ehce OF llquor. We regret that the circurnstsu-
ces OF the case, coming - our kaOWiedge NJ a
late nonr, prevents Us from Identifying Welch
more GlOsFlg.
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SMaryland papers state that swan ana
geese have made their appearance In CheSa-
peake Fay month earher than usual. inns
indicating the early approach OF cold veafh,.r
SIA sporting man Remarked. of n bel,e a,
the habit Of wearing low necked dresses M,
c0ied on n matrimonial prize in the sham ~
4 neck" ~0e "
RThe parish priest Of Lens. i'm R.,~,,u-
CID not make ms appearance AZ his en- urch On
recent Sunday IN time TO perform msss-
ms clerk went 10 has house TO frtch him. and
loom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

ARcHlBIsHor MANNISG on rHE TzxPER-
ANSE ouESTlos.-The cath Olic Arch bishop
OF England mace very important aud i'm :
plessiFe speech before the United kingdom
Alliance OF Great Britain. AZ its annual rneet-
ihg IN III chester, on the 18Th INST. The ARCH
blshop said, that last year lac felt that he could
not go the length which he was prepared 10
now tno1gh he SAID last year. and now re-
peaied, thai II no other means could be found of
* lriatlng The gigantic EVIL OF drunkeuess
let . Maine law be immediately passed Ruf
Tor Ne present he advocated The PERM ssive
BIZ" which proposes 10 give electors the right
20 sly whether Aey would have liquor SeIllng
among Them licensed or hot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

- The bodies 81 the last of the thirteen mn
buried IN The central sbaft OF The IA bJsac
Innnei, IN Massachusetts, apout a year ago,
Were taHen out on thursday night. Tsey
and We're in a renaTkable state OF r,.rserya-
ion, so tnat all but one was read ~ recognized
ny friends. The Indications were that they
ilNeo several hours after the accident who b
bCri- them alive, a. one was fou nd partly NJ
dressed and another had covered has face win
has hands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

SMrs- william Duke, OF Macon county.
Ala. hung herself hast week on account of diss
cord with her husband. They Were marr,ed
last year. 1t the ages respectively of eigbteen
and sixteen. She suspended herself from one
OF the Joists in the house and when en-, DOR
her lite babe lay uane uIliy sleeping in q era.
de Lear her feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

HUSG FOR MURD.R.-On Wednesday lase
Tbos. McCarty was hung al Franklin, Pa. for
the murder OF David Barry. IN May last, near
the village Of Waterloo, Nenango county
McCsrty came 10 the house Of Barry, on the
line OF the jamestown and Franklin railroad
the day before the murder, and ate al has table,
and smoked and talked tor several hours
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GsY Il. COLEMAN 4 CO. Auctionee-s.
II .cJ cor. 10th st. and Penns ave.

II .cJ COR. 10th st. and Penns. ave
IN We will sell, On WEDNESDAY MORN
~ ING November 18th. at 10 O'Clock a larga
IS assortment OF New anu Second hama Furnis
. sture. such as 1i
PaiiOr Suits. Sofas, Lounges. Chairs Table,
EtostedJs Mattresses bures aus. looking t,I,ssss
" batnots, Cradles, Crihs, 81 :ebos-ds. safes
a. hstands, leo Cooking aud Heating Stoves
2'cp joints New ard second hand Pipe and EIhovs
LIT qlgIe and round st0y. Bricks and Crates
A ict = Tin and Crockery Ware; also a larg.
Lot al Baskets Sheets. Pillows. Pillow Cas.s
spreads, Comforts, Feathers. Feather Rads
Lot OF New aud Second aud Shovels Pices
axes Hafchets. sseiroRs, Goal Rods
1oti Selves, Ssh shoytIs, Cbanb-r Buchcts
Toilet Sets. Baskets. BrsCms. Tubs
rsshtoards. " iliow Ware Of all kinds and MANY
other articles too UNI rous 20 mention
The above goods Will be sold without reserve .
rom daJ to day until the tir. stock cispossd ~
DO > ct ii. COLEMAN co, Aucts
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Rf GREEN q WILLIAMS IL IA.
No. $40, southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets

TRusTEEssALEO OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON 7TH STREE" ROAD,
NEAR BOUNDARY STREET, IN THE COIN
TY OF WA,aINGTON, ID. c.. -
fzA By virtue Of q deed OF trust from Nicholas
taG Lochboeher and his wife, Caroline Loeb
.2AABOehler, - the subscriber, dated 10Th day of
September. A. d. lsS:, and recorded amongst the
land records of the county Of Washington i n the
District OF Columbia, in Liber Il. NJ. ii No. Ia,
foIios 49, 49, and I93 will SELL at p1biic srct;on
on the premisesr on WEDNESDAY, the .th day OF
p9cel Of ground situate and b ing In the county
OF Washington, in the District Of Celum bia beiu
part OF tract Of lano known As Mount Pleasant
and described In certain plat Of subdivision OF
part OF Mount Pleasar I. recorded In Lfber ]. A
B., No -, folio =. CT the land records of said
county, rs Lot SO, tbs said lot being Contained
within the metes and bounds IS laid down in SAID
Plat or plan of said subdivision OF said part ~
Mornt Pleasant. together With the buidisrr. inn n,
proyements, hts, privileges, and sppurtsnancs.
70 the came belonging -, ..,
residue in six and twelve months; the detsrra1
ayments to bear interest from the day OF "a snd
secured BY deed of trust on the premi "a son
Al eonveysncins ana stamps ct purchaser 8 cost
the gg.os..eI i.al e comply yitA the tsrns OF
Iropss s note ee re'o5e JOIN a nls .nS
oc6d&ds 0kIxH WILLIAMS, AuctS.
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by TIE suthor, DR.. Curtis. This valuable work
treats Gu the cause and cure of premature decline
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AUCTION SALES.
THU AFTERNOON,

u kccticueers and Real Estate oeers
No ase, sSs tlesst eorrst fth ssd b s1-ssts.
TRUSTEES skLs og Two-sroRy ssAnE
VS. RfInk XXI y tSb rs. SoRF fL
- sssrrsr 10 ne HSSsr,,ese6' b. - ~ a.
49, September 18Th, lS7. ara reror'e' "a SER
q tag ist, - Of c9iunsis, - eli rNposo % Vuh
Itc sslr, II iEOnt or lie pE.mises. "a 81 \ DA 7,
seirS Sss tie .f part part II ssr e. ~
20. ips Hie ~ ratcret one tUntrc0 lie 81
Terms II 49, Oue-hsi oath, balance q, So
2 THE - The day 81 sal-. With interest. secured
as;ey o. i sale GsF made 49, an.
STAMPS al irrehss,., 80, 81, ,sur,D, -.
&C l4-ec&es GREEN IS WILLIAMS, 5 asts
Pr 1REEN a wILLTkMs,-
~ AuctoneerS s,1 Real r-tste Or lsevs,
NO ago Southeast csrpeT of1th sod st-sets
VALUABLE RkAL EsTArE IN FIRST WARD
- G. koNGAY. tie 49, q Jay Of rsMt,.
- ~ >, so ,. N, OF TIE Vir-.is. :,
Ing 3 feet ir~hes trout Ly = let fcSr'
VIII hre s'te and back silsys, ~i.h ~
lupr"Iri-eui consisting 81 weli-hdiit tw- str
B1iSk tsusv, Svnfs!airs seven 70 rns " n - mo
ia'ls Gic Eas iI'ailSg 0n gath siT,et -, etS sr
Terms pne-th'ri cas-. balance 4. six tVs,rs
siftteen sad twenty for months fJ- cote : ,riae
iGttT"tf. arc secured bv larS ~ frrrf on tee
premises. AT CONVEYS ncing as reSe-r. sfarps
az The 6'st Of the purchaser Sl0J euSH the
oc2jd GREEN WILLIAMS, Acts
IsI CHARLES kLcGAN.
A' Real Estate b. okyr. 49, Seventh street.
GALLIGAS TowNsaEYD, sa;4o1eers.
r-f< Or MONDAY. Noveult . Al : O'Clock p
10 n. OF ihe premises we Will sell thr-e--'s-v
L. b'iCR ICCss u II rooms on New jersey ave-
nue., between * aud streets ssu,h. VI % q
stcc To-, ite ~ Die oOntGit.ing ahuat 5.+9l stpsTe
iest VIII be > Z separate or toseth-r, A. desired
a
=, ~ .ciocE m sane dsfe, a two story Franc
house, 10. 20 Washing i5u strtpt, r-t seen an Al
7th Ntst ana q aud north. hslss Contains i've
Guns u an a r"Oa sized lot.
rms. one thiTd cs-n, hGlalce 10 G, Il. sal IS
mouths, notes secured by a deed Of trust Cnps,y-
sncine arc stamps al purchasers cost. O3l &
lkY CUUPe6 LATIAEB, Auctisuse-.
~ Late clerks with Jas. {. No iuire & Col
SCnthrest corner u fehDsyiya al avenue and iltk
street, Star Office BUiIiing
vlLUAPt T. LIBRARY At Auction.
On BOMBAY AND FOLLOWING ENESIhG
NcVerBbsr ,, 1853 commencing al O'Clock :, m .
Ht sba sell. 10y catalogue, very large cole tor
many 81 tEeul rare aud scarce. Terms rasb
cc&l al icCrFR LATlMEb, hucts
by 81 CyLMAN 4 Co. Auc,ioneers,
II 80 confer 10 h street and Psnua avenue
wSsy We .Vill seu a. our salesroom. EyEPY
H&I EthlAO at z clock, a Ut vi Clothins
- Pants Goats Vests
OVeIthlrts nder,hirts. prave-s FoSe
hsis caps. Roots. She's Notices
W. ches ans Jvveiry
The abOv. snt's are a bslsuce II stock of a mer
chaEt IN Philadelphia. declining SU,in-ss. and
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