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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

n, virtue Of A decree Of the Probate Court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, rcn-
dercd therein al The January term, 1860, l.
win, a. administrator Of the estate Of Joseph
A. Herring, deceased, Atthe courthouse door In
The town or Pamela, In said county, on
Monday, the 18th day Of March, 1899, within
lawful hours otter for sale at public auction
10 the hlghc.t bidder, cor cash, ell Of The
interest Of aid Joseph A. Herring, deceased, n
the following lands lying and being 10 said
county u Pamela, ie-wits An undivided In
tercst Of ,vo-thiriz Of half interest In The
Northwest quarter of section !, TOW nship q
range 3, west Northeast quarter Of section 4,
township 10, range q west Northeas, quartet
Of sresIen "A, township len, range 9 west;
Northwest quarter Of section "a, township 10,
| range q. west Southwest quarter Of section II,
! township 10, range =, vest an undivided In
| tsrcst Of ons-haf in the following; The South
| esss dak5<ss a. ssslaph n towAAhip /. rAAfs 5
west The Northeast quarter Of section %, Town
| ship g, rsnEfe.<vesF sorfhyus garter o
section a, iswnship 4, range !, west North
east quarter II s<ciion "a. township 10, rang
9. west and a. undivided interest 81 ans-thir'
In lot number n. In block number u, In III
town Of Panels, and The whole Of the ves
half Of los Number n, In block number u, Il
'''s ''sa " '''ss n s ABEnssrHY,
hl3-st Administrator.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of q deed Of trust eseculed to me
by Darius Prince to secure Andrew J. Maitland
Abner Baird, In the payment OF three thousand
five hundred dollars, on LIST OF January, 1863,
which deed Of trust bears date Of June 22d,
1866, and Is recorded In Probate Clerks Office
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, In book q, pages
$40, AZ and AZ, OF the record Of deeds therein,
I viii rs trustee, on Monday, February 12d,
1869, In mont Of the courthouse door Of said
county, between the hours Of twelve o'clock
N. and four o'clock p. NJ, proceed and sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash, In
II. s. currency, q suficlency Of section Of land
No. SIX, In township eight, Of range seven west,
in said county, 10 pay all the costs OF writing,
recording and executing said deed Of trust and
the sald three thousand five hundred dollars
with interest from maturity. The tide 20 the
land Is supposed to be perfect, but shall con-
| yey only M trustee. W.P. WO0TTEN,
iaiS-5t Trustee.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
tho Circuit Court OF Pamela county. N. n.
Phillips W. Thomas h. Moseley No. 4, 2ol, asd
Rachel Kirkwood vs.. Thomas D. Moscley, No.
3,205.
Attachment ixncd the 9th day o. November,
1858, against the estate OF the said defendant
for the SUN Of s7la % In favor Of aid ", N.
Phillips and for the sum Of $3.50 In favor OF
mld Raehnel Rlrkvood, rc,urnablc TO thee
cult Court Of said county.
Notice 10 hereby given TO the nid defendant
Thomas u. Moscley, who u a nonresident Of
the State Of Mississippi, that unless he shall
appear bsiese aid court, al NE next term
thereof 10 fr holden AZ The courthouse, u said
county Of Pamela, In the town Of Pamela, on
The seventh Monday afler the fourth Monday In
March, 1859, and plead TO said actions, ludg.
mcnts win be entered against him u the
| estate attached will be sold.
&c. HARRISON, CLERK.
Ia3O-5t
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Harriet A. Galbrcath, lcTaiec Of Richard \.
ornc, deceased, and the heirs aud distributes
ehose names arc unknown Of Edward ]. Orne,
decensed. and Duncan Gslbrea,h, husband Of
sand Harriet A.
You are cited 10 appear before the Probate
Court Of said county, at the courthouse there
Of, on the All Monday In February, 1852, 10
show canse why the petition Of William
Rhodes praying for title TO undivided half In
screst In southeast quarter section landnamhcr
D township 10, mnge 3, In said county, pur-
chased hy him Of Richard " orne, now de-
ceased, should not be granted
ny order Of court, issued, January 10, 1869.
iaq3-4t ". P. wuorTEN, CLERK.
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Batesville Academy
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
a Justices Court Of said county. James Peter
son, use, &C., va Miller 4 Sorry.
Attachment issued the i4th day Of January,
1869, against the estate Of said defendants tor
the sum Of SIS 90, rcturnable to the Justice
Court Of said county. Notice Is hereby given
TO the said defendants, Miller h Sorry, that IN.
less they appear before said court at the neri
term thereof to be holden at the court-honss
Of said county, In the town Of Pamela, on The
third Monday In February, 1869, and plead e
said action, Judgment will be entered agains
them, and the property attached will be sold.
Ia23-5t la B. l.. BALLARD, j.. p.
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THE LANDS Oh THE BIBLE.
QhRoMO9
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of two wris Of execution 10 me
directed nom the Circuit Court o. DeSo,o
county, Miss, one made In favor Of W. ID. Rcs-
borough Va Joseph S%callion, and one made In
favor Of Clay 4 Pariec, surviving partners, Va.
Joseph Scallion, ! win on Monday the lsl day
Of March, 1869, at the rourt-houic door ia
the town Of Pamela, 10 said county, within
lawful hours, offer for sale at public auction, TO
the highest bidder for cash, the following prop
ctiy, ,o-wit, The northeast quarter Of section
nineteen, township six, mnge SIX, levied on IS
the property Of said defendant 10 satisfy said
wriu and costs. 7. L. CLARKE,
feO.9t Sheriff.
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AGENTS WANTED ron
now TO MAKE THE FARM PAY.
$50 Ocfaro Pages, 140 Beautiful and
UsefuL Illustrations.

ThL hook shows how the Farmer or Planter
NAV double the value Of bis land make three
times a. much out Of stock hos three times
The quantity Of grain, hay, root, tobacco, cot
ton and al other crops can be raised nom an
sere. and how all the profits Of cultivation can
he more than doubled. Every Farmer, Planter,
ss,ek Raiser, Gardener and Fruit calturisi
wants Il Agents wanted 70 sell Il In every
community.
COMMISSIONS $50 10 $3.50 PER MONTH
According 10 ability and energy. Send foE
circulars giving full d~esrriptoa. Addrvssef
ZEIGLER, heCuRDy &C., J
iir 81 Louis No, or Cincinnati, o.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

A A.
by Virtue Of 4 deed Of trust executed on the
2ist day Of May, 1866, by W. W. Hitch and
Asenaih Hitch, bis wife, TO VIM. D. Dickins, as
trustee, 10 secure q debt TO Nancy Dickins,
fully described In said trust deed, and also by
virtue Of q decree Of the Chancery Court Of
Paaola county, State Of MislaippI, rendered
at the November term, 1897, thereof, substitute
Ing me as trustee In place Of said VIM. b.
Dickins who was then dead, aud comforting
upon me, "a trustee, all the powers conferred
In said trus, decd upon said VIM. u. Diekins
trustee as Aforesaid, I viii, on Monday, the 18th
day Of February, 1859, at the courthouse door
In the town Of Pauola, said conniy, sell atpub-
lie sale, for cash, the following land, ,o-wit;
The northwest quarter Of section one, township
ten, range eight west, In Pamela county, Missis-
sIppl. JOHN Il. DICKlNS,
jalG-5t. Trustee.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Bculah A. Burnett and John Anna Burnett,
heirs nj law and distributes Of Thomas j.
Burnett, deceased. 49,,
You are cited TO appear before the Probate
Court Of said county, at the courthouse there
of, on the lth Monday In February, 1869, to
show cause why the final account Of Benjamin
Y. johnson, administrator, and Amanda Bur
nett administrairix Of the estate Of said do.
ceased should not be allowed and approved.
Nv order Of coart, issued January II, 1869
ials-it w.P. w0OTTEN, Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

nv virtue Of a decree Of the rrohass coufs
Of Pamela county, State q hIsisippi nate
Al the December term, 1855, thersof 4 viii y
sdminisrztos Of Gle sssz,s % Thomas Harphy,
asesssra. on Monday, the 18th fday q March.
1890. Al the COURTHOUSE door Of said county,
IA ths town Of rsncls, within ne houssff<
sc1ibea By law. Offer Coz sale stpnblis enrtsp
10 she highest bidder, for cssh, The following
t4es Or parcel cf land. lyinr ana h>lhe - ~
soansy. se.vit. The north BAH 9f hs North
west quarter Of section ;, township ? fsnes .,
wei 81 rsu A a. Fox, -
Ets.st Administration.
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For Sale!

hsv. TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES Of good Valley LAND. six and . half
miles wsst q ssrdis I'll uadsF fsnee and one
hnsdred acres In . rood STATE Of cultivation,
good Apple aud Peach Orchard, Dwelling and
eut hon.rz. and coed new sin-huuse and screw,
ia, / vI.h 10 .cil on good tsrms, and viii give
pu~-s<sion. alec have supplies TO ruu The
place, that | win sll -
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TRusTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 10 me
by Calvin DroOme 10 secure Henry Laird In the
payment u a certain debt therein fcclted,
which deed u trust bens date, May II, 1867,
aud IL recorded in the Probate Clerks Office Of
Pamela county, Mississippi, In book 7, ON pages
5Oo and b0T Of the record Of deeds therein, as
trustee, | will on Monday, February 21d, 1869,
10 front Of the courthouse door Of said county,
between the hours Of twelve o'clock VI. and
three o'clock ?. NJ, proceed and sell at public
auction 10 the highest bidder for cph, the cast
half Of section Of land No. fifteen (lbl, In
township ten (i0l, Of range eight (sl west In
said county. ! diall only convey such title a.
vests In me rs trustee.
inlG.h W z. WOOTTEN, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

will, on Tuesday tho lsh day Of February,
1868, AZ Mn Dickens Old place, between the
hours prescribed by law, proceed 10 sell TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the following property,
eoavcsed 10 me - trustee, BY A O B~ufkhalter,
10 satisfy certain Indebtedness due w, X. Hill,
Strange 4 co. One Cotton Gin, eleven Mules
ono MARI, two Horses, twenty head o. Cattle,
any head Of Hogs two wagons, and Farming
u,ensla The die u suprosed to be euoi, but
I wiionly convey : ttussee.
hls-lt A. Y. MCGEE, Trustee.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON, Fashionable
Barber and Hair Dresser, rssrsctsssg inf0tms
his cussu#nets THAT he u prepared 70 attend 70
ihtir II III time. shoF etsf J. H. YATES 4
Cos Store, BAitssilis. re
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Aaministratsr's Notice 20
(,redftOrs.

Whereas al the JANUARY term, iss q the
Probate Court Of rsnsla esunty, Mississippi
letters of administration upon the estate OF
Luther G. Hines deceased were granted 10 The
undersigned, nov al persons % whom aid de-
ceased 4 indebted are hereby notified 10 pro-
bate and have their claims registered In the
onsee Of the clerk Of sid court within the time
limited b lev, siss ihs .saa w ! (srsvsf
bsvrsd. WILLIAM a. HiFks,
fsIsw Administrator.
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vAt.s4sLtasse YUa have . ,'fpnE ana
tssa,lsl lase m fAsm. NJ sps s'se ie''f =
s.a III. To ahls luve ! arp.hl 10.
waning gives you - inset, ~ = WI,
n"'a|a ,ssh fasy and tiuomlne. vim hsal'ai
w." .S,s th1s sufAnhs Of The slshhss. e'
lga a.,,1 1. eanssd W WORMS They mass
,hh.sSsl Il pals sba The fc's y fsas ~
wy smt M "a n ~ The h~dads They w
gu wy N eid,aten They ring your ies'a
and intipv hssfs With anFalsh'
nat etlese no more. Doubt no more
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MONEY! MONEY!

An shs~s holding registered claims against
sl~ <-<sa> n IN. }. uobo. deceased. rill plszzs
eail en- ne nna<rzlxned and rsteive sheir die
ssibasi<e s.@re Il the szme. q
G.. n YOUNG.
d<is.au .Aininisifsior.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-05
Restoration Wonderful.

Atter heauy Lumber Wagon had ruu over he Back
SCIo, Washtenaw Co., Mich, April ls. 1859.
an order for your excellent Porous Plasters They
have done me great deal Of good. Two years ago. on
the 18TH Of March, was run over by lumber wagon
which injured my back severely and broke oil one oi
the splnnous processes he lowest joint OF the back
b9nel and fuptnred the lgaments between four of tho
others. A hump OF about inch an ha 1 was ali the
external evidence Of injury but tho pa was far
er taan dying every day woald be- ap. lied 70 the
best physicians Of New York, Wisconsin and Mich.
gan, who failed to relieve me- though in justice to
tnem must say some OF their prescrptionsl did not
pain; when happened TO road your advertisement,
which had seen before but had paid no attention IA
IT, but now concluded to send for dollars worth and
at least make trial Of them This was several months
ago. The first plaster did me good thon sent for
half yard and put i on my back reaching from hip
bone to nip bone have worn II for five or six Weeks
and feel nearly as well as ever. think nothing inf
Alcocks Porous Plaster has done me any good and II
i is not that then / am getting well from an iniufy
from which the best surgeons and physicians told mo-
You have chance to live and you have chance b
die" shall keep on stcking to the plasters h thew
VIII suck 70 me- and Judging from those already tried
think they will. am yours, truly,
4. s. SEYMOUR.
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edicindl Qualities Of The Porous Plasters.
Injury to Spine Cured.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov II, 1854
MRssRS. THos, ALLCoOK Oo.-Pleage send, will
dispatch, twelve dozen AloOclEs Porous Plastera ON
daily experience confirms their very superior excel
lence; AT this moment Of writing man applies one
who BY ENHANCEMENT in the shaft Of machinery hat
for nearly year entirely helpless. This man FOUND
relief very sOcn by the application of plaster to hi
spine. He was soon enabled to work and now hs
single plaster Il they could not be had at lower rate
am surprised that surgeons do not make use OF these
perforated pasters, to the exclusion Of all Others
their flexbiily and adhesyeness are greatly in adj
vance OF all other plasers with which anu acalanted
while the perforati0ns peculiar to them render then
uses Knowing the plasters to be so useful have nC
scruples that my sentiments should be known
j. W.JOHNSON NJ D.
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Highly useful in Affections Of the Heart

BARNvILLR, Louisiana, March g. 1880
DR.. Il. AILCooK-Sir: Ihave been suffering under
severe attack OF neuralRic disease" Of my bowels for
years. with hyperrophy OF the heart" and have tried
very best NJ. D. but truth prompts mo to say that
your plasters have given me more permanent relief
duce perfect cure w." p'o
The coun terrrtant effect OF your plasters Is produe
ed IN such mild and gradual way, they SO nyiRoTs,e
tne around the parts to which they ara
Piled and exert upon all nervous diseases such ersst
sedative influence that place them confidently al the
head ofevery plaster no in use. ~ '-'
Every medical man who becomes acouaintad with
them will assuredly recommend his patients Ia nsa no
other than the, Medicated lndA Rubber Piaater of
DIR. Allcock. Yours, very truly T'N' "
LIT. HENDERSON, M. D.
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Pains in the Chest and Acute Indi-
gestion Cured.
Lelter .trOn he Aon. CarE Schurr.

''VF0V' g'V''E wv IIVTEs OFTV
CHICAGO, Sept %, 1859.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NFw YoRK CRIMINAL ZRE
TuNa -Gentlemen shall feel obliged IL you will In
covered from the severe pain In my chest from which
have 80 long suffered Acock's Porous Plaster cured
think TO relieve the pain, without any benefit before
used the plaster which, strange to say in few dayt
the pasters for the past nine MONTHS Changing once
In week two without any return Of the pain In M
chest or the least csty in taking any kind Of food
This can be attested by all my friends and INV family
SHOW Deichman this letter, and please to publish n
your paper Most respectfully,
CARL SCHURZ.
MORE BY EDITORS OF CRIMINAL ZEITUNG. I'VE in
sert this letter with pleasure it affords us an oppor
tpnty for saying that any one afflicted with pains In
the chest, accompanied with indigestion, can, bI
applying at this Office, receive ample Testimony from
one who has been restored to reah by these very pas
ters Of Mr. Allcock which he used for six months for
n similar affection,
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The pnreat nnd snfeai.

The efficacy Of HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS as a specific for recruiting the
snfeobed body and cheering the despondng mind has
passed into proverb. In the United States, where
this marvellous tonic has borne down all opposition and
collapsed all rivalry, the demand for II has annually in
creased In heavier and heavier ratio for years. until,
at last the regular sales Of this preparation exceed
those OF all other stomachics combined. Eminent
members Of tho medical profession and hospital sur
geons without number, have caudidy admitted that
the pharmacopmS Of the faculty contain prescription
that produces such beneficial effects Of dyspepsia, gem
eral debility and nervous disease as HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS. To use the language Of venerable physi-
clan OF New YorE, 'The Btters are the purest stimu
liant and safest tonic wo have" But the uses OF the
great vegetable antidote much more comprehensive
than such praise would imply. As a PREPARATORY
ANTIpoTE to epidemic disease, genial stimuant, 0
promoter Of constitutional vRor, appetizer, stom-
achic and a remedy for debility, no medicinal
preparation has ever attained the reputation Of HOS
TETTER'S BITTERS. 1t Is the HOUSEHOLD
TONIC OF the AMERICAN PEOPLE, and in all
human probability will be for centuries to come
The magnates of science recognize Its merts and that
II Is emphatcay tho medicine Of the Masses proved
by Its vast and ever increasing sales.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-05

MessrS. NOLAN Bros, Wholesale Druggists
Wheeling, va say, under date of July "a, 1885, tha
they can safely recommend the aargling OIL for
more diseases than II is recommended for.
From j. K FISHER, pniOntewn, Pa, June 81.
lso7'-Your Gargling OIL Is doing much better here
than formerly, since its virtues have become
known, and the bottles put up for Family Use,
without stain, are much sought for.
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NJ -

Extract Off letter from Hon. NATHAN LINDSEY,
County Judge of Shelby Co., Iowa. dated Harlan.
April IS, 1857. 1t is decidedly preferred to any
other lininent sold in this section.
Extract OF letter from SAMUEL 8. HuPP, dated
Falsburg, Ohio, July II, lSo0.-In Juno last Henry
safe had ycarling colt that had what was suppos.
ed to be Dipthera for than ten days 80 that II
could not eat and the throat swollen almost shut.
and by the use of three or four applications of the
dollar bottles did the desired effect.
From A. q. MEL, Lewisville, eoschocton CO.. !.
Ohio, March, 1881 have used your aargling OF !
for the SrStches on my horse and II cured II with
the arst application.
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CARL sCHURz.
Weak Back Curod.

SHRUn OAK yorktown, N. Y, Jan. Ia, leS0.
Y. ALLCoCK a. Co.-Gentlemeh: Ibave been troub-
iSd with lame back over ten yeArs to be unable
one of Allcocks Porous Plastors and wore it three
weeks, when found my back entirely cured and was
able to NOW and cradle as well as ever could in nv
best days These pasters should be In every house. /
never believed that any external remedy could be 90
powerful and good as these pasters Their effect
on me seems miraculous and THANK god that used
them STEPHEN PIJGRI,FY
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WhoOping Cough.

OAYUGA, Kinds County Miss
H. ALLCocK d Co-Gentlemen: Please send me
another six dozen Of your Porous PlaateTs They are
N great demand here for Whooping Cough. They aol
like charm. could have sold two dozen this week 4
lhad BAD them Send as soon as possible and oblige
JOHN /. WILLIAMS, p. NJ
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From ESos MATHER, MiddlOpor, N. T., July 20,
1861 purchased bottle Of your Gargllng OIL OF
your agent, A. 8. Baker, at Middloport, and as yet
have used but half Of Il. think II has given me
more relief in case Of severe Rheumatism. Of long
standing, than anything I have ever used before
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TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES.

SECRETS ron THE MnLIoNs.-A most valuable and
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ored engrayings DIR. Hunters WADE ME0UM, an
original and popular trOatise man and woman-ther
PDYsioogy, Functions and Sexual Disorders Of every
kind with falling remedies for their sp eedy cure
The practice Of Dr. Hunter has long been and atil 10
unbounded but ut the earnest solicitation Of numerous
persons, he has been induced to extend his medical
usefulness through tho medium Of his "VADE NIX.
GUM" One copy, securely enveloped, forwarded to
any part Of the United States for 81. Address, DR.
HUNTER, Division street New York city.
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DIR. GREEN, No. s6S Broadway, New York, informs
US he sold on Monday, June % 1852 two pasters to
Thursday she called to get two more for afTeId, and
ID stated how the two ahe hAdpurchased Monday
had relieved her Immediately after putting them on,
pain in her back and loins 0-- -
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-05

Tho superior merlts Of those Sewing Machines arc
now estabahed beyond question, They take the hr!t
fhe atitcles hro uniform, alike on both sdeg The
Machines run. nciseless, perfectly easy and DO the
aIssso vae,s sp rcovirSG liberal sooun,s allowed Send
for clrculsrv, ngmpleg 40, 70 tle principal Once,
EMPIRE SEWING MApHinE 90,
decls eowem aei bowery New tork.
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