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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-05

Supervisor Presbry, of Virginia, reports to
tho internal revenue bureau that The collections
on upmanuiactured tobacco IN thai State from
March to Septemberot this yearwill I l,jG6,-
$50, 30 in excess Of the corresponding ncnhs
last year. In the time mentioned in 1865 they
amounted TO $3.50, 2l7 Al, who this year the
amount is Sl,S46,67 l6 The amount of menu
featured tobacco shipped out OF the State in
bond during the six months Of lSGS named was
400, SIS lbs, while In the corresponding period
This year the amount reached 9,492, sos lbs, or
2,OQl $50 lbs in excess Of last year shipments.
The revenue from tobacco in the State for one
year from March LIST, 1869, ii is estimated will
be six times as large as that Of the previous
year.
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lasCEIENlSTS.
NACHINISTS AND BLACKSMITHS
". S. MOORE s. SONS

". S. MOORE & SONS
have renlave, heir Machine and Biacksmi:t
Shop to No. 6l Union street, where they ~
prepared to furnish al kinds of MACHINERY
WROUGHT and CAST IRON FENCES, &c
REPAIRING done with dispatch, and s.
prices that were charged previous 10 the WEI
sep 2}-eo6m
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1859.

A letter from Richmond in the Baltimore
Sun says In the election of July 6, Lewis
McKerzie beat Charles Whittlesey in the
seventh Tor Alexandria congressional district
BY vote OF 1873 to Il,073. Now MIR. Whit
,lesey (attorney general Of the commonwealth
by recent appointment of General Can5yl IL
busily engaged in preparing to contest the seat
in the House Of Representatives. Beside the
stock charges OF fraud and intimidation in the
election, Whittlesey will seek to establish Me
Kennels disability on this specification, among
others-that Mckenzie voluntarily assisted 10
raising and o1uippjng the 'Emmet Guards, -
Of Alexandria, 4 company which was organized
in lSGl to aid the Southern Contedcracy. -
We 90 not believe that this effort to deprive
Mr.. Mex. OF the seat in Congress to which he
was elected, will be successful.
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FINANCIAL VIEw5-- New York World S
interview Icpo?te- has hal conversation WITH
NJ. q r. Stewart the eminent dry goods mer-
chant, (v,hom President Grant nominated as
Secretary Of the Treasury to know what effect
he thinks tho rccoa. operations in Wall s:ree:
viii have on the commercial intarests OF the
country The reporter says Mr. 5. responded
u cannot regard them as otherwise than lis
astrou. u our commercial interests. In the
first place they interfere with and confuse our
values by rendering uncertain tho price of gold
But to this there is added another reason, IN the
demoralizing effect which it must produce.
81 disapproved o: the policy Of selling sold
and purcLa.il. bonds with the proceeds, be-
leying as [ DO thst IL viii never lead Us, rs 1t Is
probably mean. TO lead Us, TO specie payments.
Such policy would not lead Us TO such re-
suit in ten years--,.H. nor in . hundred. The
purchase OF bonds with gold gives he specula-
tors means TO carry On their operations. This
po!icy is unquestionsbly OF great benefit to
those VINO have no means # their own. WHO
solvent raen will entirely oppose this policy, It
will re approved of by those who are shSky."
These ate Mr. Stewards own words. Taken
down from him and written in his presence,
they were read 10 him, rewritten out and rows
cd, and in phras. or two toned down.
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Brig S soul9, hcn10 ~ Po1tAnd, WAS
schr WIN Trayso- AppIega.L fer tbs port,
cleared vt Richmond II inst.
Schr na:ic lloyt, Parker, from New "a Ia
ven for this port passed IN -9ugn He'll Gate "a.
Schrs ; J ECvt. CraHmcr, and Ida BrdssH,
Potter. hence n. NV York 81 INST
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9ssmsNE EtsT,

str,. = s. ........5 50 MOON sETs....."...,. "
sry srT3...........5 81 HIGH WATER m g.NO w
PORT or AI.EXAN DRIA, OCT. s.
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Tic salary list OF the New York Custom
House is to be reduced 81, 900 Ter annum BY
removals OF employees.
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sep CIT

Cash paid for old Iron sai Brass.
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ARRIVED.
Eahr Ida jayne, Washington, 10 7 A8new.
SAILED.
ceS- Irwir Bath. Mo , BY Agnew
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Full particulars Of tho wxeok Of the steam.
ship Cult City, OF the North Carolina coast,
show that twenty-one aailore and one pas
senger were lost The sufarings among
the three who were Haved was intense.
Eight persons took to raft, but during
forty-eight hours of hunger and thirst, five
fell into the sea, and were drowned, the re-
naming three being finally picked up end
saved.
A New PAPER FOR BARNwEnn.- J. S.
Shuck intends to start a new paper in
Barnwell County, 8. c., to be styled the
Barnwell Journal. He expects to issue the
first number about the first proximo
Even the New York Tribune admits the
cogency of President Johnson's arguments
in defence of his Constitutional right to
issue his amnesty proclamation.
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CHECK OF THE CUBAN REvoLUTIoN-T
revolution in Cuba would seem, from late
telegrophic advices from Havana. to have
received q severe if not final check in the
capture of Bayamo, the headquarters of the
revolutionary government, which Count Val
maseda officially informs General Dulce he
took possession of on the 10Th instant.
This may not prevent guerilla warfare,
for which the Spanish race have q peculiar
proclivity, and for which the mountainous
regions of the island are well adapted, from
being carried on by the disbanded insur-
gents, though at present it looks as if the
further prolongation of the contest in any
shape would be hopeless. It must be ad-
mitted, however, that the insurrection,
which has now been raging three months
has exhibited considerable vitality, and in
Its occasional successes over the trained SOL
diers of Spain, must have given the Cubans
engaged in it an idea of their own strength
which they never had before, and which will
be dangerous consciousness in the minds
of dsaffected population.
Gen. Dulce, however, appears to bea pru-
dent and conciliatOry man, and the plan of
permitting Cuba to elect deputies to the
Cortes, If discreetly carried out, SO as to
send representative Cubans, may 20 far to
4uell popular discomfort. In this connec-
ton 1t may be mentioned, that scheme was
lately published in Que of the New York
papers, on the authority of Senior Ascarate,
one OF the Cuban deputies now in Madrid,
as as being the plan of Gen. Serrano, chief of
the provisional government of Spain, which
embraces separate nationality for Cuba,
with an lnsular assembly, division OF the
Cuban budget from that of Spain, and a
Captain General appointed by the crown
from the civil or military list, as may be
best. This was the policy formed at a re-
cent meeting of the leading Liberals of
Havana, and if it could prevail, would re.
move some of the principal causes of dis
content in the island. Baltimore Sun.
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at recent fese given by the Pope, the
saloons OF the Vatican were crowded with
ladies, whose presence is said to nave been
an incident without example, and to have
greatly scandalized the old prelates.
Two Washburnes have died recently
Gamaliel in Vermont, and Ichabod (''glory
departed" "-ominous this) in Massachusetts,.
Ichabod, like the family generally, was q
wire-worker; the material he used was brass.
Congressman Bowen, of South Carolina,
having returned to Washington from a day
or two's hunting excursion, is confined to
his room with an attack of indigestion, sup
posed to be mess of squirrels too much.
fifty dollar counterfeit greenback has
been detected, in which old Benjamin
Franklin has too many buttons on his vest.
MIR. w. A. Rosborough, of Chester, s. c.,
died on the night of the 7th instant; aged
fifty-seven
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NEw YORK, August z, 1868.


Mr.. EDITOR Several of your correspond
ents, very old and respectable no doubt, seem
to be wonderfully exercised as to the origin
of our PLANTATION BrTTERs. So long as
these Bitters are all that we represent them
to be, we do not know that it makes any
difference from whom they come, or from
whence they originated; but for the infor-
nation of the public. generally, and old
Capt. Wentz in particular, we will say that
he told the truth. and that these Bitters
originated in the West India Islands-that
many of the ingredients have been fayora-
bly, used for over o century, but that our
combination of Calisaya is entirely new, and
our own. The rum and other materials are
the same, and as your correspondent says,
better Bitters and Tonic is not made. We
recommend them particularly for dyspep-
tics, fever and ague, debility, loss of appe-
tito, and in all cases where q tonic and
stimulant is required.
P. Fl. DRAKE, &c Co.,
81 Park Row, N. Y.
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, AID sold at half
the price. J22tIt3
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South Carolina---Richland County.
IN THE COMNON PLEAS

" ITI1 tU-u4HTN TLEIS.
A. Getty & Co Us. Thomas S. Nickerson. AuncL
nleR
M HEREAS, the plaintiffs did, on tho 1st dav
W. ofOctober 1868, file their d,ciara ton against
the defendant, who tas it is said. is absent from
ana without the limits of this State, and has
helther wife nor attorney known within the same
upon whom copy Of the said declaration might
oc oc served; 1t is therefore ordered, motion of
Me5srs. Bachman II Waties, plaintiffs. attorneys,
that the said defendant do appear and plead to
the said declaration, on or before the 2i day of
OCTOBER, which will be in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred ard sixty-nine
otherwise final and absolute Judgment will then
bo given and awarded against him.
ID. i. MILLER, 9. c. p
Clerks Office, Columbia, S. c., January 90, 1869
as of 1st October 1868. jim "a al
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United States Internal Revenue
ASST ASSESSORS OFFICE. 3p D1srR1cr. s. {

ASST ASSESSORS OFFICE, 3D DISTRICT, s. c.,
COLUMBIA, january o. 1869.
A DEMONSTRATORS, Executors or Trustees.
~ (residing III tho Counties of Richland and
lexington having had in charge or trust legacies
or rcisiribntive Shares arising from Personal Pro-
per;!-any portion Of which remained undistri-
bnted in May, 1865 and all persons now in charge
OF Estates where the whole value of such Estate
exceeds the sum of $1,000, notified to report at
my ONCE, ON or before FEBRUARY TO- 1869, pre-
held i'll charge by them.
G. II. BALDWIN,
Jan 232 Assistant Assessor 1st District
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LOTTERY SwINDLEs -''They that will be
rich. fall into temptation and o snare" So
says Paul, and. as the wife of Bath assures
us, "Paul's q sound divine" We suppose it
is the desire Of every man to be suddenly
rich that keeps life into these never ending
glit enterprises and dollar shops; but what
folly can be greater than the folly these
swlndiers trade upon? Dear, good people
OF the metropolis, says the New York He-
rata' cannot you reach to the conclusion
tnat the man is evidently fooling you who
sens you ticket for one dollar and posi-
elvely declares that every ticket holder shall
dozen holders of favorite numbers shall get
from one to Sl0,0O0 each? Will you insist
that there is certainly some mystery in it?
Well, the whole mystery is this: the seller
OF The ticket is knave and the buyer is a
fool
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The Baltimore American publishes the
so-called confessions of Samuel B. Arnold
now Dry Tortugas convict for completely
in the assassination of Mr.. Lincoln, and
also of Atzerott, for similar crime. Ar
mold denies that up to the time he withdrew
from it. the conspiracy was simply to cap
ture Lincoln and take him to Richmond
Atzerott says that murder was not deter
mined on until the day OF the late Presi-
dents death, when he backed ont. Both
confessions give John H. Surratt great pro-
minence in the plot These confessions
are now given to the public for the first
time, and are doubtless intended to discre-
dit, in advance, Surratt's own statements.
which are to be given to the country in a
short time.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS ESPECIAL attention
is called to the following advertisements,
published for the first time this morning:
Lost-Apply at this Office.
The Peoples Paper-New York Sun.
ID. B. Miller-In the Common Pleas
Thos. E. Gregg & Co.-Railroad Shares
w. 81. Wigg-In the Court of Probate.
K. O'Neale-Meeting Board of Trade
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State South Carolina.--Richland County

IN THE 60 URT OF PROBATE
By WMsdm Hason Wigg, Judge of Probate in
Richllnd County.
WHEfEAS Mrs. MARY b. LEVERETT hath
w applied to me for letters of administration
on the Estate OF Rev. CHARLES E. LEVERETT
late of Richland deceased,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at Court
OF Probate for the said County, to be holden at
Columbia, on the Sth day of February 1869, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, to show cause, il any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal Of the Conrt this
23d day of January, A. ID. 1869, and in the
ninety-third year of American independence
w. HUrSON WIGG,
Judge Prob .te Court, Richand County
Jan 81 Feb5
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. The post Office is
open during the week from So a. N. to 6p.
m. On Sundays, from to 5 p. m. The
Charleston and Western mails are open for
delivery at 5p. m., and close at S11s p. m.
Charleston night mail open 81 a. M, close
AZ p. m. Northern open for delivery 3
p. m., close - m. Greenville open for de-
livery p. M, close 81 p. M.
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CAsH.-Our terms are strictly cash-no
exceptions. If an advertisement is to be
inserted. hand over the money; if paper is
subscribed for, the money must accompany
the order-otherwise no attention will be
paid to them. This rule will be adhered to-.
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Mr. FL. Thornton Arson, who died in
Charleston on the Goth, dreamed several
weeks ago that lie was to depart this life on
that day.
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BREMEN LAGER.-Mr. Summers has just
opened lot OF Bremen lager in pint bot
ties' which is pronounced extra fine by those
VINO are Judges OF the article. He present
ed us specimen, and we called in assist
ance; verdict "Choost as good as hest ~
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Every person, be he Democrat or Repub-
lican, who is possessed of particle of hu-
manity, will rejoice that the President has
ordered the release of Lieutenant Braine,
who has been so long in confinement in
New York, on charge of piracy. Lieute-
nant Braine was Confederate naval officer,
brave and devoted to his cause. By the
United States Government he was impri
soned, and while he has endured the sever
est suffering the authorities have persist
emily refused to permit him a trial, or grant
even temporary release. There is nothing
in the practices of civilized governments to
justify or present n precedent for such per.
secution as he has endured.
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FAST AND CHEAP PRINTING. have
added a fast card press-of the Degencr 6
Weller patent-to the machinery CT the
Phgni.e Office; and have also made additions
Persons in want of any styles of book and
job printing, are invited to call and examine
samples and prices. Cards printed at short
notice. and at prices varying from $3.5O to
$40 per thousand
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we have received from Prof. C. II. Jud.
son, President of the Greenville Baptist
Female College, a copy of their catalogue.
containing list of the names of the new
faculty, which has just been organized, and
which is believed to embrace a very able
corps OF instructors. Young ladies will here
enjoy advantages of high intellectual cul-
ture equal, as we are informed, to those en-.
!oyed by young men in our best universi-
ties.
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Columbia Board of Trade.
A N extra meeting OF this Board will be held
"A TOMORROW (Monday) EVENING, at half
past O'Clock, in Carolina Hall.
Jan Il r. O'NEALE JR Secrafarv
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES This DAY.-Trinity
Church-Rev. P. j. Shand, Rector, 1O%
a. M, and 4 p m.
st. Peters Church-Rev J. J. O'Connell.
Pastor, 10 a. M. and p. m.
Marion Street Church-Rev. W. W.
Mood, lO1a a. M; and 31a p. m.
Leard, 1019 a. m, and Sunday Sch ool Cele-
bration 81 p. IN.
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. A. R.
Rude, 101a q. m.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. W. E. Boggs,
1Ola n. m. and p. m.
Baptist Church-Rev. j. L. Reynolds,
1015 a. m.
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a fur collar was, unfortunately, lost by a
lady day ortwo since; and, as cold snap
is daily expected. she is anxious to recover
the missing article
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Lost,
A LADY'S FUR COLLAR. The finder will be
"A suitably rewarded and receive the thanks Of
the owner, by leaving it at tho Ph9ni1 Office, or
at the office Of the Estate Printer"
Jan 90 o.
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WHAT YOU DRINK.

nUT of thirty-eight specimens of Bourbon
" Whiskey, recently submitted to chemical
analysis, at the various saloons in New York. only
two wero pure. The undersigned ventures to
assert that his LIQUORS and WINES are as pure
as any sold in the United States. AS for his ALE
and LAGER BEER, it is without aduteration;
and he wishes to submit 1t to any Chemical analy,
SIS. 1t imparts permanent strength to weak sys-
TENS and nvigoratos delicate constitutions. Drink
his Beer; you will enjoy the greatest of blessings
health, and prolong your life.
Jan 10 JOHN G.. SEEGERS
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COLUMBIA, S. q.
Saturday morning. January %, 1869.
Kindness is Power.

s,,ai.egAs.s Kindness Ii Power.
There never yet was an instance in which
kindness has been fairly exercised but that
ithas subdued the enmity opposed to it. Its
frst effort may not succeed any more than
one showerof rain will reclaim the burning
desert; but let It repeatedly shed the dew of
its holy influence upon the revengeful soul,
and that soul will soon become beautiful
with every flower of tenderness. An indi-
vidual can no more oppose the kindness
which is continually and steadily manifest
ing itself towards him, than he can fan the
flame of violent anger in his soul, when the
purest and most charming music is flooding
his senses with its rich harmony. He will
as certainly submit to its winning power as
the compass-needle yields to the influence of
magnetism. 1t is not in human nature to
Withstand O long course of kindness. Pride
and stubbornness may for o time stay the
tide Of better feelings, like the waters of the
stream pent up by gathering masses Of ice;
but these better feelings will accumulate and
increase until they break down pride and
stubbornness, and cause the repentant to
exclaim, like one of old, "Thou knowast that
/ love thee!''
There is no moral principle applicable to
private or domestic life, as the Newark
Journal truthfully says. which is not equally
applicable to public affairs. whether between
one little society and another, or between
State and State. Had the policy of the
Republican party been governed by this
principle in regard to the re-admission of
the Southern States, who doubts for mo-
ment but what we should have avoided all
tie heart-burnings and jealousies, and all
the wrongs and outrages that contrary
policy has engendered? But the law of re-
venge and retaliation was permitted to
have sway, and the result has been, the
Journal thinks, the creation of n feeling of
hate and bitterness. that q half century will
scarcely extinguish.
Look, too, at the enormous expense that
has been the consequence of so mistaken a
policy; an expense not growing out merely
of the expenditure of dollars and cents, re-
quired by the reconstruction acts, but in
terrible evils inflicted upon the monetary
affairs of the country, by postponing the ad-
vantages we could have secnred by an earlier
rehabilitation of the South The day will
come when the scales will fall from the peo-
ple's eyes, and they will be enabled to
discern the hideousness and folly of this
unfortunate policy of reconstruction, and
when they will look upon the party that
originated it with the loathing it deserves
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VNHE PEOPLES PAPER.
ONLY METROPOLITAN DOLLAR WEEKLY
NE W YORK SUN
FOR 1870

CHAHLGS a. DANA, Editor.
hrst-class journal, Independent but not hell
tral in politics, publishes three editions -Daiiv.
Semi-Weekly, and Weekly, at Sc, 50, aud 81 per
year. -
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A WORD OF CAUT1oN.-We constantly see
advertisements from irresponsible parties at
the North, published in our country ex-
changes. The usual directions are, ..pub
llsh, forward copy of paper, with bill,
and the money will be returned immedi-
ately." In ninety-nine cases out of every
hundred, the latter portion of this proviso
is not complied with. Gentlemen publish
ers, make it rule to secure payments from
these parties il advance. II is the only safe
procedure. Remember 'Crispa Coma" and
others of similar character The season
IS about to commence, when these adver-
tlsements will food the country. Treat
them as you would bad hand in euchre-
'pass.
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Columbia and Augusta Railroad.
100 SHARES for sale by
IOO Jan24 THOS. E. GREGG &CO.
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S. r. Flour, &c.
On BBLS. s. R. FLOUR,
~ Bbls. Superior Buckwheat Flour
Barrels Sugar Drips
Barrels New Crop n. O. Molasses,
Tierces New Crop West Indies do
In store and for sale by C. III RAIDWIN
Jan % "
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Fresh Supplies,

DUTCH HERRlNGS
FRESH COUNTRY AND MOUNTAIN RIIrTEp
Pink Eye and Peach Blow Planting Potat0es
Fine Goshen CHEESE,
At G. DIERCKS,
Ian ~ At the Sign of the Watch
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Increase of Capital Stock.

Increase of Capital Stock.
1NHE Directors of the CAROLINA NATIONAL,
n II BAMK, having resolved to increase is CAPI-
become shareholders will apply ut the BANKING
Honse, to the President or Cashier who will give
required information.
Jan 223 w B GJJTJCH Caab;ar
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S25 REWARD!

VII r. above reward will be paid to any one who
Il will return to tho Chief Constable's Office a
smith Wesson's Cartridge PIS lOL, left unin-
tentionally in rear of Janney's Hall on the morn
ing OF the 22d instant. Jan % q
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WANTED.

S0 CORnS Seasoned PINE wOOD-.Cash
cO down on delivery. Apply to
Jan % Nickerson Honse CoInmh;a