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WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOIHrED
Mr.. JOHN @. SEEGERS tho sole Agent for
the sale OF onr WHISTLES in Columbia, s. G.
JOHN GIBSON'S SON co.
PHILADELPHIA. November 10. 1870 Dec /
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nTsSOLUTION.-Th iiru of SWYiiERT
IL Il SENN, and Il. d. Sem Il Co., was
dissolved on the goth instant, by the with
drawai Of Mr.: ). D. Swygcrt. II. u. Som and
u. l.. Sem will pay all demands against the
firm; aud all persons indebted, either by note
or open account, Will make payment to them.
Il. d. SENN.
s. d. SWYHERT,
u. l.. jEEN.
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GTOCIk DIVIDEND AND s1OCKHOLD-
- EisS MEETiNG.-A quarterly Dividend
OF (6 p. c.) six Per Cent. on the capital stock
Of the Eroad River Bridge Company, will be
paid AZ the rcsulnr meeting OF Stockholders
on MONDAY NEXI, at o'clock.
Il. q. SHtVER,
Dee: II President and Treasurer.
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NOV I'd NIHO u. UA DIBItILL, BrOker.
- -
MOrICE.-Tho undersigned have formed
IN Co-partnership. and will bo known as
+. w. SEIBELS co. They represent some
OF the best FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES IN the United States
We propose to be general Land Agents, and
will cell or purchase Real Estate anywhere in
will prosecute claims before the Legislature.
and the renewal of lost bonds or other papers
Persons wishing to sell or buy Real Estate
will do wall tu communicate with us at Colum-
bia. We have several handsome places for
sale. Office at Mike Hokes Clothing Store.
f. W. SEIBEI.S,
Dec 2 j. Is. EIELL.
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Juarcz having recently issued n pardon
to all the Mexican "insurSonts." Santa
Anna. from his retreat in Nassau, n. T. i,
yetorts in manifesto to tho world, pro-
testing against being called an insurgcnt
10y the "monstcr" Juarez, und declining
to accept the pardon. He makes q bit
ter attack on Juarez. and closes with: :
II rcpcat-I repeat it with disgust
down with tho monster"
FATAL Thursday, while the
shifting engine on the North Curolina
Railroud was running to and fro. color
eel man by tho name Of Green William
son fell flom The tender, aud was so
badly crushed that it is impossible for
him to live; his arms, legs and body
being crushed almost to atoms.
Charlotte (W. c. Ojsercer.
Tho siege of Paris has added to the
vocabulary. Thus we hear of pigeon
ing" messages aud "ballooning" de-
sputchos.
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GTOCIks, BONDS and COUPONS bought
~ and sold by D. GAAIDRILL, Broker.
Nov % emo
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II. II. Burnwell--Nutjcc.
II. c.. Shiver-StOck Dividend.
John r.. Rhett--To the Public.
High School, GrceuvilIo, 5. q.
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An EXTENDED Y.-''BRowN's BRoS-
CIIAL TnocHEs" have been bofor @ the public
many years Each year finds them in new To-
c"iities III various parts OF tho world. The
Troches are pronounced universally superior
to all other articles used tor similar purposcs.
For relieving Coughs, Colds and Throat Dis
cases. tho Troches have been proved reliable.
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Roumania. which is composed of tie
principalities of Walluchia and Moldavia,
has population of nearly 1000, 900,
and under the provisions of the treaty Of
Paris, Of 1856, has been governed by q
prince and central commission 1t
will be rcmcn bcrel that the occupation
Of these principalitics by Russia was one
OF the main causes of the Crimean war,
and their present declaration Of indc-
pendencc, incoDtcatubly Il Russian move
ment, tends to tangle moro tightly tho
skein Of European politics.
The printing otlico OF the Warren
,Sc"HmeI, ut Front Royal, was consumed
by fire Oh Christmas morning. We did
not hear the particulars. /iom's Adro-
c<a., IL semi monthly Baptist paper, was
issued from tho same Office. Elder John
Clark is editor and proprietor of both
papers. -Iho7isonduy Commonwealth.
SAD DEATH or A Yor&a BRIDE. Mrs
Maggie B. Corcoran, wife of Mr.. james
Corcornn. who was only married on the
7tsi instant, in Lexington, Ky, died in
Washington, yesterday. Of typhoid fever,
aged twcnty-one years.
''What the country really wants, say 8
, tAn New York Herald, "are 1.-Two issues
! and strong public men," But she can't
hope to have many live issues until sho
has good many dead public men.
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E1e1tITMRfAA U.s. 6.
saturday aorhing.; December 81. 1910.

Ss.s s>ss.ssaSasio victs=T :E Georgia.
(. Some Of our exchanges are exercising
their wits in order to arrive at a just in
tsrpretation of the triumph Of the De-
mocsatio party ID Georgia. In our view
it Ia not l.atd to construe the political
result which has been received with 30
much satisfaction by the intelligent
minds of the South. Georgia has re-
sufnea to those legitimate influences that
control States whenever normal state
OF things prevails in communities. The
breins and the virtue of the Common
wealth have re.asserted their rightful
sweS and the Empire State OF the South
piasessf herself side by side with tie EN-
pire State of the North and returns to
cheerful and wholesome self-government.
4heltriumph Of the Democratic party in
Georgia Is the triumph of the better and
wiser elements OF the community. The
waves of Democratic triumph in North
Carolina have touched US on the North,
ana now the waves of kindred victory
reach us ON the South. Let US i'll South
Carolina take heart from these neighboT-
ing triumphs. Let the earnest men of
the minority keep their faith. We op-
pose the reigning party as at warfare
with the moral and material interests of
the State. We uphold the banner Of a
discreet but resolute opposition. We
have had lost cause in the past. In
the future there is cause to be gained
by. those who shall keep themselves un-
spotted from the corrnpt and degrading
influences that now .prevoil.
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Cokesbury School,
School Notice.
School Notice.

MM SchOO Of Notice.
MGhSE THE undersigned Will or"n a
W{ysB SCHOOL for Boys, ut the Brick
SYs5D Chapel, ON Bull street, between
G Ricliland and Laurel streets, on
TUESDAY, January 10. Rates of Tuition per
month. in the Classical Department, 81 Oo;
English, s. 80; Primary, 81 0O--payalle strict
" i'm advance. &. II. BARNWELL.
MISREPRESENTATION. X. W. Barnwcll and DR..
John Il. Darby, Professors in tha South Caro-
lima University; Col. F. W. McMaster. httor-
ney at Law; Col. l.. d. Childs, President Ma
tiun, Bank. pee rs
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old BANK BILLS and nlUTILATED
" CURRENCY bought and sold by
Nov % emo D. GAMBRILL Broker
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CUMULATIVE VoT1Na IN ENGLAND :
The new school boards were elected in
London on the 29th ult., in accordance
with the terms of the education Act. and
the London papers give good deal of
space to- the proceedings, it being the
fret election ever held by bellot there.
The election was for the choice of forty
eight members to compose the school
board of London under the new educa-
tion law; and, as at the election under
the same law at Manchester the week
before, every rate-pnyer of either sex
was entitled to vote, and each voter had
as many votes as there were members to
be chosen in his or her district. The
women rate payers voted in considerable
numbers, especially in three districts
containing lady candidates. By the sys-
tenn Of cumulative voting adopted, the
minority had q chance to elect several
candidates, aud the result WAS the
choice Of several Catholics and few
ladies. AS we have stated, each voter
had as many votes aa there were seats to
be filled, being at liberty to concentrate
all his votes on one candidate, or to dis
tribute them as he pleased. In Man-
chester there were fifteen members of
the school board to bo elected, and each
voter nau nlt5en votes at his dlSpOSn.
Forty-four candidates went to the polls,
and over 100000 votes were given by
26, 5l3 voters. Manchester is famous for
two things first, the fervor of It's Pro
testanlism; second, tho number, orgu,i-
cation and strength Of its working
classes. But at this election tho two
Catholics were brought in at tho head of
the poll, one Of them receiving nearly
20,0U0 more votes thnn any Protestant
candidate, and no working class cand-
date, of whom there were seven, being
elected at all, tho highest vote any of
them received being 1854, while one of
them got only 1G5. Tho 9O,86S votes
given to tho two Catholic candidates
were polled by about 1000 voters, who
either "plumped' for the reverend gen
tieman who heads tho list. or split their
votes between him and the lawyer who
is ne 1t to him III strength.
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Foul MURDER, ROBBERY AND House
BURN1Na.-On Tuesday night last. some
negroes visited the house of Mr.. Edward
Smith, some ten miles East of this CITY,
and knocked at the door, asking per
mission to enter and warm, (it being
very cold,l and as Mr.. Smith opened
the door, one of the party fired on him,
killing him instantly. Mrs. Smith,
making her appearance, was knocked
down and left as dead, when the fenGs
proceeded to rob the house Of what
money and valunhles they conla find.
Mrs. S. having recovered, made her
escape, und after the thieves lad got
what thoy went after, they set fire to the
building and made their escape. The
body of Mr.. Smith vas consumed with
the burning building. The parties who
perpetrate,l the deed have hecn arrested
and lodged in Jail. Mrs. Smith is so
badly beaten that it is impossible for
her to live long. We have heard no
further particulars.
Chalotic (M C. J. Observer.
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For Sale,
- OOO ACRES OF LAND in Barnwcll,
eb.OJ\P on the Edisto.
$50 ACRES In Kcrshaw--in lots to suit.
HOUSE and LOr in Columbia $4,000.
1 House in this city, $1,000.
HOUSE and thirteen a.rss LAND. near the
city--*3 600. Apply to JOHN BA USkETF,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent.
Sept rs ly
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GRAIN! GRAIN GRAIN
w. WHITNIIRr;. GisIIENViLLE, >. c.
IN EAIER in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO
attention To all orders entrusted tn his care.
This is ii rare opnoriunity for Plantcrs and
others living along the limo of the Grcenville
and Colnmbr Railroad, to procure their sup
Dlies at first c,st only ask fair trial, and
pnarautne satisfaction. Nov "a 3mo
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Just Received.
1OBBI.S FINE IRISH POTATOES.
@R 10 bbla. Now York Apples.
Hs9sFFs53 10 bbs. New York Onions
-z1fAs2a bbls. Baltimore Pearl Grist.
bbls. Baltimore Corn Flour
2 bbls Jersey Herrings.
For sale low. by
MONTEITH & FIELDING,
Dee % Auctoneers and Com. Merchants.
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High School. Greenvllle. S. C..
TO the Public--.A Gard.


A S the attorney OF Mcssrs. Il. NJ. Rhodos &
IN Co. will state ihat tho various drafts
tall of theE) drawn on Mossrs. Bakoly &
Gihbts, and accepted by them, mado payable
To i. >. Rhctt S Sons, aud by them endorsed
to Mcssrs. Is. NJ. Rhodes 4 Co, the considora-
ton Of which was Rhodes Super phc spl,ato. -
have been settled III full, without any abatc.
mont whatever.
Tho foregoing is given in answer to provi.
GUS publication on this subject by M,ssrs.
Blakcly Il Gibbes. which appeared 1T various
times in tho Charleston Courier and Co uuib,a
PHIStX in which u failure OF consideration
was ale god. JOHN II. RHETT.
Attorney of Mossrs. Is. NJ. Rhodes &C.
Columbia, 8. G. Doc 81 3
a1' Charleston Courier please copy.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, December 30
Coiumbiu Hotei-A. p. Mott, $. c.; G.
=. Harley, Burnwell; A. McMoreland
w. II. Evans, II. G. Mazyck, Charles
ton; J. S. Mitchell, Greene Co.; w.
Wilkins, New York; ". d. Kirkland,
Spartanbnrg: #. II. Schumpert, W. g.
Gillian, Newberry; o. W. Sadler, s. O.;
J. II. Latta, Wilmington; e. r. Hubby,
New York; Mrs. Neville. Anderson; w.
A. Bradley, Augusta; 3. II. Broderick,
j. l.. Lenphart, Lexington.
-Nicherson Housc-J. l.. Deaton. Char
lotte; W. Brandt, P. G. r. R John II.
Pnirm, Rhode Island; E. Is. Gibbs u.
S. A.; NJ. A. Hull, New York; George
l.. Boggs, Charleston; w. A. Hambin,
\. c.; l.. Fl. Mcintosh, w. e. Bird.
Miss Yancey, Georgin; T. NJ. Osborn.
Florida; NJ. IA. Alberger, Washington; {;
DR.. w. II. Healst, W. Il. Smidt, s. c..
a. j. Jones, Savannah; NJ. Benham.
Rochester; J. Il. Williams, S. c.; M. M.
Wolfe, Charlotte; W. II. Williams, Au-
gusta; d. M. Willis. New York; Il. d.
Bush, Grecnvillt; DR.. j. a. Barker.
Edgeiield.
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Wanted.

A LADY to run Singer Sewing Machine; mus
"A understand the business thoroughly. STEADY
employment given. APPLY at
GEO. W. RICH & CO.'S.
sep15dtf 173 Fore ST.
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If the patient be q female,Ethe approach of the
nenses is looked for with anxiety, the first symp-
tom in which Nature is to show her saving pow er in
diausing the circulation and visiting the cheek with
the bloom OF health. Alas increase of appetite has
grown by what it ted on the energies of the system
are FRUSTRATED, and the whole economy is deranged.
The beautiful and wonderful period in which body
and mind undergo SO fascinating change from
child to woman, is looked for in vain: the parent
heart bleeds in anxiety, and lancies the grave but
waiting for its victim.
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Reduced Rates.
Portland & Ogdensburg Railrood

IssssE9 On and after Monday September 10Th.
ssaessnsand until further notice. fra N,
Sebago and intermediate stations as toiIows. 0 AaAo
Freight Train with passenger car attached at q M
A. M. PASSENGER trains at 1880 and 6 Is p M
Trains viii leave Lake Sebago for Por land as e.,
lows: Passenger trains at As A. NJ and I.l5p NJ
Freight ran with passe, ger car attached at 1, M
A. M; me i25O P. N train from Portland, and the
i.io NJ Iran from the Lake, will connect with the
steamer Oriental" to and from Naples, Bridrton.
NO BRIGHTON, Harrison ana Waterford.
Inc 300 A. NJ. tain from Portland and the As M
tra iran, nom the Lake Will connect at Sehago Lake
WIN DAILY Stages to and from BALDWIN, Hiram.
Drown I Fryeburg, Conway, and other towns be-
1S-Stages will leav Hiram daily in season IN
connect with the 11.00 train from The lake. re-
turning on arrival Of the 1850 train from Port
Mon lay, Wednesday and Friday of each weaI
Sta,es will leave Freedom, N. H., Porter Kezar
Fails, Cornish, North and Fast Limipg,on and
standish, connecting at the Lake with The AZ =
NJ train for Portland returnng on Tuesda W. Inns
aays ana saturdays, on arrival OF the A. M train
On ana after Monday, Sept %, Daily Stages will
leave Potter, Keazer Falls, Cornish North and East
Lmington and Standish in season to co. meet with
the Ivy train rom The Lake. reiurn on ar
rival o. the II 30 r NJ train from Portland
| BiCKFOKDS LINE OF STAGES win Iease
Lowe every Monhay, Wednesday and Friday AT q
a, N; tor East Fryeburg, Denmark. Seba:o and
Standlsh con- ec'ine at Lake S. bago with the las
r; nj. Train for Portland, returning on TUESDAYS,
innrsdays and Saturdays on ARRIVAL of the A. M.
l.. DAVIS q SONS Line of STAGES will leave
Caug'on at O'Clock NJ. passing thu ugh Naples,
G Gan haymond North Windham ami wlndham
cIani RAN sGu.n wnanam connecting with the o.
M, IN season for trains gong east and west.
nassluIn-LeaVe Portland at A. NJ, arriving at
Bldg on at P. NJ -
COnneci ions will be made ot R,v.non NTH c4oco,
for Dol ter's Mills tri weekly.
Tickets for sale at at he Office of TIE P. & KRR.
SAM j. ANDEhS n, President,
Portland Sept rs, 1870 az
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Great -RRZaxctson

In prices OF cleansing and repairing clothing ,over
ponts fnr $l0O
vst fr 70 and 80 cts
1t, w !, 81"
promptness. Secondhand clothing ter sale at lair
prices. IA Federal Street ~ '"'i
jun25 WILLIAM BROWN
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Is86teys
The Angel Band.

BY G. n. WILLIAMS.
Weep not, tor friends departed,
They have gone to dwell above;
When from us their spirits parted,
Christ received them with his love.
Dwell they now with him forever,
In that bright and holy band;
While upon smile they ever,
Smile with joy the angel band.
One by one our loved ones vanished,
And we watched them pass away,
While from out our hearts, were banished
Every CLEAN OF hopes bright ray;
Tn that land where all is gadness,
On that bright eternal shore,
Where is naught of earthly sadness,
Dwell they there for ever more.
In our hours of pain and sadness,
When the world seems dark and drear,
Then. our hearts are filed with glainess,
And our loved ones seem most NEAR;
From the realms oflght, above us,
From that bright, celestial land,
Comes the holy voice OF loved ones,
Smile with joy cur angel baud.
Portland, Oct. 9Th, 1870.
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RAtr.ROaDa,
PORTLAND 4 R0cnFsTk2R.a
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

On ami after Monday, May G, 1870,
- - s@-s trains viii run as follows
on, @ Trans leave Portland daily Sundays ex-
A. III. Pas PM: e'a''ohs' al tax
Leave Portland for Saco River at 6.I5P.M,
tions at 80, A. NJ. anu h'ermeuhte sta-
AIS P. M. 'i"no at o50 A. NJ. ana
gu ieaNe alIed for Portland at530 A nj
Leave Leave rorliand FOO Alfred at Las r. M.
Stages connect as fellows: A.
At Gorham for West Gorham. Standi.b Co..
Falls, Baldwin. '''huii Il, steep
AT Saco River, tor West Buxton, Bonnv Fool.
South Limingt0n, Limington daily i's'e
AT Centre Marlborough Station for Iimsriok
Newhsid Parsoustield and 0ssipee, tri-weekiy'
At Center Waierborough for Limerick, Parsons
field, daily
AT Air,d ial S,ofofl Corner SpringvaIe, F. Leb.
anon Little tiveIFallsl, So. Lebanon, +. Roehes-
ter AMI Roch. sier
siril rs, i.9G. dtf
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GRAND TRUNK RAIL WAY
r. OF CANADA.
Alteration of Trains.
.sl SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

-s5ssssJbsts1 On and after Monday, June 10, 1870
k.ax-@-tseks Trains will run as follows:
Expire s train at ITO A. M for Montreal stoppipo
at al stations between Portland and South Pans
and at Bryant's Pond, Bethel, Gorham, Norihum.
bertrand ami North Straiord, arriv lnp at Island
fond l.a5 M, and Montreal at s 80 P. M.
Cars on Thu train will run through TO Montreal
without change, connecting with Through Express
Express Train Tor Danville Junction at los M.
staiions.
man Train lstopping at all staiions) for Island
rond, connecting With night mail train for Quebec
montreal anc The West, at 1.25 PM.
Accommodation tor South Paris and intermediate
stations at $50 P. NJ.
Passenger trains will arrive as follows:
:, From Montreal, Quebec. Island Pond Gorham
south rarls and Lewiston, at $40 A M.
From Bangor at 200 P NJ.
From Montr eai, Quebec and Gorham at 225 Al
accommodation from South Paris, at 1850 p, al.
az Sleeping Cars on ali night Trains.
Eha Company are not responsible tor baggage ia
Any smount exceeding $50 in value land that perror-
oil unless notice is given, and paid tor at the rate of
orc passenger for every $500 additional value,
C. J. 8RYDGES. Mnncoino Dirsefor
q. SAILRY, Local Superintendent.
Portland, June G. 1910 diff
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Farm for sale!

nNE of the very best farms in the town OF Phips
~ burg, known as the "Lee Farm" situated or
the Kennebec river about five miles from Bath The
said farm contains about three hundred acres, O
which there is splendid wood lot OF about two hun.
dred acres of Ship Timber and other kinds of Tim
Der; thirty acres in the field and seventy acres il
the pasture. There is two story brick House OF
the faim and barn ana out-bui ngs
This is rare chance Tor ship-buiders.
For further parti ulars please call at
s. h. COLESWOkTHY'S,
so Exchange ST., Portland, Maine, or at
S. h. COLESWORTHY'S, JR.,
90 Washington Street, Bath, Maine.
sep5deOd&wtf
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INSIDE LINE TO BANGOR,
Three Trips Per Week

= SS Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND
AtEs William Il Dennison, Master WIN
S.&rd4&$0S leave railroad Wharf tool OF State ST.
L Esksfeyery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and
Friday evening at 10 o'clock tor Bangor, touch
ing at kocklapd, CamdsD, Belfast Searspoff
SANDY Font, Bncksport Wintert ort and Ham pde =
Returning, VIII leave Bangor, every MONDaY.
WEDNESDAY, and FRI DAY, morning at o. ,o,k
teuehng al the above named landings.
FOR further particulars inquire of ROSS x STIR
DlVANI. 10 Commercial =, or
CYRUS SrURDlyANT, General Agent.
Portland April 6, ts70. ,Tt
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EarnariscOtta & WaIdoboro
First Trip Commencing A pril2.

,.sa<gss Steamers G. has. HeusL-
tom" ALDEN WINChfN-
~TSCXsfI1\hK Bach, Master wiz leav, the
west side vi Atlantic Wharf,
loot OF India Street every
SAL URDAY al 7o'clocs A. NJ. Tor amarissofia.
anu every WEDNESDAY at o'clock A. NJ for
Waldoboro, touching at intermediate landings.
kETuRNING-wili leave Damatiscol,a every
MONDAY, att o'clock A. nj, and Waldonora' eyetx
THURSDAY al o'clock A. N. '
Freight received alter O'Clock NJ, on DAYS pre-
viOus 10 sai'in,, - r
For further PARTICULARS inquire of sraf
HAkklo, ATWOOD & CO.
(,nfn
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