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The suez Canal and tho War.

yot little anxiety has been felt In the prospect
III bombardinent OF Paris Tor the saiety OF the
.s'goods and cnatteis' OF the Suez Canal Company.
The company had November ~ property OF great
value In the strong room OF the onces IN Paris NJ.
Qe Lesseps Is himself In the beleagurcd city await
lng perhaps visit from his guest al lsmaila Field
Marshal Fritz The watchful representative OF the
canal Ill England has, however not been idle. Sir
Daniel LANCE has had an interview with Count
Eernstot In reference TO the danger which threat
ohed the canal property, The Count received SIR
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The P0pe'n Horses.

y Tic Tupc HHS HUIU OH MS HORSES.
This event has inspired the correspondent Of the
westminster Gazette III the Eternal CITY to pen the
f0liowing;"i can hardly bring myself to believe It,
Those grand old black horses, which looked so dig
nined and benevolent SO conscious OF me honor
world WIN their solemn, ambling tramp, so asso.
eiated In our minds with the delighted exclamation
Papa Beacd,1fOne Sante Pndrey Bene.
dfziofe with the form OF father so dear to US
Glad In symbolic hues, smiling on rs with appraised
hand and then borne away IKE q bright vision, and
with ali the ceremonies which told OF the distinctive
characters OF Rome. The grand Old good natnred
black horses with their sleek, shiny coats which we
nave seen prancng up the Esquiine decked with
fresh flowers feathers and bells, TO receive San An
tonios blessing IN due form and order. Are we not
80 see them again2 10 what meaner use are they
feduceu
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Five Hundred Wedding. a Day.

The London Neecs says:-Marrying and giving In
marriage ere such characteristic occupations OF So
ciety they probably went on within the walls of
starving Metz, ana We know they are going on With
IN the walls OF beleaguefed Paris There Is how.
ever, certain definite relation between the number
OF marriages and the prosperity OF the people. Even
Engishmen and women, as q rule, only marry
when they have something TO marry on, ana IN
hard times they put off their weddings till they
are better OF. During the long depression OF
commerce the marriages declined, ana it is
0na proof OF reylying trade tnat during the
spring OF this year the number OF marriages rose
as nearly as possible to the usual average. During
the quarter ending 3Jlh June there were nearly
~ 00o more persons married tnan IN the first months
or the year. me number Of weddings in April May
and June was As, 431-an average OF o little more
than $40 day. five hundred marriages day.
though they scattered the whole surface or
England, gives toerably large aggregate OF
social happiness and comfort. Five hundred new
households set up every day gives Us vivid sense
OF the tncreas. Vi the nation. VI course, We should
have 10 set over against these several hundreds Of
households dissolved every day by misro rune
death, emigration and all the influences when dis
1ncgrate society.
But there would still remain large margin, cutie
large enough 10 answer the question put every lay
In every growing city and town In the kingdom :
.'Where do the people come from to I'LL all me new
40use5t" 1t Il these 500 marriages day, forming
800 new households which are at once the means
and the sign or our national progress.
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= U r o p e

BY special correspondence and our newspaper
6les from Europe we are enabled to supply the iol.
lowing interesting mail details OF our cable news
kilograms dated 10 the Sth OF November.
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Daniel very cordially. and suggested that he should
communicate VITA Count Bismarck. Offering himself
rs Inc medium for so doing. 1t would certainly DO
general commercial calamity II the deeds and doc
uments, not to mention the valuables or the com-
pany were DESTROYED.
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A Forecast by Thackeray.

In an occasional note the Pau Nal Gazette quotes
passage from Tnackcray's writings which will be
read with interest in the light OF recent and present
events:-"Sail among the prophets" 1t says, could
hardly De regarded as greater phenomenon than
Thackeray in the company or Cumming aud Zadklel.
Yet the humorist is not without claim to second
sight, and in the picture which he drew twenty
years ago OF England Ia 1897 he foretold with an
accuracy which only just missed the mark, the
event whlch forms now the chief topic OF
conversation In society Writing ut time when
the allied houses OF Russell, Grey and Elliott were
predominant, his forecast Is naturally a little In
Nuenced by that tact; but In other respects II IL
wonderfully CORRECTIVE have heard In the very
highest quarters rumors which give US the SINGER
est delight. We have heard 1t stated that the august
mother and father OF q numerous and llluStrlOuS
race whose increase Is dear TO the heart OF every
Brton, have determined no LONGER to seek for Ger.
man alliances for their exalted children, but TO look
at home Tor establishments for those SO dear to
them. More would be ut present premature. We are
not at liberty to mention particulars but 1t Is whis
pered that her Royal Highness the Princess Boad,-
cea Is about TO confer her royal hand
upon young nob!eman who Is eldest son
venerable Premier, with the Foreign and Colonial
Secretaries ana with HIS Grace the Archbishop OF
Canterbury Inc same 'ittie bird" also whispers that
his Royal Highness Prince HengiSt has cast an eye
or princcly appreciation upon lovely and accom-
plished young lady Of the highest classes, whose DIS
tlnguished pal ent "frae the NOrth' whose name
Is known and beloved throughout the wide dOmin-
ions OF Britain s sway in India, at the Admiralty at
The Home and Colonial Olces. In both houses OF Par
lament, and who allied with that great and IL
lus,rious family who have rendered such priceless
services to the cOun ny IN the maintenance OF that
cause for which lampden bed on the Geld, while
they paid their part ON the scaHold.
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FLOUR CRAM Receipts, 2I,320 bbs Hour 100 do
and So bags meal, $3.50 bushels wheat S0I
corn, 100 do OATS 40 do Loco do malt and do
barley ahe Hour market opened nrmer Gu closed duh
the market bot prices
bba nour active prices
sales $50 bbs Cora meal quiet but 5j
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The banks now hold s13,495, sol in excess of the
legal reserve.
CLOSING PRICES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE
The following were the closing prices at the
last session OF the Stock Exchange:-Canton
COMPANY, cox 60; Consolidation Coal, 26X;
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SAVANNAH. Nov. 10, 1870.
Cotton firm middiing, 15ke. Is ,c sales o; net re-
cepts, bSss Lxportsfo Great Britain, 1905 coaslwise
l,i.1. Stock. 7l,yi3.
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Tho Franklin OIL Field.

The late strikes on the Point continue to
yield as largely as at first. The Vincent u
Bleakley well is pumping Is barrels; the
Chase well, s bbls; the Miller Austin &
Co., we'll, which was tubed on Monday last
is not yet tested. The Turk ,S NJ 'Elbenuy
well, an old hole lately cleaned out is yield
ing bbls. The Mackey well, the oldest
on the point, is pumping bbls. An old
| well known as the Stock well had been
cleaned out and was yielding a small quan-
| tity, but is now being reamed, and will
| soon be tested again.
Six new wells are either drilling on this
territory or the derricks erecting prepa IA to-
ry to drilling. EGbert Il Bleakly commenc.
ed drilling just below the dam on Thursday
These parties have 40 acres of hill running
back from the Point which they intend to
develop as rapidly as possible, and before
MANY days we may see the hillside dotted
with new rigs. Paist, Long & Mcdonald
are putting mp rig on the roadside oppo.
site the dam; B. H. Haynes has well
uiWoSs CouIptcteu U lcW IOue ueyOuu tue
railroad bridge: further up the road are the
Vincent, the P. II, Watson, and the Smith
L. M'Aninch wells, all in course OF boring.
We understand that Mr.. Watson will soon
put four more wells down on bis territory.
A short distance further up the river are
three wells on the George p. Saith farm
Two of them, belonging TO Mr.. Smith, are
pumped by one engine, and yield bbls,-
The other is owned by Parker Il Co., and is
doing 4 bbls
On the opposite side Of the river is the
Wiusor we'll, which is not yet finished. AT
ter boring few days mud vein was en-
countered, which prevented further opera
iions without roaming the well out and
casing 1t. They are doing this now, and
the well will probably be finished inside of
ten days.
An old we'll, situatedEuear what was
known as the walnut tree well, was iorpe-
doed on Monday last, aud is doing tbls.
Itis owned by Minis, Smith & Grant
Spectator.
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Gold ll3%.
Petroleum in India.

From letters received by his family in
Mort smpton, it itapresrs that Mr.. S. B.
Lyman, OF Philadelphia, who went cut to
loiia 10 superintend boring for petroleum
in the Punjab aud elsewhere, was on the
frs. of April..at camp about thirty miles
from Raoul Pindee, considerable town OF
the Pusjab. lie has discovered In tha
region supply Of mineral pitch, which,
th ou.b small, will 10 enough 10 supply the
Pindee gas works for three or four years.
Ry the end of that timo the railroad will
have beea built to Piuiee, and the gas
works can be supplied from be low, If no
more material is found near by. Mr.
J.ynan ao9s mol find, asyet, q very bril-
lian. prospect for petroleum in tia part Of
India. Hls oil well near Pirdee yields five
or sly gallons'perd day, and takes six coolies,
an overseer and clerk 70 collect that sma
Quantity In consequence of var ious de-
lays, he did not expect to finish his boring
In the Punjab before the hot weather set in
'orse weeks ago. He then hoped to retire
TO one 81 tho hill towns or to Assam, and
work up lie Iesults ofh field labor. He
".s in good health and spirits, aud did not
anticipate coming home for year. He is
In The employ of the British government.
and bas his neadGuarters at Calcutta.
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EXPECTED VISIT OF SOUTHERN RAILROAD
OFFICIALS. The arrangements for the ex.
cursion Of Southern railroad officials Ia
Pe nsylvania. are partially completed
the party, numbering from seventy.five to
eighty will rendezvous at Baltimore, leay-
ing that city by the Northern Central Rail.
road on Monday morning next, aud thence
via Harrisburg to Altoona, where they will
remain for the night, examining during
their stay the extensive workshops of the
Pennsylvania Central at that point. Tues
day evening the party will arrive at Pitts
bnrgh, leaving for Erie. on Thursday morn.
ing via Allegheny Valley Railroad, max
ing short stop at OH City and reaching
Erie the same evening. Hon. Thos. A.
Scott, President CT the Pennsylvania Cent
raj r. R. will meet the party somewhere on
the route.
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UNION OF THE OCEANS. The ceremony
at san Francisco of uniting the waters u
the Atlantic. and Pacific Oceans, performed
by the Boston Board Of Trade excursionisIs,
is thus described in a telegram 10 the Dos.
ton Journal:
The bottle Of water taken from the Allan.
tie, at Boston. was uhcorked by Hon. Alex.
II. Rice, the President of the Boston party,
aud one. half its contents poured into the
Pacific ocean, making, as Mr.. Rice said, "a
literal blending Of water CT the two oceans,
which should fow en- together until there
shall 10 no more sea, and synbolzing a
unity Of the people of America in ties OF in
lerest and brotherhood which shall continue
until the las. wave of time shall break up
Oh the eternal Shore" The space in the
bottle was then filed with water from the
Pacific Ocean, and its contents will be taken
bome by the Bostonians, as the mingled
elements Of the Atlantic aud Pacific.
The party then formed circIe on the
veranda Of the Cliff House, a Californian
and Bostonian alternating, and the bot
tie of mingled water, as aa emblem of O
blendid friendship, was passed through the
entire circle, from hand TO hand, and the
company united in singing "Auerica." a
most interesting ceremony followed. 4
little daughter (two years of sge) Of Mr. H.
G. Brown, Of San Francisco, was present,
and having never been cbrislened it was
suggested, on moments thought, that the
holy rite should be administered. A table
was brought out and covered with the "a.
tional flag, and a large silver basin contain
ing water from both oceans; when amid a
stiffness disturbed only by tine surging OF
the sea, the parents stepped forward with
the little child in its mothers arms, and
the Rev. Mr.. Waterslon of the Boston party,
with great beauty and solemnily, admins.
tered the rite of baptism. The entire audi
ence Immediately burt forth in singing the
DoxOlogy, to the tune OF "Old Hundred" I"
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DIVINE SERvIcEs.-Rev. David Patton,
OF New Castle Pa will occupy the pulpit
in the Presbyterian Church, on Sunda y
next, forenoon and evening. The announ-
cement made last Sabbath to the effect that
there won'd be no preaching the coming
Sunday was premature. Rev. Patton is
represented as being an eloquent aud able
divine.
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Mr' j. IL COLON OF this place, recently
chesed tn" Macaey wells, On the Wood
iarm' and intends starting up several of t be
wells which have been smut down for some
months past. Mr., q. isa practical oil
operator, sud il there is any oil in the old
wels he is bound 10 bring it 10 the surface.
We wish lin good luck in his enterprise.
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Chicago just now tinds u means OF re
plenishiug the city treasury ly iiniRg pros
ti,u,es large sums and male visitors small
sums. This rule encourages business. so
that the prostitutes are put at their traffic
again immed lately, so as to te able 10 pay
their fines when next arrested.
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infringement NOticp.

The subscriber has learned that A cer,,i.
firm IN Tiusvllle, known BRYAN. M
iinghanl ~ Co.." have commenced tho man,
utacturc of Sucker Rods with Socket ,Ioin,.,
This Is Direct Infringement On his Risb,s
ns his claim Is connecting two sections Of
rod by means OF wedges, wcdgng sockets
aud double coupling bolt" lie does NO,
specify any particular shaped wedge, nor 4,
what material it shall be made. All rods
made as above described outside of his man
uiactory, nre direct iniIingements. Thi,
therefore is to
CAUTION OIL OPERATORS.
and all others, against buying or using auv
rods SO made, except those OF bis manufac.
tnre, as by so doing they will lay them
selves liable, aud will be dealt with accord
ing TO law.
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Work on the Dunkirk d Warren Rail
road is progressing rapidly, the contracts
for grading large portion OF the road hav-
ing been let already. It is expected the
road will be finished this summer.
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Tho La Crossee (Wls.) Leader says OF
the liquor seller who would sell rum to q
small boy: ''He deserves to be run through
tbic hing mpchinc, and winrowed on a
redshot gridiron.n
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y telegram from London announces the
death of Charles Dickens, the great novel
list, which occurred at his residence at Gads-
hill, near Rochester, in Kent, on the 9th.
lie died from stroke of.paralysis.
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An sccldent occurred on the A. & G.. w.
E"i'"ay, yesterday. near Reno, by which
feVr;al oil cars were thrown from the track
ard badly s.n ,sbed up.
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Several bureluries were committed in
Vitusvilis on Thursday night
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Local Notices.
NO MORE LEASES.

No more leases will be given on The
McCray farm.
J. s. MCCRAY.
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Sparkling Soda Water ut NJ. S. Sim
mons. m4.tC
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The Wallace Sisters Theatre open at So
bells Hall, on Monday evening. Do not fail
10 attend.
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Gas Pipe Wholesale and retail at
III. FREEMAN's.
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Lard Oil by barrel or gallon at
may23H ii. FEEENAN's.
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F. Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat.
ty's.
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Buy the Red Hot" Saddle manufactured
in Titnsville expressly for the oil country
adapted to all kinds Of weather, at J. X.
KrOns. sl2-tl
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THE PYRAMIDS of sple ndid coal over n
odington d Cornwell s yard are perfectly
wonderful. marchl Off,
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[ Soda Water aud Ice Cream at J. ". Bea,
ty's.
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Just received large and well assorted
stock of shelf hardware at J. Rutherford's
II.
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PIONEER. April 9th. 1870.
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The largest stock of Gas Pipe in town al
Ii. FREgaAN's.
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Bantn's Patent SlRtc.Liu cd Refril
alOTs

Lined with Slate. having Air Chambers
witdout Filling OF any kind-periectly dry
and sweet-they are believed to be unequal
led by any other now in use, and are of
Moderate Cost.
Slate possesses an acknowledged superb
ority over Zine for lining purposes. being
free from smell, taste and corroson, and
eau be easily cleaned, preserving every ar
tic,e in a sweet aud pure state.
t4yFor sale at FREEMAN'S HARD
WARE STORE. 3l-3t.
Soda Water and Ice Cream att. ". Beat
ty's.
Sash. Glass, Doors. Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
ml0-tr
Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat,
ty's
[ Soda Water aud Ice Cream at J. ". Beat
ty's.
Lard Oil by barrel or gallon at
may23,u II. FEEEMAN's.
ii. FREEAANs.
Just received large and well assorted
stock of shelf hardware at J. Rutherfords.
IT,
Buy the 'Red Hot" Saddle. manufactured
in Titnsville expressly for the oil country
adapted to all kinds Of weather, at J. X.
KrOn's. al2-tl
Soda Water aud Ice Cream at j. W. Beat.
tys.
All kinds foreign fruits at Felter, Fenner
& Co.'S
Fine assortment of Paper and Cloth Win.
dow Shades and Fixtures, just reed at
mS'f GRIFPEs Bros.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at ]. W. Beat
ys. ap21-If
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Sash. Glass. Doors. Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
| nl0-tf
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Soda Water and Ice Cream OF J. W. Beat
ty's
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We would call the attention oh our bu,i-
ness men to tho superior styles of job print
ing. both plain and fancy, at present bein,
turned out from this office. We ARE prepat.
ed TO execute job printing of every descfip-
tion in the latest and most fashionable s,yls
OF the art, and at reasonable rates. IT,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The largest and finest stock
Of Family Groceries, ever
brought to Petroleum Centre, is
now being received and offered
at heavily reduced prices
These goods are bought in New
York at the present low prices
for cash, and we proposele to
our friends. and patrons have
the benefit of low prices.
Parties wishing to buy choice
groceries at very low figures
will do well to call on us before
purchasing elsewhere.
scA!pA1of < WING ,
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CbLD is word which Codlngtoa & Corn.
w7ll propose TO render obsolete. For modus
0perdndi call and see them. marchlOtf
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
.. TEAMS ON O. G. L. A. II. n.

On ant after Monday, May Both, 1870,
trains Will run as follows:
NORTH. NO. 3. We. 3. NO. l.
l4ea1e Irvine. 3 1l.45 "A N. 500 p N
Leave Oil City 100 II. 2,42pM 7.47py
' FerCen 7,?e " 1928 s,2s !.
/" Titpsv. 6, H Ala I" 9.l5 j."
Arrive Cory, s,a, j.. 5,45 "lO,35 :"
SOUTH. No. 2. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, ll,2OAx. 600 An sos N
:" T.tucv. II, 45 P N. 40 /" 7,45 "
'r p. Cen. l.25 - SIT L" S.35
Arrive o. City 2,O5 /" s,55 L" 9,lO
Irvine. 4.50 d" 1l.35 I"
eW- Nc. s md run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
Leave oil City, s.35 AN. SOAK. 1n,a5An. 2,C5pH
= T.: Cen, 1oss9s. t,2I la,lOPM. 4,1O
arrive Titusv, l2,oi NJ. 0,45 LBS !" $50 :.
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
Lave Titus, 6.I5A.M 1u,35 Az il Coax 5.25px
A." Cen, S,l7 g 1l5j l2,25p,M eco I"
Ari1Te D. City,9,S5 =" 1,C5PA 2,c5 " !, 40 I"
a. e. City and Petroleum Centre freight, leaves Oil
S1ty ,l,ao a. m. arrives at Petroleum Centre | 25 a.
n. leaves Petroleum Centre az L. 90 d m., arrives
4 Uil CITY $50 p. nj.
SILVER PALACE sIERprvG CARS
10. 4-Dreet ron Ph.ad.ipha " w;rbout change.
no. 3-llrect tn Philadelphia without change.
no. 6--Direct from Pi.tsbnr.h without change
No 6-Dircct 70 Pitisb urgh without change
Aonoay, May SO 1870
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Soda Water aud Ice Cream at J. W. Beat
ty's.
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Fine assortment of Paper and Cloth Win. |
dow Shades aud Fixtures, just reed at
nSt. GRIrPss Bros.
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All kinds foreign fruits at Felter, Femme
& Co.'S
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Soda Water and Ice Cream att. ". Beat
ty's.
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All styles light harness. cheaper thau the
Cheapest, made from Moiiat's oak stock, and
warranted, att X. Krons.
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All kinds foreign fruits at Felter, Feuasr
j Co.'s
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Nails wholesale;and retail at
ii. FREENAys
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