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EOR SALE VERY CHEAP,

% ACRES OF LAND, 81 miles from the city, on
the Lebanon pike; soil very fine, small house and
good fence. Also, 2O0, 200 ACRES OF LAND In
this state and Alabama, for sale, consisting Of
mountain lands, mineral and coal lands, stock
farms, etc A. II. l. w. P. HURLEY
--I7' Real Estate Agents,
I1p1tf No Maxwell House.
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TRUST SALE.
Shelby Medical College Buildings,

On credit of ninety days, for approved endorsed
note, payable IN bank. The purchaser has un.i
the 18th day of September to remove tne Dulto-
ings. W. u 0OnD NJ ~
July 10, 1870 TlS-to
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Az. r. EnrF.

A TToRNEY AT LAW, Bellevue, Bossier
fA parish, La y6nI6
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reesuectfnllv announces to the public that
IL, he has leased the above named SaloeH
.oa MR. C. Head Gentlemen viii find it a
pleasant resort The rooms are neatly fitted
nm. and everything connected with the
bouse uleasant and inviting. A cordial in
vftatioli is extended to every sene to call,
hoping to render such visits agreeable.
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.Ds.. W.. .yE. SsUsvssss

Has resumed the practice of Medicine
- in Bellevue, La. nal
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WKTishes to iaforna his friends and the rest
w of mankind, that he has just received
. fresh supply Of Bar Liquors, of every
kind, Tobacco, Cigars. Candies, Oysters,
Sardines, Pickles, Candles, and q great va
riety of ether articles too numerous to emu
merate All Of which he viii sell as cheap,
for the cash, as they can be bought elsewhere
in the market, and to which he invites the
attention of buvers Ysa4l
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Georgia.

The census of Atlanta, thus far
shows a population of about %,
600. .
A new cotton factory, costing
100000 and running 5000 spin
dies and 100 looms, will be in op.
GRAFTON in Roswell, Cobb county,
Ga, by the 1st day of next Janu
ary. That is the kind of recon.
struction we like to hear Of
Whenever we can spin and weave
our own cotton, we can snap our
fingers at New England. it
Col. WI. Lawten, of Bibbcounty
is the Democratic Conservative
candidate for Congress from the
4th Congressional District.
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FROM THE STATES.
Mississippi,


The Grenada Sentinel demands
that Gov. Alcorn execute the
laws relative to dueling.
The Prentiss Recorder says that
all the appointees of Alcorn in
that county give entire satisfac-
tion to the people. m
The Adams county Circuit Court
has granted q new trial to Mrs.
Mitchell, lately convicted Of the
murder of her husband.
DR.. s. B. Davis, of Ocean Springs,
while returning home from a visit
to patient. a few days since, was
drowned in Bluff Greek.
The Yazoo farmers complain
that their cotton is wasting in the.
fields, while the laborers are at
attending militia drills and negro
funerals. E ~
The Carrolton Conservative,
Sept. 18th, says that e. w. Ben
nett, an old and respected citizen
of Black Hawk, was killed, Sept.
10th, by his stepson, Jimmie Rey-
nolds, a boy aged about 16 years.
The Natchez Courier reports
over one thousand true bills found
at the August term of the Adams
county Circuit Court. The Grand
Jury of the county recommend an
enlargement Of the Jail in view of
the unprecedented increase of
crime.
The Star, Sept. 18th, says the
past month has been unprecedent-
ed for several years in the amount
of sickness in Pamela county
There have been a great many
cases of bilious fever, chills and
fever and congestion. They have
been very fatal with children.
A boy named Maurice Marsh
was convicted of the murder of
another boy, at Natchez, a few
days ago. Maurice was recon-
mended to mercy on account OF
his youth. Boys should be put to
work on the farms, instead of run
ming wild in cities and villages.
The Central Star says that j
r. Bowen, the magistrate ofGood.
man, who shot the Raifords few
days since, brought on the difficul
ty himself and shot the two sun
armed men without any reason to
believe his own life in danger."-
Bowen is in the Lexington jail
the Star says entertained in the
Jail parlor by the radical Sheriff
in the most sumptuous manner.
The Meridian Gazette relates
the circumstances of a fatal affray
which came off in DeKalb county
about the 18th ult. The parties
engaged were Messrs. John ant
Sam Gully and Ben Rush. Th'
latter attacked the Gully brothers
with double barrel shot gun
killing one and getting a fata
wound himself by shot from ;
gun in the hands of the surviving
Gully. .s,ast !. ....
The Aberdeen Examiner of th,
I15th ult., has this: "On Frida,
morning, from daylight until Il
Io'c1ock, the freedmen from th
PraTies, were passing througl
l,town on their :Way TO Athens T.
witness the execution oflthe freed
man Cady, for the murder,Of
,colored woman, of which he wa
convicted last court An appea
has been taken in the case, an
so the crowd was disappointed
Why is it, that-as horrible an 81
tibitfoll as the execution Of a fe
low man, win attract the masse
white as well as black, to witnes
|
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JUuAHdtS w IHuuiSC III pOISUud
abuse and ridicule of those who
happen TO fall under their displeas
ure. Private character and per
sonal appearance, are made sub.
jects of most vindictive assaults
and unspairing ridicule. Against
such weapons used by the press,
no man has any available defence,
and it is unmanly, we could al.
most say dishonorable to weld
them, besides they often inflict
wounds which if once seen by the
offender, would make him regret
forever, even the necessity, if such
existed, of the blow which in a
moment of intense prejudice or
passion, he might have struck.
As much as we despise and de-
test the political harlinquinry
and corruption of the party in
power, we would not, through the
press indulge in personal abuse of
any ofits leaders, only so far as
their public acts demand the retri-
button Of an indignant people,
The violation of this principle,
usually, instead Of harming the
object aimed at, recoils upon the
party who strikes the blow and
through him upon the party of
whose principle he may be an
acknowledged exponent. IF we
have the occasion to use the weap-
ons of sarcasm and ridicule let us
use them legitimately, and not
poison their points with spleen OF
malice but let us be satisfied with
the keen edge of the naked steel.
II Macon Beacon.
Louisiana.
Ell. L. Swords is the regular Re.
publican nominee for the Senate
from the parishes of Assumption,
Lafourche and Terrebonne. d. H
Reese is an independent Republi
can candidate.
Custis Pollard, colored, is an
independent Republican candi
date for the Senate from the Dis
trict composed Of the parishes Of
Carroll, Madison, Morehouse and
Richland. G. L. Dunn, of More
house is the Independent Conserv
ative candidate. McMillen, O.
Carroll, is the Republican nomi
nee. No Democratic nomination
The n. 0. Times of the oath ult
says: "The cotton in Lower Loui
siana, as far as we had opportuni
ties of observing and Judging, wa'
never in better condition nor more
promising. There is not a vestig'
of worms. The plants are large
and prolific, and the fields begir
to look white with the opened
bolls, which are accumulating 81
rapidly as to create some appre
tensions whether the force unde
command will prove adequate t,
the picking. There viii undoubt
edly be a large yield in this sec
ton, but it is very palpable tina
the labor is annoyingly defcien
and backward. The corn GRO
has proved very good one, an,
on that score the planters ar
easy.n aasa ad
33 3st53 Missouri. 81 e6tsi
The Liberal Republicans, head
i ed by B. Gratz Brown for Cover
nor, have made the following Cor
gressiCnal nominations LIST Dii
triet,t Chas. 2. johnson; 3rd Di'
trict, w. N. Nalle; 4th Distric'
Col. Gilmore; 9TH District, E. ]
King. !,a3i..H4r 4aE m ifl
The Missouri census takers r,
81 nnn .kfyaIoraIc
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Il. R. Watkins.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Minden, La. win
LA practice in the 10th and tlth District
Courts. Prompt attention given to all legal
business entrusted to his care y7n23
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TnxT THousAsD Do1nAn DAnxpv-l

InAT THoUsAND DOLLAR DARKEY.-A
nuESr CO scnrnals speak of Mr.. Revels,
the ocoiored Senator from Mississippi. as
o thousand dollar darkey." In doing
so, they are guilty Of gross injustice to
the gentleman in question, and OF still
grosser misrepresentation of the history
OF the time. II Mr. Revels were only a
thousand dollar darkey," I should not
1esi constrained to do more than bow
politely as pass him on the threshold
OF tho Senate Chamber, or treat him
with that degree Of respectful considera-
lion whlch ls due to O member of an
honorable body whereof he has been
CHOSEN member. There are those-so
she poet tells us-to whom primrose
py the rivers brink is a yellow primrose.
and no more. To all such, MIR. Reyels
is thousand dollar darkey. But I CON
fess to disposition to look on him in
Tar more exalted light. I see in him a
three thousand million dollar darkey. 7
hear in his voice the thunders of Donel.
son, and Shiloh, and Vioksbure, and
Gettysburg; and in his footsteps the
tread OF mlghtier armies than Napoleon
marshaled for the conquest of Europe.
Ihe election of Revels is the net pro.
oeeds OF all that war and bloodshed. He
represents the assets and liabilities of
the four years. struggle; he is "the
glorious fruits OF union and victory"
where we have heard 80 much. If this
be not 80, let the reader point out some
other solution to the problem. Why
was the war fought. if not to elect
RevalsP And now that it is over. what
Is there to show for its million of graves
and its three thousand millions Of dol
lars, except the election of Revels? If
there are other results to the great
struggle, name them. But, at auy rate,
let us not be irreverent on the subject of
Revels-!et rs net bel;tt!e h;n, into q
thousand dollar darkey; but let us rather
see HIM in the great living representa-
tive OF the issue which it took so many
precious lives to bring to q victorious
concession; and SO regarding him, let us
approach him with uncovered heads, and
bow before him as to great Jove himself.
l"MdcG," Wash. Cor. Gin. Inquirer.
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AN OLD FASHION TO BE REVIVED
!s announced that the dinner and even
ing styles OF dresses for the coming
spring will revive q fashion of the last
century-namely, spencers. An exam
pie OF the toilet is thus given, which our
lady readers will of course understand ::
Dress of white silk. brocaded with
miniature punches of lilacs. On the bot
tom of the skirt is founce of Mechlin
lace, suSmounted by ruche of lilac rib
bon, four-fifths of an inch wide. The
lace hounces are from six to eight inches
wide. High-necked spencer of plain lilac
silk, with long, close fitting sleeves. The
spencer is cut square in front, and the
opening is edged with Mechlin lace. The
sleeves are trimmed on the bottom with
band of the same materiallas the dress.
white brocade silk, edged with frill of
white Mechlin lace. A lilac ribbon on
the neck holds an enamelled black and
gold cross. The hair is combea very
high, with bunch of white and another
OF lilac lilacs at the left side.
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BAUGH'S RAW BONE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE of LIME

AM now receiving my supplies of this MA
Il NURE, and Planters can rely upon getting
an article fully up to standard as per analysis.
All bought from myself or authorized Agents.
will guarantee, as every cargo 30 sold is ana.
lyzed on arrival here, and tho high character
OF the Manure fully kept up.
J. N. ROBSON,
Sole Agent for South Carolina, Nos. and
Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, s. @.
Z. O'NEALE d Son, Agents Richlapd County.
Prof Shepard says Of analysis made October
superior to the article of last year."
Experiment made by NJ. c. NJ. Hammond, of
Beech Island, s. c.:
No Manure; 49,. 8s7lbs seed cotton pr acre
75lbs. Per. Guano.1 1928 "
IT'S lbs. Baugh's.. Il ,4S9 "
Dec 70 +3mo
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Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.

~ THE undersigned most respectfully
va. informs his patrons, and tho public in
A4A Ageneral, that he has received a we'll Sc
leoted assortment Of fine Watches, Jewelry
German CUCKOO CLOCKS, carved in Walnut
and Oak. SPECTAOLES and Eye-glasses of
every focus, to suit all eyes. Above mentioned
articies will DO sold at reasonable prices. All
Work connected with this line will be executed
in the best workmanlike manner, and properly
warranted. A. w WEHRHaN
Plain street, opposite Mr.. Berry's Furniture
ItOoms. Oct 27
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@peoa@l MOtaoee.


THE SEASON AND ITS DANGERs.-
The human body Is chiefly composed of It's
sues and fbres as sensitive to every change
in the condition of the atmosphere as the
most delicate electrometer, or the quicksilver
in barometer tube.
The stomach, the skin, the nerves, the
lungs, and the excrctory organs are especiaIiv
liable to be affected by these variations. and
the best defence against their disastrous ten
dency is to keep the digestive machinery.
in good working order.
;, lfthe stomach is weak or disordered, neith, r
the blood nor tho bile can be in a healthy
state, and upon the fitness of these two inn
Portant fluids for the offices assigned to them
health in great measure depends.
When the air is heavily laden with chilling
Vapcrs, as 1t often is at this season of the
year, the digestion should be an object Of pc
cI,dsp ahnsa care: II 1t ls weak and languid, tho
Wnole physical structure will be enervated. If
1t ls vigorous, the entire organization will be
strong to resist the Gn:oward and depressinr =
innuence OF damp and vitiated atmosphere
pure and powerful tonic is therefore
especially needed as q safeguard against the
diseae % most comn on in the spring and HOS.
TETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS being the
most wholesome and potent medicine Of the
tiass t; at present known, course OF it is par
Ilcularly advisable at this period of the wear.
The stomach will thereby bo toned and
strengthened, the liver and bowels regulated.
the nervous system braced up, and nature mt
In state OF active defence against the
miasma which superinduces intermittent and
olllty, headache, hypochondria and other
compialnts which areapt to assail tho nnton-
ca and nnfortifiedorg anizations. The BODY is
serengthened without exciting the brain, and
;tonaeIuontiy no unpleasant reaction follows
March 2 t6
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LPPINCoTT's MAGAZINE. March
number of Lippincon is capital one.
The most brilliant article is sketch of
the late ''Jim Lane" Of Kansas. He is
described as thorough actor, heartless.
soulless, ambitious and unprincipled.
He was fire-eating secsssionist when it
paid to be 80; fendishly loyal, when it
paid to be SO; conservative republican,
when it paid to be so. When he was
finally unmasked, and all his stage tricks
laug he'd at, he blew his brains ont
His friends assert that his stomach was
out of order. His enemies declare that
his conscience was his foe. We believe
he mad something to do with the Surratt
murder, and perhaps he heard the blood
OF innocence clamoring from the ground
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BRONCHITIS OR THROAT DISEASE.
Ihose afflicted will find a remedy in ALIENS
LUNG BA1.SAM. Re convinced by positive
proof and test it yourself.
ZANEsvILLE, OHIO. February 20, 1869.
MesSrs. j: ". Harris &c Co.-GENrLEMEN: 7
nave been afflicted for ten or twelve years with
bronchitis in it's worst form, and have tried
everything that could buy recommended
but With little or no relief, until l used YOUR
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM, which gave me
preparation extant, for all diseases of the
throat and lungs. and feel it my duty to saw
this much for my own case, 30 that others
may try it and get relief. Respectfully,
MATTHIAS FIREMAN.
We know MIR. Fireman well, and his statement
apove is correct. w. A. GRAHAM Il Co,
wholesale and Retail Druggists GAINESVILLE.
Sold by FISHER HIIEITSH
March tU1mo Columbia g q
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New Law Books

FHHHE New York Code, with notes and deci.
j J. sions to 1868. Forms of Practice and
New York Code, by Abbott.2 Volumes Whit.
takers Practice and Pleading under New Yorl
Code. &C., &c.-2 volumes. Tillinghast's and
Shearman's Practice in Civil Actions, &c., in
Recoupment and Couuter.claim. Shearman
and Redfeld on Negligence Abbott Digest Of
Law OF Corporations. Smith Probate Law.
Il. Redheld on Law of Wills. Blackwell on Tax
ilties, and II variety of other new Law Books.
Feb BRYAN q MCCARTER,S RnoLstnrn
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Tho Chinamen recently taken to Texas
are thinning out the dogs A good.sized
dog will bring ten dollars there just for
the meat. Dogs are learning the tricks
Oh the Chlnamen 80 we'll, that when they
SEQ pig-taii coming, they lay right down
and froth at the mouth, to make believe
they have the hydrophobia, for your ce-
Iestial must have healthy dog.
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A MIXTURE OF TONGUES. "A homicidal
case was recently tried in the British
Consular Court, at Cairo, Egypt, which
exhibited singular illustration of the
diversity of nationalities possible in tri
bunals of this description. The counsel
were Irishmen, the judge an English
man, the jury principally Scotchmen,
and the prisoner Maltese. The man
who had been killed in brawI was an
Italian. The witnesses were from yari.
ons countries, and interpreters of six
different languages were called into re.
QUESTION.
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A laughable incident occurred mt the
police court in Syracuse, day or two
since. The defendants counsel was
"brow-beating" the complainant, during
q case of contested ownership of some
handkerchiefs which had been stolen
from the house of the witness. During
the examination, the following dalogue
onsued: Lawyer: How do yon identity
this handkerchief? Witness: By it's 90.
neral appearance and the fact that have
others like it. Counsel: That's no proof.
for have got one just like it in nv
pocket. Witness: don't donbt that
as haze had more than one Of tie same
sort stolen.
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Hoes, Steel and Iron.
Living Writers of the South

GHORT biographies, lists Of works, and ex-
~ Sracts from the most popular volumes OF
every living writer of the Southern United
states. BY Professor James Wood Davidson.
very largo handsome book. Price 81. 90.
Vashti, or Until Death US Do Part. By Au.
tho; OF Beaula, Macaris, &c. $500.
Iae Polar World-a popular description OF
allen and Nature in the Arctic and Antartic re-
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The Romance Of Spanish History, by John
=. Q. Abbott; with illustrations.
fIctor1i Field Book OF the War of 1912. By
Benson j. Losing, author of Pictorial Field
Book Revolution. $500.
PhotograPh Albums, Pocket Cutlery, &C., at
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN'S Bookstore.
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German Cattle Powder.

IfETyA FOR the cure and prevention of all
E3xSM diseases to which Oxen Ninai,
---N.-E- Cows, Sheep and Hogs are subject.
arncis, Drovers and others will find this an
excellent Medicine and none should be without
IL. IL purlhos the blood, carries off ali gross
humors. and thus prevents disease. II ;n,' Tns
proves their appearance and condition. When
cattle are oppressed with heat, fatigue and in
low ,, spirits, few doses will restore them. For
calvlng; it increases the quantity and richness
OF tho milk and improves their worth To
have good cattle, take care of them. This
roWder IS for sale only at the Drug Store Of
Dec ~ FISHER Il HEINITSH
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FAIN AILLER.-We ask attention to th;a
unrivaled FAMILY MEDICINE. The PAIN
KILLER is, by universal consent, allowed To
have won for itself a reputation upsurpassed
in the history of medicinal preparations. It.
instantaneous effect in the entire eradication
and extinction Of Pain, in all it's various forms
incidental to the human family. and the unso.
licited written and verbal Testimony of
the masses in it's favor, have been. and are its
own best advertisement.
For evidences in favor of the PAIN K,11rn
for Ministers Sore Throat or Bronchitis. read
the following:
GENTS: Tho PAIN KILLER has been con.
stant occupant of our house for over two
years, and a portion of the time it has been
tho only medicine under our roof. Hardly
ever 40 have any children complain Of being
sentence for Pain Killer.
For several years before became acauaint-
cd with the Pain Killer, had suffered n great
aeai M rom an affection in my throat, thought
by some physicians to be Bronchitis, by others
to be what Is called Minister'S Sore Throat
AT one time, it was 80 severe, that 1 was
on,Gea Onn;ea g to give up preaching. Within a few
ntohons .aN n aItsT mad become acquainted with
the Pain Killer, had another attack from that
distressing complaint. l tried my new. found
meoiclne, and. to My astonishment and do
iight, 1t produced wonderfully soothing
S.ASSe' Al t oHoit tluc was WHOLLY relleyal
Since that time have had number Of ot.
lacks or the same nature, and the Pain Killer
has always afforded me relief About ono
year since, my wife became subject to severe
suHerlnR from Rheumatism; our resort as
usual WAS to the Pain Killer which wnuld
always relieve her.
nave not time now to say more, as I could
win hearty good will, and always have
aohe, III praise of the Pain Killer If this
stliy-wrtten letter. in commentaries, ~
Ferry Davis valuable medicine, will be of any
service. you are at liberty to do with it as Won
please. very truly yours
EDGAR CADY, Owatonna Mipp
Missionary of the A. B. Home Mansion Soc.
For sale by FISHER & HEINlTSH, CoInm
M"- ta. ~ y " March / 1T limo
JUST OuT.--"CHEKRY pECTORAI,
IhoCHES!' superior to all others for Coughs.
Colds, Sore Throat, and Bronchitist and
Hoarsencss. None so pleasant-n0ne cure 70
quick. Manufactured by
ReSHTON d CO.. Astor House, New York
For sale by DIR. G. II Mot, Columbia. s. C..
No more of those horrible tasted. nau.cat-
ing, "Brown" Cubs4 things. Dec 2S ut3mo
MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD.-E
SAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on tho passionol
attraction of the sexes, and tho happiness of
TRUE MARRIAGE, when perfect manhood and
perfect womanhood unite to consecrate the
union. Sent free, in scaled envelopes. Adj
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p. Phi
ladelphia, Pa. Jan 90 ano
SPECIAL NoTICE.-To parties in want of
Doors, sashes and Blinds, VIC refer to the ad-
vcrtisement of p. P. Toalc, the large manu-
facturor OF those goods in Charleston Price
list furnished on application. July II ONO
Planting Potatoes.
10S BARRELS IRISH POTATOES, in fine
1lO order. 40 '''''
EARLY GOODRICH,
Chill Reds,
Early Rosc
Harrison,
Pink Eyes,
For sale low for cash, by
Jan 10 EDWARD HOPE.
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Patent Office.
A LEHANDER & MASON, Solicitors of Amc
"A rican and European Patents. and Conn.
sellors at Patent Laws, tifteen years expert
ence as solicitors Of Patents, ! AGO Seventh
street, opposite tho Patent Office, Washing
ton, u. Q. Papers carefully prepared, and
in the Patent Office free Of charge, and no in.
dividual fee asked in any case, unless Patent
is allowed. Charges as reasonable as any
other reliable Agency. Send for circular Of
terms, instructions and reference. Jan 30
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