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IDAWLEY SPRINGS,
ONE OF THE MOST CELEBRATED
AND IMPORTANT OF ALL THE


VIRGINIA WATERIN PLACES,
will be open on the FIRST OF JUNE, 1871, for the
reception of company. Situated as it is in the
mountains of the great Valley it is not only Of
the most delightful resorts in the State, but
its wonderful curative properties are becoming WIDE
ly celebrated
The analysis of the water by Professor Malett,
of the University of Virginia, together with the ex-
perience of many eminent physicians, prove that 1t
is the Springs for suffering females butt besides
its wonderful tonic properties, as remedy in gene
raj debility, anemia, and diseases peculiar to te-
males it is unsurpassed In the treatment of the
various forms of dyspepsia and particularly for
those suffering from torpid and inactive liver, Its
action upon the liver as well as the kidneys is prompt
and decided. Very many remarkable cures could
be cited OF this class of troublesome diseases
RAWLEY
is now easy of access, situated only twelve miles
from Harrisonburg, the present terminus of the Or
ange and Manassas Gap Railroad, from which point
there will be two daily lines of stages morning and
evening,
Since last summer THE BUILDINGS HAVE
BEEN GREATLY IMPROVED, as well as the
road from Barrsonburg to the Springs. THREE
HUNDRED PERSONS can now be very comforta
bly, accommodated at these Springs.
There is a telegraph office at Harrsonburg.
The ACCOMMODATIONS will be strictly FIRST
CLASS, under the management of JOS N Wood
ward, widely known as a hotel manager
RESIDENT PHYsIoIANs-Gordon Il Williams, one
or the other of whom will be in attendance during
the entire season.
RATES OF BOARD;
Fer month 9eO w
Per week ..,.., 20 %
Per day.. so
Children and servants halfprce.
A. B. TRICK,
President of the Board of Directors of Rawley
je l4-3t Springs Company.
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New Paper Mill W. B. Allegro and other
gentlemen have bought the property formerly
owned by the Belvidere Manufacturing Company,
south Of the Petersburg Railroad depot, and pro-
pose putting up first class paper mill, thus add
ing another to the numerous manufactures of this
CITY
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IsUN E R TODD.
Ry FLORENCE MONTGOMERY.


alt is one of the most beautiful stories about
Children we have ever read-nstnral and simple
We cannot too highly commend the volume. We
most sincerely wish that every person in the land
could read it.''-Macon Weekly.
GAS pen picture of boy character, we think it
could scarcely be surpassed. Church Record
"Somebodys own impulsive, excitable blunder
ing little boy his heart never given the credit tor its
his head for its earnest seeking for light and know
edge. If any one has among his household treas
ures such child this book will set him thinking,
and its lessons will touch his heart strongly Pres
byterian.
"We commend this book heartily to all parents.
Read it and understand the little ones better. -
Nat S. s. Teacher.
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THE POCKET BIBLE, WITH NOTES, ETC.

In set of three vols, 81. 10 cloth; 40 sheep
ave know not how this Bible could be improved
for its purpose, nor where more valuable materials
are furnished IN so convenient form and in good
style, and yet at so low price"
Published by the American Tract Society.
T. L. d. WALF0RD,
GA Main St., Richmond, Va.
A full assortment of the Society's beautiful cheap
books. Catalogues furnished gratis.
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HING's COLLEGE,
IL BRISTOL, TENN.
THE next Session of this Institution will open on
the first Thursday in AUGUST, 1871 The loca.
ton of the College is unsurpassed in the romance OF
the surrounding scenery the salubrity of the climate
and the cheapness of living. The Faculty are de-
termiued to make the standard of Scholarship sec
ond to no College in the land
For Catalogue and particulars address
Rev. J. d. TADLOCK,
or PRoF J. H. WINSTON,
je q -3m Bristol, Tenn.
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For THE CENTRAL PREsBYrERIAN.
Kinston Church, N. C,

Amount reported May 18th, 1926 60
Widows mite, Statesville, N. C., l 90
Jas W. r., Fairfield church, n. c., 90
Miss w r. P. Madison g 90
Rev. C. p. 90
+. NJ. and L.. of Virginia, 90
Il. T., Alexandria, Va, %
Peter FL. A., Greensboro, N. c., 90
A Presbyterian, Strssburg, Va, 90
Miss f. NJ, Newberu, N. c., l 90
Through C. Slower, Esq, of Newbern, N. c.,
from S. L. Mitchell, Esq, New York, 500 90
Sl8ll 10
CRILDREN's PULPiT.
Amount reported May 18th, 500 Sc
Raleigh, N. C.-Delle II. c., Robert 3. c., oo
and Willie r. O.. each 81 w
Three Children, Liberty, Va, w
Savingsaot lame boy IN Wilmington, N. c., 90
F. NJ. and L., in Virginia, 90
Emma and Johnny j., Newbern, N. c., 90
Sabbath School of Alamance church, n. c., 3 20
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ALSO, BY THE SAME AUTHOR,
A VERY SIMPLE STORY.

Paper, so cents; Cloth rs cents.
story, must gain some wholesome lessons. M
mother, but will find there invaluable and judiciou
hints. Central Presbyterian
Sent by mail, on receipt of price.
ANS0N d. F. RANDOLPH CO.,
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Tbs SUNDAY Magazine for June. Edited by Thos
Guthrie, d. d. j. b. Lippincott Il Co.. publish
ers, Philadelphia Contents:
The Story of the Mine, part 2; Profaneness; A
Leaf out Of an Australian Life; Love is of God -
a Sunday at La Tour After the Rain How to stu
dy the Old Testament; Some Songs of the Soul (;
America and the Americans; The Lords Supper
Z" Mills 9 Clough;' The Burmah Missionary, Jud-
son The Weakness and Strength of Christ; Purim
Observances; The physical causes of our Lords
death; SuPplement-NOtes for readers out Of the
way.
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A FRENCH PROFESSOR, PRESBYTERIAN,
"A wants to give instruction in French or German
in private Protestant family, In exchange Tor his
travelling expenses from Baltimore and his board
during the Summer vacation. de would prefer Vir-
gina or N. Carolina. Best references exchanged.
Address PhOrEoooh,
care of Rev. Mr. Lefevre, GA Lexington ST.,
my 31-4t baitlmore, Nd
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A MIDDLE-AGED LADY, who has had consid-
"A cradle experience in teaching desires situa-
ton the ensuing fall, either in female Seminary
private family. She is Virginian by birth and ed
ucation, and prepared to teach the usual English
branches, Music and Ornamental work.
Address Miss n S. r.
care j. R. Richardson,
lie At Graham's Forge Wythe Co., Va
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SUNDAY. SUHOOI- HYXN BOOKS.-THE SILVER Song.
By W. A. Ogden W. W. Whiting. Toledo
SPARKLING RUBIEs Edited by Asa Hull assisted
BY Harry Landers. Published by 4. Huh Co.,
Philadei phia.
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Our MoNTHLY, Magazine published for the last
year in Cincinnati, Ohio, By the Presbyterian Maya
zine Co., has been transferred to Alfred Nartien
and viii hereafter be published at 1914 Chestnut
ST., Philadelphia.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,

AND THE
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
Are all three located near to each other on the east
ern slope of the Allegheny Mountains in Montgom-
erv county, Virginia, the most elevated region be-
tween the Atlantic Ocean and the Rocky Mountains,
with daily communication by Railroad and Stage
coaches on the Va & Tennessee Division of the At.
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad.
These Springs will be opened for the reception OF
Visitors from the LIST day of June to the lst of Dc
tober
Terms per Month of Four Weeks go 90
Per Day.::..' w
For Three Months. $50 90
For the Month OF june. 40 w
Telegraph, Express and Post Office at each OF
these Springs
Round Trip Tickets at considerably reduced rates,
can be obtained at all the principal cities of the
South.
TEE YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS
Are 81 miles from the Chrstiansburg Depot, at which
point visitors will be met by an agent of the Propr-
etors and conveyed to the Spring in comfortable
coaches over wellgraded turnpike. This is the
most elevated Watering Place in Virginia, being
1000 feet above the level of the sea, and only 60
feet below the summit of the Allegheny Mountains.
This property has recently been purchased and
thoroughly reftted and refurnished by the Proprie
tors. Fine Band of Music, &c.
For further particulars see Pamphlets and Circu-
lars. ]. j. j. WADE.
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Are II miles from Big Tunnel Station, from which
point guests reach the Spring by railway,
owned by the Proprietor. Major j. I. WILSON,
late of the Old Sweet Springs, has charge OF the
Hotel, Hartells Opera Troupe will give weekly en-
tertainments First. class cooks and servants have
been engaged, splendid Band convenient Baths,
Tables supplied with every delicacy and the Bar with
choice liquors. The buildings are commodious and
Accommodations ample. See Circulars or address,
THOMAS WILSON,
Montgomery Springs, Va
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Telegraph, Express and Post Office at each OF
these Springs.
Round Trip Tickets at considerably reduced rates,
can be obtained at all the principal cities of the
South.
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THE VIRGINIA MINERAL SPRINGS.

THE YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,
THE MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
rur
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-21
MusEMENTs.

THE THRArKR-There was a large and Sc
lect audience at the theater last night 70 as
sist at the nrst production OF AsaV Robaas1. It
was a pleasing rather than a great perform
generally is, artistic. and she was pretty well
supported by Mr.. McCollom and the stock
Three new scenes were Doticeably effective,
and the costumiDg was por excellence. The
music was Indifferent. Among the members
OF the comp ny who signRlized them
se yes were Morton, Ellis and ShielS.
Miss Hawthorne, though not equal
to the role of Elizabeth. especially in pres
ence of Mrs. Bowers nevertheless acquitted
herself well, and deserves great credit for the
manner in which she psrsonRted the royal
turning out. Those who are great lovers of
Scott VIII not be altogether pleased with this
dramaiization Of KenilwOrth; yet, when they
remember the scope of the novel, they will bp
apt to md some excuse for Halliday, who has
crowded together with remarkable fidelity the
salient points OF the novel. II will be presen.
ted again tonight, and at the Saturday matt
nee.
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LAW REPORT.
FIRST CIrcuft Cour-He,,

First Circuit C0urs-HefskeEl. Judge.
To-day's calendar contains the folIoving
cases 4 Il0I, Stanizics VS. Thorne; lS0, First
National bank Of Memphis VS. Pettitt q Co.;
l ~. Pohms VS. the Memphis German savings
l~nstitufei ll6s, Pointer vs. Costen, admins
tratr1X. l2S, Selden vs Ions q brother; l2o2,
Walt VS. Spillman; l2l7, BraddY vs. House; II g.,
lZ7s, FOlwel VS. Hall; l250. McClennon VS.
townsend. u42, Sullman vs. Hiiderb RI nd:
LEO, billiard & Dickinson VS. Warner: lI92.
Gavin and wife We Bi1ttOn; 2S6, Stewart "
Moore, Burke & Elliott; 1896, King VS. AmmOns;
l2s7, State OF Tennessee VS. Dismukes; 1910,
Flynn VS. Ford et al; l2g7, Porter, adminis-
tratT1x, VS. Moiton: 1901. state Of Tennessee VS.
Corraway et al; 1902, Moses VS. Perkins; 1872,
CITY Of Memphis vs. Allen; 1924, City Of Mem
phis vs. Seibert- 1875. City OF Memphis VS.
~S"h"enfeldg 1877, Order va Stone; 1880, Nc
Davt Z ct al vs. Trezevant; 1898. PlanJens' .nsur-
once Company vs. Jones; 1884, Eiand va Nor
gan: l'So, Jones VS. Fife 1850 or ID q, Willer VS.
COsten, administratrix; 1889. BfittOn VS.
LO que; E5i or i34l, Elliott VS. Costen. admin
tsI u1x; 1872, Ha rfs vs. Townsend; lY43, Brown
vs. Haynes 1898, GeOrgeton VS. Etchervarne;
ISL Hartz VS. F-rlin 10 5, L cker VS. Graves,
Jones & Co.: 1856, Low & Douglass VS. Douglass;
l89, DObbert & Co. VS. Burning & Griffin: 1860,
romeny vs. Bingham q Mcloy 1851, Galloway
v Woodruff q % 1876, Mcclure VS. Bulletin
Publishing Company.
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II is with peculiar plea ure that we note
the inauguration OF a new industry in oui
midst, and only wish the pleasure were en-
j0yed Oiteper. The box mandatory ana
planning mill lately put In operation by
Messrs. Butts q Hampton, on. Front street
near the gah-TorEs, mis- q Wsn long felt in
Memphis. ana we feel sure the enterpris.
viii prove remunerative to Its o~riginatoIs
In addition TO ~O0x.maktng, they work MP
lum Der into all mRnner of ~tbinRs-cisterns,
tanks, CO compress frames Q G ard Turn sh
flooring ceiling, siding AND builders m ateri6l
generally. ANY order sent them through
the pOstOf1cs will be filed al once, and at re-
ma kRbly low rates
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Shields, leaves to-day at 8 am. for Shreveport
and all points on Red river.
BoR WHITE RIvER-The splendid passenger
steamer Legal Tender, Captain John Wash
Ington, leaves TO day at 5 pm. for Devalls
Bt1fs JacksoBport aud all way laDdings. Ed.
c. Postal n Dan Sullivan are her clerks.
FOR FRIARS PoINT-The lively q W. Cheek
leaves to-day at p. m. for Friars Point and all
me coast landings. Captain Mark Cheek Is
her commander
For 81. FRANCIS RIvER-The nne ard ele-
CANT steamer ST. Francis, Captain r 7 Bow
man, leaves to-day at pm. for Helena. Ma
RAMA and all points on the ST. Francis. Sam.
U. Paine and Ed. Crowley are her clerks.
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AS illustrative of how sorely the faithful are
BEST with trials aud temptations n this / Re,
the case Of Jack Malone Is remarkable. Jack
Malone Is a preacher n a black man; he Is
also a small planter down in Mississippi, at
Desoto Front On Saturday Jack got into a
little difficulty with the SON Of his thi d wife,
Julia. The boy refused to I'LL cOttonseed into
. wagon, but instead turned TO give Jaw TO his
pa The old man became indignant, and
the young man also waxed wroth, and a light
followed, during which the old one drew a
.good-siHed barlow and nearly cut the head OF
the step-son at one slash. There was trouble
round there then. The old fellow left "them
diggins." He presented himself on Front
street yesterday morning and showed himself
to his merchant. He wanted TO raise money
on his "crsp," but, unfortDnately, a private
letter was there before him, detailing the
fracas, aad Jack was hearuessly handed over
70 Officer Hagerty, who showed him the way
to the z5ation-hopse, where he will remain I'M
I'll a re1oisiron comes for him.
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THE g

We would call the attention OF capitalists to
the excellent opportunity offered for invest
ment IN the Eagle Brewery" now advertised
as for sale, lease or rent. It is in complete
running order, has q caparity of thirty bar
rels a day, and there is an abundance OF good
water on the premises. For particular as to
terms, tic apply TO ]. c. Hargan & Co., No. q
Alabama street.
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FOE z oRLEANs.A
FOR RED RIVER.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and white River United states
nail Line
Str. 2 p. WALT---.W. J. Ashford, Master
Leaves Memphis fT IecksOnpOrt EVERY
aATUR AZ, ats q m
Str. LsEGALTENDER-. ~. Ito Master
Leaves Memphis for JackEonport EVERY
TUESDAY, ats pm. These boats connect at
Devall's Blu ' with the train going up Mon.
days and T~hurHdays; coming down Wednes-
days and Saturdays.
For freight OF passage apply on board or to
ELLIOTT& MILLER, Agents,
Promenade ST.. foot OF Jefferson.
or TO W. d. KENNEDAY, Agent,
Once on CompaEy's Wharfbost, loot Court at.
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This was for tate purposes alone. The tax
collected for the county from the same classes
OF persons was about ST7,OO. THIS makes q
total collected for the STATE and county Of
tl72,4SI 81, most Of VIII CHI was collie ted In
Memphis ard the city then stepped In and
cOuected a tartn non the same interests not
inie- Tor 10 this enormous sum. and the United
states rakeo in, directly or indirectly. as much
as the other governments combined. Who
VIII say, In view Of such ourdens, that we are
not the most t~ax-Tiddsn people on earth9
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AT IKE FIFTY-CENF STORE.
S4S Main stree

new goods arrived; a great variety OF China.
Bohemian glass vases. China cups and sau.
GERS and china mugs, albums, lace collars
and handkerchief, ladies' underwear, kid
gloves, and q great many other articles. Call
and examine the goods.
TOYS AT WHoLEsALE-Ths finest asEort-
meBt OF toys. nr' -worKs and holiday goods
al prices thai rrtSSt glue sntiSfdctton is now ready
inspection al J. W. Keys variety store,
sac Main street,
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The LADIES

Are respectfully limited to attend oar
immense sale of
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CHAINS,
etc., etc.,
This morning at 10 O'clock also at 8
O'CLOCK pm.
Goods on exhibition throughout the
day, and at pT1Va.e sale at auction
prices.
a. E.
AUctioneer.
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LIQUOR DEALERs' AAsOCIATION.

Special meeting tonight at 7 O'Clock, at
cochran Hall. a Tull sttendance is required.
d. SCaTLLIN9, Secretary,
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State and County Taxes, 1877

THE Tax Books for 1871 are new In
4 my Possession, VIII collect Taxes az my
0mes untii theIesh day Of Sanaary. 1sza
when the ONCE VIII posiuvslybe closed for the
purpose OF issaing Dlstress warraaa.
for 9 / unconscted taxes n reporting lands
for conds mnatton.
Alter the ION day Of January next, 1 viii
spsaa or two daysia each District,
Of which dus notice viii be given. for the
Purpose OF collecting unpaid taxes, and
tsseAng DsstTe~s Warrants against
Psrsenal Property.
1ax Payers 1sss not expect or ask for
favor or exteasiSns. a. none
VIII BE granted
that do not come within the shove notice.
Great and small, rish and poor, shall fare
alike
1 have but enc duty TO perferm.
and that is TO collect the taxes according 70
law l know no other duty, and VIII make
noH w. MCLEAN. tax oonsstor.
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Five cases arrived and opened Last night
Twenty-Five more on the way.
2Q4 Main street.
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CAKES.
OLD JACK MALONE.

sELF-RIsING BUCKwHEATaIwayTaak
good cakes. any COOS can use use n 2ro
GERS sell al manufacturers prices. VIC
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HERzOe q BRos., 2O4 sam STREET
NV INDUhrRY.

is MOI a patent medicine, being
dsily prescribed by physicians Of emlnence
and standing. For sale by all irst-class drug
ptsfg in the citv
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We gather the following items from the
books Of Captain Harvey Mathes, tax corec-
tor on privileges for shelby count The items
represent the total privilege tax collected
rom the various interests specified during
nineteen months endins Oosobar 81:
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. GEO. g. ADRIAN, general agent for the
sale Of Nsuril, the celebrated cure for neural.
gis, is IN the city establishing agencies.
Mr. JOHN D. BARroS, Of Philadelphia, who
came here yesterday with ten engines for the
Little ROCK road, Is stopping at the Peabody.
GENERAL r. D. a~AETsHORN, president Of
the Mobile and railroad. and
Captain e. T. Ewing, treasurer and J. B. Baus-
man, chief engineer, are stopping at the Over
ton hotel
REV. FATHER KEAErSo, Of New Orleans
Judge g. A. klng, Of The Dominion hlgh-court,
Colonel ?. 5. Norton president Memphis and
wood, q ~cotton-spin uer, from Lancashire,
England, are at the Peabody hotel. The latter
gentleman would inquire As 70 the propriety
Of Investing British capital In southern cotton
mills.
Mr.. gro. A. vERRAULr, agent Of the Atlanta
sun, arrived IN the city yesterday, and will
to-day call upon our citizens IN the Interest Of
his paper. The sun, IL will be remembered,
IS edited by Alexander h stephens, and is in
every way worthy the support and counten-
sloe o. Ne e9mn1nlty We eVmIlehq MI
and wish him the most complete success In
his mission among Us.
YESTERDAY, John q. Barton, superintendent
q The Baldwin looomo,iye works Phils-
came % announce the speedy arrival, by
river, Of the new locomotives for the Memphis
ana Little Rock roGd. Passenger and freight
cars enough 70 equip The road VIII accompany
or 10 low these locomotives, and we only vant
he nsvy-yard question settled, thai the Ltrie
hoek road may have its terninus IA this 9 q,
and that the present embargo on trade with
ArkAnsas may be nnally removed
CONTINUATION SALE.
BGakr~PtS SOCK Of Diamonds, Watches,
etc., &C.,
At 10 O'Clock 0.m. hh day; also al 8
and 2 O'Clock pm.
The attention Of The trade IN general
d solicited. Goods a prtVate SGIs.
4. E.
Auchionesr, 1856 and ls7 Main stresG
GOOBs AR nEDUCED PIECES
And presents for nothing, at
HEROES,
~ Main street
TWENTY-FIVE CKsrs-rhisa amount wiz ouy
a oottls OF Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup, The great
remedy for AL diseases Incident 10
Infants and ehudrsa-
Notice 10 F-a.seagers,
On and aasE Novsmber ian, uutn Aurthsr
police re ae,ryeoss VIII leave The foot o.
Onion street a. ~ a. N, oonneCUnz with thn |
train at Hopedeld.
A. LIVER WORE.
General Supe intenfena /
JAPAHEGE LacQuersd Boxes q travs. AZ
ELLIOTT q RIDGELY, zs Main street nssr
Adams.
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