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free trade N wool and all wooden goods,
acting on the principle that we need
neither crutches nor stills to walk with
the rest of mankind.
Who made American mechanics
cripples for life, that farmers must con-
tribute a large bounty every year to
keep them from starving? How shall
we characterize that Anticipated system
of legislation, which treats the manu.
facturers Of salt, iron, steel, edge tools,
cotton, wooden, linen and silk goods,
public paapers, incapable Of self-sup-
port, unless the law of the land secures
to them special favors In perpetuity !?
Legislating money out of one mans
pocket into that of another, is doing a
piek-pocket business under another
name. 1t Is time to discard all such
primitive ways and means Of getting
rich, and develop true prpduc-
tive industry In all classes
alike, with favors to none.
Free trade, free labor and liberal cur
rency will build up a united and har-
moniOus nation, with no strikes for
higher wages among operatives, no
mOnopolies in the necessrries of life,
nor in the circulating medium of the
country; no turned out old fields that
fail to pay taxes; no demagogueism and
instability Of policy, which destroy all
confidence both at home and abroad.
Nothing is stable, nothing reliable, but
truth and justice. Falsehood first mis-
informs, and then misleads its follow
ers to their ruin. Our Government is
on the wrong track.
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Greenwood Seminary,
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

DUPILS PRESENT AT FINAL EXAAII-
Il nation and now holding tickets Of adj
mission viii report, with their former teach
err, in their old places, at 5 a. m each day,
in the respective buildings, a. follows:
FOgg ard Hume, on Monday, Aug. 80.
Howard, on Tuesday, Aug. 81.
Hynes, wednesday, Sept. l.
Ninth Ward, Thursday, Sept. 2.
Belle View, Thursday, Sept. 2.
Trimble, Friday, Sept. 3.
Caper's Chapel, Saturday, Sept. 4.
Al pupils who have not tickets viii at
tend to receive them at ? p. m. on the same
day named for each building above.
Children and parents will spare themselves
much disappointment, and me great trouble, BY
attending to this matter as directed.
The corps OF Teachers viii meet in High
School Room on Saturday, Sept. 4, az II A. n.
s. Y Caldwell, Sup't.
aug241W
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@. n. OEDwAY. R. H. DUDLEY. J. P. INQUIRE
ORUWAY, DUDLEY & Mcguire.

Wholesale GrOcers, Cotton Factors, Pro-
dHce AID Commission Merchants,
Nos. so and 81 south Market street.
We will keep on hand full stocks Of groceries,
bagging, ties etc, ETC., which viii be offered ON
the most favorable terms. We viii also afford
superior facilities 70 shippers Of cotton grain
other produce, and make liberal cash advance
meuts on the same.
ORDWAY, DUDLEY & MCGUIRE.
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The bulls on corn are getting mp a
protest against the interference of
Providence with their plans in sending
warm weather.
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Ar this ssasOn the apprehensive oyster
turns himself over in bis bed and muir
murs: "They'l bespelling it with an Il
sOOn.n
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CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN is confined 10
her bed at Newport, and her physicians
make very ominOus reports Of her coBdi-
tiOn.
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THEY cannot hire John Bright to write
his memoirs. BE has heard Of the fate of
the DaHbUTy NelcS man and w. T. Sher-
man.
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THE CONNECTICUT TOBACCO CIOP.
Hartford Times


Owing to the continued and regular
alterations Of copious rains and hot
sun since the third week Of July, and
especially during the last twenty
days, the growth Of the tobacco in this,
the best section Of the tobacco-growing
region Eof the Connecticut Valley,
has really been.something remarkable.
Previous to the third week Of July the
crop was generally rather backward; in
particular fields unusually SO. Now,
the tobacco Is in remarkably fine con-
ditiOn, and we have never seen it look
ing better. A few growers in Est
Hartford and neighboring places have
already begun cutting it. Some began
as early as the middle Of August. But
the great bulk Of the crop viii not be
cut before about the 10th of Septem.
Der OF later. 1t is a large crop this
year. We judge that in South Wind
scr, Sufield, Windsor, East
Hartford and Glastonbury, the
area planted to tobacco Will exceed
that oflast year. It is too soon to pro-
nOunce positively upon the quality; but
the indications are that the crop Of
1875 viii be a very good one also IN
that respect.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Trustees Sale,

WE WILL SELL or TUESDAY, AUG.
w 81, at No. lG3 Market street, opposite the
Louisville Depot, better known as the Kentucky
Hotel, all the Furniture belonging to said HOTEL
consisting Of everything necessary to carry on
Hotel Sold under q Deed Of Trust. Sale COM
mencing at ~ O'Clock sharp.
aug29It BARNES & Co. Auctioneers.
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HOPE Mr.. Weed doesn't think that pois.
Oning a Masonic plot, on account Of his
Morgan disclOsures.-NelC York Herald
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EDWIN BOoTH's daughter, Edwina, IS
Is years old, and has nursed her father
since lie met with his accident.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned, under the
style Of OrdWay, Gordon & Mcclure, Il dis
solved by Limitation. The unsettled business Of
the old firm is IN the hands of our successors,
OrdEay, Dudley & Mcclure, who are author
lied TO collect all claims due US, and viii pay
any debts due b. Us on presentation. Those in
debted to US vii please make settlement &c
once. G. n. ORDWAY,
j. G. GORDON,
j. P. MCGUIRE,
iv29 In r. H. DUDLEY
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Sealed PrODOSaTs

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
w of the Chief Engineer OF Fire Department
for the following articles: 1900 lbs. strictly
choice Baled Hay; 80 bushels choice Gats; 80
bushels Ear Corn, and 2, coo lbs choice Bran.
All propositions must be presented BY O'Clock
Aug SO. HUGH MCCREA,
Chairman Fire Department Committee
Nashville, Aug Is, 1875. augH SO
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Executors .E-Oficc.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR,
under the viii Of James Woods, deceased,
hereby request all parties owing him 20 make
payment; and notify those having claims
against him TO present them, at the ofice Of
Woods, Yeatman & Co., No. q y. College It.
JAMES WOODS, JR-,
Executor Of James Woods, deceased
EAug. 26, 1875. aug27 81
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EDUCATIONAL.
DIR. GEORGE s. BLACKIE

w ILL OPEN HIS SELECT SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS and YOUNG LADIES, at No. 4s South
Cherry street, on Thursda--, sept rs. Cir
culars and all Information car be obtained from
him at Dir. FrizzeIls office, Al Union street, Up
stairs, between 10 and I O'Clock daily.
agg2f Nv
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SPECIAL DISEp >Es.
DR.. G.A.BOHANNAR

NIEES all Private Diseases without the usc Of
~ Mercury. Charges reasonable. Guarantee TO
cure '-SpermatOrrhea.n or seminal rs e1k-
ness In nom 10 weeks time, Once No. g
North Fifth St., ST. Louis, No. Established IN
st. Louis IN 1857.
aS-Dr. B.'s Treatise On Special Diseases -
which fully explains The nature, causes, 81 mTr-
toms. etc, OF Seminal " Weakness, Female tOm-
plants. Syphilis and valuable Information on
other delicate subjects. sent FREE In piatns
Sealed Envelope Ga recent OF stamp.
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Medical College,
Department Of Medicine and
Surgery.
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
TIME TWENTY-sIXTH REGULAR
Course OF Lectures will commence in
this Department On
Monday, the 4th day Of October net

The Anatomical ROrms will open on the Goth
Of September Students are advised and re-
0uested 70 be on the ground 40 the FIRST Of the
session.
The advantages presented by this School Of
Medicine are unequalled. The Faculty is fun
and composed Of men of distinguished aJil tv
and Of long experience ia teaching.
An elegant and very cJmmOd.Ous
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Barley! Cement!

WE WANT TO PURCHASE 1000 bushels
w clean, bright barley.
In store and Tor sale
100 bbls. best Cement.
jels II RHEA, SMITH B co.
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kutztown State Normal School.

kuTHrOwT, PN.
At n special meeting of the Keystone
Literary Society the following resolutions,
ia regard to the death Of Milton VI. brccs"
of Adamehurg. Pa. were uunu.n0 slY
adopted Since it has pleased Almighty
God ia his wise sni uucri,ug Providence,
10 summon from our midst Milton VI
Dreese, in the midst ~ his and our best
hopes aud expectations for the future (;
We. IN honor and remembrance of our late
friend and fellow student, aud in behalf Of
the Keystone Literary Society Of which he
was an active aud faithful member, pre-
sent the following resolutions:
Therefore Resolved, that we havo lost IN
Mr.. Dreese warm and faithful friend, who
stood high In the estimation of all who knew
him and Who was constantly growing, not only
In his In telectual acquisitions but also In that
nnfeigned love and respect which We cherished
for him, as high-toned gentleman and u kiud
aud beloved fellow'student,
Itesolved, that In the unexpected loss which
We have sustained by his death wo recognize
tho hand OF that Divine Wisdom who "doeth all
things we'll and maketh them work together tor
the.good OF them that love Him bidding Us
also TO be evor roldy for at such an hour as we
think not tho Sou OF Man do.th come"
Resolved, that these resolutions he publish
cd In the Freeburg COURIER Middioburg PoSr,
and tho NATIONAL EDuCAToR, and that we pre-
sent . COPY ot them to the bereaved family, cS-
pressing our heartfelt sympathy and regret At
tho loss Of thoir beloved son,
J.P. ROUSH. Chairman,
=. j. BUTrER RwECK,
NJ. n. HUTrEL,
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County FAIR-The Fair to he held nj
Middleburg will open on Monday Oct
4th, and continue three days. We OBJ
serve that the track is being put in good
trim and the fair grounds renovated
and cleared up. A large and substan-
tial fair house S0X30 is in course oi
erection and will be fully completed for
the use Of Exhibitors at the opening OF
the Fair. Exhibitors hereafter need
have no fears Of having their Articles
injured by dampnoss and rain.
The outlook for successful meeting
OF the sturdy farmers of the County is
very ilattering and If the weather be
fair we have reason to expect that the
exhibition of 1875 will surpass any
previous one held ut this place. We
base this supposition upon the fact
that the crops throughout the county
have been SURPRISINGLY good and very
Temunerative, and the establishment
OF agricultural associations in our
midst has given rise to an cumulative
spirit amongst the flrmersand artisans
ofthc county, which undoubtedly will
be instrumental in making the display
Of articles numerous and respectable.
All that is required to make our
coming Exhibition surpass proceeding
ones is for everybody TO do Il little, and
we would advise all those who can but
have not yet done so 10 prepare some,
thing and take it to the fair; not 50
much for the real pay there is in it, but
for the purpose showing that our poo-
pie are still alive 10 the interest Of the
county. tits designed that the liberal
premiums offered, in addition 10 the
pride that each one should have, will
Induce exhibitors tobring out tho best
fruits of the soil and the finest efforts ol
their skin and handiwork. All premi-
ums will be paid on the last day of the
fair aud tho announcement of this 10y
the President will bo guarantee for
its faithful performance.
Tho Fair is gotten up for the mutual
benefit of tho Agricultural interests Of
of our county and is intended rs n week
Of recreation and enjoyment for all. Al
tor q splendid harvest and season ol
toll we all need littlo amusement and
we know Of no lcttcr place for oui
farmers and their wives and daughters
10 meet and comminglc together for
their amusement and bcneht than ous
coming Fair.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

l. loir Lii II'DrN lO C1iiy Sick
nos. prevails everywhere and cvCryho-
ly complains of some disease during
their life When sick, the object /, 10
get well ROW We say plainly tha. no
person in this world that is suffering
with py.ncpsin. Liver Complaint and
it, effects. such NJ Indigestion, Cos'iyc.
ness, sick Headache, Sour Stomach.
Heart Burn, palpitatiun uf the Heart.
Depressed Spirits. Biliou,ucss, tGc.. can
take Grccn's August Flower without
getting relief and cure. If you doubt
this, go To- John \. Moaty, Middlchurg.
Pa. and get sample bottle for 10 cents
and try it, Regular ,i2c 7jccut~. Two
doses will relieve YOU. July - - iyu
ARE 70" IS-rUFp w. II. Smith OF
Adnmsbur", Snyder county, IA. is
Agent for the Ntua Home Royal
Watcrtown and other first class stock
Companies. lie asks NO Premium
note. Docs not H-sc,s or tax you, and
for prompt payment. See card below,
and insure with him.
MCCLURE, r. ,1S1j.
This is to certify that my property
DESTROYED by fire ON the 3lst of May.
was insured in the Watcrtown, FIJI,
Insurance Co.. 10y w. II. Smith, of Ad-
lmSburg, and paid by the same with
in 30 days fram date Of adjustment, al
though in Sucha shape that the Co.
might haze refused. / recommend the
company to all having dwellings or
Farm property to insure.
Aug. 26-tf. w. W. BRArToN.
Coon PLACE To SroP AT.--rhe Ale
ghcny House, Nos. SlI 4 Sll is one of
tho best places tn stop at in Philad.
The rrOpr, Mr. Beck, is the right man
and knows how to run II iirst-class ho-
tel, IA all will testify who have stopped
ut his House. Terms reasonable.
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Our RAILROAD. Last week several
of the bond.holdors of the :. 4 /. II. Il.
passed over the road with II hand car
stopping nj the different stations, with
view ofscttling dumnecs To-day, 22d
inst, they intend To- hc in this place,
and IL is expected that all who have
claims will bc present We would
again appeal to our good citizens along
the road, To bc rs reasonable i'm their
demands ~ they possibly can. We all
know what advantages We cninycd
while the road was operated. aud that
very few were not benefited hy it in
some way; we also see and feel the
Disadvantages. inconvoni"n"cs, an Il
loss since the road has not been opera
ted.
Ifthc people along the line are rca-
sonahlc in settling their claims, We
have no doubt, whatever but that the
road will, in II few weeks again be-
open for trniIir, bat on the contrary II
they are not, they may miss an opprlu.
nifty which, will be eventually Il great
lrss Ia them and othcr---the road may
law idle for wears To como.
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NIAISASIAED.

On tho 10 h inst, by Rey. W, II. weisnd, MIR
Nathan Freed aud Miss Susan Snook, both OF
Deayertown.
In Selinsgrpve, sept, u, T.. q. Kistner & Miss
Annie schoch, daughter Of Benz. SchOch, dec'd'
In Selinsgrove, Mt the BRIDES residence, Sent.
10 by the Hcv. \. Doner, Of Washington city
nv .Chus. fiven and Miss Annie Hottenstsin,
both OF Selinsgroyo.
Dnthe 18th inst, by Rev. @. q. Erlenmeyer,
heiley kepler and Miss Mary L. lerger, both
OF Perry township
ON the same day, by the sa me, John ShaGor
TO Miss Matilda Reichenbaeh, both Of WasLin 4.
ton township.
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Arc our farmers laying by their
best specimens of field productions for
the coming fair We hope so.
PrpLir sALE.--Dr. Mycr. will sell his
house and lot situate in krattervillc. on
Friday, October 10Th. at o'clock l.. NJ
Terms ten per cent cash, balance in five
auhual paymcnts. 2w.
Walking horse races have come
into usage ut Western fairs. II is urg-
cd in favor cf such contests that horses
able To walk four or five miles nm
hour, are of more value to farmers, for
farm work. than those that can trot
mile in two-twcnty.
Ctr TINS OUT AND Stick 1T ~ Go''R
HAT.---rhe date of holding the next
election is Tuesday. November .. and
voters should bear in mind that Friday.
October LIST. j. the last day ON which
they can pay taxes also that Friday
October lst, il the last day for taking
out naturalization papcts.
AS the hunting season has opened
we would warn those who indulge in
the sport to be careful. for our expert.
cnce and the history of the past eigh.
teen centuries incline us to the believe
that no matter how we'll you treat n
shot gun nor how you bring it up, II
will bang the stuiliug ont of you the
very first time it gets chance.
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NOTICE Of Widows Appralsements

NOTICE Of Widows Appraiscments
= Suudcr tho $500 Law. Notice is
hereby given that the following widows
appraisemeHts have been filed with the
Clerk Of the Orphans Court OF snyder Co, ,
for confirmation on Monday, the 21lh day
Of September next.
Mary ltottensteln, widow Of Dr. Isaac II Of
tcnsteln deceased.
sarah Ott, widow ~ samuel Olt deceased.
Cathatlne iinckenburg, widow of John ua X.
onburg deceased.
Mary Engie widow Of Michael Engle deceased.
Sarah T., Knight, widow Oi jaime. W. knlSht
eeceased
sept.J,F5. j, GROUSE, clerk q. G.
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Re-uSioS.--lf the weather is fair
there will he IN immense asscmhlagc
of people in this place. on Tuesday,
Oct. 5. being the second day of the fair,
aud also the time. for n reunion nt ~Il~
dicrs Of the late war, of this and adjcin-
ing counties. The secretary informs
IT'S that he ia receiving letters every
day, not only from soldiers in this, but
from other counties, that they will bc
present. If all come who have prom.
jgcd, aud we have no doubt they will, II
will make lively day Cor Midilehurg.
and one that viii, be longs remembered by
the soldiers, who took part in the re-
union.
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DuEsI.GC SALE.

Tue uud r-'fucl TX, ,"riors " to ast,'o ~,
Juiu !. '1'l, decd vii sell at lullic Salo d, hie
i.t" r,stl"nr" ~ Jackson ioWn.hIr. ou
l Thursday, oct. 9TH. $50.
IT." tl,nNln" Valuable R,al Estate. 10 wit. \
certain Ita'i ~ AMI situate Ia Iecks,uttNhshir,
S"! d'r county, Pa, continuing ~ ACRES more
nt lnss' houn iyt IN the East by iauI uf Gcurl a
iir,hse aud Henry Lritlc', nu Tho Ntrih bv land
%! - Irte Ii"nighon, on the West hy David I.lss,
aid BENJAMIN T. LriDcl, uu the sJutl rs Aaron
ttl"r AnI incl Ioitlcl, 90 witch ara erected 4
iplD DWELLING HuiS Sc. NEW BANK
hNhN. aili other necessary uu'buiiiuFs. good
water. Ftnit rr'c-. such AZ Apples. Ch,rr.,s ~,
tue greater part uf Witch l. cleared and under
cultivation, the rest we'll 'imh.rcl.
Alrr. \ Tract II WDDDL NND, situate IN samo
t'"uship. bound a Fast by land Of SAMUEL Eltuy.
hr NORTH hy IUcl L,,l"l. West by AARON Be-.
~, : Nth 10y dcHrto II. Bcuf,r, continuing SIX
NtltBN m 'reur lo.s.
Ai"' At tine sauc iiuo Hul mace some rarti Ice II
! .aaL4i ~ atIty Nj! be sold. SalatJtl...r
At 10 O'clock A. VI. ~ sItI day when 3u, alton.
dance Willie glYvu audi'rus m0l" known Nv
FREDERICK LtlrIEL.
sept. :, ls-j E,ontnrr
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Republican Stanciug Committee.

The memb r. Of the Rcpubicnn standing
Com mmittee arc requested to meet at Mildebure,
Tuesday September ~. 1875. nt I O'Clock y. m
A f,li aId punctrnl attendance l. earnestly re
Suested. wM. u. BEAN ER, Chairman.
q. =. MoyER, Secretary.
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A DMfNIsTRAToRs' NOTICE.

(btettsrs tcstsmen,ary cn the estate Of Ie-e.
miah Stnhl, lt'e of West Perry twr;. Snyder
county, Pa decd have been granted 10 the
undersigned. All persons knowing themselvcs
lndehted to sud estate viii please make I'm.
mediate payment while those hnvlnr claims
against said estate will present them for set.
uemeutt TO CHARLES L. fEI.i MAN.
SEPT. 10, rs. pd. AdminIstra TOR
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that 7
4 have purchased at CIustablc'4 Salo tho ful
lowing prrtlnal pr porty, tpd ~ ia, urnu, r,v Of
DAVID brown, To- wit. ChaH R.-s putit. /
th'st, lot pa'os uud llis''-, BurErt. i4Nlu.
. 'lI'r,, 4 B'l Sttl. lrl 'Nr,i. Ty, Sn's.
b,th Pau,-that hINo lHft t'r same iu tI.u t.,..
session ui thr spid D.' td lIrIWu r,ut.lr, rrn.ur
Drd.r-, alt p,ff'rs Hr" hHr'lN ,.,t.HU.l r.t lp|
mod lie with ~ ia auyNi., II'nst,ru W.tN Ga.
came IEIlR KIIIill
Avg -, $50
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EXECUTORS' SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

TNJIE undersigned Executors of the
snyder county, Pa, dec'd., will offer at Puzzle
sale, In Fremont on
Saturday, Sept. 25, 1875,
Tho Following Naluablo Real Estlts, % wit
TRACT OF LAND, situate in Perry township,
snyder county, Pa, bounded on tho North by
land OF Matthias Schnoe, on tho Vest by land ~
Mm. Harding, on tho South and East by public
road, containing SEVEN ACRES AND 4 nAIr,
more or lose, in the highest state OF cultivation
Also two lots of ground, situate In the town OF
tho East, West by Walnut street, south by Mar.
ket street AMI North by an alley, on which are
erected GooD Two STONY DWELLING HOUSE,
NAV sTAsik, and all necessary, oatbuildings.
sale to commence at O'Clock T., NJ, OF said.dsy
when due attendance will bu given aud terms
OF sale made known by
JONATHAN u. SNYDER,
SEPT. >, tsI6, Executors.
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Invested In stucs tuyii"r,s N wall -. Books
.,nt tir""ipt- taiiiu.. 'bw 'tis done" sent
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H00K E.,IENTS ygg..i .,s. r,'. . ,sii ,sii
rW'L"n Scu.u .4.uI.l Nl,I'c.' 70 by X V.
II'u" 81. u. llrr rIt' l,pdy ltirg book out
tN''u..Er territory a.d LIBERAL terms, Address
tue author at Eu'laln
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B".cby IS COS .tisor.iscasas

r EOtI,NB IT. fvsry mriny bs,a II,
Lfie IA