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Cluster OF Golden Opinins of the BRADBURY Plano.


:, Dr.: Sims, Pastor of the Madison Avenue n
E. Church Baltimore, .sMy Ba' timore friend:
are IN ectacies with the beauti ul tones OF our
Bradbury" va
Dr.. II. b. Ridgway, s:My amily ana mapx
friends pronounce the Brsdb ~ Piano splendid, !,
Philip Philips New 70 says, 81 have sunr
with and used the Bradb ~ Piano in NV i :1s
ly Tor yeers." - ' A~A'-
Rev. Alfred Cookma Wilmington. Del. ssw.
tnlnk our Bradbury Piano the best Instrument
We ever heard"
Rev john Goodman, Pastor Bedford Street
~. T. Church, New York, I'VE prefer the Brad
Dury Piano to all others.
W e.: Fischer, Professor of Music. Girard
mend them"
Chaplain McCabe, PHILADELPHIA Pa. sFrouo
tne atlantic to the Pacific Coast have heard of
the superior qualities of the bradbury Piano.n
Rev. A: j Kynett. d. D., Corresponding Sec.
retary, church Extension. 81 uee a rd can v,th
OUT on ~ besltaton recommend the Bradbury Plane
Rev. Daniel Curry. Editor Christian Advocate.
aid inss1 Bradbury Piano. and It'll splen
Dr.. DePuy, Assistant Editor Christian Advo-
toseost use ~ sne Bradbury Piano, and it stands
e, w: Q: Kingsley, Brooklyn, shy Plano sives
Dr Daniel Wise, Editor Sunday School AID.
vocate, II use the Bradbury Piano. and thinE
like his music, it cannot be excelled.3 ''''-A'
Rev. W. H. Ferris, New York aNv p-.a,
mas stood longer in tune, and sounds better ths;,
any Fiano In my District ''A '''"-'
Rev. DR.. Fields, Editor of ths Ex.,~.,,.t ..r
nave anS ~, nsed Bradbury fov years in my family,
anu 'nink there Is no one SUPERIOR
y Sands Street Church, Brooklyn. St Lukes M.
D. I Sinurch, anu host of other Churches usa the
Po a%onry PIANO in their Lecture and School
Hotels in the United States.
most cneermily recommend the Bradbury to al
ny friends who wish to purchase Arst-class
DR.. Walden, Book Agent. Cincinnati. Ohio
my Piano Grows swceter every day.
d.; VIM; Butler; Mexico, aG.andest Piano in
DR.. S. l. Baldwin, Missionarv. Ohm. .u...
ing among the Celestisls like it. "o'a-
vd Rev; DR.: Lore, Editor Northern Christian "A.
Church m1v S N lansing Taylor, Pastor N.
onufcn' new Haven, Como. -
meS; Geo TAYLOR. Faster Sands Street Church
~>AooA'yus ~. H.
Church Sss B S%SrE Haynes. rastoz Hanson NJ l.
ch Rev; 0, Q. Tiffany, Pastor Metropolitan
church, Washington, d. @.
DF z. r. Crooks, Editor The Methodist, N. r.
Rev; L. Weed, Pastor Carroll NJ. Z. Church.
Brooklyn, N. Y. 4-y@
oS OF OTHERS.
,DU nxRRErSON STTTu
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-20
BRADBURY PIANO

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AND HUNDREDS OF OTHERS.
FREEBORN GARRETSON SMITH,
IA East h st. beteem late Superintendent
Saccesort to RM b. a
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-20
An ageni just cleared $l99 first three weeks Sc /
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LIFE AND LABORS OF

Another $50, first SO 900 copies OF this STAND
ARD LIFE, OF the V-1KRAN ExPLOkER sold
100000 more needed by the people. A book q
ma,chiers interest prOfusely illnstrat",., and
very cheap. A ROYAL CHAsCE tor sgents. 70.
proof and terms. addres- Hubbard Bros IS La
salic St.. Chicago, Ill.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-10
GREENLAND De~,

Two Of these dogs can drag Is much q
one man. Nothing can be more exhilarat-
ing than dog-eledging in the Artic regions on
. flne day. The rattling pace Of these dogs
their Intelligence In choosing the road
through the broken ice, the strict obedience
paid by the team to one powerful dog whom
they elect as leader, the arbitrary exercise Of
authority by the master dog, the constant
use of the whip, and the running conversa-
tion kept up by the driver with the different
dogs, who well known their names, afford
constant enjoyment. However useful they
may be, these Artic dogs seem to deficient in
that affecttonate disposition which endeara
their species 30 much to man.
A Atraveler once said that he believed the
Esquimaux dogs to be the most ungratefol
creatures In creation. He had travelled for
several hundred miles by sledge, and for six
weeks 1t was his duty regularly to feed the
dogs !; but after only few weeks' absence,
at the conclusion of his journey, they would
not recognize him in the slightest degree. II
is impossible to domesticate these creatures,
as under tender treatment they sicken and
die.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-10
PhilaaeIpnls Trade Report.

SATURDAY, July 8.-There is no improved
demand fer cOttOn-nO change from recent
nnntYtions. Small sales of Middllng Upland
at llAc and Gulf at 12c.
CiOyerseed sells at II q 18c, and ls scarce.
Timothy is firm at $3. $500 bushels flax
seed were received dy the crushers; the ar
ticle is worth 81 3sa 40 ooo
Rio at II o Is c, and 100 bags Laguayra at
III O l7szc. Sugaris in good request at Sae
a sc for fair and good refining Cu6a out
ali The recent offerings have been dlspo ed
nf and no transactions are reported. ke-
fined sugars closed at Ilss for cut loaf; llN
fnr crushed and powdered: lie Jor for gran
ulated, and l0lzc for A. -.
1<c ncr GALLON, with steady Inquiry; sales
81 5l7 hhds 81 tieaces Cardenas and S7S mas
* ierccs Havana at 35c for 30 test, at the
close some holders insisted on 35M.,
THE Flour trade Is characterized by con.
tinued duflness, the inquiry being connnen @
mostly to the local trade. sales oI 4.OUO
barrels RedstOne. Girard, Market street.
City, ,Frankford and Camden Mills s. on seefeI s re1
terms: and 900 barrels, in lots, at Va q % ior
= xtres: as 6a8 for low grade and Ch0ice
snrineW heat Families; IS rs q so for White
Wheat 10. aud W q s 80 for fancy brands:
Rve Flour commands Sa5O No sales OF
'iTi, The Wheat market is as dull as ever.
Sales of 8 OOO bushe 8, including old Penna.
Red at 81 81 o 55 Western W - 40; sP1ta. y.
ed Ohio at 70 s2c White orn ~ =, Na e
ioaa y, Sctive. with sales Of 5000 bushels Vel.
iow M II 5Ol1 q 0Oc.; mixed at q q &c., and sai!
VI k8ISc. III 8, b. Oats are rather nrmerr anS
SS eseO bSsshels Ohio "a NortA Western sold g 9
r \ ! l,ss |g!e
The Morning herald., 1876-07-10
AnecdOte of Daniel Webster.

IF During college vacations, he and his
brother returned to their fathers, In Sails
|bury. Thinking he had right to some re-
|turn for the money he had expended on their
|educatiop, the father put scythes into their
hand and.,orlered them to NOW. Daniel made
a few sweeps, and then resting his scythe,
wiped the sweat from his brow. His father
|said, whats the matter, Dan" "My
|ecythedon't hang right, sir" he answered.
IHis father fixed it, and Dan went to work
lsgain, but with no better success. Some
hing was the matter with his scythe-and
then it was again tinkered-but it was not
hong before it wanted fixing again, and the
father said in pet, "Well hang 1t to suit
yourself" Daniel. with great composure,
hung it on the next tree and, putting on o
[grave countenance, said, 'It hangs very
|well now am perfectly satisfied"
The Morning herald., 1876-07-10
MatrimOny and Suicide.

A paper to the late number of the Galary
On "Suicide," presents SO many classi-
fed facts that the reader is almost persuad-
ed to believe with Buckle, that the data of
race, religion, climate and habits being
given, we can decide the suicidal probabili-
tes with scientific certainty. The vicissitudes
of matrimony provide the following induc
tioDs: It has been found that in million of
|husbands without children there were 40
suicides, and in the same number with
children, there were only 205. In a million
oT wives there were l57 without children
and 45 with children. In million Of wild
overs without children thers were 1904
suicides; with children 226; among the wild
Ows there were 234 without children, and 10f
with. These figures are eloquent pleaders
favor Of family tics as conservators of
&lifa
The Morning herald., 1876-07-10
When to Eat Fruit.

| The question is often asked at what time
in the day fruit should be eaten. In tropical
countries, where fruit is the chief Article of
food, the rule appears to be that the earlier
in the day It is taken the better, and the
bater the worse. In hot weather many wise
people will eat none after noon, alleging
that the digestion then declines in power
with the decline of the day, and the fruit,
nstead of digesting, decomposes, owing to
khe presence ofthe saccharine matter. The
objection to fruit and certain kinds Of vege-
tables late in the day, be the explanation
what it may be, is certainly justified by an
hmple experience, though some persons can
lat fruit at all hours without feeling any
lnnnnvoninuca
The Morning herald., 1876-07-10
An Uln brell8 story

The other day, very nice young man,
when the storm came up, chased after lovly
koung lady two blocks and half to shield
ber from the fury.of the elements, and then
When she accepted his courteously- -proffered
bid, and he opened the spreading parachute
kbove her maidenly head, her eyes stood out
bn her cheeks as she read her fathers name
tainted in two-inch letter on the alapaca:
Ind he--he was SO mortified that he tried
> die half-a-dozen times while he was
Falking home with her, and made up his
bind that he would drown the next time be,
bre he would grab up an umbrella in the
Ost-oflice without looking at 1t.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-10
'Pe,rssnlal.

,o ,ow ,nem by Mr.. Swinburne win be
lns l,Shsd . n the London Atheneun shortly.
paw T.wrepce Barrett has purchased . yacht
Had lad the Wrath, and Joined the boston
Yacht Club. 4,
". Samuel Mckee, one OF the pioneers In
.,s W. lass trade at Pittsburg. died ON Mon
a.y, i.y E,gd aged 81. .
Soorce Eliot sold "Daniel Deronda" for
q ~ o1 0oo and percentage that will yield
900 additional.
H. Dollinger opposes the abolition Of
clerical M celibacy, and in this disagrees with
Pere Hyacinthe.
postmaster General Jewell and family are
..aud,no week with Mr.. Samuel NJ. Shoe
maker. at his country place, near balti-
more.
Tho Lincoln Birthday Association Of Buf-
salc has petitioned Congress TO make the
birthday Of Lincoln national holiday.
Walt Whitman's new book, The Two
p,r,lets. Ie receives careful but not altogeth-
nr mI favorable review in the London Academy.
prof. Huxley will visit this country
This summer. His stay will be
~orv vn brief. put he has, nevertheless, con-
sented to give three lectures before hts de-
parture.
Mr.. and Mrs Sartoris, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W. smalley, Charles Dudley Warner, and
the Hon. Israel Washburne are now on the
ocean sailing towards America.
The Rev. Petroleum V. Nasty, %. X.
1ockc). is contemplating trip to Europe
as soon as the Presidential campaign Is
over.
Bringham Young is the father of sixty
three children, forty-fve of whom are liv-
lng. More than one-half Of them are fe-
males, blondes and, plain looking.
Miss Bennett, sister Of James Gordon
Bennett, of the New York Herald, has re-
tired to the seclusion of the Sacred Heart
Convent, at Manhattenville, where she ex-
poets to devote her life to self-sacrifce.
Bartholdi expects to have his colossal
statue of Liberty finished In time to be ex-
hibited at the Paris Exhibition Of 1878
The wrist which was nodded lately took
200 sacks of plaster for its composition.
A monument to Francis Deak, the Hun
garian statesman, is to be erected at Pesth
Foreign and native artists have been invited
| to send in designs, and prizes, have been OF
! fered for the three best ones, The cost O
the monument Is not to exceed loo, 600 flo
rims.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-10
Cure for IntOxicating Drinks.

Somebody says that an orange eaten every
borning one half hour before breakfast will
lre the craving for liquors, After preserv
hg in the recipe, and by regularity, a re-
brmed drunkard states that the taste OF
)quor has become repulsive to him. AS
be same prescription is often given for
bmmon disordered stomach, 1t will DO no
|arm for any one to try it who is striving to
et the better of his diseased appetite.
Anybody can soil the reputation of any
Individual, however pure and chaste, by
ttering suspicion that his enemies Will
elieve and his friends never hear OF. A
blff of the idle wind can take million OF
e seeds of thistle and do work of mis-
lief which the husbandman must labor
Ing to undo, the floating particles being TOO
be to be'seen and too light to be stopped.
lch are the seeds Of slander, SO easilysown,
difficult to he gathered up, and yet 80
rniclous in their fruits. The slanderer
pws that many wind will catch uP the
gne and become poisoned hy H. ineifluMa: q
,'ss ':sss; VIZ sYs' = :, q, \ $
The Morning herald., 1876-07-10
Ersdlicating COnceit.

Humility has this consolation 1t finds
that the greatest minds have had the least
conceit that Shakespeare bent down from
the imperial height of his intellect to be
taught by clown-to be informed by .
milkmaid that Socrates, in his celebrated
voyage in search Of knowledge, with his
perpetual questions concerning the cause OF
things, found that knowledge In a work.
mans shop which he could not find amongst
the schools of the professors or philosophers
that Newton compared himself to q child,
who playing on the seashore, had picked up
a shell here and stone there, and thought
them pretty, but knew of them no more.
The bullet of steel is worn smooth and
polished whenit passed through the gizzard
of m ogtrich. The most conceited young prig
wba eyer lived will find his level when
brought to the rude experiences Of the
world. R-t
The Morning herald., 1876-07-10

The Christian Register, of Boston, says !:
s'There is no more arrant nonsense than thr
implied claim of some Unitarians and Free
Religionists that they are the only friends
of free thought and fearless inquiry. There
are noble men in all the leading 'evangeli-
car denominations who encourage and
practice perfect liberty of investigation,
and are orthodox not because they dare
not compare their beliefs, but because after
comparison they haae become satisfied that
their belief is nearest the truth"
The Morning herald., 1876-07-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.
stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA. July s, 1873.
1old ll2 @Il2Ll Phila q Read
silver loo @lO2 RR, 441%@44sA
HsN 1881 l2Oss6D 1908 P r & Buffalo o @9N
s.N,s 1875 lI6%6sales "hila q Erie l8I4@l8s5S
"InIv ISR5 ll7L sales L.ehigh Val 57111 sales
"Juiy 1887 ll9h "NhybtocR 4a4(gaass
"JuiyI888 l2lN@ jataW1ssa n 70 gsaies
"lO-4Os 11SI01l8s1l do pre1d @
New IS 1l7A salesl N Central "a g.
c,tv Ss newlOSl l50 lOSA Hestonville 347h@A.
UCo'sof M 1873 sales 18th q l5th g
penna RR $40 81 Ger. Pass %
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DISEASES OF MEN.


Tho importance Of the hesnhiness or the nervous
and death and tho direct bearing which II has on
moderate the danger Of everlasting
in mental Investigation and resesrch whether BY the
absorbing attention the conduct of compl
Gated and momentcus business or BY the excss
sysem. All these subjects Tor confederation
also the knowledge OF what Is moderation what is
seeking advice from expert who for long series Of
years devoted hswhole time and attention study
porssns to accurately dsermins the
conditions their and origin whether arising
from the exercisc its irregula y aud
thus avoiding THE painfully slow feeling aef truth 70
ient Who very naturally to know without deisy
what Is the matter. the extent nf the crranRemen
probabilities Of recupcration and the time required
well the usefulness of the
plication Of suitable remedies found in tho important
only home but abroad. that largo propo
ton Of those who suffer from mental disturbance and abso
treatment within year after the first symptoms have
tested themselves
hausted by intense mental applications depriving OF tho
ed thought II only its strength
b being properly fed and nourshed by the Of certain
systematic methods is precisely In other de-
whether OF Appetite propensity passion
reuuring remedy for its
hausted conditions The Importance OF this branch of
scarcely bc overraed for IL reaches
the Of family the securing Of hereditary
From long and experience In this direction have
been able command BY my the thankful apprec
I certainly communicate much cultivated minds
connection with practical experience in what
and the Of recovering Their powers whether or BRAIN
appetite, prcpensy or PASSION
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IRECToRY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
CoAsTvlsE STEAMSHIPS.


! TEXAS LINE ron GALVESTON TarcnISaAr KEY
wss! s.,gyinS ,hs 4, Emitted state. msrae steamer
on saardsy Nay T ass H. from s@ y East River.
and Tssas sas and Great Norser" s
weston Hens'on and isnder'on aud the ,;avoon Harris
a. sss; 1ss .psy rS, freight % @ as o 4; IS
MoRGAS's LINE OF srEAMis,iiI's.
will sail Saturday New Orleans transferring Texas
freight there 30 Aogans Louisiana and Texas Railroad Tor
Morgan City thenee per horgans line o. steamers 10
The xLGIEEs viii sail from pier 20 Sor.. Ives New
aisss asss on saturday Nay q = = ~ ''' Ss" o'''"'
Through bs Of latI " signed Mobile Galveston and
AL points the Galveston harrisburg and SAN Antonio
,nis and Teas sTd GSss, So aaS
and ZAP a"on and a. psn ssSs on sss a
F,si.h. ier ,Mslys and Fulton landed !. sosgors
asos ssnt. as the expense and ,.s e soasisnss
se effected under policy q q Whit
ney CO. New % orsas From Sec Y.s & 10 Ssw % Sa g..
Freight lowest rates. freight further Informs
'' CHARLES A. WHITNEY 4 co; ;.. agents:
ONI.y DIRECT LINE TO oFtoRIDA-.wEEKLy LIME
~ 20 Port Royal, : & Fernand'na, Fla nrnnswsss,
steamer GxaoSD Lsf usp,sn facio,s I'll, VIII Thurs.
Rio'i s'c'a So or Ii aERSas M
GELfckE. las Maiden lane.
nLD DOMINION. STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
For Nor.olk City Point and Richmond Tuesdays, Thurs
days aud saturdays at r. NJ. connecting with the Virginia
Lilac. Chesapeake and ohio Railroad and with the
pany lines interior points North Carolina
Virginia Ncwbern and Washington, y. c. Noriolk).
Tuesday. THURSDAY Hnd saturday
Lewcs Dell Monday and Thursday at II. NJ, connecting
with MARYLAND and Dslsware railroads
Passenger accommodations unslrpA~sed
Through passage and bs Of adinx to all points AZ
lowest Norfolk. dc. cent Freight
received daily pier 81 North kscr General offices, l
Greenwich st. n. l.. McSfEADi. PRESIDENT
THAvELLERs, GUIDE.
a LBANy.-PEoPLE's LINE. STEAMBOAT LEAVE
IN pier 81 North River daily. sundays excepted, at r
81, for Albany and All points North and West
IvITIzENs' LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY AND ALI
~ points Northeast aud West leave daily except 5Nur-
day, AT q r. NJ, iron pier 10 North River
(yATsKILL CREFK LiNE.-NIsw CHAMPION TUES
~ day Thursday and Saturday from pier 4. Canal - !;
McMANuS. alternate days, from Leroy ST.. I. NJ
T,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON.
Il via Newport and Fan River Tho world renowned
htenmboats BfISTOI and PROVIDENCE. leave pier Is
r. NJ Throagh tickets sold all tho principal hotels
the city.
L,OR NoRwALK DTRECE-rARE REpUCED--ON
aud after Monday May II, the steamer AMEIcu will
pier 81 East River foot Of Market ST. 10 and from
foot of SD o'clock r. NJ returning leaves south
Nwak 80 A. NJ daily Sunday exccptcdl connecting
each way with Dnnhuy and Norwak and New Haven Rail-
roads Fare ~ cents
Excursion tickets o. cents
nLD EsTABLIsiIED LINE FOR sTUyvEsANT, CATS:
~ kill and intermediate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. An DREW
HARDER from Franklin st. tpier a5 Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday. steamer MONITOR Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. Mt ~ NJ
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,-<,-,x, =
Al A'fSsssSSa fo,sSanow cuEspAy,. MAY q.
.y yAx IAssEHL 4 REaRSEy: H'eS AucrIosEERs,
Axp M EAs Asp s s MAX ASorh1S 4n
CHESTNUT rRorrIxa MARE. ..JoLLm nySTr
sqS poSoR EySr ~ pl4SGrS Ssf asn u S5Ssos \
hands, kind In all harness from vice. plem-
'Jr ss .ss ys" s sS ss ssy s
me and md i n every WY superior sentemans road
TOP WAGON used only few times cby smith, and set
single Harness. &c
ELEGANT PONY ESTABLISHMENT
cHEsTNuT soRREL PONY, lax hands, years: kind
very stylish ana handsome % With long long full msns and
Eaor ~: sf Gf SsY ssf y EETs Ii. . Ct s; ws
pow yRANTEp NJ yrs SOUND, KISn @ AND IN TErE: and
70 match. Blanket Sheet. Whip, &c. s.''''' ''' -
GRAY rRorrISo HORSE. 15x hands. q years; kind and
true, true in all harness; free from vice.; is nne under
thar MINI cam n' BE- ms'nsiy psivsS
kASE6 s. ux S';f KS sna n and
TOP SIDE BAR WAGON, by DAY ( son, and set nns
single Harness. Sheet. &C.
VERY FINE CHESTNUT MARE. ls,s hands, years;
saddle Sas 10 faults VICE Or tricks @ d s any Kind h..
been used BY ladies' and children perfectly safe for
ran.ed IN every way as represented: also
TOP Pony Phaeton BY first class city maker set single
Harness. &c
ssIx-sEAT PARK PHAEToN. BY FLANDRAu.
DOG CART very cry ELnGANr FOUR WHEEL. with pole
NEW fotshSff t H fSSk raxETos. BY xAxs1
FULL ~. FLOODED @ ALDEESEy COW. year. old and
FULL FLOODED ALpEkSEY CALF BULL. ewsek.
on Exhibition alter q IL oCs G";hs TiS "
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11AXAMA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA AND PACIFIC
POSTS. vim Isthmus of Panama
Sailing from pier ~ North River. : .
Steamer CRESCENT CITY SATURDAY, May IT
Aspinwaii connecting via Panama Railroad at Panama
with Hrst c.ass s,esmships for ports above.
= '-s p''' W. +. CLYDE 4 CO.,
No u bowling Green.
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MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMIC ROUTE TO HOL-
Ul LAND BELGIUM. THE RHINE, SWITZERLAND.
&C. &C. VIA ROTTERDAM.
Strnhef NVA MA ~ unc .
These beautiful Steamers carrying the United
mail 20 the Nethersnd favores with public
Trips regular. rates low comfort ana living perfect
For freight. Fer passage,
FuNcii. EDyE CO. l. W. MORRIS.
80 broadway
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE--STEAN TO QUEENS
u TOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
smiling every TUESDAY,
from pier ~ North River
1DAHO... May 80. 1DAM WISCONSIN June 20. r. NJ
NEVADA. June Is. lOAM WYOMING Jay !, "a. NJ
Cabin, $50. $40 and ssh. currency
intermediate. $4D stccrage. $2i
Passengers booked To and from Paris Hamburg. Norway
Sweden &c Drafts on ireland England France and tier
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