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VOL. 3.
TV. GEOKGIA. MAY 25, 1869.
NO. 42.
UrDiton Courier publishes the fol-
xtrooi of » letter from Laurens C. J!. t
m rlcston j “Tho people all
and the iiLdgliLoring Ills,
believe, are ploughing up the cotton,
replacing with cutton, and -nmo
risk don't think Ureal lliit uiu ought
Dion to paying.
It Illinois Visitors.
lire,says the Mobile llt.iis-
ilumct ol good and kind lliin -n
oar llto visitors to llicir read-
iVitiat tlicy saw and did in
\Vu uliull Iihvo to give
broken doses, an it would ex-
our largot limits to publish
a lump. Wo arc more uud
of the good rcnulln ol
union. It baa verified tbo old
lilt “teeing is believing,'’ and
a bit little doubt tliut most of
MMlita, and especially thoae
[Radicalpertunaion, had unfold-
hem through their seven sens-
rnlirely new revelation on the
Ian <o the South. We have
lo-dajr for only two extracts :
rau I Ho Pro. port (III) Bulletin')
It TH* SOUTH RKUAIK IN* TT-
VMIOX.
i Bay appear to bo a ri-
>0, after four years of •>
hi Sooth in the Union.
II,tbo question is apprej i! .,
& [■ known that military coin-
trrmovo Governors snd ap-
hbm they please—when tlicse
Appoint city mayors, conn -
sr officer*, contrary to tho
llbt people, if thn Southern
ire in the ITniuu, lmw do these
’trial T By wlmt authoritv do
7 commanders remove officers
I by the people ? Could these
ryaen do so in Illinois? If
J* Wies it that they can ex-
l^lcdpow er in oilier Slat on
lUltho South, anil believe
Slate to be in the
.. _ a the ileeiMion of the
(fcirtin tbo case of Texas
tboy nrc eutitletl to all
iU md protections extended to
Let the army, treed-
_ and all other oh ;truo *
life and liberty be at
Kaoved. Tbe«e tilings done
to South will again mourn? her
«plaei in our nation, and wo
■are forward together to a grand
boot! future.
Aentiboro (111) Osteite)
nu. niB TRUTH.
UUdieai editors ol llio Illinois
"•"-elation were received, dnr-
** reccnttxcursion to Alabama,
T never were belore, with gon-
, whole-souled hospitality. They
S»'t&'W<t feted, and taken a.
■ and brothers to tbo ublo nud
'■rawing rooms of tho represent
j^gol the South. Their mie-
Therc is a movement in tho Ohio
Legislature to remedy tho alarming
evil of celibacy by a law to enforce
marriages. Yesterday we had Gree-
ley ]>ro|H>slng a tai ifi' duty on import
ed artists lo protect the home article.
What shall we liavo to-morrow ?
The ('liietgo a Times thiia B disposea of
the absurd and wicked proposition:
Ohio proposes to counteract the
evil efi'ects of increasing celibacy by
the enactment of a law that shall make
it criminal to remain single after the
age of twenty five years. This is a
practical remedy for (lie social evil
which would have probably never oc
curred lo any other people Ilian tho
Ohio Legislators. It is dilficult to
treat this movement in a serious way;
yet, as it is claimed that it will go
lor toward ridding society of the most
serious problem that lias ever been pro
senled to it, it is perhaps worthy of a
moment's thought, and the only way
in which it can be determined is by
trial or by comparison.
The French students and the Bava
rian soldiers are two very different
classes ol men, bu'. they resemble each
other in one very important particu-
1 - They aro frightfully and univer-
ALBAISiy
VARIETY WORKS l
I ui*.
tally iinpmiuiouH,—tbcsoldier receiv*
ing pay of a few cent* n day, and tbo
student livin*; from band to ^noutb.—
Uotli these eluuht’B have adopted pecu
liar relations wjtli tbc opposite sox in
llieir own condition ot life. Both too
poor to marry and support a bouse*
oi martial relationship is
bold, a sort
agreed upon, and viewed by society as
very commendable. Tbo opinion of
French society is that a uriskttu is a
kind oi protecting angel to tho student
iu keeping him trout general bad hab
its ; the German soldier’s finance is
considered just as good .as any other
wumau iu her set. Formerly iuture
marriage was a more frequent result
than now when infidelity is not so
rare. But docs nnyotic suppose tbnt
there would bu less infidelity, or great,
or happiness, if these people were reg *
ularly uiarrtal y
Iti» tbo same general canao—pov
erty—which leads to c libaoy. or sep
aration alter marriage, iu so many in
stances in this country. If tho l." u
which shall enforce marriage shall
so supply some rem dy for thu •
iml trouble, its efTe* will ur l«
be more bo’iefieM :,,, t •..
da thit its <
At their Shops,
Front St, Albany, Oa.,
KENDALL & GILBERT
Are prepared to nmmifuoinre
Sash, Blinds, Doors & Furniture
of every ileseripiion and tpialily.
WAGONS & IttraoiF.H,
DR. J. BRADFIELL’S
mAII RiMOK,
WFinn’s Ifosl Friend
LA-AV CARDS
rptllM T.lu.l.l. VT„u r | n , I, proprr „, for
■ WllXllvl •wi.llial.., . • .* . *
""!* *»eln»l*.lv, ttn.1 io I,; of,I I,,
mnl in tin nil manner of
WOOD WORK
Ulaclcsmit hi ng
—AS—
Builders & Contractors'
HOUSE, SION,
OOAOH PAINTERS,
They are fully prepared to make engagements,
and to execute the work with neainees, fidel
ity and dispatch. And, having secured the
services oT
COMPETENT WORKMEN
*“““ ' ,nl ?-." >• l>J *l"'-J f.pKl.ll;imho..
.mm wh.t. Ih. »o,«. i. .ii,..,i or ,a „„a viu
eure any irregularliy in (tie ••i, fnw •* rx .
eepi ill kucIi eases as require a surreal oper-
shon. As these U*i are very rare, h...
walk IliMiituruK Ih m'nlnuM universal at»t»H-
cmlon. In a midden aliuok of ihe "inonililv
courses” from com. imulde of mind or like
eauae, it trie like a charm, l.y rkhtorinotiir
MsoiiaiuK in i vr.Rv iNsrsNi-R,iIiiihrelieving
ihe fever, liendaohe, pniu in the muni! of the
hack and‘-lower eiomneh.” Hushes of heal
about»he face, chilly scnsaiion*. hurning »r
ihe eyelids and general resiletsne^. Taken
in lime, all these aympion.s pas- away imae.
iliaiely, wuhotil injury in ihe eon«lilntlAit.
frmiuen ly, however, the proper remedy it
, J . n '.h p disea-e becomes
chronic, and the foundation laid for number-
less evils to the constitution of the woman
The next “turn” oomca around nud there is
no “show, or perhaps the “whites” will ap-
pear. There will be some uneasiness about
the womb, but very little or uouo of the nats
iirul fluid escaping. The complexion becomes
Hallow, bowels swolen, a sort of greenish cast
about the face, constant .lull ncliing pains
the head, weight in the lower stomach ami
hack, with or without the whites, palpitation
ot the heart, pallor, exhaustion, indigestion,
weariness, langonr. aching across the loins
bias or appetite, pain in left breast, tightness
across the chest, cough and giddiness. If
stiU allowed to go »u, green Hickucsn will be
luilj developed—Hie headache becomes severe
with loss of memory, diminishing sensibility
sick »tomac„, dyspepsia, no relish for food,
lots ot tleab, increased fluttering of Ihe bean.
awr.LLixu or thk fkkt. legs and body and oc!
casionnl spitting of blood. The slightest ef
fort causes lirilHIRD BRCATUINll. almost $!*».
The skin is flabby and a “doughy
,?!* T J ,i ? 19 a s * d P^ture, but it h the con.
d'lion ol thousands of women between Ihe
ages of 1«‘* aud 43, who are brought to the
verge of the giave by ignorance or ueelecl to
take the proper remedy. To all who are af-
flirted with auy of the symptoms above men-
1 toned, iu connection with an irregularity ol
.* ick ue»s.- we earnestly say
JAKE l>t. J. hltAI.KIKI.DS FEMALE
HKCL LaTOK. A te* .mooes taken, you will
fits, and with a
•lly restored to
D. H. POPE,
ATTORNEY AT'lAIV
ALBANY, OA.
Will give prompt attention to any Imsinesa
entrusted to him, in all the Honrts ol Dough-
ertv nud surrounding counties.
Jnn. I, Ibii't |y
I-. I*. M. WAKRKK
WRIOHT A
AT r
WARREN,
OltNEYS ATI, AW.
W AI.BtNV.UA
Ud. practice in the seven 1 (.'flirts ol
lAwaiitl l*«|iiily in Inis Stale t oil the
-irt*ml (outis ol the 1 hull'll Stales i.tribe
•Mate or (icurgia.
B' , '" '<> COMMIIWION 1"
liANKUUl'TOV.
Albany, dan. I. 1869. ly
..Rti iiAKii tionas
nt once experiepr.
• itiecr
“ively used for
"ny of the most
Khyaiciana of
'FIELD’S FK
•id for Womin
UHUtily, by
HID,
'Kl'OGl.ST.
\Hxnia, Oa.
tin.
■Mrntood, was to find
obiervation tlio condi
. socially and politic
toil their readers thp
«»y returned home. This
■~ ‘ir«»k«d iu Yolurn for
Jt hospitality. Will
. , „ - r —, President of tho
! MU Ohio Railroad) who so
“J furnished them lreo trane_
i NaoW not- respond to tho
pa word of a toast, “Cit-
* ho arose from tho table
■ that onder the role of
Congress that he'was
“ o} that he was not
is, or of tbo United
the; tell their readers
JHgent
gtiadoUut, buy negro.^^^
I have i
_ no voioe in muaitf-
•HUnV Will the
Same ol theat Aril,
*LT5ifiT&-
keeptWr mdent^»dfMi*{t«
less, hut. tho mimher ot ahaudoiK'l
married women would he greater.
Continental society, and even the so
cial circles of this country, within tho
last few years, have shown what tho
results of uncongenial marriages,
•‘manage do convcniance; and misalli
ances of all kinds are. They are con.
.thrive totho spread of the social evil,
and are the cause ol corruption in that
part of a social community where vir
tue is looked for above all other places.
Ohio will sooner accomplish a reform
by licensing prostitution than by en
forcing marriages.
HaVSjust ifMitt.l a NEW Mil (’(iMi'LETr
•lack of
GENERAL MERCHANDIZE,
Comprising
Auolhrr Phase on the Alabama Q«es-
lion.
S/iff ial TtlSfiriiphic Contipniulrucf of I hr Cou
rier Journal. J ,
Washington, May 15.—A letter,
lias been received in thin city, from
London, from a prominent American 1 .
and an ex-oTllcial of this Government,, D "D V /I A A T\ Cl
in which tho writer says that no mat- \J [\, | U U'J JJ kj ,
ter what instructions this ndministra-:
tion nmy send over regarding new no- j
gotintions on the Alabama question, |
the BHtish government will nover con-, _ __
sent totho settlement of the claims cr.|tJXOWv.v BJJXtJ. Piia ,
cept by intornatioual arbitration j and
unless the nuhrinistmtion accepts this
from the start os tho proper basis, no
negotiations of any character need Arc
expected. Minister Motley will be
he're next week to have a final confer
ence with Secretary Fish before sail
ing for London.
AI.I.ROKD OUTRAGES IN THK SOUTH.
After some diioassion ot the ques
tion, U has been decided to instruct
military' commanders at the South to
inveitigato alleged outrages there, es-
« y in QeofirU. Instructions hive
nit to' military commanders in
Georgia to institute a thorough exam
ination into tho recent killing of Mr.
Adkins, a member of the Georgia Leg
islature, and to find out, if possible,
tho perpetrators ot hi* aaaaaaioatlon,
tbatjustieo may be meted.oot to
thira/ 9 _
TukUappv Fahily—The Washing
ton correspondent of the llemld states
that Sumner called _ at tjw White
IIonBe to eee tho President last week,
but Mr. Dent, the Chief Uehec, bar-
ing carried up hie card, returned, with
thf remark that be would havo to wait
Giteeo tniuutea. Mr. Sumner said b#
woald not wait fifteen mlaatee for
Napolean, Queen Viotoria or any one
SJTond that when Mr. Grant want-
Jj to me him ho.eould «end /or him.
With that h. the;
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS,
OLOTHXHQ
CROCKEI
WOOD WARE,
SJk.3D3DXiBKrY,
AC.. AC., AO.,
$r.
-u.'.cr -ilt, Iht.rt.
••,* • ■ -CSir: I lets P lcs
. ■- .me lint, pro, io in lo iu.
. .. 1 Will, ll.. utmr...l «ncc.MS, mi a
...am girl, your rEM.UE RKdULATOR,
j.rrpar.,1 lira a, Ohnttslipa Drug Nior.. Wr»l
lt>ial,Qa. She itad been sutlfrlng severely
from iiippressed meDMrnotit.it. aud tbit MeUl-
erne •o.tu lesloinl her Iu Iic-hIiIi. Nhe is, to
Jav, liviiig in Atlanta, sutind ihdI Bell.
I will Mate, further, that I know of Its being
used, with equal success, ,> n a servant pir'. of
ray brother in law. Prof. Rutherford, of
Athens, ila. Thk woman had. I think, been
diseased tor six yean. She w.n a hotike ser
vant, and seemed cured, up i,i i (•». iiuie of
“freedom. I do not besiiaie la indorse your
preparatiou for the purposes t.*r whieli von
recommend It. *
Yours truly. J.S’O, ('. WHITS'HR
STATE OF OKOnaiA. Tkoi f C«i xrv.
This is to certify that I have t xuinined lh<
reolpe or Dr. Joaepb IJradlield, of this county,
and, as a medical man, pronounce it to he a
coniteiimiiota of Mctliclues of great merit in the
1 refitment of all diseases ol females for which
he recommend* it. WM. |\ 11KARLKY
This December 21st, I8gH. M. D.
. „ Moi mtvillk, 18fi8.
Dr. .1. uRAnriLLD—Dear Nir : I have much
pleasure in saying I have witnessed the most
decided and happy effects of your Female
Regulator in this neighborhood.
WM. IF. FINCHEN.
r . . „ Molrtvillb, 1808.
Dr. .1. Dbam-ielii—Dear Piry I have re-
pealetlly used, in my family, your Frmale Reg-
ilia I or, and have, in every case, tnel with com-
plele success. a. I,. DAVIS
. I also prepare, and have for rale, a
POWDER, equal lo the best, and foe
YEAST
much leas price.
19” I also prepare a LIQUID RLUINO,
now in use by many of the best houso-keepers
in Ihe oily, and prenounccd by them to be
very superior.
a- H BBA9FXSXJ).
DruRKist. Atlanta. On-
Sole Agent for (lee. M. Ilay'a
Sure Cure for Intemperance.
April 2.1, 18fl!l_ly r
w. R. CRURER a GO.,
BKOKEHS.
Will buy and sell Exchange, make Coller.
lions, bny unourrent money, receive Depoo
ils, allowing Inrorosl at rate of 7 per oent.
per annum on weekly balances of 5250 or
ever.
W. It. CRUdER,
H. J. COOK.
Albany, May 14tli, 1869-
R1CII VNIt K. IIINKS
HINES & HOBBS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ALUANV.OA.
Will i.rnclice iu DOl'QIlllllTV nud ihe
surrounding Counties, in Ihe Huprenie Courts
of the Slate, nud ihe Unite 1 Stales Circuit I
Court at Savannah ; and will ntleml to busi
ness in South-West tteorgin generally, by
Commission Merchants.
A. It. Colquitt, .Lqkh I1auu>.
Baker C.mnlv, lie. Nr.lon, lie.
Urol, II. CoLQi nv, SArniuiHli, Oa.
MT ii USB,
COTTON FACTORS .t OKN'KRAL
Commission Morolianta.
Buy fttrr«»t v SAVAIM.YAII, UA
Special at lent Ion to the sale >f Colton,
Lumber and rimber, l.itiernl adviinees mi
Consignments. april'JU, ISt*.9—tr
HOUSE,
&. A. F. TIFT,
Factor*, Wurehouso,
Commissiou Mcrohanti,
‘pedal agreement.
match.'lO— ly
MEDICAL CARDS.
Specialatlention given to Sales of COTTON,
n ‘' |,oX * RAdltlNU
S&KV. " "'" UKK KIK(I V IIKLTINU,
s ua A R M1L I.S, m: LLKTT’S ST I: KI. IIIM > s H
Dr. John E. MoMillan,
-OFFICE IN—
Chaok’a Building, Up Stair*,
Xrj f Itoor to Hum ,(• Jloll't Office,
I®. Residence. Society Street, two doors
east of Judge VanunY
raarcb'Ju—ly
® Dr. Bcnj. M. Cromwell
Office as heretofore, over Welclis' Drug
,, nr !';., A litany, (Ja. Residence next door to
1 r. Ililsuiau s, iu the home formerly occupied
by Mr, L. C. Shsw. 1
Jan 6—ly
DR. W. A. LOVF,
-o F F | a IO
IX
'•II.DEIIT & IIUO’X. DRUU STORK,
MIliUli flTHIMIT, All.anr, (l».
f«h. UI, |8f.a
Any rail. Irl'l .1 ,1,,. Drug Nlurr of II
man »n,l Hall at ill rrm-lf. P rom|.l atlrllllun'
Dr. E. L. Connally,
Piir?''ai*,"' 1 rmm °" r Drug
Store, Albany, Uu. Office formeily ccriii led
by Dr. Alexaii.iir, the DeutiM. 1
.'an. ft—|y
THE
MNY HOUSE, 1
M. BABNT®
Proprietor.
Pino Street' Albauyi Georgia.
-(°)-
COTTON OIN.
, •fif* AI1 ronsignments l.y Car Loatl are
stored tree of charge of drayage or labor.
Albany, Oa., apr 27, ly
V. Q. RUT T.H. JOHNSTOV.
Gust, Johnston
Cotton Faotors,
IVARK-1I0USK AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
OonBiKnmuntM Solioiiod.
r-(.or)-,
OFF 1 (1
Discount and Deposite.
Collect Iona attended to «u.l rem
PROMPTLY MADE
ALBANY, UKORUIA.
June fttb, IHtiH, ly
N .(«. Rrsr. T. If. Joiixmiom. |,ur
RUST, JOHNSTON tc LOCKET,
BAY STREET,
Savannah 9 Q-n.
Lilipral ailviiiiruH mail,, mi emmigu
""'III* of Cotton iu Store, uiul mi
Slii|uuvutH lo our Cnrrea|Miu-
ilrulH Iu Now York uiul
Livurjiool.
giren OCLUSIVELVI
Ihe sale of Celion,
Jan ft—ly
Conalfiunmta Sollcltecl.
Haring reeanlU aoi»|.lrlc.l Mila llouaa, ,nj
pul il in cnniltliun fur Ihr arrnmmn.lallnn of
giirala, il.r IVojirirtor plnlgn lila rarnral rn-
ilaaror. lo glvr raliafamlun. Ilia rouma are
large an,I well rentllaleU : Iu, table tliall be
couaianlly auppIleJ will, ihe heal ihe market
aoorua, ami liia aerrrnlr rball alwaya he
P rom P t, poliia and allemlre.
-, * "aak '• alwaye at ihe De P oi „n ihe
arrival or Iralna, lo convey P aaapngea lo Ihe
Ilcuae.amlevery conveuleooe ami comfurl
ilrairahle la gearam.e.1
MKRKICK BAIINBB,
I’roprleior.
Jan 1—If
r.. w. nrwiTT.
HEWITTS
GLOBE HOTEL,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Farr
I'OO PER DAY,
Tut Hunt la rue Oitv.
May ■— dm
S. Fatim Waaaev.
J W. Kaur
TOWNS’ HOTEL,
Feed, Sale and Lively Stable,
ON A CASII BASIS.
ib»nr. Um.
wl’!
they t,U ^rau^waa nothiug bu'.
—rkman.
called on SecreUry
and after waitin'!!
■ Sb'
lireea flauday,
U-j
niu.u
Li: ,i7o«»
Jj^.rl • J
iv-
v.'-ine?-
«5bgl»-
.•is 1 a J"/v!« J Li) IV rh.t u«J|, nil I
ig34» tn: conaxy. CJU~
Ur any <5
BROAD STREET,
ALBANY. GEORGIA.
WARREN 4 KEMP, Proprietor*.
Albaay, April 8th, 1859—3m
BROWN’S HOTEL
Oppaelle Dcpwt, .na«oM,cia.
I. «. nOW» f 80S, PAepMaae.
r na wiu nowt *ooaa •—
.WM::
aeavattaat la the ekr. Sm
■^Myiklei Ik.. Lertata
natal la eopplled wltkaveryiklaglki
HARDEMAN M SPARKS,
COMMISSIOU MERCHANTS.
Macon. Oa
To the 1*1 (intern
—OF—
Middle and Southern Georgia,
The aale of cotton
i» our apeelally
Ualler onreelvre none can excrl n« Ti
frlemlaare relurn Ihaakai l„ new
ua, we will try lo pleaee you.
looaili
one*, try
loae given to enable you
Ueieel aceomi.li
to Bake a erop.
TIIOS. IIAKDKMAN, Ja.,
, , „ 0.0. SFAltKH.
jlu.-liMtnoi.
BRICK MASONRY
J. I1K awhaerlker la prepared lo Ao all klmli o
Brick Work A Plastering
r
■♦‘lee amt oa retaoaabl. leruia.
eeUelle a akar* af peahlla peiroaage.
ISAAC J. UHINSON
la., Mae 2SU. ly
Ua
THE PROBLEM S0CVED1
Enterprise the Means uiul
Sifrrf’.w the Result!
FORESTER & GREENWOOD j
Have demonstrated the wisdom or ’
LOW PRICBS AND QUICK BAfTCtt.
nud uve tletcrmincd to do business
on (lint line, *
They now have iu Store, aud arc constantly
receiving,
NiM'rlitl Ilona tor ihU Itlui kcl
Consisting of
Heavy Plantation Suppliei
• AND -
FAMILY GROCERIES
They
"'•Id especially call attention
till'll' slock of
BAOON!
Clou- Side-. Clear Ribbed Sides, .‘Ihonlden
and Hams
W !L © u ® 9
(»F ‘AI.L OR A DEM
C 0 R N ,
mi:\l.
IT.AS, POTATOES AND KDM’
Maokerel,
Canned Moots and Fish.
S|'4.\RS, IftFPKK, TEAS, SVRri*.
SALT.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ottnahvrga.
Brown <fu MtripoU Oooiln.
COTTON YAKS.
rbrwini; anti smoklun Tebarre.
And a new atrpply of
(leniiinc thwhle Rectified
POPLAR LOG!
Ihr heal wliiaky „n Ihe ciulinpw '
CREDIT
till iicxi fall in those .leslr-
STOMACH
MaBIOAI, VAOOUWt
HKIftimtM A
will lie extende
ing it, for
CJilv -A.ccopt.Mnoo,
Jl ,,, y •‘‘“‘I'e* M-llv solicit a continuance
ol the liberal pntromi^c hcrrlof.ire bestowed
sml pledge uiircmiii mg evert inns to give sat*
isfactloti.
Albany, (Ja., March 2:1, lflf.0
b-
CARRIAGES {
WAOONS & HARNESS,
I nm the agent lot the Tomliiison Demur
•Kt Coinplliy ol New Volk, the Wood,,iff
'.tiiicoitl, anal the Urnttleboro nianufariortet
vnd am receiving per
tamer every weak
Carriages,
Wagons,
and Harnosa-
From these
nthrr well known enlab
ahim-iilh, „„l c„„ nil auy ur.l.r ,| „„
lice, when .Iralre.l, ,i manufacturer! prlre,
■.lib f.iipl.i n.hlnl. I ;
I.. shaw.
Afant.
Albany, Ua., Jan in,, ihc.ii, ii ,
Adreriiarmcnta forwnnlvd In all Nawapaprra.
So adrancc char,r.l on 1’iihllakrr'e prim.
All Ljadin, Ncwapapcra kept on Sir.
Information aa loCnal of Adrerilalng furnlakr.l
All orilcra receive careful etleatlw.
lequirln by Mall antwereJ praaplly.
Complele Prlnied Mel' of Newipapero Inr eale
Special fJelaprepared for t’nalomeia.
Adverilaemeula tVrillee and Nolicea aeeurej
Orilere froni Bueineaa Men especially
40 P«kRo^y
jA«od *upply..of Melallo BiiHal Caa.t,
MAiiwoon axb WAurar
Of,H .ltM, kept ooUrlanlly on baud.
jar-*-
mrw, oa anon notice.
F. M. THOMPSON,
WOOL!
miKiTraiec
IN CASH!
IUk
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