TCE KI.LIJAV OOUUIKIt.
W. K. COM US. -
KLUJ.VT.UA., NOVt. IREIt H, IMSI
Oefichi, Oro* of Fa*nin Cos.
Official Oho as* of CilMkr Cos
Official Organ or I'ickfm Cos.
gr*"TJ—yfiirrr t~ • , -
THOSE TWO SUFI’S
MCRKD. OINKED. DTK I), CUT AND
MADE IN ON* DAT.
It is seldom that anything at
tracts as wide spread attention in
this section as was called up by
the unique feat of Lite Williinan
tic linen company in the manu
facture of (he two suits of clothes
*n governors’ day. Everybody
had something to say ol the won
derful exhibition of tlie fast ma
chinery. There was nothing on
the 3>'oundftthal was considered’
naif so interesting, and the great
rpace occupied by the company
f,- resented a scene of great life
and activity throughout the < n
lira day. Since governors’ day
the fet has been universally dis
cussed, arid will afford a lively
topic for months to come. A <!<•
ecription of this fast, machinery
would prove a gieat interest wore
it possible to give it. But the in- j
tricasies necessary to secure the 1
degree of perfect ion that has
been attained, render a descrip
tion wholly impossible. Never
theless the actual time occupied
wHh each machine cannot (ail to
tarnish an article that will l><*
fifed away for the remembrance!
•fa great day at the Exposition. 1
At an early hour the cotton!
eras picked from a patch on the
grounds belonging to Mr. I). U.
Sloan, of Norcrosa. The cotton
was of a variety known as the
Ozier silk cotton and was pro
nounced aa fine short staple as
was seen in this country. At 7
o’clock it was ginned in a twink
ling and at once sttried unon
the journey which was to end so
quickly, and in such an asionish
ipgiv changed appearance for the
cotton. The ginning of liie entire
lot required less than twenty
minutes. It was then taken at
Ctice to the picker where it spent
half an hour. The crowd that
was watching the processor man
I ufacturlng hftd jjruwn to consid
" v-xabie proportions, *sn<t 'as the
cotton passed from machine to
machine (ho enthusiasm was in
tense. After leaving the picker,
the cotton went to the cards,
These beautiful and remarkably
pe-fect. pieces of mechanism
wore watched with the greatest
admiration. In halt an hour it
left (he stubble, and in thirty
minutes more it was being spun
nio the tilling in twenty live
•. dilutes more it was going to the
’cun. As the Compton loom,
vvjjich was the one in use, started
will) li’s energetic clatter, there
was enthusiasm enough to give
a rowing three cheers. The mu
teri.il for the vest began to make
ts Appearance *t 0 o’clock Rod
that for the coal and pants emer
ged an hour later. The cloth
came through rapidly, and at
ha]l past twelve the first piece of
gooilK for Rut suits was taken to
dye-house, and in t wen
ry-seven minutes had been dyed,
dried aSd ’ v * ready for the tay
lors. This quick work was done
V Mr. M. ffenry, who represents j
N Spencer Tomas’s dyeing pro
CMS. The manipulation ot the
loom was dune under the direr
tion of Mr. J. A. Clark, who is
with the Cotniilon display. At
12:55 the cotton that less than
six hour* before was hanging up
on the stalk was handed te Mr.
Grouse, the taylor, to be cut out.
The sewing was done at the
Wheeler & Wilson exhibit. At
five minutes atier G lhesn\ls wt re
completed, and at 7 o’clock Gov
erner Bigelew was encased in
oqe, receiving a delegation from
the university at the residence
of Director Uenerai Kimball,
while Governor Colquitt, at the
executive mansion, was admiring
the first walnut picker coat that
had over fallen to his portion.
The trial lias been made un<l
the fast machinery and improved
methods of the Wiiiimautie had
triumphed. The event will be
long reneiubered. Major Bar
rows and Mr. Allison, the courte
ous and able representatives of
t.e WiWimantic, have shown
.1 e’ves leading stunts n
■ iipg.ihe success of ilie expo
biliou, and their novel it: thoil o
entertaining tlie vast crowd . f
iiurs l- ! 1 ' *n’'*t<* a
Cotomnnicited.
Putnam Go , Ga.. Oct. 7th,**l.
If the colored race of the
Southern Stales was colonized
and all tatetcoarse with the
whites cut off, in ihree teners
tion “Our Brother in Black’’
would be a ranibal. Nine out
of ten are already libertine*, and
prostitutes and a few are polyga
mists. 1 was a-Traverse juror /or
the fall term of Putnam county
Court ; two thirds of our lime
was occupied with criminal cases
and the defendant in every case
was a freedman ; the two most
important cases were for A vault
with intent to commit Rape
One got ten and the other I wen
ty years at hard labor in the I’en
iieutiary. A few will pay their
debts' without compulsion, but
they are so few that it Ins be
come a universal rule not to sell
to any on credit unless their
landlord or employer will be
thair debts. As to
bringing up their intellect to a
level with that of the white race,
bv •dticaiion, the thing is simply
impossible. I know that some
readers of the (JoUHIKK will cry
treason ! but let such eorne into
daily contact, and have business
transactions with them, and I am
satisfied they will endorse wl.al
I have said—and more.
Your Kalinin countv rorrer
pendent’* friend’s dream remind
me that Mr Z —who lives just h"
low here saw a snake’s track,
eight incites broad, which In
traced toils den; which, with
help, lie proceeded to dig into,
but his Riiakeship was not at
home. 'A few days after
this* negro saw a huge snake on
a pile of rocks, not far from whop
the the den was found ; but In
was so badly frightened that In
ran off shouting, “Snake ! snake!"
and when a party went in search
of the r.nake, he was not to he
found. And someone asked
where and from whom, Mr. Z and
the negro procured their whisky.
This transpired this year.
There is but one bar where
spirituous liquors are sold in Put
nam county. Reason: County
license three thousand dollars
m ryear. Would it was ten times
as much. Yours, t-iYi.AS
GEORGIA uSE\\\S
Street cars in Romo m to be its
next new tiling.
The sugar-cane crop of Ran
dolph counfy is a good one.
The sweet potato crop of Sum
ter county will be a short one.
The rice crop in Sent hern Ueor
gia is said to bo very good.
Good cotton crop in Dooly—
corn crop an average one.
A large crop of smail grain liar
been sown in Greene county.
Large crops of oats and wheat
will bo planted in Houston conn
t.v
Rome is to have n telephone
exchange with twenty live sub
scribers*
Newton county is saving the
largest hay crop ever made in the
county
Atlanta is to have two new
daily papers—morning and even
ing Mr ]B. F. Sawver in i lake
charge of the afternoon, and Mi
E. F. lingo’the morning, paper
Fifty freight cars are being
built for the Georgia railroad on
the newly patented Ifuoul truck.
Each car will carry 40,000
pounds.
There are four Pickens county
women at the Exposition, engag
ed by the Wilunianlie Thr* a i
Company, in carding, spinning
and weaving in the old primitive
method. They attract as much
nllculion as any oilier featuie.
Cartersvillo Free Press: \\V
are happy io announce that the
weislle has blown, the ponder
out engine has burn set a going,
and tlie music of the looms has
begun to sing our that the Em
pire'Woolen Mills, located about :
four miles from town, have start
td out under the most auspicious
circumstances This drives an
other spike >u the iist of Hsrtow
| county enterprises, and in one
j that our county may justly feel
proud of. The managers, Messrs
j Jones. Mm ris <& E trash w, are
I gentlemen of long experience in
I legat'd to handling woo!
Apple Brandy Spring.
i’ii re has >et*u .. -covelt and a
>i •••': h'- S**-e. o A k i --as.
ft. v> frrni i mouVaiu side in a
sluice o I * gal. per minute, its
wafer having the color of apple
cider and the ti'tc and affect of
j apple brandy.
What moral and civil changes
; which are to be wrought it tern
I p'-rai.ee reform movement* ami
! Revenue regulation, by the di.A
covery of this apple brandy, of
nature’s distillation and ‘‘free
'treat'’ without any preparatory
brewing or cost, it will be hard to
foretell. One tiling is very evi
dent, however, it doubtless will
prove a very bonanza to wild
catters in that there will hardly
be any iiMienue to pay on the
sale manulacilire of the apple
brandy fumi-hod so copiously
from Ibis remark..’ale Spriug.
Ami if its discovery had been a!
a liitie earlier date, the argu
ment. it might have afforded pro
or cor i, as this, nature’s argument
mar have applied, could
have been happily availed in the
In • >it on;
si-dcr county, Tuskaloosa.
It will be almost a bootless
ta.sk for Temperance reformers to
enforce a probition law in Arkan
uis in the face of Ibe now noted
Apple Brandy Spiing, wo should
! Rink.
OAKLAND
HIGH SCHOOL.
Til" Kverc.ises of OAKLAND 11101!
SCHOOL will open Monday, Nov. 7, and
•oniinue till .Imui |ss-j. a’ vacation of
one month will then he given, after which
the PUBLIC SCHOOL will open.
Oakland in situated near the center of
Cartcru)' Valley, in Gilmer county.
There Is i Methodist Church within half
a mile. l’o-t Office, with dally mail, one
and a hnlOnilc from the Aeademv.
the HK.VLTH and SOCIKTY of the
community ate as good as can tie found
in thin country. Tue System of Instruc
tion is thorough, advancement rapid,
govern i ont strict and emphatic, hut ex
ecuted us f. r as possible by mild means.
Vo offer special opportunities for the
development of elocutionary- talents,
there is a g< Oil Literary -oolety which
meets in the Academy every Friday
'light. The Society has a good Library
and is tinder the special supervision of
the Principal. In this Institution stu
dents can be thoroughly prepared for
ool'ege on very little money. Board, in
cluding washing, can be had for SB.OO per
month. Special mess artalignments will
h" made for young men yvho desire to
hoard themselves.
l nitiim is uatoni'iliinaly low. ITltnary
Class pi r ni ntli Jl.i- ; Intel mediate, sl.
2.’>; Classics, SI.OO.
T a-further | aittiuil'iri, address the
l’l iiicipnl. ttespcetfuily,
V. . W. liit.ASWKL ,
I’IIINCIPAL.
nov. 10 Ini.
wm? '
BfiTTEPW?
ill fulfil
immvjrs taou beters ar
n certain extra lV>r ell tliucitsc
ivqnt'-tng.' n completo tonlo; oc*;x>
ciallj Int'.lgr* tlon, Ujt peptua. Inter*
mltUmt Fevers, Want of Appetite*
Ijosn cf Strength, Lack of Energy*
otc. Knrlehes the blo.nl, stren&tb*
ens tho nm self*, ami pives new
lift* to <ho nerves. Acts Uko a
charm on the tiigeetivo organs,
removing all dyspeptic tiymptouiss
ouch as tooting tho ft>od, Belching,
Heat in the* Stomach, Heartburn,
etc. The only Iron s*repanvt.ioa
that will not blacken tho teeth or
give headache. Bold by nil Drug
gists at SI.OO a bottle.
11KOWN CHEMICAIi 00.
Baltimore, Md.
Ibi tSat afl Iron TWttor* are ruvl* br Rsova Cr*noa
Cos. ad Kara aroo*sl red I'.sm au4 traUs suark oa wrappas.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
meumciism Ueu ta^cCxa
Sprains Polu in the Kiel: ami ; ;it\ w
There is nothing more painful than these dwospcs; bid ;-.e " v r. ran be removed and Cue
JUbmo cured by use of PBUiIY DAVIS' PAIN Kb,’. ,2.
This remedy is not a cheap lieu line or Petroleum prodne; ; .v. .r'f he kepi away from
fire or heat to nvoid danger of explosion, nor is it an v.i.ir.ed xperiir.cn:. that may do
more harm than good.
PAIN KILLKR has been in constant use for forty roars, an* the univc r. test ins city
from all parts of the world is, IT NEVkH FA ELS. h % n> : or rivets a per. ’.meut cure,
but it relieves pain almost instantaneously. Being a purely ve&t able remedy, it Is safe in
the hands of the most inexperienced.
The record of euros by the use of PAIN RII.LKR would fill volumes. The following
extracts from letters received show what those who have tried i* think:
Edgar Cody,OTratonna, saya: G. E. JW alwsrtj -c.^!'..writes:
**** About a year ntnoa my wlft* Ucwn* suhlrot * I c x ’. r^** v ’* V. . *!*, l 1 c : .
to aevtirp suffering feu ctaMßUtinu. Oar _ --etedf jour l XiuM*.
nvortwM to tho-FuN JLxnixa. which speedily fc. Yurt s&ys:
relieved her. I bav e vrod ycur Fa tk Ki i-cr. i t*sr rheumotUsn.
_ 1 • ' lit
Charles Powell writes from tho Sailors 3*rtoa Series ■ t-xts:
Uo'.ne. London: H.> up,,; Kru-s* for
1 had Uvti. afflicted throe year* with neuralgia rnd fc*\> f u. and it s *■ - : remedy for
and violent poauv*of tin* stomach. Tlw ti*>cu.w li•en*...ue>a. -i;d Emcßeta.
at Weatniinater Hoanttal gave up my eew iu Hr. enroll \, .is ■
dostadr I ‘rv.vt yourTaix Kii.uka, and It gara it n<wrssit’x * givw r lief in cases of rL uiuaUou.
j! hT? Phil. QUbert.Somerset. Pa., writes:
KTtutjrth. and atu now ablj to lUow my u-ual l-Vctfn actual ma*. ! know your Pais t nTgn
coruiwtion UH , j x itaxhci:. * I can i. t
AU dTMggisU keep Paw K:u.f.h. Its price j? low that it i'* within Uie reach ot all.
And it will save taai.v u \ia in doctors biU*. Sft, i gt.oo n b itle.
?EkkY DkVi& 1 I*
CUTKI.U!' •■ • ...
afftOTl-n • ' " 7 r
uliS f hii . ■ V • i.....• ~1 j;
UNITED C A ; ns.
Kirptcy r-.-i ,r .re!: . . nl
*cil (j: ear*\ . * - •• - t ro
bnd , * .t • * tfc*
lurrd by ... c. .7. ’ of ti-cV utid
Hrs-Jtiig Stuv* r - . "v! : —• t >'j .* I:n
extcr.t a..d *>rt* . ’• ~r; itr.er
hard or suit •••, • '! yd'iGtfd
/-V vs Vi >f .‘he
(It'rrJand < Stave fa/i
Qrtllif.
CEfYTEN&SAL
n3 N Q
MILL II
' S--
*
THE BEST WIU.
It separates Oei*. OooVlo, feed &]J fonl atnff
from wheat. Ja a perfect cloaner of Flaa,
Timothy, Olovar, onrt r.ll Irlnda of soodo. Tho
improTemest over othf r mUla is that ik
Las two shoes. j|l Is Ftsper-ully adyted for
warehouse use. Bnd for Ducicrlptivo Circular
aad Price List. Liberal dleo. to dealers, addrosa
S. FREEMAN & SONS,
RACINB, Wisconsin.
j!
miMLE m
M oil ME, ILLINOIS.
DKMO FOR ILLUSTRATED
CIRCULARS AND PRICE LIST.
IMPROVED
BAY STATE RAKE.
: c t /" i
—-
*Y>f 1 u 3
i■- 4 ®
Zr ")■: • > .. 3
* -i... - -. . i*oa e '
THOUSANDS SOLD EVERY YEAH!
Thlsltako Roe*; ,* * (ho iikbert Avrnrd nt tho
Centennial J. v Hon end field Trial. The
only Silver A* \\ nwu\i.v. r. tho Paria
Uuivertfe! ittoa hi 1878.
Tills Rake bon tike a more Qrss premiums
than ary othe: .: *• *.,
It is Easily la: “■•l by a Girl or Roy strong
enough to drive*, ‘ ."jO. . Pxperte and tin, viands
of farmers say i' the
BEST BAKE C/E8 (AIDE.
Send for Testimc-p.iniA of Practical XTarmera,
Illustrated Cat t . ,<?, and Price AUdreas
tho MauufacinroG-,
THE BELCHER & TAYLOR
AGRICULTURAL TOOL CO.,
CWcopeo Fail*. !Sm,, f,g,£,
Him) Habit
IFUP 51 P iredinlO t(.Sol*y.Tenyr*-
111 B) fgaublisko*!; oo >red. avriu s;.,*,
will 34f Is inn -.!>. Maioui. Uoiucy, M:rh
miiiiseiy.
Mr*. M. A. Calf. Adairsville,
Ga.. I.avirtf ju*-t nt?iud, tliird
Horn RdFrnoio, anew and full
laieol Miiiiii erf/ Goode. respect•
ft.l!v soliti's lie pairoitage of the
l.ums of Ilif* Mountains; and
feels confident, after year* of cx
; rit nee in the business, she can
satisfy the most fastidious.
Ivlv stock is complete in Ladies*
ami Misses |lais and Bonnets,
R bl ms, Satins, Silks and Veil
ing of every description. Also, a
full assortment of Hamburg, Ed
gings, Tnrchow Laces, Lace Mitls,
Fancy Hosiery, pretty designs in
S'.rmped Work, and a specialty of
Ties and Neck Wear, come and
see my now styles of Ribbons.
C.tip it ili< nin priced dtlied.
Will lake Wool and Produce in
exchange.
Ail orders by mail promptly
p.tt*''Tided to.
mm MAKIKfr A SPECIALTY.
at juices which will astonish ev
ery one who will call.
MRS. M. A. CATh.
A dui' grille. Ga.
IW THE WORLD.
Ronns&yille A Bro.,
Wholesale Grocers
; and :
Cotton Factors,
A&S'iMsSs) ® " &MQBGIA9m
“We have gratcly enlarged our W ale
house, which now has a capacity ef 30,.
MO bale per season. Uurcotton business
was more Ilian double last season, reach
ing 20,000 bales. ' r'a’isfgiinients solicited
liberal ’advance* on motion or produce.
Sept.' 15.—3 mo.
GEOUGU—PICKETS (’OUtTJ'T.
C: . sryVjOfflce September, Cth. 1881*
hci'.nis; E. it. Mui'iuax, adm’.iiPtiator
•••if C. L. Ccrhim cfeceased, has applied for
\ r.vo to sell tlie real estate of said deceas
ed. This is lo notify all tvrsors concern*
led to fiit; t..i:r objection t if anv they have,
v.fi.tin il:e .hue prescribed by law, else
'leave '•'ill Sc'gjanted tka applicant as an
■ idled for.
W. it. Ai.i.kn,
Si j't -7 iv..(£s w.) .Ordinary.
WHOLESALE
; ££ i 5 a. .< K i 2 is <2
la
D A L TON.
DR.,’. F. WOOTEN & CO-,
Wiil duplicate prices in Atlanta, Ktiox
vi’.lc, <ir (Jiiatt.iiio-.ga.
| i > ' C- EE “r ‘ 7V* l
Mt- ' L L'.L *.•' I .Li _ .'I •'.:/ U ii >v\‘i UU
scj.'i. 1. 3m.
STANTON ik BRYANT,
General 11 ercliants
A DA Ins VILLE. GA.
TFe fclii! invite (.ho Mountain
trad;* an 1 ray the highest mar
hoi price i reverything brought
.as in the *vay ol produce. Come
an*] sec us and we wiil <!o you
good- (sept. 15—tf.)
The BEST Wind Mill en Earti.
V moH
F&ma K-v^jg
Em bm. m
i'*3 I Lssa
Simp’s, Strong, and Durable.
Will n * Shrink, Swot I, Warp, or
Latiie in tiw Wind.
uu z~
E, C. LEFFEL a pa,
• rfcROSFT^
ih ;7-f IrbnVflnd fogtno
|;s c f pn.|nn
f[S M-FrgeSog
t. :*!J a-'S
il-ilkC tJiiiO,
Wi?4©MILL- feSAGTiiNIIRY
B?' rt. V-t > ~ - r send
A :4 v- •-'l* ■t, A
1“ *sl-~ a Jr* iT -A" 1° i* V 21
P rv~.p'C aid, Oh s©. #
sJtvtt- vherr* ro’c s.-' t-|.i> aJ'vrt AsaicafL
ME!lf ? 0? fsfl!
21L If IT!b 3 OLIf IIUI
JVs-rscas* jPitts n;akc iinwßirh
T2?oo*l, and viU change Uio blo-odin
who -will tai: 1 pill pktL 1 to ?2 xrc uki
WAybepfiion;.! vC s up ! if such a thing
bepossible. Scr.tb ' ni-iti f* r 3 terror stiir.:**.
/. S, JO if *&0 V tV CU.j Easton, Ai-Mss.f
formrrfy B#..^r,
AGENT?? l : J V. A:\Trs^AylirAi
tint; i-'t-Vh-f - -‘t'.’y J#”‘ : *•' '• ■*
x nw
FURNITURE STORE!
U V .
MAIiK O’. 3lc IJO>AI,T) A Cos.,
* %xt I)ooi\to O iiip, GLver Je Cos.
Entire Stock Xcw, Embracing all the ixitest
Style , and Purchased Low
with the Cash ,
Will Sell Entirely for CASH al Low esl. hi sill e F-isru
L. It. LAX GFO li D
It ITU—
W I L L I A TVf W. K A Y,
Successor to J. R. Euit & f7#„
MANUFACTUUEU and W HOLESA4.E DEALER IX
Stoves, Tin amd Sheet Iron Ware,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
PvmT'Ss Sts&js r tY® Mirrorsr.
Xo- St., mTOR
Dalton, HARDWARE. Qc*rgi.
BLUR V BROW,
{ HEADQUARTERS FOR J.
Wagons, Buggies, Wagon and Buggy Wheels,
DOORS and BASH, lIOES, AXES, PLOWS.
And in fact, everything usually kept in a first-diws Htmlwsr*
Store - . s*pt. 1, 2 us.
Rome, Ga. Marble and Granite Work*
W F c ' eal in t,l<? t,ePt rtaiian and American Me.rNe, v,negated srd white. We handle
k a great deal of the well known and popular Rutland Marble, which is the
whitest, and said to lie ti e beat m the world for slab work, snch as Head Hteues,
Tomb Tablets, &c., but the Italian equals it for monuments. We (umiak all kinds f
building stone, but make taarlde and Granite for grave sail cemetery purposes a spe*.
ciaity. We build all kin,lf of Monuments, Tootle s, Head * tones,’ Cuts, Vases, &c.,
&c. Our workmen are firsb-cla.-s. W* uy all our stock in the rough and de the
work ourselves ; therefore, we send out flrsGclass work, made •; tin lest ®f marbl*.
We pay the cash for all the stock we use. YV* get very tow run *of freights, sad
can ami will compete with any Marld* Works in tins country, in quality of Marbl*,
workmanship and prices. Writ* aud giv* Us th* description 'of the work you wish,
and wo will writ* you what w can furnish it for, or writ* us about what pric* v*u
wish to pay, and * will let you know what kind of job or jobs w* can jive you f*r
price mentioned. We keep sen * cf ti c second and third class marble, hut
never send them out, except when the prices are such ns Prst'das* marbl* cannot he
furnished at, and then we always tell the purchaser the kind of marbl* we will furnish.
Hoping you will give us a trial and let us prove what we . v, xv are, very truly,
J ones A Kdmttudtixou,
Ifev. 12-tf.
SO&TEBBJf StmiMESS
FB cn’ lOA , , n T\jfr w
X 0 TF X 7 B OOK 3.
Over 25 year* a Practical Accountant, anrfcrsctl by sll tL
Prominent Merchants of Louisville.
Send Stamps for Circular* and Spcc tnon* of Fti.nmuhip
1 LN. C. WEAVER, Princial | H. S. HiSOI.I.AR, Secretary
BiFP? PiSlffl!? WIW l?p
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BRU G S I-I ARRIS & CO.,
Xi.OIYEK, - - GI.OKGIA,
tV e respectfully invite an exnr.-.inalims of oar stock, consisting of
Pai* ts, 0:1s, Vamiahca, \Yiwdt* ;!a>a
Fancy Artscics, ete.
SPECIALTIES.—StrictIy pure White Load, Lins-ed Oil, Ysf
nishre, Paints, dry and in oil, John F-ucss’ pure Tint'd
Glass Paints, ready mixed.
ALA EAST INK, Sill colors, fi r inside Cui-h. Windrav and Show-Cae#
Glass, I’lcueh and American, all s'zes.
BRUCE HARRIS & CO,
117BR0An ST. Successors lo A. A. Juneii
(sept. 15 Sill.)
We Ask t lie Attention of
MERCHANTS, FARMERS, BLACKSMITHS,
CARPENTERS AND WHEELWRIGHTS
To our Stock of
Iron, Steel, Nyils, Hardware,
Blacksmiths and Carpenters Tviols. i'ui ber st and Lrathrr Bettla®
Buggy and Wag u Material, Manilla and C it: n Lcpe, Ac.,
ail of which we are prepared*t sell t bot-om price* to g ad men.
WE ARK ALSO AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
BUFF A 1.0 SCA LES & MISIIA W AKA CHI IV l) FLOW,
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