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Guns

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They were merchants that traveled with the army and sold goods. They were a dry goods dealer, meaning that they couldn't sell liquor, but could sell foods like butter, cheese, tobacco, flour, and horrific mutant cakes of pure digustingness, according to soldier testimony.

They also sold clothes, both for officers and rank and file soldiers. They also stocked simple wooden or cloth toys for children in the area. They sometimes had weapons to give to soldiers in need of a replacement.

Really, they could sell nearly everything non-alcoholic - at exorbitant prices.

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tea

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Coffee
Sugar
Wooden toys
Sling shots

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tea, kitchen items, and sewing needles

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temporary tents

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Like sewing needles and thread and buttons

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A sutlery would sell hard candy, tin cups, decks of cards, canned goods, and basically stuff the army didn't supply

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soap
yes

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nea and ainsley

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Tea
hats
pins
kitchen items
coffee

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Contraband

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Canteens