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Drugs o. Medicines.

lDa7iei I'm. Sackri6er So On.
Have ,bis DAY orered general assortment Of
DRUGS < MEDICINES,
And great va,iety Of vel9tbis FATEHT NJ
DlCINGS, whuch they are determined 70 sell
on reasonable sSrrs.
DfNIKL PN SICKR{DEH offers his ser
vices 10 the c,u1eus OF Rict r-us and 10 vici
ni,y as prl-tji,ue, 81 FhysIc. owgcsy, Sc Re.
d{e has every sss'u % be"sye fis fro.:s,iooe'
Astviscs v 10 b.. suisi4ctfry 10 ,hose Who will
hsron9r hiu Ndh their co"f!e, CT.
Riavo1l. Iuly 2O,b, zeAHy OPPOSITE Ooct
EUvshCs's, l%ni
~ j. I " n Is T. ~ y -
E.r sale ~ this G.LSe-
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{ -Four Dollars Per Annnm-oaid in Adv4aee.I
sTS@" LoHN-OFFIeE, STATE efVirgin'a,
T.,,e g. 1907.

NOTICE is hereby given, That in con-
IN formity VITA the provisions OF the act
tsuoplemen.ary to the act, irtitu'ed An
act making provision for the redemption
of the whole OF the public debt Of the u
nited States," books viii be opened at the
office of the commissioner of loans for the
state of Virginia on the FIRST day ct July
next, to continue open until the seventeenth
day of March, 1908, inclusively, the sour-
teen last DAYS of each quarter excepted,
for the purpose of receiving subscriptions
for such parts of the old six per cent. de-
ferrcd six per cent. and three per cent.
stocks, as may, on the day OF subscription,
stand on the books OF the said coumissl-
-ener OF loans.
Those proprietors Of the Old SIX per cent
and deferred stocks, who may subscribe,
will receive in lieu thereof new SIX per
cent. stock, equal to the unrcdeemed a.
mount of the stock surrendered, rcdeema-
BILE at the pleasure OF the United oeates'
under a proviso however, that no relm-
burscment shall be made except for the
whole amount of any such new certificate
ofstock. nor till after SIX months previous
notice: and the proDrietors Of the three
per cent stock who may subscribe, VIII re-
ceive in lieu thereof, i six per cent stock,
equal TO sixty. FIVE per cent. OF the amount
of three per cent surrendered, redeema-
bic in the same manner rs the new SIX per
cent. aforementioned, but not relmbursah.e
however, without the assent OF the mold
ers, until after the whole of the new six
per cent. (given in exchange Tor oid SIX
or deferred as abOvcmcrtio1cd) as wei as
tho hole ofthe eight per cent. stock OF the
I'm; / States, shall have been relmburs-
ed 1t is also provided that in every reim-
bursement which may take place, pre-
ference will be given those creditors who
NAV notify their wish TO be reimbursed ;
and that If the applications To that etfec
shall at any time either exceed or tall
short of the sam then applicable to that
purpose, the priority of payment shau, SO
far as may be necessary, be determined by
io..
The present stockholders who reside in
any part of Europe, and may assent 20 that
modification, may, at their option, receive
the interest accruinG on the new srccS, c.
thcr in the United States as hereto'cTe, OF
in London, OF Amsterdam, atpar in which
last case the interest viii be paid there by
the bankers of the United States, SIS
months subsequent to the day on which the
same would be payable in the Uniteo
States and subject to no variation nor Il
any other deduction than a commission t.
the bankers, Of one half per cent. on thu
interest thus paid. john FAVE,
Commissioner u Loans
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NOTE.


Proprictors of 1000 dol
lars nominal six per
cent. stock, suJscrib-
ed before the LIST Cc-
tobcr, 1907, viii be
entitled to receive, GAY o. oil new SIX
Of subscribed between
the LIST October, and
3lst Dec. 1907, 64f 81
If subscribed Between
the Ist January and
18th March, 1908, 6lS 90
Proprie:ors of 1000 dol
lars nominal defer
red, subscribed be-
fore the LIST October,
1907, will be entitled
to receive, S55 70
IF subscribed between
the LIST October, and
31st Dec. 1907, S5S 81
If subscribed between
the LIST January, and
17th March, 1903, 81 ~
Being the unredeemed amount o! the Old
stock ON the list July, and October, 1907,
and 1st January, 1903, respectively.
Proprietors OF 1000 dollars three pcr cent
ttock viii be entitled to receive $50 dol
lars of new six.
w9m J. P. Com'1. Loans.
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Proceedings on the motionjSr commitment
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From a e4v- Ysrk, !

a.- From .SeTv- srS, -
n ESPECTFULLY inforrns the publis.
EN that he manufactures SuzOarrozo 5ooss
with all the modern improvements, warranted
equal to any in the United States: After ma ma
nv wears Of experience in bis business ne has
discovered new method ofretaining the elas-
ti:ity in boots. He warrants to fit the leg pc
It ever 50 badly Shaped He makes boots 4s.; o.
yar;ons DESCRIPTIONS, VIZ. Suwarrows--talr
IONS. Three Quarters, Corsican Spring locs,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, bonapsrte Gfsses'
Jeeerson's Boots and Shoes. lie warrants var g. -
fit the Suwarrow equal to the tuck oooes, : :
Gentlemen will please to call and see 1or
themselves, at his shop in King street. De-
tween Mr.. Most' S and Mr. kodgk1n>s tavern
January S., -. IN
SC B. He intends selling cheap Tor cash.
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y. EI1alGW s oUEiSty.
4 stated quarterly meeting Ok the St. An
drew,s soclesy, viii be held, on Eucsday tie
18th current, At Gsdsby' hclcl. Rc.!i cal at
Z 2 III.
By order Of the President,
Donald Macleod, sscy.
Fel:reaFy 8. 80. d
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Liverpool Salt, afloat.

u
TIE Cargo Of the schooner Thomas Jettef
.on. Cant. Hall, from Boston, consisting a.
800 .aogsheads coarse Liverpool Salt,
For sale BY
I.awrason and Fowle.
JVAo haue e1so landing .from said schooner,
400 boxes mould candles
chests young hyson tea
bales Beerboon Gurrahs
30 boxes chocolate
Is hoesheads n e. rum
80 kegs fresh raisins.
IN STORE,
Is chests young hyson TEAS
Is do. imperial ) first qaaa1ty,
Il bales Beerboon Gurrahs
s do. Plains 80
Z do. Kendsll cottons
so rolls heavy Ravens duck
9 cases hats
1000 pair coarse ard fine shoes
!, ,:.I hagsssads R14seoyato Sugars.
SO barrels n. L. rum
hogsheads Grenada tio.
8 pipes Rebus wine
900 kegs, and 90 kids salmon
Half barrels and kids OF beef
200 boxes soap
SO boxes chocolate
SO dc. Goldfish
December e7. -.
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Patent Elastic .SHspenders,
To be had, wholesale and retail, OF the fs~
tentee, next door below Mr.. Al lz,-n1
MsKenzie's, lever end Of Princerstreet, AZ
Isxandria. 49,
THEY furpass any yet eStant, Tor
ease, elegance, &c. Masters OF vessels ard
other geqtemen going. to the West-indies,
Spanish MAR CSC. may be furnished with an
assortment, ana a great allowance to those
who purchase by the. quantity.
n. B. The buttons on the back parts OF the
waistband ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons Oh
the Suspenders, to prevent improper stfaini
ing, and thereby destroying the ease Designed
in tho construction Of the article.
Richard HorWell.
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FOR RENT,

I The STORE, on Prince-street, between
Fairfax and Prince-strcet, lately IN the occu-
patton of Mr.. Ramsay. 1t is well calculated
for a dry or wet goods store The rent mo-
William Hodgfon.
Sept. 25. q
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Negroes for Sale,

% be, Sold, for ready money, at Fairfax.
"A court house, on Monday the 10th day OF
~ next, being court day, several val-
f -, Ssiases, consistingof men, whoane stout,
l S. AID good farmers; girls, who have
I'm sa accustomed to house work and boys ca
Ss.is q pioughiag. Also, a negro man, who
eas eisat years to serve, he is a good wag-
Ss%'g' The above may be treated for in prir
81, i. Oargesn' any time previous to the day Of
1 Enquire of the printer.
>-anoary 20 tl6F
1raatsng. IN ITS uarious branches,
441a l'msly executed at tass office.
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FOR SALE.

FOX SALE,
On advantageous terms,
The large commotiious wcIl-buiEt threee
story BRIcK. !EaREHo USE OH Kiing-stret-
occupied by Messrs. Richard Yeitch & Co..
Apply to
James Patton.
0etuber 90. d
bbls. do. GOOD qus
pipes 18th proof Brandt
a ar. casks Sherry Wine OF excellent
II do. do. Malaga do. ) quality
Boxes Of Cotton Cards
Sacks of Iicorice Root and Sage
Bartels Of Clover and Herds Grass SEED
And a lafge quartsity Of Red Sole Leathler'
Fer Sal By
Benjamin shreve, an
Iuly IS. =
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Holm G.. LADD,

Has Just rcceiuea and for SAFE,
10 pipes choice old Cosnas Brandy
90 bales of excellent flax
S do. glue
SO barrels prime bsef
so pieces Russia sheetlngs
SO do. Ravens duck
60 barrels sweet cider
100 casks lime
100 barrels new rum
so boxes mould candlss'
January Is.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ii, 1907.
Dissolution Of PARTNERSHIP.

EETILLIAM DOUGLASS intending to
Wv retire from business in this place, the
partnership OF, D0ag1aas & NandeviAe is this.
day dissolved by mutual consent, and JOSEPH,
H. Vaudeville is solely authorised to .adjus!'
and settle the accounts Of the partnership I
1t IS earnestly requested that alltpersons in
debted tothem viii settle the same with hin
Immediately, as longer indulgence cannot bt
giyels.
William Douglass,
Joleph H. Vaudeville.
January 3. diff 4
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mo. 1899.
N OTIC y

HE Members of the Washington soci~
sty OF Alexandra, are hereby notiacel, tE,t
sn a'1' anniversary Meeting WILDE heldat Mr.
aadsoy hotel, on.Monaay the 23d instant,
e a. O'Clock In the forencon, where punctual
a 'ts z: IS requested. The Society will
move N procession az 1910 clock, aecoElpaili-
"a oy tno eachef and Scholars Of the Wash
sastoh fFce School, to the Episcopal Church,
shere an Grafton viii be delivered by Fran
Us Ll!gsllttoot Lee, Esq.
By order Of the Standing Committee,
G. DeneaIe, Sfsy.
February q
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Intends to carry on the FLOUR and GRO
G4RY sBUSINESSin the same manner & on
the same terms as heretofore done by D. an>
M. and solHits Continuance Of fayors from
his friends.
January 8. 3, dtf
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TO r e N e, !.

TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
* HOUSE, situate on Caeaeron-street,
near the corner, together with Frame lSuild-
ing on the corner Of Cameron and PNt-streets,
now occupied as a coach-makers' shop, but
would make good stable, and a vacant lot
For Terms apply TO
James H. Hooe, Admir-.
q. DAvDR1seE, deceased;
September IS,
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recompence the great services, both civil
and military, which may be rendered us,
to give fresh stays to our throne, and to in
circle our crown with new ustre.
it belongs to us, the care of securing the
state and the fortune of the families which
devote themselves entirely to our service
and who constantly sacrifice their interests
to ours. The permanent honors, the legi-
timate honorable and glorious fortune that
we WISH to give those who have rendered
us eminent services, whether in the civil
or military career, will contrast zuith the
iHegot hidden shameful fortune of those who
IN the exercise of their functions only seek
their interest instead of keeping in view
that OF our people and the good of our SER
VICE. Without doubt, the conscienciousness
ot having done our duty, and the benefits at
tached to our esteem suffice to keep n good
frenchman in the path of honor, but the
order OF society is so constituted, that to
apparent distinction, to large fortune, are
attached consideration and n lustre with
which we desire those of our subjects to be
surrounded who are great by their talents,
their services and their character the
first gift of man.
lie who has the most seconded us in the
hrst stage Of our reign and who after hav-
ing rendered servc, 5 in every circumstance
OF his military career, has Just united his
name to a memorable siege, in which he
has displayed talents and brilliant cou-
rage, has appeared to us to merit an illus
trious distinction; we are DESTROYS also of
consecrating an epoch so honorable to our
arms, and by letters patent which we have
Charged our cousin the rch-chancellor to
communicate to you; we have created our
cousin the marshal and Senatus Lefebre
duke of Dantzic. May this title, borne by
his descendants, retrace to them the yir-
tues OF their father, and may they acknow-
ledge themselves unworthy of it, if ever
! they prefer the cowardly repose and idle
ness Of the great city, to the pc rils and no.
bic dust of camps; if ever their Grst senti-
ments cease to be for the country and for
us, may none of them terminate his career
without having shed his blood for the glory
J and honor of cur superb France NAV they
in the name they bear, never see hripi.
teSe but duties towards our people and u.s.
on these conditions our protection and that
o. our successors will distinguish them a,
all times.
Scnators-We feel sentiment of salts.
faction in thinking that the first letters pa.
tent, which in consequence of our senatu,
consu,tum of the 18th August, 1906, ough,
to be Inscribed on your registers, consecrats
the service of your praetor.
Given in our Imperial camp of Finck.
enstein, the 2eth May, 1907.
NAPOLEON.
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NEW YORK, AUGUST I.

On Wednesday morning last, the BODY
of a young man genteely dressed, was found
dead on, the shore at Vince hawk, near the
monument of general Hamilton. Informal
ton was immediately given to the coroner,
and the body was conveyed to the city of
Jersey, where an inquest was held-On
examination, 1t appe AIRED that he had shot
hinSeE through the head with a ball from
q large horse pistol, which tore off part of
mis- ear. His Iaine was j. A. Betteil, a TO-
reiSner about the age of 90 years. Two
letters were found in his pocket one address
sed to the person who might find his BODY,
the other TO gentleman at BROOKLYN. In
those letters he signifies his intertion of des-
troying hmself-that he was tired of his
liie-and could not bear the idea of his be-
loved (whom he styles his Matilda) being
in the arms of anothcr.-In one of his let.
tiers is his will bequathing two thirds ofhi
property to Matilda, and the remainder
to tue family of the gentleman above
named. The letters are dated the 27th
ult and it is supposed he perpetrats d
the horrid deed on that day. On Monday
afternoon he was seen near the monument
with book in his hand, and on being OBJ
served, drew his hat over his eyes The
book was found on the ground by his side.
ana was - ne OorroWS OF Werter." IL
lay open at the place where Werter writes
to Charlotte
" They are loaded-tAe clock strikes
" fEpefUe-I gro Charlotte, Charlotte !
" RdrezveH Farewell 20
That and several other passages in the book f,
corresponding with his unhappy situation,
we're marked by him with pen.
August 8.
Letters from Liverpool mention, that but
few goods will be shipped for America this
season, owing to the unsettled state of af-
fairs between this country and Great Bri-
tain.
August 4.
MIRAEDA.-By a gentleman lately ar
rived FROM Trinidad, we are informed III at
Miranda was still at that place, and that
he was waiting for intelligence and assis-
lance from England, for the purpose OF
making further attempt ON the Spanish
Maine---Many are Of opinion that he has
British commission, and acts under the Or
ders of that government. No e.rIedifion
appears to be fitting out from Trinidad for
the Maine at present.
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August 4.
PHILADELPHIA, August :.

INTERNAL CONCERNS OF ENGLAND.
The following extract of letter, from
respectable and intelligent correspondent
IN Britain, contains variety of informant
ON very interesting to Americans. A mum
Der of statistical facts are stated, that NAV
not be known to the generality Of our rea-
ders; and the means, employed for sup
porting the manufacturing and agricultural
interests Of England, are worthy our own
attention and example. This letter, as
well as every other species of information
that may be relied on, exhibits the depen-
dence Of England upon her manufactures,
aud shews not merely the utility but the
necessity OF keeping our custom.
The fact, we have so often over and over
repeated, that non-importation would
create infinite mischief in England, is now
corroborated from an authority on the spot.
II the mere passage of the act could have
stricken such panic into the manufacture
ing interest, * lowered the prices of wool.
iiaX, and hemp, besides wages, what must
have been the effects of its operation for
three or six months : And still more i'm
Portant for reflection, what must be the cf
tecis o. a war; Ike hirchngs ef Britain
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PARIS. Lime. 10

Yesterday at O'Clock in the afternoon.
in execution of the orders of his maiestv
the emperor and king, his serene hig6ness
the prince arch chancellor of the en,,ir.
repaired 70 tie senate.
His serene highncss was received with
the usu9i ceremony, and having taken his
scat, said;
Gentlemen,
bring you message from his majesty
the emperor and king, and letters pateni
given the SSth May last, in the imneriai
camp at Finckenstein.
These letters confer the title of beredi-
tary duke q Dantzic on the marshal Lefe-
bre, practor % the senate.
The message further enhances the hiob
distinction by tie noble and affecting ex-
position OF the motives tina, have tetermi-
ned il. ~ - M
lie military career of the marshal Je-
iebrc, so long illustrious, will be forever
memorable by the ere Of Dantzic, and nv
'he uiliilant success which has termina tied it.
his majesty could not recompence in a
'nuic worthy manner, ancient and nume-
ronS services, at tie same time that it pre-
pares just subjects Of emulation To those
who will one day succeed TO the dignit,,
winch the marshal Lefcbre has lust recei-
we'd.
Afterwards we're read the following Da-
pris; pa
Extract from the minutes ofHe secr.,o-
w of state.
From our imperial camp OF Finck-
eDstein, the 18th Nav, 1907.
Napoleon, emperor of the French and
king Of Italy
We have decreed, and do decree as fol-
lows:
The senate shall assemble the 11tb of
June, IN the usual place Of its sittings.
(Signed) NAPOLEON
We have decreed and do decree as fol-
lows-
Our cousin the arch-chancellor Of the
empire shallpresde over the senate, which
shall assemble the 18th OF June, in the u,,,.
al place Of ts sittings.
(Signed) NAPOLEON
Message e(his majesty he emheror and
king.
SENATORS,
BY our DEGREES Of the 50th March in the
year 1906, We have instituted Duehies TO
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meets the highest praise, and whenever the
moment arrives, in which these rights must
appeal to the public arm FOR support, the
spirit from which Your Offer flows, that
which animates our nation, viii be their
sufficient support.
To the legislature will be rendered a
faithful account Of the events, which have
justly excited the sensibiitcs of our coun-
try, OF the measures taken to obtain rcpa-
ration and Of their result and to their
wisdom will belong the course to be ulti-
mately pursued.
lnthc mean time it is our duty 10 pursue
that prescribed by the existing laws the
authority of these having been recently and
grossly outraged in the state Of Virginia,
the governor will employ such portions of its
militia as in co-operation with the force cf
the U. 5. in the same quarter, may protect
the country, its citizens and properiy from
violence-towards this, your services are
accepted under his direction.
tender for your country the thanks YOU
so Justly deserve.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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81 SfsN a G.ilSON.
Washington, July 10, 1907.

In COUNCIL, July 10Th, 1907. y
Several patriotic addresses from militia
ry associations, in various parts of the
state, expressive of their warm inGigiiati-
on, at the outrage lately committed by the
British squadron within cur jurisdiction,
and Offering their services to march at a
moments warning to re pei their iawiess ae-
grcssions, having been received by the GO
vernon, and laid before tine board it is a.
unanimously advised, that the officers, non
comm ssioned officers and privates, who
have thus voluntarily come forward, be re-
quested TO accept the thanks of the Execu-
tive tor the very laudable zeal manifested
by them in defence of their country.
The following tenders of services have
been, with great pleasure, received by the
executive Since the date Of the advice of
| Council, published OH the 24th July, viz:
Capt: John Nicholas, jr. Company of
Light Infantry, in Dinw;ddic, rendering
their services to the, Executive
Capt. Robert Garland, Company of Light
Infantry, do hlbemarle.
Capt. Thomas Gholson, jr. Troop of Ca
valry OF Brunswick county.
Ohcers and privates OF the 18th Regi =
ment, III Cumberland county.
Published bv order of the Executive.
DAM. l.. HYLTON. r.
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The latest intelligence from Europe has
greatly Increased the probability of gene
IA! peace.
The arctduke, brother 70 the emperor
ct Austria, in an address "a the states of
Hungary, dwells on this interesting tonic in
manner that can neither be mistaken non.
neggiefted by the belliserent powers. The
hhuehcc, winch the emperor Napoleon has
acquired IN the Cabinet OF Austria is clear
iy demonstrated in this address, and COM
btaed with the spirit which France has
been aoie 20 excite against Russia, Persia
ana urAey, the temper of Austria cannot
ian To dispose the emperor Alexander tolls
ten to Pacific overtureS. Nor is it'at all i'm
trohabie That, To increase this disposition
the pro pnsais otFrance will leave Russia in
possession other Polisl! provinces as the en-
peroT Of France has never discovered mncb
anxiety on that point.
Prussia must adopt the determination of
Russia, ana Sweden, in her late arrapoe-
ments with France, has conceded much of
her wariike declarations. The conduct n,
Barren Won Essen, who concluded an ar
nistice with marshal Mortier, has been an
proved, and honors have been Conferred
on MIN by his Swedish majesty.
Whether g. Britain would Be vi,Iin, IN
continue the contest, single handed, and
under The prescriptions, which France in
the event of Il continental peace, wou.d he
able 10 establish against her througbont
Eur'Pe, cannot be of difficult solution =
hat, under such pressure, she shouid en-
gage ~ war with the United States. muet
be the last act of political despair.
PM Peo
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@sE.&4

grand entertainment was on Saturday
last, given by the citizens of sburg, to
their fellow soldiers Returned from
the Norfolk expedition, as a mark of the
high appreciation with, which they view
Their conduct while armed TO repcl any dar-
ing. invaders of the liberties, or honor Of
their country.
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DIED, in France, general de Rochqm-
oean, aged 81, formerly marshal e France.
grand officer OF the legion Of honor, and
commander Of the French troops in the u.
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WASHINGTON CRY, Augr.,

In the following curious talk we think w..
perceive a new evidence of British oo,;,,, =
as well as what we may expect from, oy,,.
f7ends on the frontier. American o oaa
alone considered as objects of hatred Inv ,bs.
GREAT spirit and no ardent spirits. f.
sooth' ought to be drank by the Indians. 81 %,
CePt such as comes from Montreal l. :
lnInPossiele to view such extravaganza %
moving from the unprecedented mind of ~.
savage. u Can only be asoribed TO the ~
&c, crested views OF foreign trading comna-
- v, 70 tne instructions or Counienapc,-oF
emanates. OOl' panY
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r 1 c Il NJ o N d :

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 70, 1907