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Southern Argus., 1839-04-23
Clothes Renovating.

TOHN ON ELL, RenoUator, Steam
81 Dresser, and Clothes Dresser. from New
York, informs the citizens Of & olnmbus and its
vicinity, that be las opened shop three doors
above the Columbus Hotel. opposite the Plan
ters' Bank, where he is prepared to clean and
dress Goats, Vests, and Pantaloons, Of black,
blue, drab, and all fancy colors He renews
the shades Of all colors when the parts are iad-
ed at the seams. sc. and gives the garment the
entire appearance ofneN cloth.
lie has been at great deal Of pans to pro.
.cn1e ! new Improvement lately discovered oy
q chemist Of London, which frees the garment
from any disagree eeableness more than when e
was new.
He viii keep samples and specllaens q als
work q bis shop which may be seen hy ne
public
Ladies cloth cloalxs of ahafs which nave
grease spels 81 last their brightness VII bs
cleaned and renewed ii handsome styl
II viii also clean, iron and renew The color
81 Hats
Al lordeEs thankful seelped and pullc-
Repairing Garments VII 1esan e'ss
and done u t6e nea test manner
Columbus @ s. 1898. w
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23
YraveIs. &c.

T90R SALE at the Columbus Bookstore.
by PJstef e G0odlci1s
The Stranger in ChinaSby Dowing,
Of Africa,
-Four Years IN Paraguay
Damascus and Palmyra, tourney to the Eas.,
By Charles 6. Addison,
Philosophy Of Common Sense, containing prac-
teal rules for the promotion Of domestic
happiness. rules for the condncto husbands
and wieeF.of masters and inisiresses. and
donesdcs, Of parents aud children. and q
young men entering lHto business &C, = g
BY NJ Carey, Ne s. author q the
aOlire Branch. &c. &c.
March 81 1882. .
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23

NJ The miraculous cures effected by
~ the aMATCHLESS SANATIVE"
ve find has convinced even the most bitter
WpOsers Of the doctrine, that the medicine is
ndeed of more value to mankind than the vast
lnes Of Austria, or even the united treasures
dOur globe.
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23

"a IL. persons indebted, up TO this date, TO
a the late firm Of CRDMP & MuNRo. and
JOHN MuNRo, arerequestedto TO mike payment
to the subscriber, who Is legally authorized
toreceive the same E. II. ALLEN.
-Colunabps, April %, 1889. 90 4w
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23

SIEARB0AT ARRIVALS.
April 4. Lalla Rookh. Benedict, master.
"a. William Hubert.
~, Roanoke, Leech, MASTER to To0mer
Huddleston, Greene Hill, Calhoun
q Fefnandis, and Brown & Ram
say
II Nictorias Brooks, master, 70 Frank
lin & Brother. VIM. M. Cozart,
Calhoun g. Fernandis, Eckford AZ
Mullen.
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23
ATTENTION |!

THE subscriber has just received and Of
il fers for sale the following articles cheap
for Alabama money
so bbls. Ohio Flour,
$500 lbs. Tennessee Flour,
rs sacks Liverpool Salt,
25 sacks Coffee,
Is bbs. Molasses,
10 hhds. N. 0. Sugar,
boxes Havana & ST. Croix Sugar,
bbls. best Loaf Sugar,
80 boxes Sperm Candles,
30 bbls. superior Irish Potatoes,
5 boxes Soap,
10000 lbs Tennessee Bacon,
2 casks Butter,
2 casks Cheese,
10 bbls. good Lard.
90 boxes best Raisins,
5 drums Figs,
box Citron,
10000 Principe Segars,
5 tons Tennessee Iron,
Alspice, Pepper Ginger,
Prunes, w. |. Preserves,
Rice, Soft shell Almonds,
Dried Beef, &c. &c.
A. L. CAMPBELL. :.
Columbus, Aprii 8, 1899. 80
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23
7hauslats from fhe tsRan
LOUIS ORION GOEE.ICIKE ES,

lE 3EttAllENA
THE GREAT 81 HumA1ss EENEFAcToRs
Citizsns 81 Nortk and Sosak. America,
TO Louis OfFon Goelicke, s. p: Of Germs
1ly, Europe, belongs the iIpefshable honor
of adding new and precious doctrine to the
science 81 medicine a. doctrine which, though
yehemently opposed by many of The faculty,
Eof which he is a valuable member be proves.
to be as well founded ii truth as any doctrine Ii
Holy Wfit--a doctrine. upon the verify Of
which are suspended the lives Of millions Of
our race, and which he boldly challenges his
opponents to refute, viz: Consumption Is a
disease alacags occasional by q disordsred stafs
off Vis Vita Cor Life Principle ] Of he human
bodg o. often secretly lurking u de system
for qears before there Is the tsast coasplaint of
the Lungs and sghich may be as certainly,
the1lgh not so qaticlq, cured. as common cld
m a simple headache An invaluab.y precious
doctrine this, as it ifnparts an important lesson
to the gpparentI1 hedILhy of.both sexes, teach
mo them that this insidious foe may be an un-
observed inmate of their ssclaYey houses'' even
while they imagine themselves secure from its
attacks. teaching them that the great secret in
the art Of preserving health is to pluck out the
disease while ia Che blade, and not wait till the
full grown ear.
This illhstrious benefactor Of man is. also en-
titled to the unfeigned gratitudeofa world, for
the invention of his Matches Sanative- whose
healing fiat may justly claim for it such title,
since it has so signally trIumphed over our
great common enemy GJCONSU UMPT4tN,
both in the first and last stages-~a medicine
which has thoroughly filed the uacilun in the
mateira medica, and thereby proved itself the
%. COnqueror of Physicians medicine, for
which all mankind viii have abundant cause to
bless the .benlficent hand of kind Providence,
Ia medicine, whose wondroas virtues have
been SO glowing portrayed even by some of
our clergy, In their pastoral visits to the sick
chamber; by which means they often become
the happy instruments of ofchanging desponden-
cy into hope, sickness into heath, and sadness
offriends into joyfulness.
GOclickc's MatchIess Sanative,
A medicine of more value to man than the vast
mines Of Austria, or even the united treasures
of our globe-a medicine, which is obtained
equally from the vegetable, animal and mineral
kingdoms, and thus possesses three-fold pow
era medicine, which though designed as a
remedy for consumption solely, is possessed oi
mysterious influence over many diseases oi
| the human system-a medicine, which begins
| to be valued by Physicians, who are daily wit
Messing its astonishing cures of many whom
they had resigned TO the grasp of the Insatia-
bic Grave.
Dose of the Sanative, for adults, one drop ;
for children. half drop; and for infants, a
quarter drop; the directions explaining the
manner of taking half or quarter drop.
Price--Three and one-third rlx dollars
50 SOY per half ounce.
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23
REAnING ROOM.

n The Reading Room attached to the
Office Of the Southern Argus will, hereafter,
be opea every day Sundays excePted) from \
Sc5ck A. NJ. until dark. For terms Of sub:
E5pton apply at the Room.
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23
New and Fashionable
NOTICE.

rs hereby given, that agreeably to an order
4 Of the Pcobate Cou-t Of Lowndes county,
Mississippi, at the April term thereu, 1880
the undersigned, administrator of the estate of
John H. Odeneal, deceased, win proceed to
sell at the Court House door in the town of
Columbus, I.owndes county, on Monday the
seventeenth day of June next, the following
lands, 20 wit: Lois No. 5 and 6, 7and Ia of
section No. Is in township No. II ofrange Is
east-on a credit of twelve months purchas-
sers will be required to give bond with approx
ed security. Sale within the usual hours
E. P. ODENEAL, Admir-.
April g. 1889. .3O-4w
nj viii also sell atthe same time and place
and upon the same conditions, Certificate Of
Stock for five shares in the Commercial Bank
Of Columbus. E. e, ODENEAls
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23

STEAM BREAD, is an article baked in
poybov, Mass. A man eats a loaf, and
,v,v he goes at the rate Of twenty miles
mbour It's vastly superior to the pat
s0l Docket steam boilers which are in vo.
ws IN some parts Of the country. The
j,ys fast approaching which will see
'syery man his own steam engine" and
he inhabitants of cities popping out Of
DOORS Lighting up with a lucifer, and,
w5zzng off in various directions, at a
,Oeed TOO great to calculate. Go ahead |!
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23

Y lem Z HILL at the Columbus Drug
in-s. store, has received from ihs manuiac-
\ general assortment 81 te most approV-
eve lne Medicines, comprising ALMOST
~ e.s'sie y The line Ihc were prepared
5.s ...,'g Y iaellrea EXPIRE g offhs Columbus
@ sy Doctor Gideon n CAIN. and
good and fr TE
''. q the description Ioo
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23

Post Office, Kingston, N. II. July, 1888.
DR.. Rowland-Sir, The effects Of the Ger
man Sahative are great in this place. One
woman that was in deep consumption, and
who had been in continued night sweats for
seven months, now considers herself we'll
She took no other medicine but the Sanative.
Another Casa man that was taken bleeding
at the lungs till he could not raise himself IN
his bed, has been restored to perfect health by
the Sanative.
JOHN y. .TILBURGH, T. ".
Post Office, Greenyille, Va. July 2, 1888.
Sir-The whole of the first box Of the San
alive is gone, and now have On my desk or
ders for 15 phials more. It has entirely cured
two cases Of seated consumption, and in al
cases has been very beneficial. Some Of the
sick are anxiously waiting for it. II sas done
great deal Of good in this neighborhood.
BENJAMIN F. GRAHAM T. n.
Post Office, Goshen. Ohio, July 8, 1888.
Sir-The. sanative has done wonders here
| II has raised ono person. a fenales who vas
sconfned to her bed n the last stages Of con-
sumption, to perfect healtb and It IS now very
much "a alledfor Many laboring under parious
diseases are extolling il to the skies far he beg-
eft thsY have received from
SAMUEL b. MEEK, 7. Il
Post Ofice, Palmyra. IA. July q. 1883
Su-Afy wife has taken phial Of the Sana-
tive for the liver comp paini, which she has had
for eight years she has taken Il only four or
Eve weeks, and Is getting better fast. and
think II vii eure her.
JAMES KEITflIY,
New Haven Conn. July "a. 1898
Dear So he Aatche saratlre sells vel
j
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23
DR.. E. E. SLADE,

Drs. Watkins a T'soliaferrO,
HAVE just received from DR.. Bridges,
H Zone Of the Vaccine Physicians Of Phil
Adelphia,) a Crust of Matter. the 10th trans
mission from the Cow. and are prepared to
Vaeeinate all applicants at their Office on Mar
ket-street.
Columbus, April 8, 1889 SOf
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23

uWe are authorized to announce S1er-
iiNgW. Lester, as a candidate for the
Office Of Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
county Of oiLowndes, at the ensuing election.
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23
Steam Mill for sale.

S11lS valuable establishment situated Ia
Columbus. IS offered for sale on accom-
nlodahng terms. Those WISHING to make an
investment in this kindof stock, would do wen
to calla and examine the property. The psrt+
nership 81 The undersigned being about 70 ex.s
pire bY limitation. makes It necessary the pros
pertg Should be seld.
WEIR & MARQUES
co1sanbirs, Fed. Is, 1899 2u
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23

.oers contain an aSSONe e
pon paw p.rv surgical operation which
aino'aIIaprss aiI,, pDrssrformed il that city by Pso-
Ns aiely ~ upon lady who was troab.
eSsOr D'Ar y enormous osleosarcemaous
ed VIII q he Y right side other face, which
pn0f, y o f,om ~ The prominencecfthc check
shsndsso ss'o.,,oword nU below the edge of the
boDs oO"D o.' and from the right angle ofthe
lover ln'' ,be ear, embracing the light half
noun ,,.or y =" law from the chin to it's pos
dine u"T- .,Tio. and up to the socket where
Iedof ",',S mites to the bone Of the temple,
the oIaS Ts, backwards into the mouth as far
elienoluS .,o S and tonsils, upwards, inyolv-
IS me P..p .ooSor the mouth and downwards
ing ss ns .;5s lSs oi,he tongue which was push
O}us ~ Is opposite side. 50 that part Of the
ed 70 }, 'aS ~, V6e V66eecupled by the tumoF was SO
mo1'n -, sg he tongue as to render chew.
h5sl y .Yg,'g:,icnble, and swallowing even Of
T', ~, C~ ooerotion was successfully perform
~, y ,So course of which it became
'..,..,rv s.,~ ~, to remove that portion Of the
i HSesss ;ay hone extending from the cbin,
.,,Se,o oSs. the b,ne was sawed through, to the
wle.S .lo, alS above lbe middle of the ear. The
u,;a0, sOSao, 5ors the operation with astonishing
g.,"nsss sa,,Te. and selfcommand, not uttering a
.omnIoiDt =, or offering a struggle through
4. TboIe operation! and four days after
~ n ooeratiOn she was doing well, and is
,7pected 10 recover
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23

r.,Jnll has Just turned Out iiYc
NJ euu clusters il Michigan, and two
WIG .,rnasters llay 10 that State have
10 bco An administration friend oe
,,,::0n5eo:. :. ,ayious for Office, says that.
o. Tno a' toows o,, whether he has most
) sbEdy 'be G turning out of Wings or
NJ Itoln 'a,e "a away of loco focos.-LOui
l,rraal.
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23

" ENTUCKY BAGGING & ROPE
IN so pieces Bagging, and 50 coils Rope,
for sale by
January % 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-18

subscriber keeps hand for s,le.
L general assortment of every article Ill the Tobac
line. Being agents for tho largest manufa in
ia and Kentucky, Wholesale merchants will find grar
10 ,hei- interest to give call before purchasing
pledge ourselves sell ;o loves, prices and the
accoinn dating terms. Our present stock consists Of
800 kegs No 6 twist, various brands;
100 do 8 2 do half pounds;
900 boxes Is Kentucky Cavenoish;
81 do - II plug stIoney Dew Ibrds.
Io0 do " | Virginia Caven,sh Honey Dew,
lU,0o0 lbs. old Kentucky Leaf superior article.
SEGARS.
sol'oo0 American Segars, various qualities;
lOo.'eO half s. parish do:
1000 boxes Melee do:
Brown. Light Brown, Yellow, Cuba, Havana Prirpe,
lraouco Regaia, and other kinds of Spanish Segars.
Spanish Tobacco.-30 bales Cuba Tobacco
snufs.-2os. scented, Maccoooy, Rappes. Sach,
french, and Dutch Snuffs barrels, and blazers
Fine cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
IS boxes ass'd sizes kinds Chewing & Smoking Tobco
81 bhis. loose Smoking Tobacco
Iossiher with German white and Pipes. Toiccn
and Snuff Boxes, Segar Lighters. Tobacco Knives Fncy
Pipes, &c. &c WITHERS & CARPENTER
Nc. IS. Main street. between COLUMBIA al
Lower Market SIS. CINCINNATI. ITO
May III. 1889. lCaz $50
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-18

.-tv. arc requested 10 announce that Gen.
Iona,ban M'Car,y is a candidate for Congress
n.- We arc authorised 10 announce HIRAM
MENDENHAL, rs a candidate 10 represent Ran
dolph county in the House Of Representatives Of
tho next Legislature.
We are authorized 10 announce tho Hon.
JAMES RAn1DES. as a candidate for reelection 10
Congress- at the ensuing election in August next.
~ We arc authorized TO announce MARiiN
M. RAY, Esq, Of CentrcyilIe, as candidate Tor
Congress, at tho next August election
nrrWe are authorized and requested to an
nounce GEORGE W. WHITMAN, Esq. OF Cambridge
city, as a candidate for the lowor branch OF the
State Legislature.
nrWo are indebted to tho Hon. o. H. Smith
for copy Of tho reports of the Investigation
Committee, TO. which he has our acknowledge
ments.
n1The WAYNE County Chronicle says that
Gen. M'Cariy will address such of his fellow cit
;zens ~ may convene in Centreville on to-day,
the 18Th.
0rThe legislature Of tho State Of Pennsylva-
MIA, convened in an extra session on the Ith INST.
The object is said to make some regulations re-
CURED Wy the new Constitution. Inc sess'o"
will probably be brief one
0TTho elections take place in Virginia on the
23d. Tho contest has been carried on with great
interest and excitement
GrThc cost of the proposed enlargement of
tho New York Erie Canal, is estimated a, Sl3,-
4O2,S62.
nrTho locofocos Of New York have taken
unto themselves, new name, and ate known,
BY the delicate appea,ion of "bun enders.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-18
To be exhibited in Richmond on Friday tie 24th
and Saturday the 25fh Of 4Hay. at from
O'Clock p NJ till 4, and Fl on. tiU9.

The Manager Of this exhibition s determined TO give such
variety Of entertainments fail to please all classes
of community To effect this he has engaged of the
talented and celebrated Equestrian and Gynnastic
formers; and by this the scenes the circle Ill
asscmblage of talent and manly activity
passed by any other establishment
The Menagegc viii afford treat to the lovers Of VS.
taral History. In tho animal department will be fou shs
male Elephant COLUHBT the largest in the United
States; the Peruvian Lama. Royal Tiger pair Of Panther
African Lionesses, pair OF Leorards African Zebra, q
pair of Eneus Zebu Hndoo IDOL the Spoe Hyena. 10
gehc with variety of Monkeys and Captain Dick with his
poney. Also. a par Of FUTURES
The Menagerie and Circus will be exhibited together,
der the same ayio for SO only, Children under 10
Of age half proc
or Tle Exhibition will take place in Hlsesf0'c,. on
Friday May 7th Cc7reriie Saturday. the 18th; in
Coanezs,q on Monday 2Cth; in Brooariie, Tues
day. the 2st; FoireE Wednesday. the I'D; AMI IN
Liberty Thursday, the 23d Hours Of exhibition In each
OF these places. from O'Clock, p NJ. until d.
May 18th. 1889 l9-t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-18

,ovsrr,en. This officer has used the Peoples
money for his priv ate purposes, aud do you sup
nose that he does not also it to sustain the
IeG.,sonian? While the public revenue was
n,aced in the banks it was no, quite SO available,
"a will. in the breaches pocket Of the sub-treas-
rre,s. therefore the offirehoIders are opposed to
allowing the banks to have the use CT II.
II is singular to US how a man can publish 10
the world such ISLANDERS agans, the institutions o.!
the country as are contained this federal sheet,
agains, the banks; even tho Bank in our town
for the remarks are as applicable TO one instiiu-
ton as well as another. We must be permitted
to make extract here:
ssMr Rariden knows well tina: the great body
of People have nothing 10 do with banks. Tie
knows that unless m, has influential TRENDS,
let him be as honest man ever was: lei
his industry and perseverance be unhoundedi and
he cannot obtain "bank accommodation.
Has the farmer, he who raises large surplus
Of agricultural produce, interest IN Banks
Who could purchase ihei. surplus If there were
! no spank accommoda,ions?' There would lie
I but few purchasers. VIVA, would be the price Of
| pork, if there no banks? One cent per
pound. Has the mechanic. no ntere st in banks
/ Where is there a mechanic in Richmond that has
no, been benefited by the Bank located here
There is not one--even the printer Of the Jeifer-
sonian not excepted "Uniess man has nfuen-
,lal fricnds, lie, him be honest ever
was; lie, his industry and perseverance be un-
| BOUNDED; and he cannot obtain 'bank accommo-
da,ion." An honest man, with industry and per
severance in business, will always have iLhuen-
tial friends, and consequently can most always
get accomnoda tons in Bank. But ioafer, who
has neither honesty, industry, or perseverance,
never should have accommodation except from
he who takes charge OF the vagabonds of The
county.
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vTvHE N. Y. LITERARY GAzErTE,A WEEK.

lFENIE n. Y. LITERARY GAZETTE-A WEEKLY
Periodical. edited by JAMES ALDRiCu,s published
every saturday morning, in the city of n Ik. Ten=,
Four Dollars per annum. Persons renting i've Dollas
mail the Editor will have Lite.nryIazc,o
them for year and a quarter.
In addition the Original Club Papers, wlc re-,laiy
appear in the Gazette. its pages enriched co-i-
from the first authors of ihe day. Original atcss
from tbs distinguished writers whose blow, ha
already appeared i'll its columns:
Professor Barrier. Robert Montgomery. Eq., Es.
Professor Harrcy. I. Brydsoa. E.q.. Eas
Fit- g. Hallack, Esq C. Dance ESQ, Eng
Ms L. II Sigolrney .7uttor of''The Peas,ula, I'm
together with many other woll-known authors.
Every number of the Gazette contains some si
of Literature, copied from original manuscripts in Erlan,
from old and valuable works. entirely of prIn, al
inaccessible to the public. Original Essays, Notices Ne
Works, Misceanea, and Facetis. appear in its conn
weekly In addition to this the work is frequently ebs
shed with the finest steel wings of the poui
and Interesting subjects.
Nav =.
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RICHMOND AND BOSTON TURNPIKE.

At meeting Of The Commissioners Of the Rich
mond and Boston Turnpike Company, held III
Richmond on the 18th instant, Robert Hill was
called to the chair, and Daniel Clark appointed
secretary. The object of The meeting was ex-
planned, and the books of sDbscr ptions handed IN,
when appeared that tD>nty four thousand one
hundred dollars had been subscribed TO the cap
itai stock of said company.
On motion of f. Ra,lsback. the chair appointed
a committee OF three to bring in n suitable num-
Der of the names ofpersnns hose duty it snail be
to solicit further subscriptions. The committee
was accordingly appointed, and after few min
ules consultation, thew reported the following
named individuals: Benjrmn Fulghum, Robert
Hill, J. w. Borden, ID. P. Virgins, Irwin Reed,
Benjamin Rooms, Achilles Williams, ]. Z. Jones,
William Druly, James Estep, Samuel Shute,
Charles Starr, Barton Wyatt, George GRIMES,
Daniel Clark Aaron Drulv, Joseph Bnla, William
Hill, Joseph Kingerv, Pn,iip Lybrook, James C.
Maxwell, and j. f. Chapman, who were appoint
ed to the duty contemplated by the mover.
The following resolution was then offered and
adopted.
Resolred, That the Books for the subscription
of stock shall remain open until the 9Th day OF
the 9th mo. Quincy next, and that IT is hereby
joined upon the commilIce Just appointed use
every exer,ion to raise the fifty thousand dollars
required by the charter for the commencement of
the work
Rcsolred. That tho editors of the papers pub
Iished in this place be respectfully requested to
publish the proceedings had at this meeting.
The meeting adjourned TO meet again on the
Sth of the Sixth month next, at the Council room
in Richmond.
ROBERT HILL, Chairman
DASIEI. CLARK, Secretary
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SheriG''s sale.

b. virtue Of deere tho Wayne Circuit Court, will
public sale the Court House door in tbs
of Cenevle. Wayne county, Indiana, Saturday the
ISL, Nav hours of 10 o'clock n.
and O'Clock p. said day, the flowing real
undivided third par, of fractional
or 81, township H. fnlge cast, in said county; and
of fractional sections and H. township l6, Ia
es bounded follows: wit, beginning the south
cas-, corner said fractional 81, and running
thence poles II links 2l3 poles
p links IN. line Of said fractional section
south poles and Il link, thence 2l3 poles and
- links the place of beginning containing about
hundred And aiso undivided third of another
part said fractional section IL, AID bon led follows
ginning southwest of said fra tonal
section Al AMI running no, Joseph Ric's
ne Oh the Inns OF said last named fraction thence
old boundary line also said R:hs hence
souhwards said old boundary line the south
corne. said fractional /. thence te
place of beginning. containing six Sold 10
SATISFY Wayne Circuit Court favor OF
David II. BuIIa ag.ias. Julian Cox
T 6. NOBLE, Si,'f. W. c.
Aoril 25th. 1899. lots.