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HOUCK's PANACEA COUNTER
FEITED.


A SENSE of duty to myself as well as TO the pub
~ lie induces me to state that my Panacea has been
counterfeited considerable extent and that large
quantities of il have been sold in New York, Philade-
phia, and Ptsburg. The bottles containing the med-
cine well as the stcreotyped bills which each
bottle has been neatly and closely copied by those
engaged in counterfeng heH that is difficult TO de-
tect them, and which indeed can alone be done by a
critical examination. As to the spurious Panacea il
q most wretched and deleterous compound calcunt
cd 10 do, 1t doubtless has DONE great injury TO the
constitutions of those who may be unfortunate to
use IT, Ii there be thing within the range of human
action immoral wicked than another, IL is
where unprincipled being jeOpards the health and
lives of his fellow creatures as in the present instance
for filthy lucre, and palms upon them genuine medi-
cine OF universal reputation for s sanaiive quality,
most yillanous counterfeit whose cons uen roper
ties, instead of possessing the power of curing tend only
to deceive and blight the homes ofthe invalid il not per-
man ntly to destroy his health
Having discovered the author and agents in this nju-
rolls fraud upon the public, well upon my in
and being influenced by sincere desire to pt-
nsh the aggression of the former and throw the pane
ply of protection around the latter caused some weeks
since suits TO be instituted 10 the u States Court for
Philadelphia, against the parties concerned in this nefa-
rous affair." regular reports Of which when adjudcaied
will be published for the public information, and
the unpnciped against the danger deprcdatng upon
the right Of others, and of perili1g human health.
nl2 4t JACOB HOJJCk.
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On the 5ta instant Mrs. ELIZA JANE CRooKBR
aged 81 years and months, cons0rL Isaac Croker
On the 9Th instant, JULIA CAMPBELL, consoFt Of
George Campbell, of Carroll county, formerly Of Balb
more, in the SD year of her age.
On the 9Th instant, EMMA CUMMINGS, only daDgh-
ter of John and Emily f. Young, aged 20 months.
At Georgetown, n. c., RICHARD HALL, in the 9TH
year of his age.
At Derby, VI. 2slh ult, Mrs. DlLI,IA ABBEY, aged
l02 years, months and 10 days, supposed to be tho
oldest person in the State.
The New York City Inspector reports the deaths OF
l26 persons in that city for the past week. Ofhesep q
were children under 5years age.
The deaths in Boston last week were 81.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONEY rIARKET.

The Philadelphia Inquirer says:-
Our stock market somewhat active yesterday,
but prices experienced very little change U. s. Bank
6ss and 6s3i Girard 800; Vcksburg Isl; and Exchange
on New York %. The New York Sun of yesterday
says, that prices in that city hrm and the feeling ia
vorabG. The editor adds:-"The loan of million
and half of the State stock has been deposited by the
banks of Alabama with the President of the Merchants
Bank in this city, and will be sold in amounts suit
the convenience of those WHO may wish To invest"
The tew Orleans Bulletin of the 3lst ut says;-"Tbo
money market remains wi lhout change. The example
of the Philadelphia Banks may be expected influence
resumption here, particularly if the West resumes. In
deed we may calculate upon our Banks resuming with
some degree of certainty Suspension resored to
more eKpediency Than a necessity, and when
the Backs in majority OF The States resume, will
have plea, tor continued suspension. Tie expac-
tation of a resumption now, must have tendency 10
depress the exchanges ether places, At season of
the year whtn Our exports are so large.''
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GEORGIA.

| Gov. Hrs Maids MEssAGE.-It appears
from tie Governors Message, transmitted to
the Legislature of Georgia on the Sd instant,
| that a preamble, with certain resolutions, had
been received from the State of Connecticut,
the object of which was to influence that State
(Georgia) to unite in endeavoring to procure
the passage of a law by Congress. for the pro-
lection of the manufacturing interest. The
Governor condemns, in no measured terms, any
inter of the general Government, fol the
protection of any branch of industry in prefer
ence to another, and expresses the confidential
belief that, in reference to such tariff, no ia
vorable expression can be obtained from Geor.
sia. Copies of an Address, and resolutions of
a Convention of Abolitionists, held in June
last, In London, were also transmitted with the
Message, and the tone and object of some of
It's proceedings strongly commented upon; es-
pecially where that Convention went out of
its way to dictate to the Government of the u.
States measures for legislative action. "The
suggestion" says the Message, ''of any mea-
sure to the General or State Governments of the
Union, whether constitutional or not, by the
subjects Of foreign powers, is an impertinence
not to be endured; but an offer to dictate an nn-
constitutional policy, subversive of the au-
thority of the states, violative of individual
rights, and endangering the peace of any mem
Der the eenfederacy. is an injury that should
be felt by every American citizen, and the ma
tons, whose subjects are thus offending, should
be required to bring them to condign punish
ment."
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LECTURES ON ANATOMY AND PLY
SIOLOGY.

EAR. BA1LEY will commence his Lectures in
- the College Of Denial Surgery TUESDAY, the
10Th inst Gentlemen who design becoming members
Of his class, are requested to call upon hi m at his Of
flee, Fayette street, on Monday, 9th inst, from to
O'Clock, p. M.
Dr. b. takes this occasion to say, that he proposes to
embrace in his Course of Lectures the interesting
and important subjects of Anatomy and Physolgy gen
eally as to afford 10 those Ply who may de-
sire TO their with these departments
of knowledge and TO others who may wish II, an OPP
portunity TO attend such course of instruction.
nol0 ~
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Front STREET THEATRE.-The friends of the
Drama are offered rare treat this evening, at
the above mention ed establishment. 1t will be
seen, on reference to the advertisement in an
other column, that the interesting Drama of
PETER WILKINS will be presented The me-
chanical arrangement, scenery, SC. Sc, is said
to be novel, and to reflect much credit on the
Manager and his company.
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LECTURES DESCRIPTIVE OF MODERN JERUsA-
LEM.-Mr. G. w. Suartz will deliver two lee
lures, one this evening, and one tomorrow even
ing, in the English Lutheran church, Licking
ton street, descriptive of Modern Jerusalem.
His lectures will be illustrated by forty-onc large
transparenc les
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FLORIDA.

The Floridian states that the Union Bank in
tends to offer an advance of 8 cents, on all the
cotton placed under its control. at will, adds
that paper, ship the cotton 10 Liverpool, and
hold it until June or July, and when sold, the
owner is to have the benefit of the exchange,
allowing the bank q per cent for its trouble. 1t
expects to get control of the cotton by holding
out to the planter the prospect ofgetting high
price in June or July"
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NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT FOR

YUyHE printing matefiss and subscription list of the
for the purpose of advocating the election of the Wing
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency, are
now offered for SALE At period within the last eight
on ten years has so favorable opportunity presented
itself for the establishment Of paper in the city OF
Baltimore, As at present., and the terms on which the
Gazette will be sold render II an object to man Of
place. nc
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On Thursday evening, 5th instant, by the Rev. Mr.
Sargent, WILLIAM 4. WYNN Esq. of WashingtoA
city, to PRUDENCE COUGH, youngest daughter 81 tho
Hon. james Carroll, OF this city.
On Monday evening, 9th instant,in ST Mary's Chapel,
by Rev. MIR. Randan, Mr.. NELSON A. MOGUETHE,
TO Miss MARY ANN ELIZABETH ROBINSON, bon
nfth bic, ,;ev
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of the territories, strongly urging the matter
upon Congress, and the necessity of making
ample appropriations for their construction.
Navigation upon lake Michigan is now nearly
over for the season. Shipping merchants have
suffered so much in the loss of property, and
the privation has been so severely felt by our
seamen that but few are prepared to encounter
them after October.
In urging this matter, late number of the
Southport wv. IT, Telegraph says:
One obvious reason why vessels are so lit
tie inclined to hazard the navigation of lake
Michigan at this season of the year, is the total
restitution of harbors, or any place of safety in
the event of storms. Between the Manitoo
Islands and Chicago, distance of $50 miles,
not single port or shelter of any kind presents
itself, where a steamboat or vessel can find
protection from the violence of the wind and
waves.
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MICHIGAN.

LAKE HARsoHs.-The people bordering upon
the great lakes. particularly that of Michigan,
are preparing for vigorous and immediate ae-
lion on the subject of harbors. Petitions will
be circulated throughout the length and breadth
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a PROFITABLE INyEsTMENT.

uSOR SALE-The Furniture, Fixtures. and Good
VIII of Boarding House, elieiby situated, and
If well kept cannot fail TO be source of profit 70 te
purchaser The present proprietor wishing IN change
his place OF residence, will sell low for cash. Apply
this ONCE noi0-eo4t
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ia FOR RENT-A t~o story Stone HOuSe
EIs1G with rooms, and attached to it, with a
49, llTge yard on Cathedral street, the Rich
mOnd market, and few steps from the Susquebantla
Rail Road, and good stand for small grocery b0~
siuess Rent $40 per month.
ACQUAINTED TO RENT, small two story
Bnck House, suitable for small Grocery Store, W a
central situation corner store would be preferred,
for which fair rent will be given, application 10
LEWIS F. SC0FTI'S General Intelligence and Agen-
CIV Office, No West Fayctte street OH
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JAMES II. VAMANr. Rec sec'y no 70
We - II ~ .lNl5f4D llOKsM POWER

NE ~ Ii AIN I'tiD HORSE POW AKS
AND THRESHTEG MACHINE.
FEEEAE subscriber would inform the public that ie
Il AaR been able 10 test his NEW HORSE POWER
s. THRESHING MACHINE, and now Offers them Is
the public; believing that theyw fully meet the eSpes
will be found equal, if superior TO any Machint 10
that purpose now in use. They compact, strong
and IS believed 10 be very iable cacatedto be work
ed by four horses.
He has also on hand other Horse powers and Tbnesh
ny Machines less expensive.
He Is likewise Agent for the sale Of Mr. UFnuys Horse
Powers and Threshing Machines those preerriBg 1ssc
Machines can procure them by calling at his Falmer'h
Repository, in Pratt
ego s. EASTMAN
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No mail was received South of Washington
last night.
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ENRESH INSPECTED HERRINGS-2O0
- barrels Susquehanna Herrngs-now Inspecting
for sale low from the wharf. SELLMAN g. CROOK,
NIL 1t Corner of South Pratt ais
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1I7-THE SECOND WARD II PPECANOE CLU8
will meet FRIDAY ENENING, at O'Clock. a
puHctua attendance OF the members is respectfully
qucsted. By order, JAMES BOOZ,
nil Sec'y pro sem,
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Or, estimating 5 rs at .; Cts,

Or, estimating 5 frs at 81 cts, S63,562 10
This is but one Of the societies, who are dis
tributing funds to propagate the creed, from
which we have quoted above, in the United
States, at the head of one Of which is the EN-
peror of Austria and Prince Metternich. In an
other number I viii continue this subject
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5G5HAt me ting OF the FIFTH WARD TlPPECA-
NOE CLUB, h Id on tuesday, evening, the 10Th lest,
the following resolutions were unanimously adopted
Res0brsd, That the thanks Of this Club I'D the vOiaRs
of the Fifth Ward b., and they hereby rendered 30
our young and porsevcring Wing friend, ISAAC l. CAN
PER, for has unprecedented eXertens in crossing the
Chesapeake Bay SUI day evening" (prior 10 the ele
tOnl in small canoe, and arriving just in time east
his vote in favor of Gen. VIM. H. Harris m at tie FSh
Ward.
ResoEDcd, as token of respect, That Isaac l. Camper
be ind he is hereby elected an Honorary Member d
this Club, and that the Corresponding Secre airy be
questcd 70 transmit him certificate of membership
VIM. II. HANSON, Vice Prssf.
JAMES II. VALIANT. Rec. See'y. no II
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LOOK TO YOUR COMFURT Sss8EALTHs
TENHE present aud approaching excessive hot
.nci, y nor ohiy very oppfssslve ana uhcotnlta'
prudent and advisable that persons who have any
gard for the comfort and health of their families shoef
carefully avoid sleeping feather beds at this
Of the year-especially, when good clean delightful
MATTRESSES of every description can he had so
y low, at the BEDDING MARTS, N. w. and 8. w.
rotneTs of Lombard and Light streets These WHO
c0ubt will please call and examine for themselves
L5df
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uDlEDERss' BOARDs-3 ions assorted No
4Dfor sale W
TURNER yvHHBLwRIGHT NUDGE,
ehaEss sfs
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A DMINISTRATOR'S EOTICE-The ere
- ditors Of John u. Robinson deceased, nesebs
requested to bring in their claims the subscriber Gs
payment by the LIST day of January next; and I'LL per-
indebted TO the estate notified TO settle thdis
respective claims before that day. summary
will be resoTted to 10 collect them.
HENRY L. MCNAMARA, Admir-
Oct. II. 1870 oCE1lw
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buck cts, BOXES, BOW LIS, BASK ETss
0An FRUIT BOXES aud BASKETS
e1OO 100 dozen Painted Buckets
CARDS, assorted
1000 Butter Bowls and Trays
200 superb Butter Prints
Willow Carriages and Cradles
WooleH and Flax Spinning Wheels
DUkEIIART & Co
10Th mo. ~ IoiE Baltimore street
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EXCHANGE READING ROOMS,
Sur LETPER OFYIck,
LETTER BAGS UP.
POr Valparaiso, Lima, &c.-Barlue Lark, with des
patch.
For Observation-Disclosures Eunomus, with des patc0,
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ALMANAC.

BOARD OF TRADE
The following members constitute the ConlS&uee On
Arbitration for the month of October 1870:
James |. Corner, James George,
Hermon H. Perry, WIN. II. Kegales,
Hugh jenkins.
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Talo 10 the IaxarlstS, Tor the
missions to Missouri and ILL.,
nois, the Seminary, and the
College of ST. Marie des Bar
riens, 7. 40 fran,
| Outfit Of Missionaries who left
sions, 1855 30
To the Jesuits, for missions in
Missouri and New Orleans, $1,000
Ditto in Kentucky, 5000
There were also sent
To my lord Eccleston, Arch
bishop Of Baltimore, 1927
To my lord Loras, Bishop OF
Dubuque, s2,es7
To my Lord Purcell, Bishop
of Cincinnati, 3s,sz7
To nay lord Fenwick, Bishop
of Boston, O,3T
To my lord Kenricl, Bishop Of
Philadelpbia e0,327
To my lord Hughes, acting
Bishop of New York, s31 50
To my Lord Niles, Bishop Of
Nashville, e6,S27
To my lord Flagct, Bishop of
Bardstown, 81 400
To my lord Hailandiere, Bishop
To my lord Rosati, Bishop Of
ST. Louis, S0,3T
TO my lord Blanc, aetiag Bish-
OPP Of hatcher, 1887
To my lord England, Bishop Of
~ Charleston, ..afg-@ Is ,6BT ~
Outfit Of Missionaries to ,De- -. s. 20
troit, 80 - I: isa.r 1 1000 -.
q f.sA : 81. 8. - - -.
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FREEMAN'S INDIAN SPECIFIC.
= UST RECEIVED, fresh supply OF this vaIu
eB able COUGH MEDICINE, and for sale, whole
sale or retail, by
RoBERTs s ATKINSON, Asenn.,
Conner Hanover and Market streets, BalirnoYe
n~T
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ns Nyli. EVANS
SOOTHING syrup for CEILDREN

SOJTEENt, syrup for CHILDREN
VIII, cuir - IhAW- Gheru.
g tsuhcrs Anew &c bic sirg~ ;L, syrup would AZ.
4 iufj their intns daring iLe leruJ Of d,uiacn ~
r,.b lins ih''r E-Hs Wih A. no icucer mrlhos Would
iirr i.,i Inc gsy ct -.
iI;. W. EEA - CELEBRATED CANOMlLEAND
AFtSiENi PILLS icr " rDk ~ ina,ii. Pam in n .
sir. Blihogs ni'-'i'oIs. DE. lie Fills VAL perform
cares "h,AI Phys'r..,'s haze "ssf,f,d II heNug the
pai.cut
.'h,sc.ars respectfully urged % usr these Pills
OF D,sp, isia q. Ic .,js. &C. when he had
iualty of Drugs viii rvt Effect rg:o DT. EVANS
the Ell, ruc, and powerful virac OF has pii- o.
Ipcriur qu,liiy the ingredients 81 vheh Jlcy
ifv ,sHn.sut;'it',i.
pE. GOODS FEAfALE rms
Tn's H,i.s are recommended 20 he Ladies fir sap
ryss.na cd customary periodicals. ,isn uhcF weakucs-
o; T,Ulles e. - IN, they suiIrcL
Or. M Ms BOTAN Nc PiiLS.
\ cclrs,ra,,d an,:tilious Family Aicd,ciur.
Ts a'uvc mcjirinrs arc s-i'd only of the following
rtSuiar agents bay only oljhc Re- -,ar az
ucu sell Couuier!rIt':
E"srlar Agents. ~. H. King. Gr,ccr V'csling-
Jti,ss Barley q Co. Moun'..villr Va. \. y. Clarke.
Flea Creek "a Rr!d : Holliw,y. ~nvrn,. q. Mir
tu,lau Doh seller Si'uhcAylllc. Is.,c usriis. No
i2J iibrr,y -. PIshnrch.
CA.!iDN.--Dr VIM. Evans will nol hr resyorisi-
De fr Ihc gcunrn'ss nf he Cau,uiic PFC unlr-s
'tcy ere bought "f Or. E,,uis' adNt riiscd agents
fh-r- 5 one agent IN cNery COUNTY.
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80 AZ where are y.,'g Jhpt want bargains for
~ cash c1iI az l15. Ai,in : rect.
y. ~. ADAMS. having jlst received n new stock
- cloth "n'sn'rcs anil vrsincs ci the latest STYLES
aUd u.w offers bargains N those no wish bargains
IN coats fau's v,s,s thing clsc that ncriains
t' crn'!erans Wearing apparel, made up To or4cs 1t
the shortest notice AMI mos, fashionable style
oct 29--l IN
~ 3. Il - -rn ncrcss.ry or those no krny ;hcrn.
selves indebted To TIE subscriber Tor a longer lime
iinn loIr mr'ias To ny Up aai no ing,
.dul sencc will hc given.
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B. BG9 Dollars
Es EI ~ ARID.

~ ihe 9,h n S,1icuih-r. Mt. man WIN Gale
= y himself J,ie rT.rtf-riy, WJHrig rpf mi !1ie
~" ems, slnScn. Dark IN r. NhI sopr,i it the HspI
Tf-,ra. P,ci sir.a'. 'vBh b;sal tread WAGON and
team cpH2',.I Of , oly mlr's I c-,y r.IIiug AID
erly snlIi n. an l1ll.l giyirs e. Keys q di.
MORO, 'hr in'lowrg gopis. marked 2. C,,urv & Co.
Somerset, olio; TO D. deisotoI 10 ham ia y di,-.
viz
o'' case black an lead colcrrl saa rg ,rrd Prints
low priced.
One lrrlc S,y1cc urb,, aracd ro,,or nurkci : "
c " H5-3j p 1851 yd..
OiN ht'c d d. 5 VI & No
4!J--25 p 7Gjl yards
Ten brg' Rio C.nT'c. 1921 lbi li,ns'c oovcrcl}
the inside marked u No3
Nine % d' d. lil) Jos (loYbe covercd) the
inside marked J ~ No l.
Three blrrcis II & ,T,e yveirfiiry .ever,Iiy 10
Is3. 1913
l6Il7I3i-2J7 lb, n uh,c', the f,lIouing article.
were packel
Thirty three loo"cs rcfnei sr~,r
Two b1vcs shiyiIg s,,r. len 81 2 sivs bra,,I.
cd ?. HIDE s. So. HIlliiiy street y ,lii.nsr,
Fonr dpzen Manila Hemp p'o ,rh nes
rw' doz,n ~. ID f1!i's large ami small ,'ior bfck.
ingl
oae barrel Spirits Turpeariao IS gallons weighing
BOOTS
Tirec Kegs Br''ty', r Powder.
Onc key con'aini1g cat Irfin OIL 10 r1Is 90 ~.
F1rrrhahohost- T. r. Tci. Navigator 4sgo.No If6.
weighing Ef1Nt %, 81, 90. So
ono c,ii % lts Manila Small V7--
one crate O1ecnsNaic weighing 1910 l5s. contain.
m 81 drzan escorted plates
: dozen cr1atlri bowls lftrn s.ze.N
d,z Oval Tea Pu's
j Dc do Pitchers two sizes)
do Glass Tc0pcfs
100 sets culmsid tens
dozr1 cn1mslled b0Nls 0lrg~1
A. o. Oval Tee pots snj round sugars
/ d. IuGer Creams
Ia, Chnl m1es f'yp s1-.1
% SETS pink anil rur .io euaint'cI teas
The lbI,r jasef.Iri r1fs have rai boon t-Hv,f
81 ~ Srn.ra.'. Perry county .C'o ord DO pr.rurlr
ton il that tis .ii S. ri -r.s Wn1er'v .sll rfy.
Burcr county. a., ~ hs .lire ~ rs, lei.r. h.sf.
seconded vih slii property Tbs l.ryr r.v1-l vii
bc PAID Iori hc Apprehension ofs1id E,l. r.y NV boz
erly. uli recover, of 'hr rrperg 1, 1 gro.nrea fol
any part rorcof or hHy drla-s .pr Gee HF,..H.r-1
ani conviction ~ Woni,r'r hr
TNNlFE a. ~ Nflfar-s.rr
r. CO+tY 8 go Ss-r--' Dr.
fra1y dealer u rlult-y p-,ifHa pr-.rIsII rom
&c -so1 nupsd W1Ieft 1r " rIrrs" 1'rH. iNr r-s
d ~ eighth scpc15er .s-i. e1. Gar r. usI-f lr'
ces bon their hofhe vin,hIr. I, uit.. n. ....,H fa
h-fio rayior s Srs.Nr l1'. q i.r.-. ...a..
Nn. 80. I.t..f
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Jus T''5'"d r0@ Doe '.- la,, lor cssh ;,csa mp.
ply Of gr', erics 90 n'' c~s,f,nasu..
trUiG bet vrr,gr,- J.yr.
20 bags Rio coffee
- ches,t \. II. Icl.
> ). q Tea.
- e. puv der Ter.
bV ptskcis claml '-Tr ~tnr.-
10000 iis cor',4i YEN.
p'rcs ousuac brsnjy,
~ India Gbls. Mslsss wine.
2uOJ0 best eHn caps.
"uoD iis. beet Lump Sugar
10 '"N.s var.cEa'ct san.
boxes HAIRS t's'C sNeud,sh 1'lS7r~o
> store. oct ro-r.pII ctiIIy
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e vUCE--iNSJN OUI fCT rPEAEi IS-sH
A. those Si.0wl'F jh- mselvrs inaeHitd iic ffrs
H. j ,s Reilly. ster p, 90 = uA a, C.,un MI
'-ss .f.. a-i max so.dcrlcui o er hriorr iis iNr
p. .f..'"a'-E 1r $40 s'guuI,s VII b. place. -
S n Es,<T 'ii,cf, $40 ,,,ic iicp bv az fiu CO. &
= '-''rr iur the 'uh sri'--r O, 0u1ai. n ,isb. o.
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Dictionary Oimsicad's Phil,slI hy, do Compendium.
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