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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04
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FOR THE EXTRA GLOBE.

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Congress, to commence on MondaS, the 3lst of
May next, and will be continued during the ses-
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04
Washington City, April 5, lS4i.
Brown County supreme Court.

Brown county supreme court
RhOda Collins
Vs. Petition for Divorce.
Stephen Collins,
DE it remembered, that, on the third
day of December, 1910, the petit
toner, by her Counsel, fled in the Clerks
office Of said Court, a petition for di-
vorce from her husband Stephen Collins,
the defendant; the canse assigned in said
petition for the divorce is wilful absence
for more than three years on the part Of
the defendant; the defendant is therefore
notified TO appear before the Judges of
the Supreme Court, on the first day of
their next term, to he held at Georgetown,
in Brown county, Ohio, and answer or
plead TO said petition.
G. w. KING, Clerk
atJ s. G. B. G. o.
TIL. L. HAMER, Counsel for petitioner.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04
INFORMATION WANTED.

q w. CLAIM, one of thS editors and proprie-
y. .tors of the S Repository & Whig'' published
at Chambersburg, Pa. has been absent since the
26th of last month. and no information has since
been obtained by his friends here, (who are ig-
norant of the existence of any adequate
cause for his leaving the place or his businesS)
as 10 where he is, or indeed whether he is alive
or not. Any person who can give any informa-
tion concerning him, will greatly Oblige hisfriends
by communicating the same, by letter, to G. X.
Harper, of Chambersburg, Pa. Mr.. CatllIn is
about II years of age, he has black hair and eyes,
rather under the common size, coughs very much
when talking, and has weak hoarse voice.
Aug. II, l840.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04
STATE OF ONO,
BRowN County CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.
October Term, A. d. ls4O.
IN CHANCERY.

October Term, A. D. 1910.
A00'r Vs. moro" IN CHANCERY.
Philip D. Wilson.
DEit remembered, that on the l7th day of
ID October, A. D. 1910, the Complainant
6sd in said Court his certain bill in Chancery,set-
ting forth thalon the 26th day Of September, 1888,
the Defendant became indebted to him in The
sum oftwo hundred and twenty dollars, and exc
cuted to him his writing obligatory for the pay
msnt of said sum ofmoney in two years after the
date thereof; and that to secure said sum OF mo-
nay, the Defendant executed his certain mort
gage on in-lot No. (SG) eighty-six lying in
Georgetown, in said County, north OF market
street. The prayer of the bill is, thrt, by de-
cree of said Court, the said mortgage be fore
closed and said loL sold to discharge the claim
aforesaid, &c.
And on motion and it appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court that the said Defendant IS
not resident of the State of Ohio, ordered that
notice of the tendency and prayer of the bill be
published in the "Democratic Standards" news
paper prn ted and in general circulation in said
county, six weeks in succession previous to the
next term of this Court.
GEO. w. KING, Clerk.
Dawn G.. DEvoRE, Sopr.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04

A STRONG CEMENT FOR Glass AND
WOOd.-Steep isinglass twenty-four houIs
in common white brandy, then gently boil
and keep stirring, until the composition
is well mixed, and drop if cooled, will
become strong jelly. Then strain it
through clean linen cloth into a vessel
to be kept closely stopped. A gentle
heat will dissolve this glue into colorless
fluid. Dishes of wood, glass, or earthen
if united with this cement, will break
elsewhere rather than separate in the old
break. la applying the cement, rub the
edges which are to be united, then place
them together, and hold them for two
minutes, and the work is done. This is
very easily done, and incomparably better
than anything else for The purpose.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04
INTERESTING FAcTs-AGRICUL.
nfTVnFa


According TO the returns Of the Mar
tbals, BY whom the late census was ta-
ken, the State Of New York is behind
Pennsylvania in the production Of wheat
10 the amount ofabout Z, 900 900 bushels
annually; while it excels Pennsylvania in
the production offye over 5000, 900 bush
els, of Indian corn :, 100000 bushels, Of
oats over 100000 bushels, Of buck
wheat 100000 bushels, of barley 2,30O,-
600 bushels, ofpotatoes 81 100000 bush
els, wool nearly 100000 pounds, hay
nearly 2,000,0 900 tons, sugar over S,OpO,'
900 pounds. and Of products OF the diary
over SS,00O,000. Ia the production of
wheat Ono exceeds Pennsyl ylganla about
1000 900 bushels, while Virginia Is but
about Il million bushels behind N. York
ia that article. In Indian corn, Tennes-
see takes the lead of all the States, pro-
ducing 424 millions of bushels yearly,
N. Carolina 34I millions OF bushels, Vir-
ginia about "a millions Of bushels, Illinois
% millions, Michigan - millions, Ala
bama IS millions, Missouri Is millions,
Pennsylvania 1874 millions, and New York
10 millions. Ofueat cattle, New York
possesses 2,642, ,53S, Pennsylvania 148,-
AIS, Ohio 1,O0S,3l3. OF sheep, New
York has 5,3sl .225, Pennsylvania 1885,
43l, Ohio l,054,957. Vermont l,393,-
400, Virginia l,2S0,736. In the pro-
ducts Of the orchard, New York aad Ver-
mont lead the other States nearly two to
one-lhe former being to the amount of
81, l,732,357, the latter $l,IO9,3S7. In
cotton Mississippi bears the palm, produ.
cling yearly $50, ,S3s. .sls pounds, Alabama
240,379,669 pounds, South Carolina l4S
907 $50 pounds, Georgia 1892, 2,755
pounds, Louisiana S7,64O,[s5 pounds
Virginia 10,797, 45l pounds. OF To.
baCco, Maryland produces 10 millions
pounds, Virginia IA millions pounds, Ohio
6 millions pounds, Tennessee 23,7O0,OOO
pounds, and Indiana near 2 millions
pounds.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04
Public Notice

rs he .eby given, that the special board ofequal-
,ization Cor Brown county, will meet at the
A uditor's Office in Georgetown, in said county,
on the third Monda, of November next, 1t being
the 9Th day thereof, for the purpose ofhearing
and determining grievances, relative to the re-
valuation of real estate within said county, by
the appraiser, and to equaIize the taxes thereon,
according to The act passed March 18th, 1910.
p. l.. WILSON, DEPUTY, for
.E II. LINDSEY, A. B. G. o.
Oct. 10Th I84O. ...... t..
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04
AN N U A l. r E P OR T
Of the Fund Commissioners of
Brown County

TNHE undersigned,in obedience to the
requisition Of the nineteenth Sec
ton of an Act passed 2Sth March, 1887,
entitled San Act for the distribution
and investment of this States proportion
of the Surplus Revenue" submit the fol-
lowing statement ofthe management Of
this COunty's proportion of said fund:
Amount received from the
State Treasury May 22nd,
1888 $256s7 "a
Amount loaned
on Real Estate 1880 90
Amount loaned
on other ade-
quate security 24,lS7 "a
--- 25,6S7 "a
The following is the amount loaned in
each of the several Townships:
Union Township 1920 90
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04


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Applegate Benjamin Anderson Robert
Anderson Nelson .
B.
Brainard William Barns NJ
Bayne Henry hangover Mary Ann
Brown John
Currel Mary Creighton John
d
Drake spa Drake Frances
Drake Mrs Margaret
F.
Fyfs Benjamin Fyffs John
G
Galbreath Rachel Graf John
II
Hill JamesK Heunan Joseph
Hughs Burwell Horn Ellen
Hunt Robert
J ...
Jonson Sarah Jamison GlaseO
;H X
KsAn'tt Valentine
Lindsey Jesse Leach Joshua
M
Martin Joel McFadden Jacob
Miller Catharine D Moore Miss Melissa
N .
Nieheson Jeremiah Newman Mrs Jane
P. t.
Poe Jesse
R
Ross Miss Mary Ross David
Ross John
S
Sellman SarahJ Sinms Mrs Mary
Shields WIN Esq Stately WmC
Sellers Mrs Polly
T
Thomson Robert 4 Thorn Thomas
Thomas William ~ r
w
Warlaumont. or Noraumont, Michel
DAVID CRAWFORD, P. M.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04

A CURE FOR EPILEPFIc FGTs.-Taks
the roofs Of comfrey, sasSafras, burdock, g.
lecampane. and hOrss-radish, Of each a
large handful, aud the roots and buds of
horehOund and raspberry, each one hand.
iul; put these ingredients into new earth.
en- pot which holds two gallons, fillit with
sofl water and let it simmer over hot ash.
ssfoE eight hours strain the decoction ana
put Il IN bottles for use; dose for an adult
eeill four times a day for week before
both the full and change Of the moon. -
Tony certain knowledge,this preparation
bad been tried and proved efectul, in a
very respectable family in the country
whom I'll other means had failed.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04
A NEW VOLUME.
IHe first number issued on The twenty-seue,lU
day ofJuise, lS40.
NRW UnDN AID on

The first number issued on the tlOenty-SeUellh
day ofJuae, ls4O.
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Amount of Interest on $25BS7 "a for
IL months at Z per ct. 1898 10
Amt OF int. due and not paid 3 so
Amt Of Loan that has been col.
lected by course of law 500 90
Amt Of loan now in suit 500 OO
" " due and not in
suit 100 90
The expenses incurred in the man.
agement of said Fund are as follows, viz;
Amount paid Preston w. Sell
lers for printing Report 3 80
Amt paid Sam'l Kerr F'd Com. ID OO|
/" g Sam'I Ross /" 1S O0I
t" Noah Ellis /" IA 90
" Hezskiah Lindsey
Clerk to Commissioners 8 90
Amt paid Peter L. Wilson Clk
to Commissioners IL 90 |
Amt paid to David G. Devore
Attorneys fees for colIonlion 20 90
Amt paid to Samuel Korr for
going to Columbus 10 receive
this County's proportion Of
reaPportionment Of Surplus n
Revenue IL OOI
Annual income Si7ss 10
SAMUEL KERR Fand Comm'rs
SAMUEL ROSS, of
NOAH ELLIS, Bropn C6anty.lI
r. 90 YoA1
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04

Ladies who cultivate flowers in their
pafloEs Will esalefull receive the follow.
ING recipe tos destroying very lFOuble.
some reptile; Worms in pots may be
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List of Letters

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at George
III town, on the 3lst day of March, l94l,
which ifnot taken out in three months will bs
sent to the General Post O6iee as dead letters.
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l ERMS.
For one copy of the Extra Globe 81
6 copies do 5
10 do do 10
25 do do 20
And SO on in proportion for greater number.
For one copy Of the Congressional Globe, or APP
pendlx, so cents.
For six copies of either So SO
l2 do 5 90
95 do 10 90
And so on in proportion for greater number.
Payments may be transmitted by mail, postage
paid, at our risk, By the regulations Of the Post
flies Department. postmasters are authorized to
frank letters containing money for subscriptions
to newspapers.
The notes of any bank current in the section
of country where a subscriber resides, will be re-
csived by us at par
0t.3-No attention will be paid to any order un-
less the money accompanies it,
BLAIR g. RIVES.
Washington City, April 5, lS4i.
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TETE propose q issue the STATEsMAN, during
w the ensuing session Of the Ohio Legislature
TRI-WEEKLY, s. 90
SEMI WEEKLY, so
| WEEKLY. s'... #-... . V | O0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, on
INDIAN PURGATIvE,

MANUFACTURED under the immediate superinteu.
WI dence % Wan WTchi, VicePresident OF the Month
American college Of Health established washnglon d.
u, jan sh, lh3S for the OF Disease To-
Fevers Measles small PoI and Ery sipelas lnanations
OF the Brain. Throat stomach Lungs, Liver, sfincs
hdneys and Bladder; Pains in the stomach Back side
Consumption; Dropsy Of the Head of the Chest OF tbs
Aodomen, aud Of the Limbs scrouar, seurvy and Syp
his; Career, Gravel Loss Of Appetite; Sick Heal Ache
Rheumatism. both Acute and ChIouic rpftnE and Vou
Ing o. Boodi DaTrtGA Dysenery and Coles; Syucope
Apop.cxy and Paral by spepsa, Uypochondrasis lie
JANUS Epilepsy, WboOptng Cough, PalptafOn Heart
Ulcers and sores Of every description, Hy stercks Weak
hcAte Female Complaints.
The ATtof Healing had its origin in the Woods
Forcsi L. sill The best Medical &c hooln
The above named indian Vegetable Pills NOT eny tho
roughly cleanse the stomach and bow els Of all bilious hu
nours aud other impurities but they also pores
kidneys Thus will be seen, that by sinze operaon
OF this extraordinary medicine. all natural drains are
openeci tie blood and other fluids COMPLETELY purh
eds and disease Of every kind "a literally driven ffon III
body.
One happy circumstance connected with using the In
dian Vegetable Bills, Is they Dotonly always the right
medicine always safe and always To 10 good bu
- absolutely impossible for them do injury OF harm
Therefore, time sonld he lost in Estsnn. 10 eonrie
tory ADVICE the only inquiry should be- person sie
II so the soonsr aew doses Of the Indian Pills admin
isieTst the soner will the naen be restored 10 health
AMI usefulness.
Again. the Indian PuTgaiive recommends i.sef q. al
because, no matter What be The the disease
the medicine - always right, always safe, will always ~
good aud can never possibly do harm. single dose vii
10 all cases aGOTd relief and DO conv tbe inv
nd Of IFS value than volumes written It's praise
supply OF above Pills recsivcd, aud for sale BY
90. " EuSrACE &-sON,
ie l5-eoihW dnnts heiuw the Rel Tsvsrn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12
FRESH FALL AND WINTER
IL II " q N N N -

by the hne ship Portsmouth, arrived At New York la
- July last aud the .hp Rhode Island lanes Ri
YER, We have received and rsesivng
Of Foreign Dry Goods which, together with purchases
made BY senior partner, duTing speat
af the North, enables offer cnstomera ana tina
public, generally, CERTAINLY THE CHEAPEST ana
most desirable stock Of Goods have in store
during our whole business life of than twenty years.
Our stock u very large and senera and almost every
package 10 nc IN stoTe-and when tell country
and city Ties shai Dry Goods cheap now as
tobacco lba AZ - s per loo lbs al 81
per bushei los Cd per barrel cotton a. 4A
perpoand they ought to be LATED thai they cannot
unue 20 low especially many, say most leadn4
staple articles lave been lai IN below aetu.I e
OF production These things being and the country
badly supplied with goods IN the INFERIOR AID getting
rdly Into good coadon them paw them Ia
would seem isnifesiy TO be the right time buy. Al
Invited 10 call and eKamino for themselves
IL J. =. JAS1S 4 Co.
selo Globe square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12

s have 1s day SS v oar Ss sSEpp Of GaTIo
judeionsly to discriminate such varieties OF vegetables
really worthy culture. the or as is not
unrcquenL worthless vsretes OF the same class which
have been perpetuaicd through ineHpeIence; therefore,
ally found in the catalogues OF those
dsTs not prd=tedi Srer,rS OF seeds-And he Is
thai the variety might no, be s further reduced with adj
vantage rate this is ample for any garden however
extensive, aud fully adapted to the niees, taste.
be remembered, that what IS sold 10y him otsH
,eih entire confidence, thai they will upon ta prove TO
be far Superior 70 lnos,oi io,,gn Importation or such
pose a
HRTICioKE-GIobe
BEET--Iynng Blood
Early TnTnip
BEANs-R SS,: sp sG,L
Cranberry Bush
Early yellow
CABBAGE-Early York
large Drumheai
Flat Dutch
DIumhead savoy
Green curleddo
Green Glazed
CArRoT-LonE Orange
EGG PLANT
ENpINE-Cured
LETTUCE-Llrge eurledindIl
MELoN-spani+1
Mountain sprout
Nutmeg and CIIon
oSiGN-wea,hcrs1clI
P PaSsETS-s
PEAs-Early Frame
Large Mrrowfat
Hue Imperial
u shop Dwarf
RADlsn-LOng Scarlet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12
e SSgSySl%sh
SAGl Ri 9 {. i s. Sd
JVsTGnfsd Fresh aud Gsnmas,
w H OLES ALE AND RETAIL

II vi T. = a l. T. a " ID II A l..
A RTICUoKE-GTccn Globe
n AsPARAGUS- Giaut or Dutch
,bLhNs-largc AMI small Lima Scarlet Runners, Broad
~ NAP ENNs-EarIy China, Early yellow, Refugee or
90 10 7, Paris SIX Weeks
BEbT-Early Blood Turup Rooted, Yellow DO, Long
Blood: Yellow French sugar, White Siesdn French
BRoCoLI-Puryic Cape and white
CABBAGE Early May, DO Pentou, DO Salisbury, 80
Screw Early YORK DO Nunparo, Iaudrcti's Iarge York
larry sugar DO BleIscs late Bsiter'es, Fiat Dueh
Drumhcid Large HerEsu Drumhel4 savoy, Globe savoy
CAuLlfI OVER Eary ani Late
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
CELERY Giant White Solid, Norh'a Giant Rcd
CAREor-Lons Orange Larly Horn, Long siudiey, A.
cREss- cured or reppersrnss, Water and Broad Lcav
CUCUMBER Early Frame, Euly Cluster. White spin.
cd LONG Green, L1ng Proky, Che kin for picking
I CoRN-Eary sugar, Eatly Tuscsrors
ENulNE-Green CuTlci
KILE Biao Cmi,d siberian, Grcen cmisi seo,ei,
LEEK-farsc sco.eh
LErTUCE-Ro,al White Head. Iec Esriy CURED sue.
sis. While Coss, Green Coss brown DutcA
MELoN-NutncE, Green Ciron, P,uo Apple, Malta Win.
WATER MErLoN-Fnss kinds
MUsTARD- White Medicinal, Black ceorsr,
ONtUN-sivcr Sknned yellow Ducb. EirIy Rcd
PEAS-Landreihs Etiia Early, Estly WsrWck Early
NATIONAL, Bahops Dwarf Proi6c
OERA
PEPPER--1srsc Roll Large yellow
PARsLEY-Fine Curlcd
RHuHARB- UHduiacd Tor Taus
RADDisi-iong Scarlet Shori Toy Long Salmon, White
Turnp, scarlet Tutnp yellow DO Rines spauish
SATISFY o. VEGETABLE OYSTER
..soUAsiI-Ear Bush, Grunge wstted. White Crook
TONATo-Iarse Red anil yellow
IuKNlf-Whuc Pat DuieN, bslt's New Hybfid, Vel
low Maltese, Rcd Tor. Ruis nars
FLOWER ROOTS and sFEIis-A large assortment
foI and SWEET HERBsEEDS
Also many Seeds not enumerated 80. -
4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12
READ THIS

THE subscriber has hand, from recent purchases
l. very choice and extensive variety Of retailing Dry
Goods which Cor rcaSpns he Is disposed self during
tho neN 90 days) lower than such goods be obtained
lof usually.
The limits OF Advertisement DO admit Of an AZ.
tempt nj detail, he necessary than
that his facilities for purchasing enable him assure
those who want that Il embraces every variety
LADIES' wear, In most approved styles OF
slss-plain eacc, striped aud figured
Shawls-CashmcTe, chene, camcls hair. &c.
nouseanes- Cashmere, striped, pl I'D AID plain
EmbioiIeres, Of richly wrought siyles-cheap
Richly cm brodered Lawn and French cambr IIdkfs
French MeTiDo. plain and siTped-veTY cheap
Rich bs aud 81 French BomrAzine
New Style striped BomhSzine
Fine quality twllei and plain Chaly
considerable Narey Of plaid Goods, for ladies' anG
GENILEMEN'S wear, in
Rich wooen Vevts, Chaiys, velyets, ami black satin
Nestings
Superior cmbroiiered Merno Scaris
Every variety Of silk Cravats aud ScarGs
Best quality English pocket Hdkis
Superior qualities and good bargains In Cloths
Best quality black and fancy Cassmeres
parcel superior Collars Bosoms, Cloves suspenders,
Hose aus hal Hose, &c.
DONES TIC GOODS, IN
Best styles white Long Cloths English AMI AmericAnl
AMI other usual varieties
And HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Liucns, dwelling, SAeetirg Pillow Linens, Blankets,
&c, theyeTy hest makes.
continuance Of patronage so literally bestowed here.
toioTe, h respectfully asked and customer
meet the best goods AZ lower pTiC han usual
jal6 ThOs PRICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12
NO. 81.
AUCTION NOTICE.

THE Subscriber has this day. disposed Of h,s ,u,erest
Il In the Aactoo and Cotnussoa Bnsnss. 10 Mr. A AZ.
Lok- who will continue the IN It's various braaxle
Al the OH sand, opposite the Dell Tavern.
FROM Mr. nlncs long experience In the Auction Bust
ness and the snbsefber's pen onsi sequsinsnes with
nun he takes pleasure In Recommending hltn his
nends and the public generally, and feels confident thai
faly attended 10
de- a. A. w0Rp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12
BUrLrR EFFERvEscEsr
MlGE ElUAN ApEnIENTr

FOR Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, nervous debility, giddi.
ness, head ache a-idty oi the stomach hab!tua
nycuoss, cuiaueous govt, gravel etc. and much
valued as gentle 'soling puTgsve.
This sabe preparation has received the patronage
mSny eminent members VI the profession. and from dis
corning public many respectable and unsolicited es'io.
malls OF It's efficacy medicine, have been eiciIe-
with all tic pleasing qualities o( glass OF soda wafer, II
posscsscy the active medicinal properties Of the ap
proved sanous puTgatvesis pleasant the palate and
grateful TO stomach.
A supply received aud fcr sale by
J. H. EU5TACE 4 SON,
ma Three tanrs below ihs Rel Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12
GROCERIES, LIoUoRs. Sc.

WE have on hand an assonmeni Of the test iqualiy,
Brown, loaf crushed and powered Sugar
Old lava and greco Coffee
GunpowdsT. slack and Young Hysoa Tea
Madeira, sherry ami other Wines
Cognae Brandy, Rum, Gin, and ether Liquors and Ii
quor Cases
Roe iIeTriogs, In whole and half Dbl,
Maekefei, No !, In half and quarter bills and Kits
Kits Of Tongues aid SQUADS
Imitation English cheese
Fresh Rasins, Almonds and Prunes
Mustard, Olives, Capers, a. forsale by
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