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ScoTT,s COMMENTARIES on THE OLD AsD NEW
TEsr,MESTs.-William e. Dean, of tins City,
has Just published new and beautiful edition Of
this valuable work, in three royal octave vol
pmes. As flmily exFositor OF the Scriptures
this work has long maintained deservedly high
regulations and the very low price at which it Is
now sold will place it within the reach OF almost
every family. DR.. Adam Clarke, the celebrated
Biblical commentator, speaking OF this work, says
that the aim of Rev. T. Scott, the author, seems
to be, to speak plain truth to plain men, and for
this purpose he has interspersed a multitude of
practical observations which cannot fail, from the
spirit of sound piety which they breathe, Of being
very useful. The work has already done much
good" Mr.. Dean is entitled to much credit FOR
the handsome style in which he has got up his
cheap edition OF this valuable work, and we trust
that the rapid and more extended sale Of the work
will amply repay him.
o. ." AN AMERICAN ArrENDix TO DR. PCsEr's
SERMON, by Layman of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church, has just been published by ]. a.
Sparks 100 Nassau-strcet. 1t is pamphlet Of
ten pages made up principally Of quotations from
the creeds and catcchisms of the Presbyterian,
Dutch Reformed and other churches, and from
the wrtlngs!of Luther, Melanctaon and Calvin,
to show that these men and churches differed not
very widely from DR.. Pussy himself.
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pOARD-A lew gentlemen can be accommoda.
~ ted with good Board reasonable terms, q John
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LECTURES ow THE EpIsrLE OF PAUL THE APOSTLE TO
TIE ROMANS. BY THOMAS CHALMERS, D. D. and IL
j. Second Edition. New-York. Robert Carter, IS
Canal st.
This volume contains one hundred discourses
upon the Epistlet to The Romans-generally deemed
by divines the most important book in the Bible
considered at least in reference 10 the philosophy
of Christianity-and the most difficult of inter
probation. The distinguished author enjoys rep
utation which would secure to the work candid
welcome in every part of the Christian world
He has long been celebrated as one Of the most
eloquent preachers and profound theologians Of
Great Britain, and the part he has taken in the
recent secession from the Established Church in
Scotland has commended him still more warmly
to the hearts Of all lovers Of religious freedom
The book is thick octave of above five hundred
pages, printed in double columns and in a neat
and perspicuous style. We commend ii to the
favor Of all our religious readers.
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TENDER FEET.--M. q. CURTIS, No. John
SIR ~ near Broadway has on hand supplyof Velvet
dressed French Calf Skins been,if article and well cacu
lated tender First Boots hand made of this
Of various qualities from 81 25 Sc So Also hard Gentle
mans Opera Brogaus. Cater Boots Morocco ad Calf Bro
gas Ladies' and Misses Caters Buskins Ties, Slippers
Also best quality of fine and stout Boots and Shoes 10 hi
Bows OF al ages from years old aud upwards Gent!em
Water Boots with FIRST London Bend Solos, Cork Sole
Boots &C., all of which ! be furnished at reasonable prices
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pklNTEKS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS

L Nos % and 81 Goldstrset, New ork-April, 1888.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.-The" HOE" Print
ing Press Machine and Saw Manuiactoy, consequence
of the addition OF and improved machinery their works
md the reduction the OF materials and labor
bed greatly, repce the prices their Presses and Of rn
and Binders materials generally; will b. b. hei
newly printed Circular which they b4g leave refer
This establishments still under the personal surerintep
deuce Richard NJ. Hoe and Robert Hoe and they
their friends hat the reduction
all articles featured by this Sstahlishme shall reair
the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained II
will also be endeavo to improve the quality Of
thsn every particular They atter themselves, Also thai
their old friends will only con,nne their iavors bu' that
Printers generally will appreciate their endeavos to furnish
Orders from part of the country for all articles used by
Printers Binders, including Type Ink, Paper, etc. viii b
executed with the and promude and on The
best
Jobbing work aud repairing will b. done the lowest pess
bic prices, with every attention and expedition.
y. B-All articles manufactured BY this Establishment
will bs stamped Z. Hos Co., that persons from abroad
not be- imposed with spurious articles made IN I'M
tatjon Of theirs.
Printers ofnewspapers who publish r,isemeut witt
this three before the first OF rt next and send
their papers vii be entitled payment OF their bill
~ hUviI iaar timss the amount oft. ago e
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IHE SAINTS EyrR.-,sr,SG Resi-. BY the Rev. RIcHARp
BATTER.
An abrdgement of this standard religious work,
BY Benjamin Fawcett, has just been published by
Robert Garter of IS Canal street 1T printed
on large type and in a very neat thick volume
Why an abrdgement should be ma;.le we can
scarcely see, though it may doubtless thus be
more widely diffused. Many OF the pIl ilosophica!
discussions have been dropped-irrelevant matter
has been exscinded and the size Of the work has
thus been considerably reduced. The compiler
has pre6xed a brief and comprehensive memoir OF
the distinguished author.
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My Dear Sr- has become so common idtei} W s
dcines by letters that would refrain from any express
son Of my feelings opinion, did not fell compeea 10
men You remember with what reluctance was induced 10
try Scarpa Oil for Deafness for felt onvnceh a't, NAM
could cured by medicine bur will you 1eeys
as snv member of my family The effect upon me has peen
maeieal-my former existence seems like dream am ns
Measure OF listening and hearing onvrsaon Carried on IN
an ordinary tone of voice after being so Tong subjected to the
use Of he ear trumpet almost transporting do not much
do some good Il have objections 10 yo9r using IT.
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. z. VAN NESTE, View Brunswick, Y. ].
WORK. Asg. /. 1873 Store 10 William St NY
~ Prepared and scld by J H. sCHENCK, l2l Racest
philadelphia ProprIetors Principal Office. Also for sale by
Peter Beekman 40. Court and ST. below Greenwich New
Yok-the only place where the genuine can BE- had This Of
fee IS exclusively for the sale Schencs Pulmonc Syrup
ny Price 81 per bottle. sir botLes fo1 S. Sc Sc
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b-st remedy yet prnscIibed .cr,pp..c orr
None genuine ual s. with the words " &c ARrA , VI
for Deafness blown each bottle and with the written SIX
nature OF B Bell on th. wrapper ,,, d
Prepared BY Bell aad sold "osSa,s s9 [ s1 Ia oi
Sy 8 Sand, X Co. No. 273 Broadway; D. Sands * Co.,
II East BrosiwAv. du ly-lln
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THE CHuRcHMAS's COMPASSION L, THF CIosFr. Edited
by f. PAGrr, NJ. A, n. V. D. Appleton * Co,
200 Broadway
This is a beautifully printed little volume COM
piled with great care from the writings of LAuD,
ANDREWS, KEN, HIcKEs, kETrLEwELI., SrINcKlE,
and other eminent divines of the Church Of Eng
Devotion, commended by the Editor earnestly to
hnd andintended asa complete manual of Private
the many who seem now TO be gradually and
faithfully working their way back to the old paths
from which the Church has wandered" The
book contains an extended Preface by the Rev.
Mr. spinckle and is reprinted from the sixteenth
London Edition
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IN CHANCERY, Eighth Circuit.-The Bank

D7T is NEW PATENT PORTABLE
d PLATFORM sCALEs.-For sale cheap one , 81 r.e
articles, quite new 1 anS Y hasi Ea. $50 Wa
--r ST. and 70 BE- seen at WILLIAM ALDS
anied also, a oos ao0'' - IS WedTh&Satsss
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NOTHING will dress the Human Hair so beau
~ tuI!y three shilling bottle Of Joness Coral Han
gives The hair such oseous 'Gi I'll, as
p:epararo, but it IL order fos days tGsss BY oss
Sold b Jones AZ I,,e sign Of the American Eagle 81
Cha,fa-steet n Y or lss Fulton-seet. Brooklyn alb In
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WASHINGTON ELIXIR.-A pure vegetable
w compound Natures God has secreed in The yfSe.
10 search for and discover these part Of mans allotted
toll This well known assertion Of Dio;eordGs one Of the
another violence oits truth aud wisdom, the discovery OF
the Washington Elixir which, for its many virtues may be
called (osend 10 the afflicted Ii only to say
thar eds of our best citizens attest IT'S almost
magic power lhoroughl curing that most noleabe OF all
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For reference 10 men of the first class Eud ton and
hose from the spontaneous results OF practical
voer,penr soc circulars au2 I'm
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IHHE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
L Csp,al s3oo.O0o Oifce No. 81 W.s 81. TINS COMPANY
continues against or damage o. Te an
IL and t-,irati
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MYSTERIOUS.

A GENTLEMAN belonging 70 one o.
= the most ancient and wealthy iami'
lies &c this city. New York. who mus
b well knowa % numerous friends, haE'
ing since the year 1914 mp 70 TeCcRlyl
been bent nearly double. and FOR several
years eon6ned 70 his bed. has been resl0r.
"a 10 good heallll-has regained his nalu.
ral erect posilion--and has quilted his
carriage, and now walks with case. We
believe this is the gentleman's own de-
serip,ion as near as possible. and there Is
no exsggeralion in il. We viii give in.
quirers his address, and doEbt not his hu.
name feelings will excuse The liberty; 50
that any one doubling may knoir these
facis--lhough he requests his name may
not appear in print. Among other simi-
lar instances, Mr.. James G. Reynolds.
ia Chryslie-streei, has been restored, an
will give personal assurances Of the facts
Of his case. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been donei
ASswER-By the INDIAN yEGErA-
BILE ELIXIR internally. and HEWES'
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT ex-
iernally, from Comsieck Is Co.
or Por sale in Hillsborough BY D. Heart;
10 Oxford BY George 2. Taylor; IN Gteensbo.
rough BY J. & r. Sloan-only agents.
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DIR. Inns GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
Strengthening pIasters.

IT'iIESE Plasters, greatly improved,
: and having the preference of all 9th.
ers, are warmly recommended by all doc
tors as invaluable for all invalids having
pains in the Breast. BACK, or SIDE.
Weakness and Lameness are relieved al
once by their use, and the parts restored
to strength and natural warmth and
health. Any person wearing one of these
Plasters, will be astonished and delighted
at the comfort it affords. Those threaten
ed with Lung Complaints should never
trust themselves day without wearing a
Plaster. Ii removes the irritation of ill.,
cipient Consumption FROM TnE LuNGs to
the SURFACE Of the body, and draws of
the internal affection. So in Liver Com.
plants, and Coughs, and Colds. Chill
dren with Whooping Cough should al
ways have one, to prevent the cough set
Ting on the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all on trial.
or For sale in H,llsborough BIZ ID HEART:
in Oxford BY George +. Taylor; in Greensbo.
rough by j. & n. sioan--OnIy agents.
February "a. Co.
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Magical Pain Extractor.
AREnIIIE HEaI.lII.

Magical Pain Extractor.
ABSOLUTE HEAL~ALI.
IN Ml0 uizls. sd I'll successful,
AOsOO0 psote DAI.LEY's MAGl-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR inrs1nsble.
Il not only cures quicker. bai gives 10 ad-
ditonal pain. noE leaFes = sea-. fise .
positively rendered harmless. lsl0 has
been offered sin moaihs . any person 70.
larning an empty tox. ard ssying Ihsi al
agony on ann0ialing i nol exiEseied IN >
lev minutes, yet nol one from ghopsands
0flrials since bas claimed The bonus. Pa
rents anxious 10 guard against general in-
iuries and save m0aey. lime. torture and
life. and prevent their offspring from be-
ing dishgured By burns, Or eFen small
pox pasiUles. gii possessing he enFiahle
power 10 replace The cellular organs de-
siroyed.) can do - By obtaining this IN
imiia5le salEe. Many deeply burnt eases
ia the city can be seen. and one entire
face burnt over and wounded three dis
Iinet times in the same spot while heal
ing. vet in no case ran be Traced The least
cicairice or mark. For al kinds Of hurts.
is rapid. soothing effects, are alike inn
Por,anl: even sore ewes, all inllamman0ns
and broken breasts would be unknown.
The toilet and nursery, Tor clearing The
skin Of Pimples, removing chafe, &c, viii
find il indispensable. Once using only
viii forever establish Tor il the sovereign
heal-all quality. Alter This notice, heads
Of families allowing torinres for months,
and ultimately distorted features. can ne
yer wipe away reproach. Justly uttered by
: disabled child, Tor neglecling 10 triumph
over FIRE.
"Eatered according 10 aei Of Congress. A.
ID. lsiI, by comsloek 4 Co, 10 the CLERK . OF
fee Of the District Court of the UaIted States
Tor the Southern District u New York."
Frauds bcginning upon Dalle,'s Magical
Pain Extractor, render 4 absolutely necessa.
Nv that the name Of comsioek 4 Co, be fonnd
on every packages far the use Of eouaisr-
feil might rum one. Do not target 10 look for
that name, and avoid II a. yan would poison,
IL Comsiock r. Co.'S facsimile 10 aaf on ii
We are obliged 10 be on our guard against VII
Iainy in all places.
Buy only &c the absvc firm, whose power 70
irreyocable for twenty yesrs
HENRY DALEY.
lP For sale 10 Hillsboroash, n. c., by ID.
Heart; in Oxford, BY George 2. Taylor in
GreensbOrough, byJ z II. SloaE-oaly agents.
Feb uary Is. ga
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TO ALI. THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNEN,
or. Leather EestOrer.
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, that skins and
" hides are converted into leather by
the use of TaEnin extracted from certain
banks, &c.
When the force and strength Of The
rannin is worn out, leather becomes dead,
hard, dry, brittle, cracked, covered with a
crust, &r. This all know. TO restore
then life, soltness, moistness, strength,
smoothness. and remove all crust, fly, or
blister-restore the tannin. This sub
stance the leather never can receive the
second time; but the whole virtues of it
are in this article. the OIL OF 'rANNIN
which penetrates the sliliest and hard
est leather, if il has been twenty years in
|use; and lit tears easily with the fingers,
il inparts at once strength that is utter.
~ incredible until seen. IL becomes like
ner leather, in all respects, with de-
lightful soitness and polish, and makes all
leather completely and perfectly imperri-
Gus TO watcr--parlicularly boots, shoes,
carriage-tops, harness, hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made of leather, giving
splendid polish, even higher than new
leather has, and at least doubling its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather IS used These are facts.
Those who will may wear old shoes,
groan with corns, ride with old carriage
tOps--haye old harness. and throw them
away half used-iook filthy themselves,
and all about theE--expend double what
is necessary for articles of leather, 10 their
hearts content, If their preiudices are so
strong they will not try new discovery.
Now, gentlemen. please yourselves.
glI None genuine unless with the fac
simile signature of Comstock & Co.
iEFe For sale 'tiilsborcugh. N c.. by d.
Heart; in Oxford, by George Z. Taylur; in
Grrensboronsh, by J. * Il Sloan-only agents.
February 20. ca
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MOFFATss
Life Medicines.


pksiE l.iis Aisliclass hass kesa $50 ah Sc
= GEES 4 ainssl ever eisesss = uhirh nsa-
kint u liabls. aad lsf ) lious sad iIEsE csm-
risinis. = "a nhsir ssny sellknonna sisnSsnis
b.llisus snd sirk hssdaeke. pain and op-
prsssioa silss meals. gsd6sasss. dizzinsss.
singuihe soiss IN he bead sad ears. dEsn-
siaess, LesribnSn, less 81 appenie. nihd
spasnls. &C. they are aekaselsagrd e b. Fasl-
d saPeEior q anY ihing ever bsfaEe sGsssd
~ gae Psblie. and t0H Taste n : I'll habit ~
bStr, they wlli prove inxaisabies whis - .
gsneFai lastly apeneats 10 ether ssK, lhey
raRn0l fail u sAs1Ge GAs nnlseiaai aaiAsiae-
laos
The en- ssry Or he LIE fils and PlGniH
Btlers u mosl rcrtaia. i freely gsssa % the
stack Of fever. Inhuenzs. nessles. sore
IhTosl. recent colds. with cough. and OH
e. inasnmalory disorders. 10 Tbsu@a-
item and ehoric eopllainls they have also
performed the nost rxiFsofdisaIy.earr uhen
used with peSsessfenee.
sinee the {. 81 inllodaelion of Dr.. Ma Eats
Life Medicines 10 has fellew eiliEens. hey
hare 10 every case. fllly msiaiaiaed Tie higA
character they 80 Ee.ldeseTree. Patients n Lo
had Cor years drawn on . miserable existence,
and maay Who haJloSI The ssR 81 then Limits By
rheumatism and paralysis, have been restored
10 health, Strength ard comfort. after all the
usual remedies had bera found useless its
astonishing and almost aiFaeulous ELECTS
have also been experienced, IN TIE cure 81
HursEs and rkgUEssiie pains u the had and
face, parasite egselicas. contracted and sin
joints gllada.ar seedlings, pains % the chesi
aad bancs. ekroaie rkenmslism, palFilaiiea u
ne hsarl, sigistIi respiration, &C.
Bat il Is unnecessary 10 enumerate ,he ma
ny cases ia sShich these purely yesetskle mo.
defines have been sacesssfnl bul let Us 10
qaire. Why are they 80 universal IN their
happy ,ffeeisl
Because they PUFFY THE BLOOD, and
thus remoye ell cause Of disease IN the sys-
TEN.
Because they aei powerfully np,n the seere-
tioas Of the body, and remove all Impurities al
once.
Because they DO not reduce the system, but
invgoraieil Tins requiring no restraint IRON
pleasure or business during then operation.
Complaints srising from siiiaied state Of
the blood are easily spbdued BY the powerful
efficacy Of these mild and sal,.tary medicines.
10 those who are obliged - travel, or Iotake
MEDICINE without. inleErnpt,na ofhusiness, the
Life Medicines are peculiarly useful. ByDild
aad sale operation. they strike al the root Of
disease, and quickly eradicate IL, thereby pre-
venting the fatal Effects 10 which thousands
are victims.
Said wholesale and retail by Or. W. B. Moi.
fai, 375 Broadway, New York.
For sale also by
D. HEARTH. agsnL
February, 1. 63-
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PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY MUSEUM

Of knowledge, News, and Amusement.
Family Newspaper. neutral in politics
opposed 10 qusckery, and devoted 10 the use
full Arts Education, Morals, Health and
. Amusement
| The Tale, Sketches. Narratives, Biographies
Essays, and Poems shall be Of the FIRST order
the best productions OF the best writers o
the day. Also, articles on History, Astrono
MY, Chemistry, and all the useful Arts aud
Sciencies, with liberal portion Of light read
ing, anecdotes, wii. humsr, making varied
rich, and mirth. Inspiring Oiio. @
LIFE ON THE 0cEsE Furnishing narratives
Of sterling adventures al sea. shawIng the cou-
rage and heroism OF the bold Mariner, as
lie springs fsom his hammock and fiesto the
deck,
Where smazement confronts him with
images dire,
Wild winds and mad waves drive The vessel a
wreck, .t
The mas's Fly in sp!;nters-the shrouds are
On fire.
Foreign and Domestic News, COMPRESSION
al Procced ines, and general view OF oil mat.
ters Of interest or importance, will appear.
PICTORIAL EMBELLISHMENTS, comprising
maps, landscapes, architecture, PORTRAITS OF
distinguished personages. of both sexes. In
these, as well as in neatness of typ"grspay,
the Museum shall not be surpassed.
FOREIGN CoRREsP SDEEcE. Arrangements
have been completed for Sc. uring regular
Foreign Correspondence more extensive and
complete than has ever enriched the columns
Of an American Newspaper. .s.s
CoMMERcIAL.-Th The state of business, Of
stocks, prices of grain, -four, and all descrip-
tons OF country produce, merchandise &C.,
will be given from actual sales, in Philadelphia,
Baltimore, New York, Boston, sc.
Select and Original Gems tom the best pro-
duc;ons Of the best writer's of the Gay.
TO AGENTS. TERMS, CoHlIssIogs, Sc.
Any individual who will take the trouble
10 procure the names of bis friends, and re
nit the funds, will be emit led 10 The eommis-
sio1s which are at present, and will continue
to be, until further noiire, more liberal by far,
than have yet been ofered By any Newspaper
Of real character or merit.
TERMS The Philadelphia Saturday Muse
um Is published every week al 50 paT aannm,
as usual, ID advance, or So at the cnd Of the
year.
GF For $50, in curren, funds. 16 copies Of
the Newspaper will be forwarded, securely
packed, to any part og the United States. 5
copies Cor SIS. Az orders and communications
10 be Addressed, free ofpos'age, In
TI0S. C. CLARKE IL CO.,
Saturday Museum,
No. i0l Cness Ut street, Philadelphia.
we shall be glad to exchange with News
'arers that will oblige US BY copying tha
lbove. To-
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Removal.

TO secure a larger Sto.e and Laboratory,
the subscribers have removed frrm N,
Maiden Lane, 70 thai magnificent War, house,
8 stories rear, and with LIT over 100 feeI
deep, No. 81, C0URTLAND STREET, near
BrOadlrey. the whole Of which they occupy,
aud where they have established thicr ex.en-
sive Laboratory, wholesale house, aud retail
department, for the next Seven years, and
where they will hope 10 see all persons deal.
ing IN Medicines who visit the City. Being IN
the vicinity Of all the large hotels. thr:y Stare
viii be kept open late and early, 10 accommo-
date those whose business calls them TO the
East side OF The town in the middle Of the day.
:CoMSToCK & co.
New York. April, 1915. IA
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Ths Columbus fGa.) Journal. one Of
The leading Democratic organs u The
South. thus discoa-Ses:
We have rat the name OF Mr.. CAT
HouS at the head ofour columns this week
ss our cirice for ,be Presidency. We
have SAID nothing sbou. being subject to
the decision Of a Convention. because we
d. MT know whether We shall submit 10
il o. not. We have no great faith in Con-
senhoBs. Of which more hereafter"
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HiIlsbOrough House.


ERuE sabsrfihsr hating Pss<sssrs ies es-ss
- sna isa i llsksrssEh. usa kaesa -
Fs11issa ed slnnd. lately eeeeFses - : 30. -
% cfaAs, sisn Hdlshefeusa heass. iases y. !.
saslhud q infsrm a. ps1ile geasfailgs t1al -
a nsa PREPARED q aoee@zeeeaie traEeliessl
1aS brewers ~ 81 kiaAs. as BE hss ges@ sisils
AL lsls uiih waler IL thea. A las hoes'
issery scar Ne csst nssss. Z sosie bs fefi
eaaEeaieat far 1araFs. aaa ea4eEs M1a hAs'
bas cess IN eosrt AZ tale saaii g tafnlsA.
"a with as eaad - ne roaaiFy ahoFess 49,
my stakes Eigh pieaiy q gev1 PfoFsnsei
AZ BAR also SHALL he fnraasAed mItA Sod fPs
RIA. asa u eniireiy separate ifem the ho1as
/ hape, sheFeGore. u ere 81 saiassastisn 4
an uhs may please 70 faseef &c sish shell
easiom. O9iRg a. ths hafdaess q ths Kisses
my charges shall be very iow.
Afsu regular boar1ers eaa aiso ee aeeem
medaied.
I attend 70 keep On hsnd Flour. Corr
Meal. Tobacco. &c. which ] val eel
low Coz cash.
JAMES JACKSON. Jr.
DerembsfT. ST.