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preparations for hare stew, until that animal lie
caught; it is ridiculous to jabber about new Opera
Houses, with the facts staring you in the face that
there 10 not sufficient taste, refine or liberaty
in this mammoth community to sustain the Opera
House we have.
OF course there can be no objection offered to
the building Of new opera house, provided an
adequate patronage conld be calculated upon to
support il; but what probability is there Of this in
the face of the fact that the receipts of the prese
one have been totally dsproportienatc to the re.
auirements Of even such moderate and prudently
conducted establishment No real friend Of the
opera can desire to see whatever little enterprise
may exist dissipated in useless efforts not in
something more questionable. II appears that there
arc two ciiqxs busy talking of building an opera
house, each of which have their favorite cite. to
which they adhere with the utmost pertinacity.
Now there is no use In mincing the matter with
folks who are determined upon mourning ridicule
and contempt; there 10 more at the bottom of all
this than love for the opera it is evidently the pro
geny OF low, interested, avaricious intrigue, to
dispose Of vacant building lots to the best advau
vantage for these pretended patrons of the opera
Patrons, indeed it pains one to the very soul 10
see the pearls Of music cast before such swine-to
see the divine charms Of the Italian opera desc
Grated by contact with such groveIling hodges
Come ye pretended patrons, either cease your
rigmarole. scatter your sabals, and set the opera
going, or else doffthc mask, and confess that, in
stead OF refined patrons, you are mercenary ped
lars, making merchandise of melody. Pshaugh
have you no regard for the character Of this city
OF this country-of yourselves1 No more Of your
bricks aud mortar, but down with the dust
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lnston. One OF the persons or propre tors of the
line, who aided In fitting up the "Presideni's"
COACH accompanies the President and suite across
the mountains, having under his direction the
movements OF all the coaches in the Presidents
tram, subject to his own time and convenience.
About 10 miles before reaching this town, we
were met oy deputation, with two carriages, one
an open barouche with four horses. These fell
INTO the train We had not gone much farther be-
fore we were joined by large company of mouat-
ed men, who brought up the rear, in regular pro-
cesson In this order we passed entirely through
town along itsprncIpal streets. Then wheeling in
front OF very extensive three story female semi
nary. splendid scene here presented itself All
the beautiful and rosy checked girls, to the num-
Der OF 100 or more, rushed to the doors and win
dows, being neatly dressed when they began such
waving Of haodherchiefs TO the President, ar
WIS never seen before. They resembIed scores Of
gaze ct admlring spectators The young Tennes
scans Journeyng with the President to Washington
seemed overwhelmed and momentarily bewildered
by such unexpected cheers from such youth and
beauty Each enc singled out a particular girl az
the very loveliest creature in the lot And thew
seem TO talk as full Of romance as was VIM Writ
when he described Mrs Blennerhaaeet. can tell
hem chaps this is not beginning TO their troubles
~ - 80 IN tne green tree what will 1t be in the
dry! Where Will they be when they come TO
minge with The bellies OF our large cities at The In.
augluaton Bali! Where will their hearts be- not
IN Tennessee, row. We drew 10 at our Hotel
situated near the end Of the town by which we
had hrst entered. Here was scene Of grand con.
fusion, crowding, cheering and shouting by the
people, all OF whom seemed absolutely crazy TO see
the President After the carriages were disgorped
OF luggage, and the President had had tne 10
bring lew long breaths in his own private room
he was conducted by the leading towns people into
the parlor OF the inn, where great many people
were received by him, the lntroductions continuns
from PIP. M till about half past six. About P M.
near ioo persons, with the President at the head,
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TuRIs-Mme Gull Borsi; MN. Ferretti, Muri-
nj, Valli, Zanchi- Bauet-M. and Nine. Bretin.
GENoA-Adelaide Molina, Gramaglla; M. Guas-
PARMA-Mm.. Barbieri Mini; NM. IvanhoH,
Varesi.
.RoxE--Mmes Ottawa MsIvaui, Olivier; MN.
Musicb, Dervis BaAet-Fanny Cerito; NJ st.
Leon (for a few nRhts)
AvcoNA-Mme. Meanwhile. Fedon; MN. Scolori-
Merzzi, Alessandrelli.
shop; Mcssrs DonzeIli, Fraschpi, Barber, CeIetii,
Peneventsno. Balet--Master Taglioni.
PALERMO Mines, SteppoLi Abbadia, Sutton Fan
toni Boccabadati; NM. MIlesi, Fedor, Errole,
MADRrp-Mmes. Tosi, Tirelli, MN. Marian,
Rcn6eli, Oiler, Du Breul.
LrssoN.--Mme Rossi Caccia, Abertini, Carmi-
nj NM Paterni, Zoboli, Tambercb, Ssntl
ST. PhTnRssuRe MINES. Viadot Garcia Cas-.
tellan-Giampietro, Nissen NM. RnbIni, Unanue,
Tamburlni and his son, Revere
Moscow -Mademolselle ASsandri, Nine. Viett,
MN. Salvi, Donati, Crivelli.
The Bals Masqu<s Of the Grand Opera are de-
cidediy this year the rsge The younger portion
OF the world of fashion and gaiety assembled there
Saturday in immense numbers, and tonight stiIl
greater multitude is expected to do honor to the
fourth f<te Of the season.
Markets.
In market In cotton sales hsve been very limited
Yesterday however $40 bales have been disposed Of The
oil variety mas decroased the demand:
time holders Arm in their prices snce tao last
advices from the United States This morning sales
are quoted at AL baes there crdere to fulfil
which probably will lead 10 weiahter operations Our
ssepgers do not bring any OF change In prices
JAN. The market r. Mains without much chsnge
the sales being very moderate, and prices wthou. the
slightest alteration The papers contain the animal
reports for the yer 1874 The stock on hand la
Havre, Dec a. lSii wss 81 0sD taIas sgsinst 100 O0O
le49. -
rAnn srocE 1onAssr, ans The French finds omen.
IN vsma rdav1 - NH
part lost towards the close The settling Of the
Of railroad ahsrestook place rather heavily and the re-
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tails, and "a 72s, 426f for advances. On The other
side. the notes In circulation amounted 10
29 1873 800 f., and bills payable to order TAI l2O
the funds deposited by the Treasury in account
current 10 l37, 249 pa fr other accounts current
to AZ, 3l1 629 IT., and certificates, payable at sight
to l $50, 0oO francs The averages during the last
quarter present some remarkable differences with
the State at the end OF the year. The average OF
discounts amounted to no more than l0l 062 300 tr;
those OF the account current Of the treasury to
los 496 600 fr. The difference IN this last item
arises, no doubt, from the payments made on ac-
count of the loan The average OF the accounts
current was b, AZ, 400 fr During the quarter the
sum total OF the bills discounted in Paris was
234 101 ,6N r., and OF those in the branch banks
l02 OBS 634 fr. The movement Of the c0issss pre-
sent some Interesting resulis The specie paid in
was only 50, 303 .02O fr., and the specie paid out
lO6 925 $40 fr. The movement If the notes was
57l 900 n. paid in, and So, 7sl 500 fr. issued
Inc general movement OF the accounts current
was 1857 ,SS0,0O ir.
month. from Fl 1856 depositors, of whom 10 made
deposltfs for the fret time, were 3Oo9 407r: The
amount OF the reimhursements was $50 .OO0Ir. The
following sthe account for the year 1914. Inc de-
meuts, were 299, 40 in number, and amsunted to
AZ sos, 4l9fr 49,. The reimbursements were 80 1853
comprising those sent back to the departments, and
amounted 10 50 GA 900 fr 36c The interest car
RED to The credit of the depositors amounted to
4. O3S 96l r. &c. The balance due to the deposit
tors on the 31st ofDeoember Amounted to I12 O61-
945fr. &c. The increase Tor the year was 275 7O1
fr. 67c in amount, and in the number Of depostors
11,6T2.
The administration Of the direct taxes has pub
shed return OF the produce OF beet-root sugar up
to the end OF November last. The number oi
manufactures in work are still decreasing there
were thirty less than at the period of the pre-
ceding year, when the number was 34e The
manufactures having sugars in store, but out oil
work, have decreased in q greater proportion /.
in November, 1913. there were So in 1874
they were only IS. But the increase Of
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oynE,,c,s ExpccuOs.amG.

No other medicine will rrtaeVe mt
Gus or pus from Ihe ,htOsl so thorough
Iy ea this, l. eGectuslIy fooseus the
coaguIated ma sses from the membrane
which lines the trachia, and a every
cough the patient will bring up portions
OF be disengaged matter. In all CON
pIoints Of the pulmonary organs, even
where nature seems TO be making no ef-
fort to throw of lhe disease, Jayne's
Expecloranl itnparts VIgor 10 the ma
chnery Of respiration, ,and enables them
10 dsencumber themselves Of the OBJ
struclions which hsd impeded their free
operation. Coughs. Colds Bronchitis
Peurisy-in & word, all diseases OF a
pulmonary nature, yield TO This sprepa-
ration. II properly administered
HAVE YOU A CoUGH? DO not neglect
It, thousands have met premature
death Tor The want Of lilils attention
to common cold.
Have yru t CoughF-Dr, Jayue'a
EXprctoraat safe medical prescrtp
lion, conrsintng 10 poisonous drugs and
used ia ae extensive practice FOR sever
al years, will most positively afford re.
lief, and save you from ha' awful dis
ease Pulmonary Consumption, which an
uuaIy sweeps into the grave hundreds
Of lhe young, the old, tho iair, the love-
Iy snd the gay.
Have you CouehH-B" persuaded to
purchase bottle ofthe Expecroranl!-
10 day Io~morow may be TOO late
Fave you CoOgh2 Jayoe's EXpec
rorsurj is the ouIy remedy you should
take 10 cure Vou.
For this pisln reason, that in no one
of he thousand cases where 1t has been
Il sed hes it tailed to relieve
Forsalc by 7. Atkinson e. 70 Car
roIlroo, and R K Gay, Wayuesburgh
September Is. 1914
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TSElN DT~EASES are oVen owing
@ sScrn'u.ous habl, Of body, end IN or
Ger 10 clFpc permanent care the or
glnal caosa must be removed
JAYNE'S b!FE PRENERVATWE
one Of the most pleasant articles ever
offered TO lbeSubic has seen found no
only 10 cure ScfofuIa, under al! its mol
upucd forms, Of Cancer. K,Og's Eyll,
Goitre, White SweIiing, &C., but also q
remove the disposition or tendency to
diseases OF that class, and ell diseases
originating from obstructicns in the
glands or pores Of the skin, or from
impuFity Of the blood or other fluids 0
the body,
For sale bv 7 Atkinson e. Co., Car
roIton and R X Gray, Waynesburgh
September l3, 1914
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BTa0ureun's Pills

PoPULAL REMrRIEs The most pop.
ular remedies OF the present day are
those which cleanse and purify the blood,
and which are known TO be innocent 10
their qualities Such remedies as anti
iAony, mercary, zinc, and having re-
course Of bleeding IN disease, are now,
II is hoped going our OF fashion and veg
eloble ZEN, dies will soon be he poeular
medicine. Then Brad,ireA's Vegetable
UauerSal Pits WI, he used and Oppre-
claled They are known to act benef
cially on every part OF lGg body being
tab eh up by the chyle they pase into ,hC
blood, which hey purity, aud IT shou,c be
remembered that hey oily remove those
parts from the blood which were thc
c use Of Ipnlmnlion or disease oil any
Iklnd. Nolblag is equal to J9dloR he Vi
slated humors vi h Vcgeluhte medicine
OF lhskiud which eighty iouryears haVt
prov,d never 10 d. injury, but Away
lpood oraa'eeub. store ofH \ Slid
6 {, CauoIIIOn, Iuy IS, lsi5 4O-6 ~
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DP. ID JaymG's S0maEive
Pills.

For GiUer C0mpIaiuts, Cont Jaudice
DyepspGia Rheumatism FeUerS. Ner
OonSnpGs ErysDeioS, end diseases Of
The Skin Impwiy of HE Biood In
Fnmarions, AeioGchoiy SICK Hsad
0ck, C0SiucaelS. Pains in The Head
Breast Side, B0ch, end limbs Bill
Ous Afec'iOag. Female Discusses 8o
sc &c. end Ddpaeoer dny PurgGtire
Medicnc may be required
There is scsrceIy any disease in which
PugaliVe Medicines are not more Or
less required, and much suffering and
sickness might be prevented were they
more generally used No person can
Iee we'll white q cosIive habit Of bndy
prevails; besides il coon generates Sc
rious and ol,ou fatal diseases, which
might have been avoided BY a timely
and judlclous g5a Of proper Ce'harlic
Medecinee.
The Proprietor can recommend these
Pills with the greatest confidence, be p
loving them far superior 10 the PrlIs IN
general use, more mId, more prompt,
sale, and Uniform in their operation,
In using them, no particular care is
rrquired Persons may eat end driDk
as usual, and, il desirable, eGl 1mme
dalely after taking them
Age will not impair them, as they
are 80 combined as to always readily
dissolve N the sromech
In small doses they are Alternative
and gently LaXajve, but in large dosos
they are actively Catharlic; cleansing
the whole aIimentary canal from ell
pulrid, irritating and lecal matters, end
producing healthy secfelons Of tho
Stomach, Liver, and the various Other
organs Of the body
They NAV be taken at an times, and
in most Diseases in IUhammalory, In
ermrtenl, Remiucnt, B,Ilious and eve
ry other form Of Fever Jaundlce and
Liver Complaint For Dyspepsia they
ara really en- invsuabIe article, grade
ally changing the vitisled secretlons oi
the som ch and liver. and producing
healthy acrion in those important or
gans. They Ore very valuable Tor dis
eases Of the Skin. and for what 1s CON
monly called 'lmpurty Of the Blood !
also for Female Complaints, CosliVe-
ness, &c. and in tact every disease
whore su Aperenl, Al'eralive, or Pur-
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! COURT OF COMMON FLEAO'
Aonzo l.. 4Littell,
Samuel McNary. ct. aIs1
Notice is hereby given TO David Bos
tatter. one OF the defendants in this cas'
whose residence is UdkHowO, and dgaIns
whom process was ISSUED aud returned
bv the sheriff mot found" that on the
10Th day of January, A. D lS45, | filed
bill in the Office Of tho clerk Of the
court Of common pleas, oI this county,
for Alonzo L LiuelI, agalnst Samuel
McNsry, el ais. The SAID till state
ma, in the month Of November, 1889
Tiernsn g. Vance obtelned Two Judgs
men's against Samuel McNary before
William Gillespie a justice OF the peace
Of Carroll counly, for the sum OF about
S2S 30 with costs Of suit, that eXecu-
tious were issued on said Judgments, and
returned bg the constable no property
6c that upon the suggestion ny the
said plaintfTs 10 the said Justice, that the
said McNary was possessed oI la0os
subject 10 lew and sale on execution,
tran ,crtD,s were Issued gnd lilrd ~ the
conr, Of common pleas, and such pro-
ceedings had at the March term .o' Inc
curt aforesaid in the gear 1870, lhat
leave was given the plaintiffs TO Issne
execution against the lands aud tene-
meu,s Of the said McNary, to satisfy
said judgments ounllng in ell, costs o.
eyery kind included. to about $40 u,
that both sad judgments baVe been as
signed By sud Tiernan,& Vance 70 sad
.Li,leIl, and that they are unpaid and
unsallsfed
The bill charges that tho said McNa"
nv aud his wife, about the.22t August,
1889 CONVEYED by deed in lee simple to
one George Bosrater, theTin lie, but
since deceased, brother oI the wtie oi
McNarv aud 0I the sai1 DAVID Bostst-
ter. for the consideration Of the preten~
ded sum CT thee hundred dolars, psrt
orpoWn lorthlrty.lour (3D IN A'kms"n's
addu,op to the Town OF UerrUlIlon tor
merIy CentreV,lle,l that the sale and
coryevsoce by Ihe enid McNary, 10 the
said George Boseuer OF The rTrT'oeetn
the bllI described. ~a1 without my 'aI-
ID consideration, that Ihe who'e0Vasdone
by SAID McNry to prevent the property
oe,ng seiz d on 90 pay ybis debts, that the
sale ard conveyance is fraudulent, that
the said David Bos,alter is o7e OF the Ie"
gaI here of the osd George Bostatisr
long since dpceased
The prayer Of the biltis that the con-
yeynnce from McNary and'wfe 10 The
said George Bostatter, deceased, tor me
property IN The bill described NAV be
cancelled and held for nsuaht, that the
premises mpy be appraised and sold and
,he proceeds thereof epPllGd to the pay"
menr ol the two Judgments aforesaid,
and for general relleI. ...,,
WAN BROWN,
Solicitor for complainant
June I3 IS45 - 35 g.,
Printers fee S7 S74
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WASHINGTON HOUSE.
CARR OlGM9 OENy o LIMO.
KBy 1. Atkinson, .Br.

j. A., Jr. Begs to say to his old fendsand
new friends the people OF amoIlcounty,
aud the travelling public generally, that he
is now on hand at the above wetl known
stand, where he hopes to convince those
who favor him with cal that he is deter
mined to do the thing that is right.
Where there is will there is way, and
a little attention end exertion provides the
kitchen with the best this sen'i-irigid zone
affords, and good cooks are rather likely to
set good dinner, which greatly contributes
TO the strengthening oI the inno" man, and
again at bar well furnished with choice and
pure liquors, with plenty Of the bestw waterin
town at hand, no one need gouway thirsty.
Haylohand garners welIEHed withsweet
new hay and bright clear oats and plenty Of
clean stalls for ihe animals, all of which are
anxiOusly cared for, the horse will not be
likely to suffer.
Room plenty downs stairs, and plentyrooms
up stairs, thoroughly aired and venti'atod,
altogether contribute to make the Wishing
ton House pleasant resting place for the
traveller Try me. |. ATKINSON, Jr.
May 80, l845-33-tf
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,SHEEEFP'S SALE,

By virtue ol a writ OF veudi expona'
ISSUED ouI OF ,hecourt OF common pleas
for Carroll county, and TO me directed
/ will offer for sale at the door Of tn
court house in CarrolIlon, on MonJa,
the 4lh day OF August, i845, between
the hoars Of 10 O'Clock. A NJ, and A O.
clock. p. NJ. the following described real
estate. VIZ the west halt OF the south
east quarter Of section 20, township ~
of range 4, cl Tie lands sold at SteVben
vile, Ohio. Teken in execution and viii
ee sold Ivy d WATT. Sheriff.
June 81 l845 Pr fee 81 so
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EOwA at 'Fhis!
A FARM FOR SALE!

59i oifer Tor sale the well known
"~E,'aS' FARM 0he late residence
--i'aiAssa-- eel Henry Bersh, deceased
three and half niles North Of Carroll
ton, in Washington township, Iyirg on
The CarroIlon aud Lisbon State r 'da, ,
adjoining the Iauds of George Abrahlms
and Others, and containing
Ome Hundred Acres,
Handsomely slruaIed, bctweeO 60 aUd
70 acres cleared and in a good state Of
cultivation. There is on tppll & Peach
Orchard Of good quality, together with
other fruit trees such as Pear, ? umo,
&c. The buildings consist of Iog
Dwelling, log Burn, eud olhsr oar
buildings Two pub &c highways pass
through the premises at rigbr angles,
and is Within bali q mile ol a D,0ric,
School. In fact, 1t conraioe aimcsj
every advantage that is desirable
The above properly can he purchnsed
at private sale, bur j. not sold ny the
first Of September neat. it will then be
Offered at public ouIory. The condi-
tons Of see can he asCcrlalued by ap
plying to lho Undersigned, or TO the
nun living on he premises
SOlONAN HERSTl,
GEORGE hEWETT,
Executors
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EDrugs a. Medicines,

Drugs e. Medicines,
JUST Received at the Drug
Si4a9lS S ore, a Large end'Fresh as
ssya sorlment, among which may
M be found the following sFtIciee.
Barrel 'Vrnerisn Red,
4 Gum Shelac.
4 I" castor OIL.
\ " Tanner's Oil.
n "" LampbaCk.
HsIr Barrel Varnish.
g Cusps Ext. Logwood.
go lbs. Gum Camphor.
so lhs. R fined Borax.
ga lbs SIENNA
Aso'a'cenora assortment ot Drugs
Paints. Dye Stuff. and Groceries, jus
received aud for sale hv
R KENNEDY
CarrolIton, Jim II, ,l845.
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RLACk BEAR HOUSE:
Aih Street. ysslelhctEville, o.

BY IH0JudS NORlOJN'
The unferNgned respectfully informs
HE old customers aud the pubfirln gene
raj, that he has taken the above well
known house, Formerly kept by him Tor
twenty 6yeycars, aud recently by Las
Hanna. and is prepared 10 cater for the
wants Of all who may favor him with
their patronage. There 's also an ad'
di,ion put to the House, which will add
much 10 tho comfort OF The guests.-
Likewise furnished with
New Furniture.
No pains or expense will be spared to
furnish the TARLE and rhc'RAR with the
verv best lhalthe markets can dtford
With the determination to devote his en-
tre personal attention to the comfort and
accommodation Of those whomay favor
him with call aided BY acHVe careful
end obligiOg sersanls, he hopes TO give
general ,satisCactro". The terms are
right TdONaS NOKloN'
April 25, lS45. -2S-U.
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FISH. sc.

FISH, &C.
n Barrel hleckerel.
IN 81" SShad.
V q" Herring.
2 White Lime,
5 W.hl,e Pasler.
On hand and for safe bV
WM. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Meg l6, 1916.
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A Few barrels Of greuud Plaster, just
IA received, and tur sale low. bV
X JACKSON.
Cartolhon, April l8, 1915 -27-tI.
FNNllREE Barrels white lime, jus, re-
4 ceiged and Tor sale bv
X JACKSON
Csrroll'on, April Is. lS45 ,-27-lr.
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IS Kegs IsnIetta nails. just receiver
aaJ ior sale by CUMMINGS & CAMERON
NY III l845 SIT.
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r brnary 2S 1915. TIA.
A GREAT BARaAIN!
VShO wants iGs

ENIlE euoserIbcr intends 10 qelI. al
n private sale, bis LOT and OUT
10 in CARROLLTON. The Lot is
No 2S 10 Roberts Ell udjrion to Car
rolllon, and hos good story and bait
lrame house with FIVE looms, and u good
eel Ter wood shed, we'll smoke.huusc.
a large and comfortable nable pg pen
and nom1cr Of bearing lruit trees on
1t, The Out Lot ls hut two bs rhre,
roda from the lot, and contains Inl,
'ess tina one and a hnIf acres IT.,
above property will ba soId-rery Iov.
he terms wi be- made to sRH nearly
my PRrtbaser, and an lndtspurobIe ti'lc
viii bo giycn. Thoso who wish 10 oh.
tain a comfortable home N the jowa OF
tarCllroG lor proporDioaa6l} small
consideration. viii do well to take ,h,s
choucs Enquire, clrher pereooa|y o.
bY letter, (posl paid) of the Hog D
Ro'hacker, IN CeTroIhon, or Of lhg sub.
scrlber.
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A. 3 BlERDEM mn.
Uuioutown, Srark Co OF
Feb ID, l845,

Wv lFf lOAc'
WNOUR Hog'hoods Of New Orleans
n Sugar ood I EN- barreps New Or
cans and Sue0r.house molasses, Just re
eelved and Tor s,lc by K JACKSON
COrrclIlon, April 18 lS46-27-tf.
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6 doz Gibbs.
2 dor Eclectic Spsliers, ReadersG II
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2 do2 Frosu'o History Of The u S.
2 d62 Missouri Harmony,
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| doz MochoI's Primary Geography
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