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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

The Licence Question =.

To the Irlsh IN inc St7tt ~ A'tN iO'h'
A noble hearted Irshman who had been taush, bv
the Rum dealer that the friends of Temperance
were aiming to take away his liberty vas induced
one evening to attend Temperance lecture where the
License Question and Total Abstinence were discussed
A, tire close Of the exercises be said that he had in.
tended 10 make noise and break up the meeting but
that the lecturer had reoved the wool that the rum sell
,er had drawn over Ms eyes that ne had been brought
to see the true sue-and that In place Of rising TO rou
bic the meeting he rose 10 state that he had made
treat discovery He nov saw why it that the poor
b had been he Of wood and drawers of water 10
tho Americans Whv il was that they had toed from
IA. 10 day and wear 20 year with liberal wages and still
we're poor aud destitute The grogshops get our mo-
ney and not only our money, out also with II our
strength our character and our all
said the late Catholic Bishop Of New-York Bishop
Dnbos) To friend / have found that the Iaborna
under nv charge the city o New York pay for
drains alone at the sros shops esoVOuU annually Ihs
would paw the interest OF twenty millions OF dollars
A. per cent This money saved 20 the Irish in New York
and converted into comfortable dwellings. better cloth
ing better schools educate their children, would soon
elevate them TO condition and responsibility which
would do honor 20 the country OF their adoption and
make them its most powerful defenders.
Irhmen see what Tota Abstinence has done for your
beloved Countrr Father Mathew W. all love He is
lookiuc 10 see how you will sustain hiI and the great
and glorious enterprise IN wGich ne is ensaged-an
terprise which has i,s object the publication OF the
world from ln,empefauc' 1oVHine 10 see on WIG"
side of this great coniic; ri.hnen in America will be
found to array Themselves
You MAJ now well be proud of your Country, and
one chief reason why you should De proud OF it
Ia that II is now by way OF eminence Temperance
Couptry and that Father Mathew it great apostle lives
there Ii you love him. ii you love your children, and
wish to see them grow up 10 responsibility and take
their station among the noble OF this free land then
entreat you 20 assist in removing temptation from
their pathway Let not lrshman be found so recre-
ant to his Couuys honor to the example OF his breth-
rem AT home as TO give his vote in favor of the traffic in
Rum which is but another name for traffic in disease
and DEATH and the souls OF men.
On the contrary, let all the Eugrsnts and descend
ants of Emirrants from tie Emerald Isle act Of de-
yoton due TO their Fatherand approach with firm tread
and niexble purpose the baotbox with balot in bis
hand on which in effect. is inscribed Freedom to our
posterity and our Adopted Country from the surplus
crime disease aud taxation which aremposed at ali times
and in every land whose Inhabitants consent 10 be the
slaves of Alcohol.
Vote Sons of the Emerald Isle, the ballot
NO LICENSE.
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q j, d. Wheeler Auorrey and Counselor al
Law and Commissioner OF Deeds &c. viii attend IN The
sod oysutng tyl5 os9
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" The Utica Daily Gazette of the 10th says
The heaviest fall OF snow in some years occurred yes
terday. The snow commenced during Saturday night
and tell profusey till aud alter that more sparngy
till nghtfal We should judge that about three Jet OF
snow had fallen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

This invaluable Agricultural work for February,
Is now before u.s. and it if the enterprising
publishers and editor, resolved 10 not only re-
deem every promise they made, but to 90 much
more Thaer's Principles Of Agriculture is con-
tinued in the Library, and the Journal OF Agrcul.
ture is well filed with the choicest articles on Prac'
,jcal Farming The treatise on Mich Cows, TO
every man, not only the Farmer bat 10 private
individuals, who keep one of these animals for their
own use the information cannot fail instruct them
how 10 select one giving rich and large quantity,
and the length of time she will give milk. This part
of the work is embellished with eight different cuts
of the Flanders Cow. The Potato Disease-Char'
actcristics of Horses-On Fattening Cattle-Alr
Churn-Natural Sciences-Use of Salt 10 Man and
Administering of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with
Guano-Belgium Husbandry-Thc Flower Garden,
&c are all treated upon in an intelligent and aoie
manner.
This work acquiring acelebrity and favor among
the intelligent in manner unparalleled by any
similar publication which is evidence that Its value
is properly estimated. While it gives us pleasure
10 state that during the last month Fourteen PenR-
s4lvaniaaS have forwarded their subscriptions tor
the work we nrc sorry that none are citizens OF
York county We are well satisfied that our tar
mers would be remanerated. at least fourfold il they
would procure the work and read oil the work con-
tains Not only is it valuable interesting, and IN
srucve to the farmer, but every one, the scholar
and scientific man alike The eight numbers IN our
possession can be by any desiring an oppor-
tunity, by calling at our office, the work must be
seen 10 be appreciated.
Price $500 per annum in advancc-pubshed by
Gree1ey g. lfcElrath. Tribune Buildings, n. y. and
edited BY JOIN S. SKINNER, formerly OF the Batl-
more Farmer. York Pa Advocate
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General Notices.

Of NewYJrk Society Library OF Broadway ard
Leonard Thursday evening next the l9,h of Eebru
arv by JOHN DILLON SMITH. Suhjeci-"SceDery and
of New England" The public and
bers OF The New England Society,", respectfully in
vi,ed attend. Doors open a. half past seven O'clock
Lecture 10 commence eight Tickets of admission
tyve cersfor sale The principal book and music stores
throu shout the city. 1877 -
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n T,srW-YORK TRIBUNE.

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MATHEW CAREY-TaSe cayeh0'r you 20 up tie
Ladder-AGathew Carey, speaking of his marriage
says" My wife was about ten years younger than
me- She was industrious, prudent and economical
She had large fund OF good sense. We early
formed determination to indulge in no unnecessa-
ry expense, and to mount the ladder so slowly as to
run ne risk ofa descent, During the whole course
of our marriage | never, as far az | recoliect
entered a tavern except jury or arbitration, or
10 see customer, or at public dinner-never IN
single instance for the purpose OF dri@h'"S'
married people-ay. and old married ones too
now -a-days! They can so 10 the tavern and grog-
shop, eat oysters drink, play cards &c; &c ~, NO
marvel such people never go up the ladder They
nre always at the bottom. and there they will stay
as long as they continue such courses. a jug of
liquor tied to mans neck is hard thing TO carry
up the ladder; and many man, after he has drag
ged it half way up, has been suddenly tumbed to
the bottom.
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Tue "ROAD 70 WEALTH,

THE "ROAD TO WEALTH"
/. SMALL, PAMPHLET, showing the reason why for,
"A tunes are made by advertising extensively may be nsa
,rstis of The duly authorized agent, v B. PMss az us
Country Newspaper Advertising Agency In me 1rn ~,
Ruildipgs. y -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

a RUM-DEALERs CONFESSIONAL rum dealer
acknowledged before large company, some time
since. that the art OF adultera,ion was carried TO
such perfection that he deted the best judges to tell
the pure from the spurious Those who fatter them
selves tina, they are good judges, and know what
they drink, are deceived. Many good men, Minis
ters Elders. Deacons &c. &c. cling to the wine bot
tie because they say the Bible sanctions the use Of
wine. We are not prepared TO say the Bible does
not sanction certain kind of wine for certain pur
poses and at certain times; but are pretty sure 1t
does not sanction the kiad drank by Ministers and
people in these United States 1t is thought sbere-
fore, that the people at large as well as cergymen
might abandon the wines of commerce without dis
carding the Bible or the Saviour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

1NR. a. E. PEEKY'S YEKMIFU GE, o" Dead
~ Shot for Wormsi highly concentrated and chemically
combined preparation capable from t's Pronptude o. us
ction of clearng the system eip hours Of epery 'corm
The exceeding small quantity Of this medicine required 10
est the existence 10 remove every one from
the SYSTEM lis operating III few hours together WIN ls
Drssi certainty constitute IL OF the most brl
liant discoveries the age seldom needs TO be repeated
and never be followed by any other purge therefore In
urgent those OF ts COMMISSIONS caused
nv worms upvaed superiority II manifest Few med
icnes ara better 10 improve heslh OF Children
eyen where no exist removes those masses OF
crdities line and closely adhere 10 the stomach ana
bowels giving rSe 70 symptoms mat counterfeit every va
REV of gorudsease Though prompt aud certain IN lts
ooera.ion il perfectly sac and adapted 10 me enderes
age. -. :. .,,,,,,,Ja
of others as evidence Of lie great medicinal value:
Ertr1ct from letter recetUed from Dr. warrior
NEWCASTLE, Va, Jan. 5, 1874
DEAR Sir: gave vial Of the Dead Shot, you len
with for the purpose OF testing lib merits 70 ..
mine who introduced in his family by giving TO
patient selected suitable IL Wa 40 &c
cordng the directions around the VIAL and 10 my eslon
ichment, the first operation brought away %
have administered Il in several other Instances snce VIE
similar good success; and Il will afford me much pleasure
in doing all In my power recommend II TO the nouce Oh
nv friends and the public generally ,o,,
JEFFERsoNvILLE, VA, 18th May, lefi
hereby certify ;ha. months since msds use OF
DR. H. Peerys VermifUge in case OF one OF my chdien
about the age four years The child WA very low so
much SO that thou her enos. the point OF death
few hours she passed 100 worms and In the course OF the
next day was entirely restored 10 her former health
have wen others OF the feiny win the same oenen
cial effects. -, -,
The shove VerInfuge has been made use OF by Dr.
Peery in wide field OF practice, embracing this and sew
er Nd acen Counties Tor number OF years ana W.T. un
exempted success. ALEh- 81 ILhih-
Price p cents per vial.
Prepared by D.. Il. F. PERRY, and sold by A. B. D.
SANDS. Druggists, 70 Fulton-st us Broadway, and ~
Easi Broadway, New.York, and by Druggists generally
throu ynoit the United Sta;es IA I'm
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THE TRIBUNE.

goNGopATHY. ALLopATHY AND YOUNG ING p PLY ~
Ts;,ors Of the .Cvclopaedia OF Practical Medicine
sSsor of the British and Foreign MEDICAL Re
r;s,y &c New.York VIM. f. Graham, Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

EERRE,s SHAVING CREAM.-The under.ign-
ed having used Ferries Shaving Cream, we DO not hes
a n recommend Il the public the beat Shaving Cream
sber domestic or i'm ported Rev. VIM. Jarvs
Rev A. Granger, Rev. Ssml 81 Emery, Rev. w. 6; How
ard Rev John r. Crane Rev f. J. Goodwin, Chas Wood
ward NJ. D., VIM g. Casey NJ D., J. Berst NJ. D., D..
HARRISON NJ D. Middletown CT
The above superior article IL for sale In New York st the
manufacturers prices by j. w Hoboron, IS Msden-lane;
Hosdly Phelps, Co. li2 Ws;er-s-i 2 Tones Son, {
Madealane J. j. F. Trppe, 90 and g Mgidenane. Al
re,al by Drug gists and PerfuIners generally.
Do 3m Z C. FERRE. Proprietor. Middeiown. CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

WINDOW SHADES! Whoesale!-J G. WOOD
w FORD, 239t Broadway has large assortment Of
Window Shades of late nportaons and of
factre, which he will offer at Wholesale at lrng advance
the first Merchants from the dIacent cities will
lind the above No (2ss complete assortment OF fash
ionable Shades OF the latest styles aud at prices that Will
insure their attention Next door TO the corner OF Reades
Iafaryp Buildinps. l4f
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" JAMES 7. HATFIELD. Proprietor.
iaI 7msod. HENRY L. TWIGGS. Director
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MATCHES, JEWELRY, Silver Wsre, &c..Pur-
w chaser. nnted 10 examine the following ss.cies'
YER Iepine and other Watches by approved makers OF
recent npoaons fine gold and silver eassI OF ,ns
s,est styes warranted Time keepers Cold Cnalns
Ssss Kevs rings Pins Bracelets md every description
of new and fashionabie Jewelry Silver spoons Ledles
Rriyss Fork. Plated and Britannia Ware Gold and Silver
SenI Gases Gold Pens Mantei Clocks, and choice
iecnon OF Fancy Good. Watches, Jewery, NC cleaned
- rsnsr-d LOCKWOOD SCRIBNER,
~ as5 Pearls. Of Fulton-sL
%, :, opposite United States Hot 81
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Groceries.

Groceries.
Anew CROP lIOLAssES-5o barrels new crop
Orleans Moasses, selected for bakers and retail
a.sss' nss Eor sale by HOWELL L GIRAUD,
s' ~ lal Westst
SyT. CROIX D,OLASSES of the FIRST quality con-
S.tanily on hand and for sale by
sf HOWELL ClRAUD, lsl West-st
lava COFFEE.-lOo bags Java Coffee, for sale BY
j az HOWELL 4 GIRAUD. 19l West-st
CPERM CANDLES.--4l boxes low price sperm can
- dies for sale by HOWELL s. GIRAUD. lsl Wes-st
ITO DUCK-SH0OTERS.-W have received a few
samples OF superior description of Duck Stools OF va
rious patterns suitable for shooting, for which we VIII
receive orders for any quantity al the lowest cash prce
Shooting and fishing materials Of every description always
on hand 81 wholesale and retail. by
' '-'-1 - JOHN ]. BROWN l. CO.
;sl ~ Fulton-st near Nassau:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-05-06
MT r. JOSEPH T. ROWAN,
lYB. No. BIG GMARRET.sTREET.

IA
Dear Sir:-I have been for several years
subject to frequent attacks of nervous headacl,.
Of such severity as frequently 10 hn6. me for
business. So intense has, been the pain that
my hair has besortie grey oyer the parts affect
ed. have never found any thing 70 afford me
any permanent relief ill l tried your ""MAGfC
LOTION" which relieved me almost instant
ly. have had several attacks since, which
have been overcome in three or four minutes,
ami have every reason 10 believe myself per-
manently cured. ,i,,a.,a
About two weeks since went to Manaynnk'
and finding friend who had been confined to
his bedior nearly Two months with nervous
headach, I.applied the Lotion: and the pain
ceasedso suddenly that my friend could scarce.
ly credit his own senses. but after. waiting "a
Few; ;minntoa, and 6,lding tbathe really had 10
pain at;alt, he got up, and the. next morning
recommended bis usual business. will fur.
lher add, tha, while at ManayhpkI!applied the
"Magic LEtion"' to two other persons for tooth
ach, Both Iof which were cnred IN two or three
Iuinutes. e, SkMUELsH DUNCAN,
N. E. corner ofTwelfllr and Filben-sts.
For sale at Edgefeld C. H.. by r. s. RO.
BERTS, Agent.
NAYS Ct Is
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PROCLAMATION.
-xecutiye Office,

COLUMBIA, S. C. April 2Ist, l846.
By His EzceUcncy WIN. AIKEN. Esq, Co.
rernor and Commander in Chief in and over
the state of South CaroLinn.
"7 H EREAS, information has be received
wv at this Department that. an atrocioua
murder was committed on the body Of Hector,
by Reniy, both the slaves Of John N. Chisolm,
at his plantation on Savannah river, on the
night Of the Both. March, ,ult. Now KNOW TE,
tha,i order that the said slave may be- brought
to legal trial, / WIELIAa ,AIKEN. GovernUt of
ihe State aforesaid, do hereby issue ibis, Iny
Proclamation, offering reward of; OFE d us-
DRIED DOLLARS, for The apprehension and de.
livery Of the said slave Renty into any Jail in
this State. -.
RENTY is about thirty five years of age,
six feet high. omplexion brownish black, ,stoops
in walking, Of down cast look. and has a pc,
culiar manner of clinchlng his teeth while
speaking. r.. ".,
Given under my hand, this 2lst day of April,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and
forty.six. and in the seventeen year of Amer.
ican independence. WILLIAM AIKEN.
By, The Governpr.
RoBT- G. PIScESEY, Secretary Of State.,
May Y6 st Is
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OR.TUAEF.

DieG, on Saturday the 18th ofApril, JOSEPH
A MOORE, JR., in the 2lst year of his age.
The peculiar and sudden death of our young
friend. eSci,es the deepest feelings of sympa'
thy and regret, III the bonyancy Of youth, on
Saturday morning he united with his youthful
associates in the innocent amusement OF. a
hunting excursion; and ere evening had arrlv-
ed. the icy hand of the king of terrors had chill
led his active body In the cold sleep of death:
vi the active and oyerheating pursuit of the OBJ
ject of hissport. our yonng friend ruptured an
importantblood vessel which resulted in this
melancholy catastrophe. He had in the Pro
videncnof God, ALMOST in Infancy, been de-
prlved Of The fostering care Of an affeGlipnate
mother nnd not many years after, lie was also
deprivedpf the co1ncils; and direction Of ten
der father. In this stage of helpless orphanage
he became theobject o his grand father and mo-
theirs care and love; and through them. he re
ceived the advantages Of All excellent education,
and that moral training which eminent peiy
and devotion could afford. The subject OF this
notice had recently assumed 1relation TO soci'
ETY. uflisefuluess and dignity, aud had inspired
all his pattous with confidence and esteem Tor
his ability ant. .alnabe department. The char
acter of the deceased was marked by nice
propriely and nmabily in all his intercourse
his affections we've warm and undisenised
and his social qualities were Of the finest oroer.
None sun ailiow the communion Of the heart,
and we. caiidaiy, comic 5entiy indulge ths hope,
that dlr yoltrs friend held sweet communion
with the 'FatEef Of our Spirits.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-05-06
(;PWe are authorized 10 announce Ma.
jor JOHN B. HOLMESsas candidate
for The House Of Representatives, at. the
uext election. Mays te sl5
,Jayne's Hair Tonic !

- We5knoW Dr. auigley personally, and
there. !is 40 man in the country whose
ppinion5is entitled TO more respect. He
is on all subjects honest and silcete, and
his high character asa Physician can be
atteseed blythe 6rsI medical men in,he city.
-Ptiladelphia Sun.
Shepherd 7oon, Ha., OF. ID. 1s43..
Dear slr.-Y Youinquire OF me whether
/ hsTe used your Hair Tonic, and with
.Wha, eject. !.
Several years ago my hair began to
fall rapidly fromslhe scalp, and I had the
prospect ofSprematufe badness. Al
length friend ,ecommended your Hair
Tonic. 1 used three or four bottles, ac'
cording 10 The printed directions, and al
the end ofsix months, my hair was thick
set, and asincei its tendency TO turn grey
was arrssted. r.
: | lhayelneyer before given certificate;
recon mending patent medicines, which in-
discrininalely used, as they often are, do
much injury:;;sbut in case like the pres
ent, where Iknow tie article to be bene-
fetal, and that,iti,can do no harm. have
no scruplesnS stating facts within my own
knowledge.42 Yours. &C.,
.s JOHN QUlGLEY, MD.
Dr., .D.Jayne.. P philadelphia.
R. S.9ROBERT'S is Dr. D. Jayne's
only Agent at Edgeield Court House:
May &c 81 Is
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.Tznne,s EGDect0xStiai.

UMT. EbeneZar Webster, Of Providense.
Rhode. ISLAND, was cured Of sveree ASTHMA,
by using Ave bottles. :.
Rev, Simeon Siegfried was cured Of Infit,.
enza, Hoarseness, and a hard dry Cough,
by one bortle:, -; =, -.
Rev, Or. Babcaak, Of Poughkeepsle. says,
that knowing DR.. Jayne,to be a regular Physi.
clan, and having used his medicines. personally.
and in his. family, does NOT hesitate to com.
mend them as safe and, eminenl1y useful medi,
.cines, aud available addition to our Matena
Medica. ...n ~. i.Y.,r ,.,,.
Rev. John. sesur. of Lambertsviile, New
Jersey. who yas suffering with hoar seness
and soreness Of the lungs and throat, and a
suforatjug Asthma, was cured by one bottle.
M.. J. L. Simkipssays that it cured his wife
ef CONSUMPTION, land one Of his children
Of HOPPING. COUGH. : :. ;,
Rev. Jonathan Gong. D; D., Professor of
GrannYille College, Chic, says, "He was Ia.
boring under severe COLD, COUGH and
HOARSENESs; aud his difficulty of breath.
ing was 80 great t1at'he felt himself in Hmmi.
nent danger OF immediate suffocation, but He,
was perfectly oured by using this "Expeciu.
rant." Mrs. Dilks, Of Salem, N. /, was cnrsd.
Of Asthma of 20 ears standing. By us,ns1two
bodies oEtbis medicine. Mira Wa,d. alan M
Salem,, was cured Of the sane com slaint bv.
fve bottles: -
r. 8, ROBERTS is Dr.. d. 4syns'. only
Agentat Edge6eld Court House. :" 80
Be'sa1e Of Countertsias
April29 81 "a
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State Of Soutn Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

YJOHN HlL 4, Esq, Ordinary OF
- Edge6eld District ;; -.
Whereas James Reynolds, ha,h abhlied
70 me for Letters Of ofAdministra,ion, Of, al
and singular.lhe goods and cba,lei., riphia
and credits Of, John, Hancock, late Of ,5s
Distric. aforesaid, deceased. $50. .'i'
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-.
ish all. aud singular, the kindred aud cred.
i,ors of!he said. deceased, 10 be and appeas
before ME; at our next, Ordinary,s Cour,
for The said District, 10 be holden al Edge.
field Court House., oh the 18th day Of
May, ,ins'ani, 10 show cause, if any, WHY.
the said Administrations should I NOT Sc
granted.
Given nnder ipy hand and seal, cal ibis 10 tho Ii
4th iday OF May, in the year..of our
forty-.ixlh. aud in The 7O,h year Of Amei-
ican Independence. ..ss7i-
JoHN HILL, o. E. b.
May Ct is
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May 6
New Arrivals. !.
NorfoN SEINE TWiNE, an eIcejlen il,,,,

COTTON SEINE TWiNE, an eIceIlsn,
Pine Apple Cheese
Vanilla Beans;
Pink and YelIDw sugarfor outside Of Cakes;
Block Seuls, various. rnoitos;
Transparent and Motto Waters;
Note Paper and Sealing Wax;
Tailol's. Silver ThimbIes.; ~
Oats and Grass Scythes;
Starch, reduced to 10 cents pound:
. K 10 Window Glass, S cents light:
Plough Lines and Cotton Line
Large Cakes Shaving Soap, s for e5 cents :
Panama and Leghorn Hats;
Halt Kits picked Salmon
Lobster preserved in boxes;
S!iters,, Grid Irons, Saddle Irons;
Floppr; Idhd Rice
Watch Makers Tweezers, Butcher Knives
Letter and, Cap paper a, l2d cents quire.
:: OF 81 realn
Factory Yarn, at S74 cents bundle;
Hali gallon mixed Pickles, at IS cents a
bottle.
!, 8 4. $. ROBERTS.
EdgefeId C. H., April29 2. ID