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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-27
VOLUME xLIII.-NUMBER 50.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore SUM-
W,xuISGToS Oct. % 1876


Instructions were received al our Navy Yard
Yesterday. 10 get the steamer "Water Witch" rea-
dy for service Immediately. She is probably des-
tined for The Rio Grande.
Orders have been issued from the Department
today, 10 the Commander OF the Portsmouth
Navy Yard, TO have the new ifigate "S. Law
rance" launched and fitted Tor sea, with all poss-
BILE despatch.
Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce !
WASHINGTON Oct. odd.
A contract has been made BY The Government
with Capt. Taylor TO take The Princeton, The Mis-
sissipp and other vessels over the bar al Tam
pico. Capt Taylor is to use for this purpose
marine camels, made oil India rubber. The depth
OF water on the bar averages len feel.
Tampico appears 10 be strongly defended by
nature, and il is probable that oi late, as report
ed, some eiIecual means Of defence have been
taken by The Mexicans Thus, The EXPEDITION OF
Commodore Perry may not be entirely destitute
Of incident He may have an opportunity TO in
crease line glory Of his name, and The navy, so
long inactive, may reap some lauTels, as well as
the army.
We receive no advces from General Taylor.
The friends Of officers and men in The army, and
also the Government are anxious 10 receive Inc
expected details OF the battle and The events fol-
loWlH1 u. n mOntn IDS cIdpseu siHSe TIC d1sdS n
on Monterey.
II may be doubted whether Gen. Kearney's CO.
lumn will join that Of Gen. Taylor, as Gen. Wool
will mol 60 to Chihuahua, AS al first Designed
Gen. Kearney will probably lake that place, gar
rison it. and with his remaining force, march TO
California.
OHIO.-The counties before reported gave
Bebb, Wing, 2,2s7 majority. Wood county
gives Tod GO majority Henry county 7 do. !
Williams county 400 do. This reduces Bebh's
majority 10 2,O2O. Five counties 10 be heard
IRON, which may increase this majority 10 2,4oO.
A letter from Carroll county, quoted by The
Cincinnati Enquirer, asserts the election OF The
Democratic Representative in tina, county by 10
majority. The Ohio Statesman, on The other
hand. comedies Carroll county IL the Wings.
1911 Congressional Dia,,ct-Richeys Dem.
majority in Perry county is 523; Iohnson's w j
in Morgan III; Johnsons reported majority IN
Washington 40i. Richeys majority IN the dis
trieI, according 10 these returns, votes.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

THE subscribers have entered into Co-partnershp
j under the firm oi HERRING & GARDNER, for the
purpose Of conducting the Grocery and Commission Blu
nrss, aud have taken the Store formerly occupied oy
William 7. Ranet, Immediately opposite the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Depot, Broad Street. They intend
keeping general assortment Of FAMILY GROCE-
RlES which they ask the attention OF their friends
and the public generally. One OF having been en-.
gagged in the business for several years in this city, we
hope close attention. merit share OF PATRONAGE
We will pay particular attention To the sale of a.! kinds
OF produce consigned 10 Us from our country friends
GEO. J HERRING.
Oct 6-r3m GEO. w. GARDNER.
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TIN WARE, STOVES, CRATES, FIRE
PLACES. &c. &c.

1EkON1SJ We w.
THE subscribers would most respectfully call the al
,,s,c" I'm Ware stoves, Crates and Fire Places, &c
"a ,her general stock, to be found No. 90 West
Main street, They feel assured that they sell of
the above articles a, wholesale or retail as low as any
similar establishment More particularly would we
cali tbr attention Of in want 10 our assortment Of
Cooking Stoves. Also, plate, plate, plate, and
Coal stoves, ). we'll as our Fire Places Tor burning
wood far more preferable article than the Franklin
stove and much safer and surer remedy for smoking
ehipnrys d. & c. r. WELLER.
net D.
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TWENTY DOTTaRS REWARD.

! WILL nav the above reward for the apprehension
and delivery 10 me, the confinement IN jail, 50
ina, / gel him, my man MARTIN, who left my Farm
near Johnson's Springs Goochland county, about the
,r Of Nav He is about six feet high, dark Mulntto,
sar. shoulders about 81 years old, and speaks quick
wnrn spoken to-can SPELL and read little He has
wife at Mr.. David Anderson's Farm, near Yanceyve,
Ia Louisa county. ChafLEo rohD.
Ia,
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DAVID ]. WOODFlN,

ATTORNEY 1T LhW, -.
NEW CANTON, BUCKINGHAM CouSa M, i,e vn.,
MILL practice regularly The Superior am
.ou'' ",n.n,. and Pov latan. All business
e eon,idea 10 him will be promptly attended TO-
-r.lut
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LAW NOTICE.
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON, JR.

(LAIr or riRoiSIA)
attorney AT LAW Memphis. rem,
nrrERs TO The public his professional services ne
viii practice regularly in the Superior anu Interior sn
Courts of Memphis and the ADJOINING eoun.e s an" ne
, also attend TO all claims against the Government VI
n. United States that may be conhdedto him.
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COM
pANE

THE twelfth annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF
l the James River and Kanawha Company VIII DC
held NJ the Capitol in the City Of Richmond, with per
mission Of the proper authority, on Monday the a5d oil
November. By order of the President and Directors.
w. b. CHIrTENDEN, Secretary.
Richmond, 18th October, 1876.
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TN CHANCERY-viRo,SA:-A AT Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, held al the Ca
pto In the City of Richmond on the 25lh day of june
1885,
Heurico to whom the estate OF Martin Pate was COM
united for administration, with the will annex
ed, fiaihllh
against
Levy R. Clarke and Lucy D. his wife, and Samuel
n Pnie Defendants.
This cause In which the plaintiff appears TO have pro.
ceeded against the defendants, Levy R. Clarke and
Lucy B. his wife, who are out OF this Commonwealth,
in The manner prescribed by law for absent defendants
they still failing TO appear and answer, came on ths
day TO be heard upon the bill taken for confessed as
the said Levy Clarke and Lucy B. his wife, upon the
answer Of the defendant, Samuel M Pate, with gene,
raj replication thereto, and upon tho exhibits hed and
was argued by counsel: whereupon he Court doth ad-
judge order and decree, that one Of the
Of this Court do give notice TO the creditors OF Martin
Pate deceased BY publication OF this order Tor eight
weeks in the Richmond Whg and Richmond snqpifeI
two of the newspapers published in the City OF kicf-
mond and posting the same a, The door Of the Cou,
House Of the county of Henrico, and also at the Court
House of the said City Of Richmond, on two several
Court days. TO produce their claims before him Tor sell
Element within the period Of three months.
A Copy. Teste, N. P. HOWARD, Clerk.
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+ aW NOTICE
La w WI ~ ,,,r, . sr,rI
,uRIST0PHER C. SCOTT and ABSEK a. SHIT

CHRISTOPHER {. SCOTT and ABNER A. sTlTH
L nractice law in partnership, under the nrm OF
sor1 SrirH in all the Courts OF Law anu Equity ID
snr oiice nj Camden. wnshita county. Arkansas.
TO ALL, WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
WAS committed 10 the Jail Of Lancaster county, Va,
w on or about the lith day Of July, 1876, Nesio
Woman, named Malinda of dark complexion, about 8
feet or inches high; had on when committed DARK
esro i,ock The owner is hereby notified for
wrd Prove property, pay charges and take her away,
4, sbr viii be dealt with according 10 law.
v C. r. WADDY, Jailor.
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From PpA1Os ct TACO

The schooner Fideia, Captain Turner, arrived
al New Orleans on The 18th inst, from Brazos
ST. Jago, whence she sailed on the sth inst.
The Captain leil Maamoras on The 18th, and
Point Isabel on The 9Th instant. Alter the 5th III
was on boa the schooner, lying oil the BfaZos.
and had little communication with The shore. II
was reported al Malamoras and Point Isabel on
the 1h, that Gen. Taylor loss al The slorming o
Monterey was 1900 in killed anil wounded. In
such desperate assault, the enemy having every
advantage OF position, and firing behind funitica-
lions and under cover oil houses, il would not be
a, all surprising il the loss Of our army should
even he still greater than 1900 killed and wound
ed. But as The Bulletin Justly remarks, The Gal
weston papers contained the substance Of de-
spatch from Gen. Taylor TO the U. S. quartermas-
Ter al Brazos ST. Jago, which stated his own loss
al 500, and that Of the ENEMY at about 200.
This point, however, will be cleared up in two
or three DAYS, when We shall receive in the
Washington papers the Generals dispatches to
The Secretary oil War.
Tie passengers also informed the editor of the
Bulletin TINT Canales was undoubtedly between
Monterey and lhc Rio Grande with 600 rancho
ros The cold-blooded murders committed by
This miscreanl upon American wounded that fell
in his power Oh The road 10 The posts on the river,
call Tor vengeance upon his head, and those who
accompany him. Ii none oi these can be taken,
then notice should be given 10 The enemy's COM
manders, that il similar outrases are repeated,
they will be retalialed upon Mexican prisoners
now or hereafter in the hands Of The American
Army If The Mexicans cannot make war like
civilized men, they mus! be treated ike savages,
in order 10 teach them that humanity cannot be
outraged with impunity, while an American ar
my has The power Of vindicalins her rights.
The Indiana regiment Of volunteers, stationed
al Matamoras was ordered 10 Monterey, leaving
one OF The Ohio regiments to garrison tha! town.
IN n courjrr
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IN In Chesterfield Circuit

IN CHANCERY-ViRGfSIA:- lin Chesterfield Circuit
i Court, August 18th, 1886:
Newman Newly and Mary his wife, and Zachariah
H. Brooks, Plantns;
against
Matthew Newly and Ann his wife, John $. Brooks,
Equilier Brooks, Richard Smith and Rebecca his wife,
Alexander Lapraoe, Phineas Laprade, Benjamin La "a
Martin and Ann his wife, Thomas Cox and Phoebe his
wife, Deiehaans'
This day came the plaintiffs and flied their BILL and
the defendants, Matthew Newly and Ann his wife,
John 5. Brooks. Equer Brooks, Richard Smith and
Rebecca his wife. Alexander Lapade Phineas L.apade
Benjamin Laprade, and Thomas Laprade, not having
entered appearance and given security according
to The act of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and
il appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
Inhabitants of this country is ordered that the SAID
October term next and the bill Of the complain
ants and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
i'm some newspaper published in the city If Richmond
for eight weeks successfully and posted at the front
door Of the Court-house Of this county.
A Copy-Teste.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.


THE Bent Creek FLOUR MILL, which Is In the H.
l mits OF the new county Of Appomaitox, bordering
upon the line Of Buckingham, and within mile or less
Of The James River Canal and III miles by this route
tbove the city Of Richmond
THIS Mill has fixtures very snperior-entirely com
pe,e-is ON a stream, and the brand OF the
MT has high standing In Richmond and other markets.
The country adjacent TO the mill Is frst-rats wheat
glowing part OF Virginia.
Those who may br DESTROYS Of embarkine in the ma
nufactute Of flour will find this mill advantageous IN
all respects and those who may have disposition to
engage in wooen or cotton, other kind OF manufac
tory, would fnd this property very suitable 70 such an
undertaking The mill house Is large, and the dam Is
constructed sodIy and enduraby. The house II
.efeoud he converted into cotton or woollen manu-
factory, or such manufaciory could be added 10 the
nolf mill most conveniently and advantageoisly
No Andrew White, who lives al the slili VIII snow
h property any DESTROYS Of purchasing or rent
ms The same. For terms, apply to
Richard POLLARD.
Ala Vista, Albemarle county, near Warren.
hug. 2i-cn
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form OF PRoxY.1

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS Ihai
we the subscribers being Stockholders IN Inc James
River and Kanawha Company, do hereby constitute and
appoint -, our true and lawful Attorney and
Proxy represent each Of III a general meetings OF
the Stockholders Of said Company, held within six
months from and after the date thereof when we are
not personally present, represented by some other
Proxy; with full! power and authority at such general
meetings give such vote votes and 10 do such other
act or acts each of could give do, as member
OF the said meetings, Ii were personally present,
and do hereby raify and confirm whatever vote or
votes act or acts, said Attorney may lawfully give
or do for pursuance OF the authority hereby con-
ferred upon him.
Witness hands and seal this - day OF -,
one thousand eight hundred and -.
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Correspondence Of The Baltimore Patriot.

NEW YORK MARKET, Oct. "a, P. M.
There is NO activity in -four. AT the close yes
lerday sales OF Gcnesee were made al dohafs'
and this is The price to-day, and dull. Wheat IS
flat, no sales reported. Corn has declined, ana Is
now about at the prices which Obtained before 'he
Steamers news. No change in wheat. holaeis
ale asking rather more than buyers are disposed
TO give. There is more activity 10 couon, VIM
an advance OF | of a cent per h. Wh'sRey 24ic.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Oct. "a, 2 P: NJ.
Flour is dull and prices have declined
Sales Of fresh ground al IS; some holders ask
more Rive hour and corn meal 90. Sales OF
mime red Wheat al 10 "a Il2 eents-a decline.
Sales Of Corn yellow, at 70 70 cts. oa's 81.
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COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE,

RICHMOND, 18th September, 1886.
In fulRlnent of the above decree Of the Superior
Court Of Chuncery for the Richmond Circuit, hereby
notthe creditors OF Martin Pate deceased that their
claims his estate will have be duly and legally au
thenticated, delivered TO me in my Office within the pc
Rod Of three months, or by the 10th day Of December
next ensuing. H. D. POITIAUX, III. Conn.,
Cant ll-cW6W
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BALTIMORE MARKET o.

BALTIMUKE MAKhEaIcIiy e. Howard
snee. ana 10 C.i i5c., and white i25 100 Oats
n 70 t cts Old Corn 90 10, and new IS IS cts.
Whiskey "a IS cts.
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Peace for the county aforesaid, do hereby certify that
-, whose name is above subscribed as an atiest-
ing witness, personally appeared before me in my co'in
~ aforesaid and made oath that The above named -
-, whose names subscribed
parties the above letter Of Attorney, acknowledged
the in the presence OF the said witness, as their
act and deed.
Witness my hand and seal this - day of --,
eighteen hundred and -.
Oct. l7-wdGctd sEALl
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CORRESPONDENTS Of The Journal OF Commerce.
WAsHikGToN Oci. 81 1876.

WASHINGTON. Gel. ~, 1856.
The original plan Of operations in Mexico has
been lately modified. The plan al first adopted
would have divided and weakened our forces
That plan was probably agreed upon al time
when il was supposed that the Mexcans would
make no show Of opposition 10 The INVASION 1t
has since been urged upon the Executive to con-
cenirate all the lorces upon one object and il is
asserted today hat these necessary changes have
been made in the original plan.
I, now appears that Gen. Wool is 10 Join Gen.
TAYLOR at Saltillo, moving by way Of Coahulla,
and leave garrison there; and that Gen. Keai-
aey is to march 10 the same point by way OF Chi
huahua-a fearfully long march.
Gen. Patterson with large force, is to be
transported to Tampico, and means OF transspor-
ration have already been prepared. His iofce
will. if found necessary, be ordered 10 unite with
Taylor's at San Lnis PUosi; and, II mol, may be
emptyed in contemplated attack on Vera Cruz.
If this is the plan, it is sensible one, and II
will prevent The danger, but too apparent oil the
inter sacrifice of Taylor's command. Afler al
lowing for all the troops leftat Tampco, Satlllo
Monterey, Chihuahua, Santa Fe, &C., General
TAYLOR will thus be enabled 10 meet Santa Anna
at San Luis, with force oil seventeen thousand
| men,
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CLASSICAL ACADEMY.


THIS Institution is designed afford, AT moderate
charges, opportunity 10 those who wish their
wards 10 obtain thorough education, which
will fit them for any active pursuit In life, and on
which, if so desired, may be engrafted with and
Dispatch the University, the knowledge requisite for
any of the learned professions. The subjects en-
braced in the plan of this Institution are-thr Ancient
aud Modern Languages Ancient aud Modern History,
the Elements of Mathematics, Of Chemistry, and OF
Physical and Moral Philosophy, Arithmetic, Geography,
with the use of Maps and the Globe English Grammar,
Composition and Eiocuiion, Psnmanship and Book
Keeping. The Ancient Languages, such as Latin aud
Greek, and Anglo-Saxon, will be taught with constant
chronological reference TO the English, thorough know
ledge and skilful Of which being important TO
the citizens of glorious Republic. The method Of
instruction is by lectures, examinations, written exer-
cses and comments the text books used by the stu
dents In their respective classes.
Tie Academy will open Monday, the 5th OF Octo-
her al the Doctors residence, called Linssione e'tu
a,ed in very healthy section Of the country, eight
miles East Of Charlottesville.
The Principal and his Assistants promise TO use every
means in their power subject the students 10 proper
discipline, by which they may become well educated
and useful men.
TERMS, per session OF FIVE months Tuition Senior
Class $685. Sophomore, S23 Junior sls; Novtiate, Si.'
Board can be had in the family Of tho Principal and
Proprietor, in several respectable families in the
neighborhood.
For further informatien amply TO the Principal, at
Boyd's Tavern AibemarIe county, Va.
Net
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

THE undersigned, by an arrangement with MesSrs.
i Jones 4 Winston, whose general grocery business
will still command bis attention and care, is authorized
10 prosecute regular Commission Business IN this Cty
For this purpose he offers his services to his friends and
public agent for the sale Of all kinds of country
produce the purchase and sale Of all kinds Of merchan
disc and property Of every description, settlement and
collection OF and other ciaims hire OF negroes
&C. His charges for service in any of these depart
inens OF business will be usual, except for grain, IN
which case to meet The demands Of the times, In shor
crops and low prices, he will charge but one cent the
bushe upon all cash sales and will make remittances 70
any part OF the country He may at all times, when IN
the city, be found ut the Of Mrsss. Jones & Win
sion who will carefully, and under his own inspection,
promptly execute all orders for goods addressed either
to them or himself GEORGE K. PEAKE.
Richmond September 09-clm
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held IN me
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Cou., o. Id"
and t,hancsry for oocbland county, on the ID day oil
MaryJ. Terry, formerly Mary J. Poor, BY John w.
Poor her next friend, l'uih'"'
William 5 Terry and Jane Poor, Defendants.
B filed, and the defendant, William b. Terry, not
having entered his appearance and given security &C
rordnr TO the act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
not nhabtant Of this Commonwealth II Is ordered,
that the said defendant William b. Terry, do appear
here al the rules TO be held for the said Court on the
first Monday in November next and answer The plain
lifts bill and that copy Of this order De forthwith IN
serted m some spaper published in The city Of Rich
mund aud continued for months successfully, and
at the front door Of the Courthouse OF this Coun-
~. Copy-Iesie, -, ,,,rn ,,
Aug. 25-cw2m MAR w. MILLER, ok.
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A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale the Estate lying near
Prince Edward Court House, known as Springfield.
The Tract OF Land contains 500 acres very iair pro-
portion OF which consists Of excellent wood lano anu
low grounds, large quantity of improved high lana,
for comfortable residence. II is situated within one
mile Of Prince Edward Court House, two miles from
Himpden Sidney College, and seven miles from Farm
vile. These places furnish constant ana excellent
make, for all Of productions. There IL no place IN
Virginia entirely healthy, aud no society superior
in intelligence and morality TO that in its immediate VI
Guilty. Its nearness TO the Court House and college,
Afford superior facilities for education There are two
doutishins female Schools and male school, at the
Court House.
The Overseer will show the premises to any person
wishing TO see them. Persons wishing TO purchase. viii
address the subscriber al Farmvile, Prince Edward
county, Virginia.
THRMs :-One-third cash, on delivery OF the leed,
and the residue in and TWO years FOR tue ueieeo
payments, bond and security will he required
CHAS. S. CARRlNGToN.
Farmviile, Prince Edward, July 3-cict
HENRY DISTRICT FREE SCHOOL.
T meeting OF the Board Of School Commissioners,
n al Henry Court House, on the second Monday IN
September 1885, under the entitled an act to Is
ablsh District Free Schools in the counties OF Lancas
Westmoreland and other counties, therein mentlon
ed passed February 2th, 1896 the Board adopted the
following resolution
Resolved That proposals from such persons as may de-
sire TO engage in schooteaching during the ensuing
year will be received and after the third Monday IN
November next and that the Clerk be Instructed 10 o
ward the same for insertion In such OF the puOc prints
ofihe Commonwealth and for so long time as may, IN
hs discretion be deemed necessary to give general
publicity. JOHN l. W., IoN,
Oct. i3-c6t secretary.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-29
llngicnI Esain E,Ntrnclor.

Fb EuUCI1uN fOrRfuLD ~ PRICES
IA o, aoiAiHg i lAe asT - not Gchshita 'suh
u IA sniclc ,hll uvcry faulty must CONSIDER
Indispensable, when they kuUw l,s ?o~cr and va
Luz, aHd Nhlch has heretofore ht@n sold too hgh
10 reach al classes, hiss uoN bcCn reduced iyNr.
to.i "a price, with view that rich aud poor, hitn
aad low, aud IN fact every human beng NAY ca
Joy rs comforts and oil who get Il shall have
TIE prlco returned 10 them u they are not delight.
Cd with 10 use. We assert, without the possibil.
ny OF contradiction, that all Barns " Sealds cr.
ny triefaaI Sore, old or ifSsh and oil external
pains aud aches, no matter whurc, shall be rcdu.
ccd . comfort by il ~ tiye minutes saving l'ic,
limb " scnr IVA burn ran Dc fgias Y tits . dP'
pad ualss The titais oJr destroyed BY me acci'
StaL II Is truly magical, to apPeatanco, q ~
ELECTS, Enquire tof" ConnGi's Magical ram ~.
tractor Saye,n at Comstock y Co.'S u Cortland
Street Price % cents, Or four times as much ioi
% cents, and ten times az much iur 81
Al country merchants arc requested 10 lare
10 their towns on commission, the greatest bies
hng 10 manki d that has been discovered N med
ieine lor egcs. This is strong language, but yoy
may depend its power wall justify It. Sold al y
Noraud Street, whore II can DO found genuine
IN New York city.
1AUIlON-ijo sure you get CoNNEL's, as on
plalc with Dalloy's name Oh 1t has been stolen
and counterfeit and wothoGs stuff may apPea
under that name. See that II is direct from Cuui
suck 4 60, or never touch H. For sale at III
oharloi,e Dug Store by B. Oates