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ENGLAND AND MEXICO.

The last New York Mirror contains a
long and Interesting extract from the forth
coming work Of General Waddy Thomp-
son, on Mexico. His opportunities of in
formation, while our Minister 10 that coun
Try, and his ability, both entitle his opin
ions to great respect; and We are there
fore glad to find that he expresses the con.
yiciou that Great Britain, SO far from De.
string a war between Mexico and the T..
States, is deeply interested in the pI eser.
walton OF peace between The two countries.
After stating that the popular impression
that English influence is IN the ascendant
in Mexico, is entirely erroneous aud that,
so far from this being the loct, the general
feeling Of the Mexlcans towards tho Eng.
lish i. unfriendy, he adds
The British Government keeps two
officers, or agents, in Mexico, with high
salaries, 10 attend to this the minlne] IN
terest alone. II is with the money thus
derived that the English establishments on
this continent and IN The West Indies are
supported.
The amount Of the specie nnuQaly ob.
tanned from Mexico is more than halt as
great as that which is kept at one time in
The Bank OF England. The stoppaae of
this supply would very much derange the
whole momeniary system Of England on
this account. it is to be apPrehendcd that
in the event OF war between the United
States and Mexico, that England would We
" soon be involved IN II. Ii the coast of
Mexico should be biockadcd, England viii
demand that the line Of steam packets to
Vera Cruz should be exempted from lis
operations. These packets although com
mercal vessels, possess sort Of quasi.
government character. This, of course,
our government could not coHce le; and
the interruption Of the regular supp Of
the precious metals from Mexico would be
most disastrousy fcl, in England. Know
ing all this, | was well satisfied that all
that we have heard about Engl land stimu-
ating Mexico TO declare war against this
country was ridiculously absurd. Such
war would inlure England more than eth |
er Of the belIigerents. All her interests
ere opposed to it, unless, indeed, she in
tended to participate 10 that war. l have
the best reasons for saying, that there is
no other power in The world with which |
England would not prefer TO engage in Il
war not that she fears US, for England |
fears DO nation, nor combination Of nations,
as all her history proves ; but such war
would be, more than any other, disastrous
to her commercial, manufacturing, and all
other industrial pursuits.
England has no single motive for 4
war with US. It's not Of this country that
she is jealous, but Of the Northern despo
iism of Europe, and mainly Of Russia, and
has been so since the seizure Of tile for
lress Of Aczaco, ia l7sS."
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DEATH OF LOUIS PHILIPPE.

Tho Baltimore American publishes re-
port from passenger that late arrival
a, Philadelphia, brought intelligence of The
death of the King of the French. Ii is
thought to he without foundation.
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EThe Army bill has passed the House
of Representatives. II appropriules, s2,.
to make provision for the increase
Of the Army.
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llapPcafs lhaI part Of the intelligence
iHeh last week proves 10 be erroneous. Il.
gems tina, Ma,amoras has not been des.
roled rs vas stated, MAJOR Brown who
Jas Ieit in command Of the fort rs Gen.
fay lor, not considering it necessary to ere
pOn the town any more than was required
dispense the troops assembled in lis Vi.
iaiiy.
Below We give some later Intelligence,
Ihich was received here on Sunday night
usl, in q slip from the South CaroIlasn ol.
lee, which was brought to Culumbia by a
Tenleman IN the Southern cars
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INCREASE OF THE NAVY.

A bill has been reported in the House of
Representatives providing an appropriation
for the building Of IL iron war steamers
and one iron ffIgate, al an expense OF So
100000.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
HEI MIN Do no IUI NI1'
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
pri! Term lS16.

court u PItuS nhd Qudrfer MISSIONS, A
prii Term lSA6.
William Wiagate
rs. Levy on Lands.
Hugh Harris,
ut appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court
a that tie defendcnt is not an inhabitant of this
State. IT Is therefore Ordered, that publication
be made six weeks in the Charlotte journal for
said defendant 10 appear al the next Court OF
Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for said
County al the Court House in Charlotte on the
4,h Monday in July next, and then aud there
plead or demur to said levy otherwise an Order Of
su!e will be made" ..
Witness Braly Oates Clerk Of said Court az
Office in the 9TH Monday in April 1916.
b. OATES, G. C. c.
Printers fee SIS G2!. ,t39
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METHODIST CONFERENCE, SOUTH,
a few days ago the Rev. VIM Ca.
pers, ID D., Of Charleston, and the Rev,
Robert Pane, d D., of Tennessee, were
elected Bishops Of the Methodist Episco,
pal Church, South. They were solemny
ordained to The holy office on the lilh in-
slant. We see that the Conference has
madd Two divisions of the Book Concern,
and have selected Richmond, Va. as the
site Of the eastern division and Louisville,
ky. rs the site Of the western division.
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Law Card.

HR SAFFOLp & J. NJ. BOILING will prac'
E@. tice in the Courts of Dallas and Lowales'
and in the adjoining Counties, also n The gu
preme Court. Address, Safold n bohpg' ~
Pleasant Hill, Dallas county, or haynes'hie'
Lowndes county, Alabama.
Dec. II, 1875 w
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The New Orleans Picayune remarks on
the usually large number of persons seen
on the streets Of that city with their arms
in sings. Can i, be, tasks, tina, the drdf'
ting has any thing TO do with II
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@-Mt. Leak paid visit TO this City,
ON Thursday last, according to appoin,
ment bu, finding that that he would, inev'
ilaby, be showed under," he declined tc
address the People.-Ral. Register.
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Gen. Ampadid Is ,sport.d 70 hare been taken
prisond- Majors RmggOld aGd B,O'ea dead.
By the q. s. uteamer Col Harvey. Capt
" God, arrived this morning from the Brazos 81.
Jago, we have dates from Point Isabel to the
morning OF the 18th inst, when she len
On the 9th, Gen. Taylor again took up his
march for the camp opposite Matamoras, and
again encountered the enemy, in favine about
thrce miles bcow camp, where they had chosen
their position to dispu,p his progress and in an
action which lasted about three hours, defeated
them they had about 70 killed and wounded,
add lost pices uf artillery, , standards. besides
q great number OF small arms pack nul,s. SC
Amid the rcaeinrs on account of the triumph
Of our arms, the Nation has cause 10 mourn the
loss Of some Of her bravcst sons.
Cen Taylor has about 60 Killed and wound.
ed among whom we're three ofhcers,.yiz Lieut..
lneos Of the Dragons Lieut.. Cochran Of the
In Infantry and Lieut.. Chadburn Of the slh In.
fantry. Among tho wounded are Col Mcintosh,
of the 9th Infautry. Lieut., Col Payne, 4th Ar
tillcry and Capt ilooo, 9Th Infantry, Lieuts.
Gates and Burbank-rnost OF them slightly, aud
none supposed mnrally.
An exchange OF prisoners took place on the 10th
and We understand Capt. Thornton had been re.
loased by tho exchange.
From the most authentic source We learn that
the number of the onomy's i,ifcos. IN, both en-
eapomcnts, was not less than between seven and
eight thousand men.
Gen. Taylor. after reaching the camp return.
ed TO Point Isabel on the 18th. with train of
wagons loaded with ammunition. baggage, mules.
&c, taken from the enemy.
The communication between Point Isabel and
Con. Taylor's camp opposite Matamorcs, mny
now be cog.tdct ed open.
Some of the ammunition taken from the enc.
my in the first engagement used upon theni
IN the second,
The following Mexican officers were taken
prisoners Gen. La Vega, l.,euts. Prada and
Velez. Lieut., Col. Marines, Abide Camp to
& en- La Vega, accompanied tho Gsaeral volun,
.arIy They arrived hero this morning on the
Col Harvey, in the charge of Lieut.. j. J. Rey
nold- Of the 4th Artillery.
The gallant Capt. Walker was in both engage
meuts, aud we are happy 10 state escaped with
gu, injury.
Gen. Taylor and staff was TO leave Point lisa
bel on the 9th for his camp opposite Matamoras
Major Brown Of the Artillery, who was let
in command of tho fort opposite Matamoras, dice
on the 10Th Of wounds received in calamity dc
Tending his posts, aud was buried with military
honors on the llth.
Major Ringgold, we'll known as the comman
der OF the Flying Artillery, also died the 18th
from wounds received in tho action of the 9Th.
! Capt Page, who was wounded in the same en-
ragenent, we arc happy TO state, is rapidly re
/ covering. Lieut. Luthur, also slightly wounded
is convacacent.
We have the following verbal intelligence from
3 enc Of the arugoons Of the U. +. Army.
, lie states that when Gen. Taylor came in Sigh
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COLUMBIA, MAY 81.
REMARKS.

COTTON. There has been but limited sup
ply of this article during the past week We
quote ~ TO cents extremes.
CORN.-This article is now selling at 80
ceats per bushel. Temperance Adr0eate.
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Va While volunteers ure periodically
offering their services tc the Government
10 various sections Of the country TO take
the field against the Mexicans. we see it
stated that "there is little or no enthusiasm
in Texas, and these will be difficulty and
delay in getting the twenty four hundred
men in The field called ior," Texas is the
last place from which We should have ex.
pected such a statement. There must be
some mistake.
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MILITARY ARRANGEMENrs.-orrcn,

During the week the most active prepa.
rations have been made 10 give effect TO
the measures of Congress for vigorous
prosecution of the war with Mexico. We
do not doubt that the large discretion given
10 the Presiden, will be found TO be IN safe
hands. While the public may rest assuI
ed that the utmost care will he used to con.
suit economy, and TO secure a force com.
| petent 10 the protection OF the national hon.
or and 10 a speedy termination of the war,
we do not appreheud that half the author.
Ized number of troops will be Immediately
mustered into service. True economy and
due regard to the highest national inter.
ess, however, make il Indispensable that
force shall be al once put into active ser
vice, extraordinary for us in point Of mum
bers, and so large that officers Of the high
From The mixed character Of the corps
partly Of regular troops and more largely
Of yolnnieers-it seems natural that the
General in chief Of the Army should take
the field and we presume lhat General
ScoTT will, as matter Of course, assume
the command.
We understand that the volunteer troops
TO be Immediately called into service will
be taken from the States nearest TO the
scene Of operations, and for them the ne
cessary orders have been issued. Meas
ures hive also been taken 10 have the resi-.
due Of the authorized force organized. to
be called into the service OF their country
at the shortest notice, If the public exgen
cies require. We understand that por.
lions will be called for from each State and
Territory, so that an opportunity will be
afforded to all her gallant SONS to pariici.
pate in The defence Of their country.-U.
MON, Nay i9h 1916.
MEXICAN PRIvATEERS AGAINST Tue
UNITED STATES.
In appears from the following letter Of
the Secretary Of State TO the chairman Of
Underwriters Of New York, that we have
little to fear from Mexican priyaieers and
letters of marque, SO far as Spain is con.
ccrncd.
WASHINGTON. April II, 1916.
My DEAR SIR: In consequence Of our
conversation few minutes since, | think
ii proper 10 inform you, without DELAY, that
our Treaty with Spain of the 20,h 0cto
Der, 1895, contains the following article,
still in force
ART. IA. No subject of his Catholic
Majesty shall apply for or take any com.
mission or letters of marque for arming
any ship or ships 10 act as priyaleers a.
gainst the said United States, or against
the citizens, people or inhabitants OF the
said United States, or against the property
of any Of the inhabitants of any Of them,
from any prince or State with which the
said L. States shall be nj war.
" Nor shall any citizen, subject or in.
hablant, of the said United States, apply
for, or take, any commission, or letter OF
marque, for nrmng any ship or ships 10
act as privaleers against the subjects Of his
Catholic Majesty, or the property of any
of them, from any prince or State with
which the said King shall be a, war. And
if any person Of either nation shall take
such commissions or letters Of marque, he
shall be punished as a pirate"
Yours, very respectfully,
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The Markets,
FAYETTEVILLE, MAY 10.
REMARKS.

Flour dull and declining sales 4, At. and a.
Cotton to u, Bacon 7 to 8. Curn 50 10 S.
- FgyererHie Obssrrer.
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CAMDEN, MAY 90.
REMARKS.

CoTTON.-The supply is falling Of, and pri-
ces have receded-thero have been but few sales,
and these at ! to &C. decline from our last weeks
quotations Camden Journal.
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@ The Washington Union of the 2Olh
instant, states tina, j, has a declaration oil
war officially announced in manifesto Of
President Paroles, Of April 23d 1876. We
have before US an extract of Proclama.
ton of the same date from the President
Of Mexico, 10 which is the following ex.
preston, " sol,mnly announce that do
NOT declare udr against The 4. States Of
America, because il pertains 10 the August
Congress Of that nation, and not 10 the Err.
ecutire to settle definitely the PREPARATION
which SO many agsressions demand" So
there must be some mistake.
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THE BEGINNING AND THE END.

THE BEGINNING AND THE END.
The country having now been involved
IN war by the course of measures adopt.
cd by the Executive Department, when il
will end is left entirely to conjecture. From
the perfect reckIessness Of the party in
power, II is more than probable that the
commencement, of the war with Mexico,
will be the beginning Of war OF territorial
acquisition. We copy the following ex.
tracts from an administration paper, which
the New York Correspondent Of the Ma.
llonal lnielligencer considers one Of the
mos, discreet. Now, il one Of the mos,
discreet prints favors the acquisition Of
California, where, We say, will the end be
During the Presidential election the battle
cry Of the administration party was Z" Tex.
as and Oregon" |, will now perhaps be
Texas, Mexico, California and Oregon"
"lt is 10, proper, therefore. that our action
should be hsger confined TO tho defence Of our
pNh ~ " hbhOiuttll IN
dspenssble that the Presiden, should be entrusted
with sufficient funds 10 ensure success. II the
war is to be rosseHfsd niihia The territory Of
herico. fhe sun rotsd is ndn,fesfly iHsuGenat
We trust that. before Congress 1djUu5a,, a more
liberal prorisioH ru! be made"
In former articles we have referred 10 the in.
cstimable value Of California TO this Union"
E" In view Of the difficulties which might
arise in regard 10 il, We would willingly have seen
twenty millions OF dollars paid for lis purchase
But now we can acquire it easily. We rnstom
GorerBussf riH cause II 10 Be immediH.iy &c.
eupIed by an Am,riean force. In tAIs way the
pecunilry cost of the war will prove to be not
entirely wasted. We Therefore insisf upon tie
t,ame date acquisition Of California"
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MEXICAN PRIvATEERs AGAINST TUE
UNITED STATES.

In appears from the following letter o
the Secretary Of State to the chairman Q
Underwriters Of New York, that we hav
little to fear from Mexican priyareers an,
letters of marque, SO far as Spain is con
cerned.
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Two Great Victories.

THE AMERICAN FORCES TRIUMPH
ANTI,
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splendid PIANOS.

SPLENDID PIANOS.
WTE nre the exclusive agents for the sale of
w H. Wore estets Piano Foftes Richmond and Of
fer those Of good
NJ Mr. Worcester late o the h Of stoiia WO
Durham of New York and respectfully
Of best hangfaotuTs Of Pianos this country
authorized equal II huls superior
this county Our prices the mis- Manufae
tory New York aud from $40 $500 aBI pledge
refund the purchase money where in
siument does not prove a. guaaGt.ed.
PIANOS TUNED.
We employed Tuner of Pianos long experienced in
akng TspagY and nning Piano fore who produce the
hgs trsmonals Of ais ab satisfaction. from nearly
New fnTk, wes long engaged in
mlnufaciny % stHdda. Worcester Dunham tqnoT Al
orders eft a will be- promptly attended TO-
Pancs sold the county Pot ~ perfect order and packed
IN their or ginal cases under the Of
DRiNKER n NORRIS,
,sh 10 ~ NAN Street
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PEN DEXTER L. ALDEN
HAVE RECEIVED
100 PACKAGES of fresh and seasonablc
lfOO Goods in their line, which they Onsr for -ais by
acceptable purchasers Their assortment
large aud well selected OF the beet manufacture comprising IN
the way OF
275 Cases mems calf, kip, grained, SEAL pump
wssd; also and hiss Boots Of
all qualities since ami pr,es.. boys
ed and thick Boo wcnsn's kip
ea lasting cloth and nancy Caters aud half Caters, sh'e"s
heather. cali, morocco. hid and eoehincs Boots
SHOES.
SEQ Cases mems. bows. and youths pegged and
s'wed calf gained and Nip MoNRoEs; ealG ,es aud goat
DowNiNGs, both w-cd and pump soic mems halt Pumps
Slippers Qualities ~Un,en's and
Kid aud Slippers and Springs Buskins and W-hs
seal morocco and Md nrcuna- variety and
low ptess: ehdcn's and Anhieiie-; mems
boys youths BRoGANs, and and
descriptions OF Shoes Par'ieuArirr
BATS.
Ia5 Cases mems Beaver, Nutria, Russia, Musk.
rat Coney sis p,sH both broad brn
aud fashionable boys Ashland AVID Pearl sporting
275 Cases mems and boys white and color,si
PALM LEAF HATS first rate stock aud well as.ot'd--
Aa, doubic single eurl bnm LEGBoRN HATS, OF thu
latest and best mporatons
RONNETS.
So Cases ladies' fine Florence. lace and Rut
iL Devon, ~ braid and oher misses Devon. Pc
da lace aud Rutland Gipssy, &c womsns aud mtsses'
willow, aud fancy; Also ladies lawn Bonnets and other
UMBRELLAS.
80 Cases silk, cotton, and gingham; whalebonc
and reed ftames-suk PAR.sois and suN-shADEs
CAPS.
Mems and boys cloth. glazed, velvet, hair, seal.
al-n, ch,Lirrn's fancy caps of different kinds
With the usual supply at TatINkS, SHOE THREAD, BLACK
ING, Shoe rapcT Se &C
issue they spared
supply purchased
Gr sa aud the remainder b.ns esssg-eaf
| they and sri aud the best
No. aos baltimore street.
NH.
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY


rINHIS Celebrated Remedy" has now. by its
u intrinsic virtues acquired eelebn,y which
shaken by the quack "Nosirum with which the
abounds In. public this the ren.,
be relied TOT the speedy AMI
of the Lungs Is literally Consumption from land
wherever introduced ani becomes all
The public
aud which testimony OF
ply the land has placed beyond thu reach OF
bosierius publishing columns OF forged
nhesIes-but enough bet h" public where
obtained and trial ali Of efficacy
ring Those distressing diseases above named which have had the
skill 81 the most learned heretofore
DIR. SWAYNES COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
the nom valuable
introduced To the public aud ample afforded
by the being flooded "Ba-am Csnd aud "Mr,
tues Of wild Cherry which regular
phyean To give currency 10 their "Norums Therefore the
public should be their guar and have wohe- MIXTURE
palncd them for the which
only prepared by Dr. SwASNE, ~ W. Of Eighth and
Race sTcpis, Phiidrlphs.
CONSERVATIVES whoss Lungs slightly
should take this syrup without delay by which
the hins Of that dire disease fully and hmy How important
uen TO avoid IT. Never live day with cough when this syrup
be had and nearly certain with
destruction by Con.lmpuon.
DR. swAyNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF wILp CHERRY
is eo,TrId Vegetable Remriss 1t called "vsl Cherry"
because that
with other ingredients. efficiency given good
qualities supporter and OF the powers and functions
OF life, 1t has equal
CAUTIoN-An preparations Cherry except Swaynes
ave fictitious and eounrf sprung years
bic remedy had nuuue~d itself chamber Therefore,
be not deeevedby the "BaSlms and spurious
but Try the genuine and BE- cured
Prepared only by Dr. s~ayne, Northwest Of Eighth and
Race stIeeIs, Philadelphia
pJ Only Agehls RckmOnd Of
Wild Cherry be obtained fEYrON JOHNSTON Druggist
MS Main Street. and w n. DoRNN street Also for
sale BY Bragg Thomas Co. and 4. Corng Co, Petersburg
ek'HIE farnha Washington, d C. aud by Agents generally
throughout tie United States. de IL
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IL respectfully inform their customers and the
ube generally usual large supply Of
kinds ready made CLOTHING for
o.r wear additions semi
,ey consisting variety OF desirable COaks Goats Vests
Pass H,.,,ers SHIRTS. Collars Bosos Stocks scks IIdkfs
which they will be- pleased To ht Them
~ the bests style End upon the reasonable terms
taken the selection Of their materials To
they taken
under their 10 secure dura
bity and n.aness OF it, peculiarly
desirabe CAN aud for yourselves
~ HOOPER 6NAffS NnE'Ha 'ouhhE St'i''
milf No. G5, Main
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BECKW THIS
ANTI-DY SPEP TIC Pill l. >
KNuESE PILLS have been now more than


u years public presnsions to the cha
number psrsuns deceived and deeply
favor.
Experience weakened prrtenns but strengthened
confirmed by testimony Of such respectable
rarely sustained article this form IN any
Cestes having for several accompanied each boz aud
the public being kEd Of mOny pos-ss-
" the proprietor - has thought longer necessity to
publish them. simply give references from annng
many gentlemen who personal Of The efficacy
OF the Pills, Wiling recommend them 10 their iTends
References;
Mr. Van BuTrn, late f,sdsn; of the United Sta0s.
Hon Geo. T. Badger, Ill o.. late Sec'y Navy.
Rt Rev. l.. T. Ives, u u Bishop Of ~ Carolina.
Hon jane Ir,d-l at- a. Senator and Governor of ~ G.
Hon Henry Potter Druc Judge u \ CouIt
Hon HeveIIy fucker, lat4 Professor, WIN Mary College.
Hon VIM Preston, q. :. senator. 2. q.
Hon. John Henderson. a. = senator. Miss
Hon N. r. Talmadge, u. = senator, New York
lion. y sanly, NJ
Hon nicLaid HINES. late e, n. g.
Hon Charles Fisher, late NJ e, N q.
J IlriskoIi, Circuit Judge, Tenn.
Geo. W Freeman, n. H.. Columbus Miss.
Rev ~. T.. Blake. Was.NG.
Rev stephen Cooke Lennon Castle. VS..
W We have made angem'ns with DR.. BscEwTTH and will
constantly hand sup 1ffhese valuable PF wi
held hPh they have been us.d Many
persons city have ueI and speak very fayOIay
their
Rr BetaiI price, 50 cents per box
DtVAL 4 PURCELL, Druggists,
NH 4 ~ Main street. Richmond.
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a PEW MORE OF TIL SAME SORTP
Usr sseeVsd zoe psip q hoss ia'iOn shsanen Boots
81 J. d. HOOVER.