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'NEw YORK, May, ls47.
sWe. tie undersigned, officers Of the u:
5. Army, being personally acquainted
with Cen. Taylor, consider tie above por-
trait TO be a correct likeness.
~. P. Morrison. Capt. 5,h Reg't. OF Tu>
fsntry.
n. a. Luther. Cap. 2d Regt. Of Artil
itry.
+. Hamilton, Maj. 10th Infantry.
y. NJ. Fohs, Surgeon U. ). Navy.
W. Sydney Smih, Isl IT.. lsI ARTILLERY.
ID. g. Rogers. Is, LII. 20 Dssgoons.
a Lcrd, Cap % Dragoous.
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FOR THE
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gel, al least one good subscriber.
w. II. GILES.
U. Sandusky, August G, lS47.
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At w holesale
N sANDUsKY CITY, OHIO
LOCKWOOD & GRAHAM,

LON N w oOD ~ u Uh a IA A VIZ
HAVE JUST received their Spring
A supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints
OiIs, D)es,nds, Glassware, &c., whici
together with their former stock, make:
one uf the most complete sud extensive
stock Of DRUGS TO be found in Ohio
fleir goods were purchased fresh thi.
present season directly from the impor
lers, and at very low prices for CASH.
l'heir goods were all selected by an ex
perienced hand, and are well adapted tt
suit this market. They wish to call the
attention Of PLY sicians, Druggists, Mer.
chants, Manufacturers, Dyers, Painters
aud Clothers, to their stock, among
which may be found
2uO OF. Quinipe, 2bbl. Gum Copal,
3 bbls. Camphur, 2 i" Shelac,
l00 lbs Calome, 5 cases Olive Oil,
100 " Rhubarb, 5 bbls. Glue, No. |,
100 !" Opium, 2 =" Caster Oil,
40 oz. Morphene, , =" Sweet Oh,
200 lbs. .alap, 2cask Lamp Oil,
200 +" lpicac, 4O bbls. Tanners
SEQ " Sup. Carb. Soda.
200 +" Tart. A cid, 20 bbls. Tanners Gil
5 casks Sal Epson, bbls. yellow Ocher
vi audef, en-. Reu,
so Dbl. Dyewood, 3 g Span Brown,
4 {" Alum, 2 f" Copal Varnish
4 e" Copperas, 10" Lamp Black,
10 Carbo,s Acl1s, 400 lbs bah. bark pwd
10 Amo. Ntre, 400 "African Cay enc
300 lbs, Pink Root, 400" Am.
bale SIENNA, A case Bayrum,
10 case Paris Green.
And also many more articles too nu-
merous 10 nention such as, the foe chem
lcals, and an endless variety Of patent
medicines, all of which they are very
anxious to sell at very low prices.
LOCKWOOD 81 GRAlIAM.
Sandnsky CITY, July 81, lS46.--ly45
p. 5. Ply sicians and country Drug
glsls, who have heretofore purchased in
New YORK., are particularly invited to call
and examine cur STOCK and prices.
l.. ~ 6.
In TONS EINSING wanted for. cash,
M BY LOCKWOOD 81 GRAHAM.
SaHdusky Cuy, July 81.
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Rev. Ii. EfIbbard's
vegetable Anti-3ilious Family Pals.
PRICE, l24 CENTS PER BOX.

PRICE, l2A CENTS PER BOX.
Dose From hall a FU 10 ipo PHs.
SHSiliGSE pills are recommended as being
The most extraordinary medlclne lel
Notwithstanding clone, and without an
eqnaI--prOmptly relieving and cutting the
most violent attacks Of maiig naat FeErrs,
Fever aud Ague, Bilious attacks, Dy SEN
terry, Cholera Morbas, !}liiuns Cholc,
Dyspepsia, Cold on tie Lungs, and aicc.
tlons u( The Liver, SIomacb or Bowels.
Two boxes tor 25 cents, gentlemen!
Common dose, HALE a FIhL-eat and drt"k
what Oh piease--thet contaln not par
'iele Of mercury 10 any turm--np cutc no
pay. Use up the pills Of one bux, and Il
)on don't pronounce them 10 be tie
KING or ALI. PILLS
that you ever tiied for all complaints com.
mon TO this or any other climate, here we
stand reaIy to receive Tie empty box mud
refund Tie money! All we ask, Is to sipe
goa a taste Of theli COED lIecfs; y ell know.
Ing tha, every man goes TOR his interest
when he iihds what II is. Mind lie tirt c.
lions
aya pW is he asHa! dose.
Begin tLtrelore, with half a pill, bat
keep taking nh'lI il operates 60 suit, so as
10 Gud out our proper dose, Tor some per
sons require enc pin or even more. Gml'
dren Of year and over, OF pill--of I
years and over, phi.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEIT TR ASH 4!
(E,- No "iIb6ard's Pulls" are gennIne i,
uuiess lhe fDIl name K EY. b. IIlBBAkD,
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SALE OF IMPROVED LANDS IN OHIO.
Ceded by the WyaL dots in 1912.


NOTICE is hereby given, that in virtue
~ OF the authority vested in the Office
BY The Ac, OF 30 March, ls43, the improv-
ed Lands in Ohio eeded by the Wy ando,,s
by tie Treaty Of 18th March, 1872, which
were offered under tue Presidents Proc-
lamation ufl6th June, lS45, aud remain.
ed unsold. will again be offered at public
sale at the Land Office at Upper Sandus-
by, Ohio, on Monday, the eighteenth day
of October next. ~
TIE Act Of Sd March. Is43, fixes tie
minimum price vi these lands at two dol.
lars aud hity cents per acre, aud requires
that the value OF the Improvements, as as
cettained by The agents Of the War De>
partmeu,, shall be paid, iu addition to the
price of the land
The sale will be kept open no longer
than rs absolutely necessary TO offer tie
tho lands, aBd not exceeding two " G eks,
Given uuder my hand, at the City of
Washington, this fourth day OF August
AlDo Domini one thousand eight LuHd red
aud forty seven.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner ajihe Geaerdi Land Office.
Aur 10. lSl3-45
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LAW ANDLAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester R. .MOtt.

A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At
"A LAW, and Commissioner IL take the
acknowledgements OF Deeds aud other in
struments under Seal, to be recorded in
Pennsylvania, will hereafter practice in
the county OF Wyando,, and the adjoining
counties. lie will also faithfully and
promptly attend to any Land Agency bus
mess entrusted to his charge. Deeds,
Mortgages, and other instruments Of wri>
ting, neatly and correctly drawn.
OFFICE, Upper Sandusky, Wysndott
CO., Ohio. (sept. D, 10.
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YELLOW CORNER,

we al do nothing else
and for a few sl ll;ngs more, yea can ge'
all the other house Gxings that the lady
may not be in possession of. Then comes
The good warm breakfast aud dinner, none
Of your bachelor fare.
Salt by the bairel or single p'nnd, and
almost every other article for ttis market.
usually kept in retail stores.
U. Ssndusky, Ang.9, lsll-llf.
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j. McCutchen.

THE YELLOW CORNER RIGHT SIDE
EUST Opening 3 PIECES Of the latest
~ styles Of Calicoesj silk ii. II. kf,
New style of Bonuel Ribbons; silk buttons
for Ladies dresses Lisle French Trim-
mings; three d,z, Ladie's Caters Boots.
Also, new arrival Of Woolson &
KlemG's
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Cooking Stoves,

Pipe and Trimmings
Mr.. Giles, please advertise this new ar
rival. Get one Of Woulson Klemns Cu's.
No. OF cooking slaves, wilh.an OK cart
load Of furnitnre and 6xings all but for a
few shlllings, tlen a wife, as all ola bach>
elor's should dp; then bring our lady up
q lhR
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.N'OX'ECE.

EENllE subscriber have on hand, few
- hurses aud buggys to hire, for which
tie cash will be required in all cases hen
lie horses and Bnggys are return ed. Ii
horses are injured, Or buggys broken, the
persons having them must be responsi bic.
SAME & BUWSHER.
July 0, I947.-36-,f.
n, B. The proprietors will at all times
be found at BowsIer grocery.
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Strayed!

From the subscriber, residing six miles
west Of UPper Sandusky, one mile south
Of the Findisy road, on the 2nlh July. a
Cow described as follows: color red with
black stripes; head white with red stripes
around her eyesi the point Of one ear is
bitten off aud has small stripe without
hair GU the tail. Any. person knowing
aud viii give Information about said COW
to the owner. or TO Anthony Yuncker at
Upper Saudusky, " i'll be duly revealed.
JOHN BEST.
August @. ISl7.-4l-3
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MILI.INER

NEISS VI. IiARTZ-Mulner aud MaEs
w tuamak er. has located in Upper San
dusky, pn naltt street, near the public
square where all calls in her. hue of bus
iues +, VIII be promptly atteuded.
August Il, iS47.--4S-3t
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Fruit Trees.

Y1'ilE subscriber las Tor sale, at his IN
r,valled nursery, w0 m'Ies east {
AcCutchenvllte, Wyandot county, more
llInn
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American Hotel,
UPPER S.4NDC CSKY ONO
w. w. BATES,

A few doors north Of tile Public square,
on the Sandusky avenue, and near 10 the
Receivers Office, where every attention
will be paid 10 The Travelling public ard
others that may be pleased 10 Tatronize
hin.
STAGE OFFICER.
This is tie general Stage Office, on the
line leading ffem Columbus 10 TilIiD
through this place, where those wishing
seats ~ lhe cosches can be soeommoda-
ted.@
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A Card.

hR II. T.. VIII e, having located at
- Cary for the practice of Medicine
would respeci fuIly der his Profeeslunsl
Services to the ciisens Of said place and
adjacent country, hoping by bis expert
ance aud skill in he treatment ofdiseases
to merit the patronage of the afflicted
public.
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July 81, lS46.-42-5w. x
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List of letters

Remaining in HE Pest Cllice at Upper
Sandnsky, o. on the FIRST day Of july, lci1.
Ault John NJ krby ir Moses
Afford Cherries G Lones Henry or
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1N TONS GINSING wanted for cash,
M BY LOCKWOOD 81 GRAHAM.
Sandusky Guy, July 81.
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AND OTHERS.

sreat Reduction mt Peniteutinry Store,
VIE Subscriber by late order Board !. now All, IN nj
II fer al greatly reduces prices wv
5000 yards heavy twI.d Ker-ey IN, N.x,o No.,
ing s' ~" o'o'oi
OO" yards PLAIN and striped lnssy for womens eothins
In Store for Fall purchasers:
300 heavy resdy mad. Kef.-y Coat.
200 pains do do Do Pants
Se"O pieces Brogan- with larvs as.o,tB,.,, nj, - a
Shoe, equal 10 any the market ~ ~
Complete -s Of wsson Harness hor.. with Car, and
Wagon Harness portions " a
Warranted Ates. very superior
Also wheat Pans What Bags, Refrigerator. Wardrobe, and
PuRSrruRE Of different kinda -' NV
stones Wagons Days, Carts &c " ~ '''"
Inc above are offered on term. and ,
eh,sers viii 10 well Ia call or Al IN. ,o, No
'f street leading to Mayo's Bridge Wv Nv
- At JAS. e. sPoTTs Ages, P.n.v
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PUrNEY q WATTS.
NOTICE.

4 HAVE this day associated with me Mr. JAS.
A. TRiCR who my employment, years
and and
street. OF WA ANDERSON 4 CO. purpose
iaetHg Wholesale Grocery
the sale o Groceries, Dome Goods
well the products aud minerals the STATE and
gsged OF Mr. DAVID ANDERSON
and wheat department OF said business lis cIpeti
and qualifications for that branch Of the business Wei
known 10 make II made
arrangement Mr. FRED. ANDERSON manage
of TIL tobacco familiar
tmately ACC airtci with thus branch OF business
Liberal advances will be- made groceries
nestle gcois tobacco wheat pg and ARTICLES OF
general trade. WM. ANDERSON, JT.
February lit Isi7.
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10 Y. r. DALTON.
SlR-1Cu will take notice, that. upon the 18th
- ly of March. ist7 between ths NJ and g. p
v ~ 'h1E proceed 10 take he Countng Messrs
New 'onynEhsm Comm..son Merchants the city Of New
uris ans sate of ouani,the deposous Have, Norton
t' hu WIN p Scott Eiwad rhouls and others be- rad To-
Vaehcc n fr ur OF McG end oserr pit-ns fdmuitrl
'f and ohfrs upoa an amended ard bin fled n aid
sun w save o he Cnlr on The s dy Fc1sity 1917 ard
noN t'pfntiur Boz hr Circuit sur rios Uou Char-sy th
NC lo = 'uea W which ard others plant . ans you
aui on's as fenda ts ant any cause The sai tep5
'Hs 500 % n D. ecmrnccd irshtd &C. rld dth DAY Ct
Hin -tt tac sr wi Dol couuuusl ifc dly bstNeeu
ne sare hours init CONS ceJ
81 NATHAN and MARGARET bs vie,
n ln-lI I.INaEI.
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GARDEN SEEDS,

NHE subscriber is now in receipt of constant
aad-n' 10 has supply OF Garden the well known
esatishmert az u. LanlTsih Of Phlad-'phia
Thee Seeds have acquired reputation Above all other, and ~
NairaHa y re esh AMI genuine, and implicitly ree on
'N s,els y Tie direction OF M Lsndr,th are annually
VI ha~n i' sale BY this the public be assured tt
al ssds from The subscriber reliable possible TO be
and tho purchasing again WouII Pm
SUI her interest BY Supplying themselves with Iaairshs sd
~ y, '1''e'''et JOHNSTON
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GEORGE EARLE, Merchant TaiIo,

NHU 1tnE EARLE, Merchant Tailor
No. 40 Chestnut STREET PHILADEIPHIA
" constantly on hand. ei his Tailoring store an
le tie safe House, assortment Of Preach ara
Ns. on' 'ansres, and NcsnEs rrssissd per late arrival
~ nc eoaets the establishment principle sentinr
no garments 0u oi rs sogs those OF qualify and n
y. h-'o long enjoyed the best IN this cts
40 holsHoui the Union ne would respectfully solicit a
ron gentlemen visiting The city assuring he viii e4eeute ans
ue entrusted 10 HIN IN aperot sye and lower rates than
he ame quality can b bad sore CITY Lur -
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DIR. BANNING's BODY BRACE.

DIX. BANNING'S BODY BRACE.
'hE suhsenber, having become popr.te f,r the
sale ard deposition of Dr Boy for The Stat.
OF virginia. beg leave call the
value nihe icf affords Weak Spine
Of the Heart Dyspepsia Constipation Piles relief
To public srrat-r. weak and doopn. eh- ae,.- who
cannot er-tose, ard perfect Substitute
sTaning shoulder tee. The ed
fo' TWO OF tte days lady insueci Dr Bannng.
tend to hitting the Bmee pa, City Price for pa
Bfaee SIS for the best Books be had
Persons desous " purchasing Patent an.
phesuon to the subscribers who prepared
Books in N HusraCe A
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A RTlCHOKE-Groen Globe
N Asparagus-White Giant
Poe B-sns-Lzrge 4 sna Lima
-n1p Beans-Early CHINA. ciuo
Yellow sI Weeks
DO Eariy Mohawk, do [! moon
Do Refuge. or 1000 JoI
BssI-Early Blood. turnip rooted
d. DO NeloW % DO
Do Long Bloc, Manz-l wurtzel
10 White Si'eslnF rench Sugar
Broeoh-Nh to and Purple Cape
Ca5hage-tzfiy and .arse YORK.
Eariy and Late Bar e., sea Ear
" sugar'ulf Large uumhsad.
Large 4. rger, Fiat Dutch.
D'uHte1l Savoy. Green Curl
Ell savoy, Red Dutch
Can'iAoEer-Early and Late
Ceiery-Nhite Sold
CErro;-Long Orange, Long Red
and White Pied
Cres-Cufiet or PeppergTzss
Cueumoer-Eariy Frame, diuo
Cluster, Long Green. Long
Pr.ekiy Gherk.E for picking
Corn-Fariy sugar. do Tusearo-
"a, DO Go,tsh SIOUX
Entivs-CTeeh CURED
Egg Piaut-rurpie
kaie-Biue Carried Siberian.
Green Cured Scotch. Rape or
Cole
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Eastern Hoots and shoes, fresh from the Nan
ufnCturcrs.

VI 10 U NF'TIN . ~ w N'Tn q
Eastern Hoots and shoes, fresh from the uRn-
ufncturcrs.
1--WE subscriber has Jus. received per the 10.
= WELLdrcct from Eos,u. c M seusonabc Boots ard
Shoe. mads p1rcuay for The retail aic Of ih city Among
which may b. 'nurJ via
Ladies % ck sof1 Morocco Tee rHi Busttns
Thin prcss aad Tie f.,...
Scaskt. e.. at tHi Leather nusk ard Tes ',,.t
Misses Goat auI Seal no0 Morocco Cost and seal tt .5
Bufkrs srd Ties
1cuicme a'stoui mafs Rows thsap
Cali aud kp 90 vcry nr1t ani g.oi
Meuf heavy, stitched HfoEfua reI ana hero
hoys o. Wouens eva ssri and prrg.i o., Ers
nn' ant Irs 30 scwcd aui p-.soi 90 AZ of OBJ,
pe W'c shrrcl before e ir crusquenty htrfaus may BE-
had ~ ftties anl dcren of nse -.
" y. FRANktlN petcr ant Nsnurs-tlrrt
No 20 hioad sctt shcchoc 90 door hcow Mesrs VAIN
uae nfcotcn 90
h-W orders Cor Shcss thankfully received s-t
Prmny atirrtci this inert W Brorues now 0fr ssi
eonirce q every dscf gtrn friends adar thefr t
shoes vii psase ne Price their orders 0s W
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tenIIemcn's light CsIfskIn Pea,d aoe,..
UST received per schr Lowell. from Boston
supply 81 NJ above Boou vhch Be- top low The,
:" NJ nasome and gOot JUDAH MYERS
wv No. e., Msa Main atrsst
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CITY HOTEL,
IL 1 e In I'm q N 81 Va,

I'hiS new and large establishment was open
'dey tho 'nb'erbsr ON the is who
OF mr RAMSAY late the Iona tied aud Proprietor
The Warmers Hotel Fed.ksbu are determined In devo
hen Undivided attention to the comfort
patrons The House situated III ~ on the
rroand lately covered by Bel Tavern aud 4.
handsomely pfovdsd with furniture entirely
asa attentive assistants and and
NJ the panet numso. and
list OF Odd friends and acquaintance AMI years eipsr
enee In IN. BolnSbook Hotel Pete.burr Va they
supply equivae Mt for on them stable
well formed ami provided uader the Mr. VIM
wood attached TO the house distance
ING himself the proprietor
may be assured Of good attention for them.
JOHN MtNGE 4 SON
p Petersburg ntsgrneer National In.renesr and Union
Washington. e. Raleigh STAR standard k.bur He
raid aud Recorder. Norfolk Herald
ENQUIRER Warren'on faE viii copy weeks
and send their payment. o. 2s-f
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E and Retail:
Leek-Iarge Scotch
Lettuce White and Green
Head, Early CgIi.d India,
White and Green Co.'s, Brown
Dutch
helon-Nuimsg. Green Citron,
Pine Apple
Water Melon-hnsst kinds
F.. NasiuuiUm
Mus;ard-White and Black
Ion'on-White AID Red
|Ogra
Peas-l.andrr n Extra Eariy
Eary May. do Frame. Blue
Y Pru.sian, Dwarf marTowfa
Bishops Dwarf Prolific
/ Pepper-Aaortei
ParniP--Long Smooth, French
Sugar
Parsisy-FiHe Cuuei
Pumpkln-LarEe Yellow
Rhutarb-!or Tarts
Radiish-LoEg Scarlet, Long Sal
moH, White TUrnip. Scarlet
Turnip, Black Spanish
salsify-or Vegetable Oyster
spinach
-quash-Early Buneh
Ioa-aio-Large Red ard Yellow
I TUu.p-Assorted
Herr and Power Seeds.
WIN. PALMER.
IN 90
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'1NHE ILLUSTRATED LIBRARY, INTEND.
u I FOR SCHOOL LIBRARIES AND GENERAL READ
ING.
No / The Life Of General Francis Mar0h BY W. Gilmore
simms, Eos with inusfa Vol lGmo sth EDITION.
No > The Life Of Captain John Smh, OF Ngna, BY w Gi
Simms Fsg with uluslTauons vol limo
No } The lie q General lsaei Putnam rn'anng
Anecdotes and Incien his h before published BY WI
ham Gutter with Illustrations vol i2mo.
No 4 The Life % BCnimin Faukln; by HCley with IT.
ustrltons. I vol l2mo
No s. Incidents Amsnean History compiled rem
scufess by J W Bart0ur with Limitations vel i2mo
No 8. The Life Ct ten. Nahtniel Green with ruslu0ns
vol. limo
The above Boots o. PUBLICATION ard will be
succeeded BY other voiues o. the American ehliac
Noe and dant for
pRtNKER A. MORRIS.
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5000 Grape Roots and slips

5000 Grape Roots and slips
ECElNED per ship Iowa, from Havre via
~ New fork-seisetei France imported b. Mon. P
eho'a native OF r. lnce but for the last years resident Of Vg
ola N.ueyard.
h- objection con. - % the aud qualities
frum the Royal Nursery GARDEN at Lu1efnurg nc,r P
prya's Eafcen Of Louis Philippe.
Ihe eoleGuon consists in Of the following vsretie.
Chadinet Blanc Champ
Noiraihe Clcs Nougot
Nrlis Garnet Purxuntv
Plant De JUN
Chasslas Rouge
Chl.elas Bauc
Ba-.n de Pcche
RaHin De Danes
Malaga, Auscai, MADEIRA. he &C
lhoe who wish 10 IA rar. oppouny "a m
please call soon a. the planted IA month 10 besr
fruit ihs years ~ " "
NB-Mons P,ehot will give purchaser, full about I'M,
pln'ng and MANAGEMENT OF slips For s,e b
SM. ZACHRiSSON
Ie iS-dSm Chemist andsDrucRist. les broad Street