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ga FOR RENT, large and convenient three-story
LID brick house. with back building all in complete
I'LL dor, with marble mantels, and large double lot, with
GEN. situated Capitol Ill., adjoining the residence
A. Dowson, esq, the north tol gate In4uns of
- d" J. p. PETER,
April 29--stswtlif4 -.. . For tie heirs
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Through tickets To Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old PoIn
Comfort, &C.. via. Hlchnlond and Port WaltlaII.
lI.k0ke Grre.a 40 20 0nLu.
NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE
- TEI gsassa

Trough by Mnil Train from Washington, vim Alex
andrin to Fredericksburg, Richmond, and Peters
burg, Virginia.
1HE undersigned, having made the necessary arrange
mens with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
the above named places, pre- pared under
the name and style OF ROGERS, DARRACOTT & AL
LEN, toreceve every description OF light goods, and for
ward the (as above stately reasonable terms.
We trust, by giving personal attention to the bust
to meet with encouragement and assure our friends
that nothing shall be wanting part to afford satsiac-
All light articles, such parcels and packages which
may be consigned will be delivered Tree OF cart
age and merchandise other articles which may be too
heavy for the mail uain will have particular by
the freight train.
J. w. ROGERS, Master Steamer Powhatan.
b. +, DARRACOTT, Train captain, X. F. a. p. r. r..
WILLIAM III. ALLEN Depot agent, do
Richmond Va, May l, IS37--May l-dH
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TOOARDrNc,--Alfs! HAMILTON, Pennsylvania avenue
ID nearly opposite Coeman's hotel. has a humber OF
which She would be pleased let permanent or
transient boarders; among them several very front
rooms. Terms moderate, .t June 1.
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Bewarei

Ii q. Benz. Smith be not written with pen the bot
tom oil the box, all "sugur-cooted pills NE counriell
Principal oitce 79 Greenwich street, large brick block
New York Price 70 cents box
..t Nov 5-tm
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80 8k M
MARSEMLEs LINE OF PACKETS,
MI fol vs<Ts

4naRkD &AAREs A&k4a
MARSElLLES LINE OF PACKETS,
Touching at Gibraltar to land passengers.
'HE aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
l. from New York on the LIST, and from Marseilles on
the 10Th Of each month"; as follows;
YORK.
Ship Prince dc Joinvle, (new,) Capt W. W. Laurence,
Oct. !, 1916.
Ship Arcoe, (new0 Captain w. r. Hoodless, Nov. l.,
tSi6 nst.hr
Ship Castor, Capt. James Anthony, Dec !, l6l6.
ship Nebraska, (newD Captain James Watson, JAM i,
lSi7
Ship -, Feb. l, 1847.
MARsEnLEs.
Ship Prince dc Joinvs, (new) Capt. w. w. Laurence,
Dec. i0 1876.
Ship Arcole, (new,) Capt w R. Hoodess Jan. TO- 1917.
Ship Castor, Capt. James Anthony, Feb. 10, lS47. IL
Ship Nebraska (new) Capt. James Watson, March 10,
1917 @ f7.t 90
Ship --, --, April 10, 1SH.
These vessels all OF the first class and commanded by
experience Their accommodations for passengers
unsurpassed for comfort and convenience. Goods sent
the agents will be forwarded free OF all other expenses
than those actually paid. itt4 s&t
For freight or passage, apply to
CHAMBERLAIN u PHELPS,
103 Front street; to
BOYD IL HINCKEN, agents,
No.9, Tontine Buildings corner OF Wall and Water
streets; New York.
Sept
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WAR DEPARTMENT, July 81, 1877.

w AsHINGTON AND HIS GENERALs.--By j. T..
wv Headey; in yolsthe second volume this day re-
ceved for sale by F. TAYLOR for circulation Ito SUBJ
scribers only from the WaverlY Circulating Library.
June ~
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81. nIary's College.

81. Mary's College.
FI,E classical of this institution will be re-
l. sumed on the first Monday of September on which
day the students should ALL practicable return to college
To puncualiy the observance of the rules parents
requested to pay particular attention. of the highest
importance both for the improvement of the students and
for the good order of the college. slf
Aug 2l-eodtSS GILBERT RAYMOND, Prest
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HUNTINGTON, Ia, June 81, 1916.


DEAR siR am most out of your 'Indan vegetable sugar
coated pills., and ind them selling that think you
had better send me two gross immediately. Tiey give
such general satisfaction that people least twenty
miles them and as 1t is generally known agent
them, would be very sorry get
Yours respectfully
SAAIL MOORE " CO
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certificate OF package Of whoIes entities the holder
all $4OS nett that may be drawn by the twenty five
tickets named therein Certificates of halves quarters and
eghths in proportion.
This grand scheme is tie attractive that has
been drawn in the United States, and is well worthy
of the attention of Adventures The lowest prize that
be drawn by ticket having it three of the drawn num-
bers So 600! and ticket having the st and I'd
drawn numbers only will be entitled prize of 81 900!
Orders for tickets, and shares, and certificates of pack
ages, the above magnificent scheme, will be promptly
attended and of the draw ing will be sent inn
medatey after it all who may order tickets from
Address $3.50 j. u G. MAURY,
Agents lor j. w Maury ~ Co., Managers,
Aug 20-wd&ciftd Washington city, ID. c.
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Magnetic Telegraph.


ITO, MERCHANTS, EDITORS &c, &c-Morse''
i Electro Magnetic Telegraph is now in operation be-
tween Richmond, Virginia, and all the principal cities
north and east, far Wheeling, Virgnia Pittsburg
Pennsy lvana; Buffalo, New York; and Portand Maine,
The mail from the south reaches Richmond about
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York until about o'clock, p m, the next day. ana In
Boston about O'Clock the succeeding morning.
the other hand the mails that leave Boston during the
day up o'clock in the evening, reach Richmond at o.
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For any number of words ten and not exceeding
twenty, double these rates. and up hundred
wods-any that number being chageable at
two-thirds of those rates.
Southern editors will perceive that, by having the news
teegaphed from Boston and put into the mail at Rich
mond, they viii gain TWO ENTIRE DAYS. In the Same
manner they may gain from NewYork, and rvtuqifg
one from Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.
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southern news teegaphcd from Richmond, they may gain
one f~o or three days, according to their respedtye oca
.lrsF
tis the interest of the telegraph companies to the
public promptly and mpatally; and they wi not hesi-
tate TO discharge from their service any who fails IN
that duty, upon satisfactory evidence bt his heaut
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BY g II. VAN PArrES, M. ID
Permanent office and residence next door to Tbdd'
Store, near Browns Hotel. ~
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Dir. g. Benz. !Smith
ToNAwANpA, Pa, Sept Is, 1916.



DEAR SIR. Your agent left With lot of your sugar
coated pills. and have but few boxes left. Every box
have sold has given entire satisfaction. have taken
them myself, and consider them the best pills have
used, and ] afraid recommend them to the
public. wish itrther supply at once.
Yours, respectfully,
JACOB kiBLER, p. M.
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p. =. Since the foregoing was published hftbe Union,
earn that the New York and Boston company decline the
Messages FROM the south for Bosttr cannot
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IS No. YELLOW Pine Timber

CLASS No. 2--Whne Oak Timber.
s. pieces 90 feet long "a by ~ inches
$50 do 80 do IL by IL do
5000 linear feet promiscuous lengths, average
than 45 feet, IL by IL inches.
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Splendid Lotteries to be drawn Ii, September ls47.

]. w. MAURY 81 CO., MANAGERS
Successors to j. G.. Gregory T. Coz
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q TnOuP>0N

NEW CASH STORE.
\ ne r@om recently rcrH r' 81 VS.. E,fH.. an.
- Hesfit e#Hu-+eH=e N=iH Western Hs
The undersigned HFtue sr..IHti tHt.HalIes- s.r-
Dry G'"ds hlst nrsz Nrd aesrc-talIt rlHaHr ssssa+ %
neW snd fsshiuHsHFe 2 ring and SKINNER 44tf4 seH--.
lnes hays tnT rereiscd Gam Tho Essf. cau-.saas H
LNhlhs t'19hs-i large ard beautiful siurs af E.r
ages. lawns snf r%IHahansf tlack and auat silks AGO
"ets. barred ard striped rv-7 mutt hslaa lawns af.s
"a muslin aelaihes. shswls and scafE. eluves and 11vt
eft an assortment nfthc tsfFesi sfftes IaHaets sstH b,,
nei Hnnons Fnd, IN t1pft every vartet, OF iaiIe.t t5,is
1EN EMF SGpohs-freueh and English hsrk
~ elue llaeh eIeiAe. da hfaru eiath. h'aak and fancy
aLlt,nFs w leeds, y~est4ugs. ~cfsvais, linen and silk hand.
k~efrhtefs. suspeHdefs. g.
ioRcihor with The shove a large stock Of umbrellas 4
rafssois prints OF every style and price. with cvere TO-.
efiptiou Of goods usually found 10 a drv goods sfef.
NV tHArElNE.
ITHDMTsDN
Nb-Persans wishing TO purchase article. ii, our
ihe. WIZ md II greatly TO their advantage 10 esa .aeg
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LOOK .ATTHIS

a Nd dent forge, that Basseit and Robinson are the
- agents in thls city for tile fckin Tea Company.
hNcRp TO TEA bR1SKERs--The Pekin Tea tomps
ny, % and - Fulton ST. have imported into this market
some hFt hundred thousand dollars worth OF The finest
saaes OF Greea and Black Teas, grown in the Celestial
.mp4te' done up IN all the various fancy packages that
.hinese Ingenuity can invent. IL 5 privilege to buy
= al ths great establishment, and q luxury and a com
wv" afInk them. They sell good teas only and retail
n'n d wholesale prices. Country merchants who wish
TaSats sell good teas con always obtain them at tins
feeei u. reasonable terms.- Emporium. ms.
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$4,000
100000

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-elass 81,
To he draw at Wilmington. Delaware on Saturday -
May -. - number Lottery, Is drawn hsliots. Splen
did Scheme. prize Of 5000, ] of 10000, / of 8, 900
l Of 1000, ! off, 700, 10 Of 800, 10 Of 600, 10 of 100,
Tickets $40, shares III proportion; a certificate of a
package of wholes will cost sl20. shares in proportion.
SMALL Fay LO
Draws as follows throughout the month Of MAJ.
Draws on T-uesdays-capita prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81 certificate of package w1oics, sl2
shares in proportion.
= Draws on TAursdays-cRpIigi prize 2 1000
Whole Tickets al certificates Of package @HoGs eli;
shares IN proportion.
Draws on Saturdayf-cspita prize s. 1000.
Whole Tickets 81 certificates Of package Wuules Eli,
shares in proportion.
Address your orders To
Y. L.. DORSEY, Wheeling, Va.
NP1he draw ings viii be published regularly III tint
Timer, and slso al the Argus. Remember
Nj. dorsey = Lucky once
mi 70 NnEfIING. u.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

UFINIUNS OF TIE RESS
yTlHE finest specimens of Green and Black Teas ever
~ sold in this country, are imported by the Pekin Tea
Company. IS aud - Fulton street. Those who want
good teas at reasonable prices can always get thom there
Tribune.
Heretofore It has been difficult. indeed impossible, 10
always obtain, good green aud black teas. But now YOU
have only 10 VISIT the ware rooms of the Pekln Tea
Company, IS and -, Fulton street, 10 obtain as traga
and delicious teas as Won could wish or.-Daily sun.
We have tried the Teas imported by The fekln Tea
Company. - aud - Fulton street, and if I'VE live we will
Try them often. They arc selling the most delicious teas
we have ever drank and retail them al wholesale prices.
Evening Post.
You may be sure Of obtaining ri all times pure and
highly Favored teas by the single pound, al wholesale
prices. q fthe Fetin Tea Company > aud = Fulton Il.
They haFe probably the largest stock and greatest V1tle-
" ct fine green and black teas OF any one establishment
III the United stntos. They are DONG a large business
and 4 greai heneHt 10 tic consuu cs OF tea-Ata
\ supply offhe Teas above referred 10 ALWAYS ON hand
al New York Prices a; tire Pckin Tea Store OF
BASSETT ROBINSON,
MI Soie agents for " HeeInIs-
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$4,000
$4,000
&25.OOO

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia. Glass No. 10. extra
To he drawn at Wilmington. Delaware. oD~hurst..
MAY ID, 49, = numter Letter, II dawn ballots
Splendid scheme. ! prize Of $4,000. Z Of 5Htu- 4 ~
1'ssS' p of l,ooo, 20 Of 40. 90 at 800. Ticket, s6,sbsres
tn proportion. 4 certificate q a package , ut cost SCI.
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r5s Eolian anartette gave q concert last
=. n , Isrge and delighted audience. They
IVY .,o,ber Ia. night, with entire change Of
give a"''
,c7zrammez
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S4O,UUU

stSQtEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY
Class We 2j-fo he drawn at the CITY of BeltimSTs. Md.
on wednesday, May ~. IS Ne Lottery II drawn Lellots.
plendid seheme. l prize of $4,000, 20 Of 1900. % oil
1000, 10 Of JOs. 20 or 4se, 20 Of 80 .lG5 Of 2O0. Tickets
sl2-shsres in proportion. a certificate Of e pack age OF
urhnles viii COL & lMi aha rec In nrnnnrIEnn
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New Jersey Lottery, Class -, dra"
at Jersey City, May &c, l847; TO mum
bers, II drawn ballots.
prize of $4,000 / prize of $3.50
/ do 5000 10 do LOCO
Tickets SIS; a certificate of &c whole
tickets will be sen, for S6o-Shur,.s il
nronOrilon. -
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~ TEEEG Al
,rrST FROM GEN SCOTS COM.
Lair NAND.

o,onp the prisoners taken was TX Presl
MI uaT,-a. He will visit the l. S. witt
Ia Yega. t,,,rJ IN tho earring.
s.,'s Anna is %vanously estimated from
1s 10 $4,000. uu.a. a.a.aai
Yer, Cruz. and Gen. LandeFo, "ho signed
=. eaaituIatinn, were put under arrest by
,pe Anna. and ordered TO Guanajuato
S'I,e he ritxz Of Mexico civil order appears
=" but the tone Of the papers breathes
go'sl5s but vengeance towards the United
n. clergy Of the orchbishoaric OF Mexico
hound themselves to the government
a ~. million and a half of dollars, payable
N, ,ooatbIy. The clergy Of the different bish.
eouc. are to do the same.
'fTbeq were 1900 soldiers sick at Vera Cruz
a, me 2lsi. The dead were but lew.
AA 80"
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S:35.O0O

Grand Consolidated LOTTERY Of Delaware aHd
GroTgla-eIass 20
To he arSwH At Wilmington, Delaware on SATURDAY.,
Aay 10. ia. - uuufet Lottery IL drawn ballots
splendid scheme. ] prize OF $4,000. ] Of $500. d of
2,10O, q of 2,OV0, 3 OF I,G3U, 50 Of 3Ua. 50 Of $50. 80 of
auD Ilekets slh, shares IN proportion. A certificate
Vi package % AahsIeg. wiIco.I sl22. ah,x ~ pTpp.rtlon.
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$4,000

POKOMOkE RIVER LOTTERY Of Delaware. class
W. -, 70 he drawn al y ilmIHeton. Ielaw are en- Mon
day, hty Il. % number Lottery, a drawn ballots.
Splendid Scheme. prize Of $500 ofuulO. Of
1000, ] OF Geo. 20 Of 900. 20 OF sou. "a Of so. Tickets
81, shares in proportion; a certificate OF a package Of
u.Lnlna ~ q 4 my aharaa u rnun.
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t. f GEGRGE YMl2,MMr9RRAY,s. Market .qnsEs.
NEW SPRING o
WM f SFLRY

W I l. ~
rrAS lust received his spring stock Of Dry Goods
- comprising a large and complete assofthe"s "
cloths, cassimercs, vcstings, tweeds. summer CLOTHS; ms
Diet as. linen aud cotton drllIngs, aud other si'eh "1@a u
for mems and bays wear. OF Silks, Foulards, batAa'
ines. bernees, tissues, o%Igandies, French lawns eins
hams. bonneis and ribbons, CHIMES, hrlhlah'eenS'
nriuts ,Inacas. hosiery, gloves, sbaFls, searf,. craYsts'
together with lndia, Swiss and Scotch musllns and o'h'
CT white goods for ladies' and misses wear.
Also a full stock Of mourning goods OF every Nattei3
Also linen and cotton diapers and table eloths, Shhct
ings, pillow linens, towelings. Marsellles ouihs' Cstpe'
ing. on Cloth, & India Mating, for House keepers.
Together with a full and complete assortment OF eve
~ other description Of Fancy and staple Dry Goods
winch Will be sold on The very best terms;
pr l LIZ
DHATs-Ladi misses and childrgs
ID Bsnnets, Hats. &c. also mems and ioys faFamS,
Lcghorn and Palm Lcafllats,n now openIngst pv,s
IIECE GooGs - have just received large addition.
to my stock of Dry Goods for WHOLEsALIAu
an" @ can 'He' Inducements - p'''"W VT sELnY.
HNRPETING-T have just receivedlarge additionst 10
L my stock of Carpetiue, OIL Cloth, India Mating.
A.. Al very reduced prices. pr W sELBY
e UMMER WEAR for men and Toys Just re &C wed at
ro%NNETs, RIBBONS AND FLOwERs.-super
Is white linen honneis, q new article, do do Verona
aud lace do. China pearl and nee straw do; Florence
braid and English Rutland do: fancy gimp and lace DO
of rveTy quality at very low prices, misses Florence
brsid and gImp hats: china. pearl and fancy lace do, rich
plaid aud lace edged ribbons; French towefsi ehldfehs
wrei Ih-, white wtesths and houqnsis; 80. .uonrs
pTb
%UANLS AND SCARFS.-EXtra rich plaid silk
- shawls, white, pink. blue and mode eoiufed, sh'hloI'
Ia,ed anton crane shawls, embroidered Thihet do, fan
! "a white and e0lorcd teFaeo do, white grape grenadfhc
40 A new article. sure white and eolored bensenheIe
do. with every description Of sin and befase searis,nseA
IN. pr6 s~ENSENEY d RAODES-
n ILMANA have just received 2uoe
4 HIS et Baltimore spanish Sole Leather aees hs
New York do, ; dozen Madras and Iatnpisn Morocco
Sans dozen do do Kid DO. which WIN he sold low ioi
cash; ~
-ANCY DRESS GoOps-Rioh black and blue hlses
j figured and plain silks, rich chameleon gro dc ~
ntnk hin. ana mode eolored Bsfsse-' fancy SATIN piat
dn rich silk Grenadines and tissues. all entire ne" atl
re for dresses, French orgsndles. lawns, glnghsns q
.xt opened by pro & Rhopes'
m DOZEN Cotton Tfos Inss on hand and for sa'
III IoS nv fsh 20 G n BERRY, Water street.
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" SPRING AND ST M
ZDHsN GOODS

At GE0RGE MMIRR4I'N ha'fst
.oqHdrt.
NJ HE SulscrIhcr i- now opening large aud spiendlh
J. stock of fashionable nry Goods To which the MOI
zoe OF ms customers is respectfully invited, VIZ super
4a.aff figured French law ms of the newest sly les III mar
ket; do embroidered de barred and shades new styte
per giiip edge, rotation dress buttons a splendid article,
English silk gloves and mIts, embroidered and plsin new
stvle bonnet ribbons, silk aud cotton hosiery. rich Ting
ed parasols. thread laces and edgings, insertinss do, JAG
onet and Swiss do, shswls, scsrfs, collars and nets blsck
aud white, exceedingly low at
pr u GEORGE |M'MtRRAf'S Market square.
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,.tg.,t Correspondence OF the pitt.butsh Gazette.
h's@ NEW YORK MAEkET.

May 10, S P. Nj.
vio5r-Fof future delivery sales $4,000
al. cs,essee at $40 a 7,Sl3. Western
o Do3 a. 5 1851, and Ohio at 81 per Dbl
S Sas,5s9 i. scarce, and commands that fig
uf n IRE sales at 100 a l03c per bu-an adj.
'' So@. Yellow Corn sold at 90 l02 cents
ro,nneal advanced to day. Sales at 1925
,s3II per Dbl to extent OF 1000 bbls,
In Provisions not much doing. The sales
ofWest Packed Pork 10 day were at $1,000
.153qs for old Mess, and sic - for new
Of Prime SI3.00a 1921 for old, and Sl3,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12
FRUIT AND CONTEMPORARY.

fruit AND CONFECTIONERY.
MRS, NJ HEATING,
Opposite the w. and VI Bauh, Monroe St.
1rtkHs pleasure ina stating To old customers, at the
4 pubic generally, that she has Just received from The
EASTERN cities q great variety OF articles, Of which
me iGlaWmg comp rises a part
ttcsa Curons, Pmnes, Oranges, Lemons, extra fine
smyna Figs, fSmsrinds, Haisius, Dates, Almonds,
bunch kaislns, Palm nuts, Filherts, English W ainuts,
'ocoa hnls, Pine apple cheese, fresh Sardines, VERY su-
peHof, Lemon syrun. Salad OH. Jujane Paste, besides
talae' OF almost IN endless Narrety-such as Vanilla
1leaA, hose do, cinn anon, Sassairas. Mint, Lemmoh'
healloaho, Ntfter green, Lemon drep, Rock candy &e'
IN slehnoh OF country merchants Is particularly
I,heu y she feels confident that they viii meet
WIN ibs greatest variety and at prices thai viii not fan
10 Ptese,
IL Canary AID Hemp seed, for birds, always on
. And OF the cholsesi Kind. IN 10.