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MANAGERS

Austin Dana Cornwall, Cyrus Porter Mid
dlebury, Quntus Rich, ShOrcham, Eyder
Barnes. Addison; Harvey Munsell, Bristol;
Morris C.. Smith, Panio1 Otis Capron, Lei
cesicr; Seth Lansdon Jr., New Haven; E.
Phraim Moulton Jr.Whiring;, w. Miller Sal
isbury SiuIon Il. Walker, Bridport Sam'l
P. Strong, Vergennes; David n. Middle
brooks, Fenisbursh; Stephen NJ. Burroughs
Waliham; Medard IlurIburt, Monkton Sam'l
ID. Ilolconlb, Starksboro; Russell Tabor. Lin
coin; Frederick Smith, Ripton; Charles G..
Robbins, Hancock: Eher Lamb, Granville !;
r.iraihaD Knapp, Goshen.
The Committee on crops reported the fol-
lowing lisi Of premiums.
Best acre Winter Wheat, Hiram Hamilton.
BriGporf, being 50 b. IL q. 90
I'd best, Harmon Sampson. Corn
wall, on three acres and &c rods.
being al tie ratio OF SO b. per acre
nearly, w
Best acre spring Wheat, A. Smith
Addison, Sob b w
ID do Arnon Necdh am:
Whiting, 40b. W
Sd do James T, Lane, Corn
wall; IS Ia h. 90
Best acre of Corn. Allen Smith,
Addison, 1I3 1-4b, 6 90
ID do J. L. EIdridge, New
haven, 50 2, 90
Best acre ofPeas +. Ford, Corn
wall, BIB. 14q, No competition
but the Com. consider the crop
large one and recommend gra-
tuiiy of 2 90
The first premium on Beats, TO J.
N. Smith, Addison, on acres &
6S rods, being at the rate of73 b.
peck per acre, 90
Best acre Potatoes, Harris Bing-
ham Cornwall, 246b, 6 90
ID do Job Lane, Gosh. 2 90
Best Sugar Beets, Job Lane,
1872 b. 90
There were two other applicants,
on Beets, but their specifications
were too deficient, and the Commit
tee rejected them.
Best IA acre Carrots, Truman
Eells Cornwall, 400 l-2 b. on
I'd do Job Lane, Cornwall
372 b. 90
The Committee recommend a gra-
tuity TO Elisha Fuller, Of Middle
bury for his crop offax: W
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BUFFALO.

Bv late enumeration Of the inhabitants
oil Buffalo, it appears that the entire popu,
lalion now is 90 900. OF these 17.9l4 arc
adults: 7 $50 are over and under 10 year.
oraqc, and 5,39S are under ). Ol The q"
Tie population ISL are colored people
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COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of this Society was
held on the 9Th ult., at the Town Room, in
Middebury. The following officers OF the
Society for the ensueing year were appointed
Hon. Sllas Fl. Jenisou President Elias
Bottom and David Hazard Esq. Vice Presi-
dents; Elijah w. Blaisdell Jr. Secretary !;
julius A. Beckwith Esq. Assistant Secretary;
Harry Goodrich Treasurer
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET, JAN. %.

Domcstic.-Saxouy 6eeccs 81 So; full
blood 81 SO; ~ aud "a blood % %;
common IA blood % 25; Lambs, super
30 IS; Do. No. |. % %, DO. No. ., IA
II; Do. No. 3, Ga IL.
The demand for American wool is very
fair at quoted rates. Foreign wool ale raih-
er quiet.
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A maiden lady. in Newton who lost
her lap dog, found the ribbon she had placed
on his neck, in some sausages she purchas-
ed few days after his sudden disappear
ancc.
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the track on the southern division will be
commenced as soon as the Spring opens, and
will be urged on with all possible des-
patch-MancheSter American.
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Washington, Jan. 81.
SENATE.

Twenty-six Abolition memorials from
PENNSYLVANIA, we're presented by various
Senators The mutton to receive them was
laid on the table. Sundry bills were re-
ceiycd from the House and referred. The
resolution heretofore offered by Mr.. Johnson
of MARYLAND, directing the Secretary of the
Treasury to report respecting the recent
transfer Of the public money from the Allan
IL. States to New Orleans or the army IN
Mexico, how il was done and al what cost !;
and also TO reror. whether the Sub-Trcasury
is not calculated to prevent the obtaining Of
"a loan, and neither il onght to be appealed,
came up for adoption. Mr.. Huntington
suggested to modify the resolution so as 10
call on the President for the first informa-
ton, md To omit calling for The second,
which Mr.. Johnson accepted Before Ia
king The question upon the resolution as
modified. the army bill was saken up. 4
long debate cnsued upon the amendment,
relative TO appointing chaplains. The a
mrndment was modified so as 10 make The
chapains Of The volunteer regiments elective,
and firing the pay AT one thousand dollars
per annuni, and Two rations per day and for
age for one horse. Adopted. Mr.. Houston
Iheu offered an amendment changing the
tlrops from Regulars TO volunteers, making
al officers elective. and requiring the Presi-
dent TO commission them With view OF
having the floor for to- morrow, he moved an
adjournment which was carried.
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his answer 10 General Taylor's letter an
nouncing that event had expressed his re
greet. We lake the following extract After
speaking Of the strong belief that ne
quotations for peace, were then makeirg.
The letter proceeds:
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HOUSE.

tpcrsnnal explanation took place between
Messrs SAWYER aud Culver. The former
pledged himself To prove that Mr.. Culver Gu
d.avored TO obtain in dishouorabe manner,
from certain Lodges. secrets for publication.
Rlr. Culver pronounced the statements false
hood and said that il compelled TO fight he
should insist, as the challenged party had
the choice of weapons. The House went
into committee Of the whole, Mr.. Tihb1tts
in the chair. on the Treasury Note aud Land
hill Mr.. Crozicr addressed The Commitce
in oppositi-r to the administration, and in
defence of General Taylnr. On motion of
Mr. Raihhun. the committee rose aGd lie
offered resolution to close The debate at
three o'clock The resolution was adopted
by vote Of l07 10 81. Again the House
went into the committee OF the whole, and
Mr. Giles spoke till three o'clock. SundrH
amendmcn's unimporIani in ihenIseives,w were
adopted. Several amendments were offered,
viz; to prohibit slavery in new Territory, 10
repeal the Tariff of 1916, to impose an add
i;nnal duty on articles now taxed, TO levy a
duty on tea and cOfee.-The amendments
w,re now lost. or declared not 10 be in order
The bill was then reported 10 the House and
the amendments concur:cd in and passed by
yeas and nays, loo to -. 4 communca
ton was received from the President relative
TO Wisconsin, Adj
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
Post Office, Wilmington.

NoRTuERN MAIL, by Rail Road, due daily at P. NJ,
and close at To- every night.
SOUTHERN NAIL by Steamer from Charleston, is due
daily atS A. NJ. and closes at II A. NJ. every day.
FAYETTEVILLE MAIL, by RJ Road, is duo on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at P NJ and closes on same
days at 10 at night.
FAYETTEVILLE MAIL, by Prospect Hall, Elizabethtown
Westbrooks aud Robesons, is due on Tuesdays Thurs
days aud Saturdays at NJ and closes sn same days
a. 10 NJ.
sxrrHvrLLE MAT, by Steamer, is due daily at A. NJ,
and closes at l24 P. NJ. every day.
TAYLeR's BRIDGE, LONG CREEK MOORE S Geek, BIA OK
RIVER CHAPEL and HARRELL's STORE MAIL is due eveIy
Thursday al P. NJ, and closes same night at 10.
ONsLow Court HeUsE STUMP SOUND, and TOPsArI
NAIL due every Monday at p. NJ, and closes every
Thursday night at IOP. NJ
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OUR CIRCULATION.

nTWE mean to keep the following paragraph stan
ding for the benefit Of all whom it may concern:
ADVERTISEMENT would commend the following
facts to the attention Of the advertising community.
The Wilmington Journal circulaes upwards oil X
HUNDRED COPIES weekly. Its circulation in the town
Of Wilmington is as large that any otherpaPer pup
lisbed in the place We would further state that us
circulation in the counties which trade to TINS place ID
THREE TINES as large OF any other paper pubs
ed in North Carolina and that It's list is dailyhcreaslhg
We say therefore, without the fear OF contradiction,
ba, is the hest vehicle for advertising which the peo
,s Of Wilmington can select One other observation
We think that although large majority of the readers
Of the "lournal' are Democrats, still THEY occasionally
do little trading as we'll the readers OF the whig pa
Oers We have Written the above merely for the lnfor
nation Of those who most deeply interesed-6usi-
ness men Of all professions and all political crecds
WHO MT CUSTOMERS.
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Editorial correspondence Of the Picayune.
PuERLA. MEXICO. July Is. 1847.

Since despatching my last courier, three days
ago, ] have not written you, FOR the simple
reason that had nothing to say. Even ru-
mors have not been as abundant as they were
week since, the Jade who circulated them with
so prolific hand on our first arrival having
either tired herself down or worn herself OUT.
Not ten days since, and we had twenty differ
ent stories in relation to Santa Anna mas ma
ny hours-his stock, if may be allowed to
use the term, was purely of fancy descrip-
ton, rising and falling with every puff OF wind
from the capital. Now, we simply hear oc-
casionally that he continues to lead Congress
and the people by the nose-in short, that he
is having everything his own way. Dictator.
he was, at last accounts, TO llintents and pnr
poses, and his measures, whatever they may
have been, he was carrying out with high
and most INSCRIPTIONS hand. The law of
one day, if it stood the least in his way, was
abolished the next, and he who raised word
of opposition or dissent was placed where his
voice could not be heard, let him shout at his
Ioudest Such was the state of affairs at the
capital four days ago-they may have altered
since then.
In my last, mentioned the capture of a
Mexican mail by a party OF dragons. Since
then another package has been taken. and the
contents of one of the letters was outrageous
beyond belief The writer, a young man
half crazy AMI two-thirds knave, spoke of
women being daily outraged by not only our
men, but the higher grades of officers; said
that the most gross excuses were perpetrated
in open day that females were not safe even
in their own houses; that many good cltlzens
of Puebla had already died OF rage, and that
he himself could not possibly live much lon
ger and witness such horrible crimes as were
hourly committed by the savage and perfd-
ions Yankees-he must die from an excess of
choler He winds up his letter by swearing
IN the truth of all he has written, and then
asks his friends in the city of Mexico to read
and circulate the precious document He is
now safely 10 ICED in prison, and gives as an
excuse that the only wrote the letter IN joke
AS he has been told that he must remain IN
prison until he proves one of the statements
he has so solemnly sworn TO, his incarceration
is likely TO be a long one.
have seen an order issued at the city OF
Mexico on the 10Th inst. by Gen. Lombardlnl,
in which, after stating that it is now time for
the great Mexican nat Oh 10 show the wof d
that ner sons have not degenerated, the COM
mander-in-chief goes on to decree as follows:
That on the Americans appearance in sight
of the capital agun shall be fred in the
blaza; that instantly all the ban Is shall strike
up the alarm; that all the military shall at
once hurry to their appropriate stations; that
all the stores, save those where charcoal and
provisions are sold, shall be Immediately closed;
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pEfR JQWNNAA 8
Published every Friday Morning, by
PRICE & FULTON, ProPrIetors'
rnRNTs or SUBSTITUTION:

SO SO ayear, in advance, So 90 if not palo "l'ln
three months after subscribing .
No paper discontinued until all arrearose' arc pa'u
~ .r;o,ion raceived for less than twelve months.
We will pay the postage on letters containing Three
Dollars and upwards, and money may De RENTED
through the mail at o"r RISK Inc fostmasterS GER
,ie., f sucb remittance shall be sufficient receipt
therefor.
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Zee must be addressed [post padl to PRICE FULTON
49, they will not be attended TO.
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The subioined article (says the Catholic
Telegraph on Father Rey, is from the pen Of
a Protestestant minister
from the Butler County (O) Telegraph.
FATHER REY, THE CATHOLIC CHAP
LAIN

PrOteSteStant mlnlStef:--
From the Butler County (O) Telegraph
FATHER REY, THE CATHOLIC CHAP
LAIN
We saw it announced, several weeks since,
that this holy man had been barbarously MUIR
dered by those rascally brigands, the " ran
cheros of the neighborhood OF Monterey
We read the account with emotions of the
most marked character, for we had heard more
than one of the &c Butler Boys" relate incidents
connected with his history in Mexico, and es-
pecially at Monterey, that, in our opinion at
least, established his claim to need OF honor
equal to that won by any other man on that
bloody scene. 1t is related OF him that, du-
ring the fercest of the fight, whensa part OF
the first Ohio had been led through most de-
structive fire from the enemy's forts and barrl-
cades into the streets of the town-where men
fell before the death storm, like leaves before
the winter blast, and vainly strove to find a
foe on whom to wreak their Vengeance-that
at this critical moment, when the shot from
the Mexican cannon was raklng the streets as
the aroused hurricane sweeps the deep gorges
of the mountain-pass, covering the rough pave
r,ent with the dead and dying, this good ser
want of God was seen moving like the spirit
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liberal discount will be made On advertise.
ments exceeding one square, when published or
IL months, cash in ndranee.
OTif the number Of insertions are not marked
on the advertisement, they will be continued until
ordered oat and charged for accordingly.
OTAH advertisements required Ia 4. PAIN
FOR IN ADVANCE.n
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-" country OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, shoes, Hats,
x.,n, Caps, Trunks, &C.
rsbrerioer bexs attention Of Country
nsenann to his stock Of SPRING GOODS. hrr. part OF
~heh mas been received md
oeasol assorm.nt Of Boots. Shoes Hat, Caps
Nnsh VIII be found m,ny and handsnme ,tye. ali
u "hieh W be sod the cash OF ON
VIC urua' ume 70 Punenai eusomers JUDAH MYERS
nm - No 81, West Main g.
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GEORGE WHITE.
SICK HEADACHE.

The following certificate the Iady OF Cant p s,r,i
one Of the most respectable citizens in Albany York
--N.,. 80. ALBANY, March Q, 1886.
This to certify that have been afflicted for ssve,, vs,
with the sick headache distressing compan, Ia. corar
ne 70 the bed from one TO cay, during thai TIM,
Fo one onh past have Dr. Galyanie Rine
and oeeaonay used the Magnetic FLUID am happv 10 =. rs,
have not been troubled with tie headache snce
ANN 2. STRAIN Dexiu
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NEW LAW BOOKS.
STORY on SALEs-A Trcstisc The Law Of Sales Of
- Personal Property, IN uFauons om Foreign Laws by
w W story
English Chancery Hcports-voi ts eonaiains re-
ports Of cae teced he gh Court Of Chancc by Chance
o Coiienham with ocsani references boh Ergsh Ame
rean eeeision ~ John A. puAlap. Councillor a. Law
Received and ioi sae BY & FISHER.
tG23 Law Book Agent
fLowER SEES Annual snd rsrnniai for .aeJ
u apI WILLIAM PALMER
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WEBB, BACON & co. OFFER FOR SALE
w i33 hhds Porto Rico
20 do Cuba Mu,eovado
do 81 Crolr
so do New Orleans SsuGAR
loo packages loaf crushed, and powdered
Woolssys'. suarts and Loverngs
6 6: + :: s : s:''' AotA-'r'
3z5 bass Rio
200 do Laguayra
SIS do Domingo -
100 do lava fCofFBE
so do Maneaibo
so do and % bbh p Rico
40 bag, Pepper
do pInento
clsk Cloves
SO boxes Oranges
Boxes Rasns
100 boIes Sperm
Do Adamaniine
Do TaHow 1ChNDLES
so DO and half boIes Hun's Patent
Brown and Shaving Soap
so paekgs GunPowder aud Imperial par superior -
90 do Powchonz Do TINS
500 sides Sole Leather, various qualities
Bales shoe Thread
1000 kegs cut Nails Brads
tons Blistered Steel
500 saeks Liverpool Blown Salt
10 tons Nova Scotia Grndstones
500 ueTee. Lime
10 bbs Port
half pipes Madeira WINE
Barrels pure Cider Vinegar
90 bbls Tanneu' OIL
10 do Lamp do
100 bbs North Carolina Gross Herrinss
Barrels do ehad
Nos ande Maekerel, in WHOLE half and Or Dbl.
Barrels Tar Rice
IS doz Painted Bucket,
90 doz Corn Brooms
$50 bags Patent and Buck Shot
bar Lead DuPons GGnpowder; Hops Iniro: Mad
ser Ground LoEwood "OPENS; Alum Chocolate Bruma; w-
Cotton Iarn Lamp Wiet Wrapping Irvine Window en- g, :,
and lOIlsi Manufactured Tobacco &c &c NH 81
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

TTNHE undersigned, former partners in business,
associated themselves together under the firm OF
+. LATHROP IL VAN DEURSEN,
for the purpose Of uansacing
General Dry Goods Business.
We succeeded the business OF fm OF Halves Van
Ward No 81, Main Street Richmond. Va where
all time good OF goods aud viii be pleased to
zee our the
firm. FAYErrE BATHROP,
p VAN DEURsEN,
Late Of the firm Of Hawes Van Deursen & Ward
January ith, 1917.
GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
We receipt OF choice Of fresh goods suit
ed approaching season. purchased recently the Northern
markets We invite Of friends examination
cases Of very beautiful Prnt5, style
Pink, blue and white Tafltsns for Party dresses
Plain swiss huslins
White Kid Gloves, all numbers
ALSO-Blea he'd and brown shirtinEs aud sheeings
Bleaehed billings Kentucky Jeans
Hosiery, brown Hollards-Blk Apaeeas
Biz and cord Cambres, &C. &C.
p. LATHRoP h VAN DEURsgN
70 10 No %, Main Street
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z@B FOR SALE OR HIRE.-A fin

eSM FOR SALE OR HIRE.-A fine
" " toned Piano Forte. and although it has been
in use about eight regard.
scarcely distinguish from We
or let il on hire.
Great attention devoted by the undersigned keeping up
GOO assortment OF the bes Piano Foes
AId BY ihose who have North returned
US that they could neither with
ter insfumenis than TO aord
the purchaser an the advanAge he could
the mana aciurers We offer them for preea
LATELY RECEIVED, three elegant Rosewood
Cases Also hand number Mahogany various
styles Of I'm NASH 4 WoODHoUsE
Wholesale and retail dealer n Books Piano ForteE
ape and s,aton.Tv
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NOTICE.

II HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
A. TRCE who has been employment for several
old sand OF l3h and Cary
under style M ANDERSON CO. for the Of
conducting Wholesale Grocery and General Commission business.
Groceries, Domestic Goods Cotton Yarns &C.
ape products and mnera of the State and have
gaged Mr. DAVID ANDERSON, J conduct the
grocery and wheat department. OF said business His expert
and qualifications or that branch Of the business too well
make them and have also made
arrangement with FRED. ANDERSON aid
Of tobacco department. who has long been familiar and
tmately acquainted with this branch OF business.
Liberal advances will be made Of groceries do
nestle goods tobacco wheat IRON and articles Of
general trade. WM ANDERSON, Jr.
February Ist, ls47.
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LARD!I LARD!
BRICKS, &c.

DOR sALE-the BRICKS and other articles belonging
u TO the brick Warehouse Of Lewis Webb recently
burnt AZ Rockets Apply 10
ap22 WEBB, BACON e. co.
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HEADLEY's WASHINGTON AND HIs GE

HBADLEY'S WARRINGTON AND HIS GEN.
II EHALS.-rwo Volumes I2mo. illustrated with Is Pos
Traits The hfst volume just published and Borraph
cal Sketches o Genenb Washn fatuam Afnoh STARK
Schuyler Gates, seuben Wayne. KBo1 Conway nm win
enpon q the Battles u MononEabca Sucker sormnE
Of Quebec. Afaohs glch through the Wilderness Arnoh,
charge al ssraosa Bate Lake Champaign Brnninr
ton eouning % Fo Schuyler the Battles HEIGHTS
Baus Of CamPicn Battle q Trenton sormng sonsy
Bsuie Of Germantown, hc.
Toe scond volume vii follow Immediately and Will complete
the Biographical sketches Of the NJ Bueadr Gcnsra
descriptions Of Baues the Amefiean Revouon For
ale The BOOKSTORE Of DRINKER a MORRIS
Ao. Heateys Napoleon and bis Mauhas Hsadsy's sacred
hountsius. chcap siuo~ si25. apq9
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RifbmumS Dailp fubis.
RICHARD II. TOLEIt, Editor.
WYATT M. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.


specified the Manuscript previously agreed be-
parties
a An advertisement marked the for specified
OF will be continued until ordered out and
enacted accordingly
VI Regular Advertiscmcnts.-Toa avoid any misun-
dersandng the OF Annual Advertisers uui proper TO
DISTINCTLY privileges only extend their immediate
Real Estate Legal and all other Advertisements sent BY
them To be additional charge, and variation
Real Estate and General Agents Advertisements not to be
the year the usual subject TO
such discounts shall be agreed upon.
S hueoneers Booksellers and yearly advertisers generally
with the privilege Of change shall
their yearly week insert than the
standing under the contract and
exceeding such he charged at the usual rates
inserted mweeky Wing At rs cent.
per square OF the insertion and SO
per square for each continuance.
IsfS.
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For sale in Wythevile oaiy by WV H. syrtLrE
eJ EIpa natory RAM hlcs my be had rrnts q. 4
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~ 1000 gallons Coal Pc on. ~ all.
p7i wURrHAa. dcRUDgR a 90.
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- NHOaA HtHAhs-f0 Hhds. -. CroiN Su-
- gAi ne best that kas been tbs years andnr
ara tof ac ~ apR WILLIAMS 4 HAXALI.
HAHNErS ENPECTOH ms Medicine Ia, ,l,--
- ~ PROVED tell 20 Dc an tha has been By .@
who have gwen af test IN TINS country demand r
Increases daily We have heard u important cure az A
ma Thch ha aeen Effected By he a. in nsifbbofiss
iowh The ease was hat o. fmaie onr time
unaef me care Of phy'can, but had rsG
cas- vas CONSIDERED hopeless As tsi purchased
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Heey gradually eeased hef and piiy
hcah we havs 10 hesaon ths this prspafaon q
1T jayne of N cue q Coughs C0s lhhuenzi Asha Con
snip ona Ne 70 The most vaiuabe medicine sftred
American puhc 1hcfe q1aetsy abouth ~ Jsyrs
o. ne moi ssa rfacranE Phyreaus IN fsHnfyvaua apd
wherever he have bssa oroushy
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Druss' No us Nan sweet ~. Aren't fos tse
4 toCOA.-A supply % sEitehsa,s rsnaiss
~ prspsrsd Cocoa hesa treie Aso s.,pb 81 dsrA
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~. CHOIN SUGAH.-25 IIhds. 81. Cro3x SU-
- IAf ne best that las been tbs for years and
ara or 'alc By sp99 WILLIAMS 4 HAxAII
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