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RAILWAY, June rs, 1877.
A year since. was taken with ,he Influenza,
and my whole system left in a debilitated state
was induced to try DR.. Townsend's Sarsapa.
riila, and after taking two or three bottles
was very much relieved, and attribute it en-.
tirely to the said Sarsaparlla. Ihave continued
taking it, aud find that improve every day
] believe that it saved my life and would no,
be without it under any consideration.
u w. MCLEAN
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This certificate conclusiveIy proves that this
SnrsapariIIa has perfect control over the mos,
obstinate diseases OF the blood. Three persons
cured in one house is Unprecedented.
Three Children
Dr. Townsend-DearSir: have the pleasure
to inform you hat two OF my children have been
cured Of the Scrofnia by the use of your excel
lent medicine. They were afflicted very sc
verely with bad sores. Have only taken four
bottles. 1t took them away, for which feel
myself under deep obligation.
Yours respec fully,
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THE PILES.
T A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED :
e DIR. Upham's

INTERNAL KENNEDY
For the cure OF Piles, lnfatnatory of the Liver
and Spleen, inflammation, Soreness and
liberation Of the Stomach, Bowels,
Kidneys, aud Bladder. Infalhlna-
tory and Mereurial Rheuma~
tism .lmpuri.y Of Blood,
Weakness and In
hamation Of
the spine,
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PERyoRArED PAPER just received
an A. $500 III, SMITH
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DIR. TOWNSEND's
SARSAPARILLA.

SARSAPARILIAs
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDl
CINE IN THE WORLD!
This Extract is put up in Quar-, Bottles. 1t is
six times cheaper, pleasanter, and warranted
superior 10 any sold. 1t cures disease without
vomiting, purging. sickeAing, Oh debilitating
the patient. e. ..1f
GREAT sPR1N7 AND SUMNER MEDICINE.
The great beauty and superiority Of this SaF-
saparia over other medicines lie, whilst it eradi.
Gates disense, itinvi gorates the body. 1t is one
of the very best Spring and Summer Medicines
ever known. 1t not only purifies the whole sys.
tenn and strengthens the person, but il creates
new, rich and pure blood-a power possessed
by no other medicine. And in this lies the
grand secret of its wonderful success. It has
performed, within the past two years, more
than $4,000 cures Of severe cases Of disease
at least 5000 of these were considered incura.
Bile. More than
5000 cases of Chronic Rheumatism
1900 cases of Dyspepsia;
400 cases Of General Debility and Want Of
Energy;
1900 cases of Scrofula;
1900 cases Of the Liver Complaint;
$500 cases Of Disease Of the Kidneys and
Dropsy;
5000 cases Of Censum 'tion;
Blood, viz: Ulcers, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum,
Pimples on the Face, &c. &c; together with
numerous cases Of Sick Headache, Pain in the
Side and Chest, Spinal Affe ctions, &c. &c.
This, we are aware. must appear incre dlble !;
but we have letters from physicians AND our
agents from all parts OF the United States. in.
forming us of extraordinary cures. R. Van
Boskirk, one OF the most respectable druggists
in Newark, New Jersey, informs US that he can
ref TO more than $50 cases in that place alone
There are thousands of cases in the city of N .
York, which we refer to with pleasure, and to
men of character: # is The best medicine for
edly saved the lives OF more than
5000 Children the past season
as it removed the cause of disease, and pre-.
pared them for the summer season.
United States Officer.
Captain G. w. Mclean, member of the Lee
gislnture, and late Of the United States Navy,
has kindly sent US the following certificate. II
tells it's own story.
AuuyAv Tu0o 12A7
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18
COL. FREMONT.

We regret to learn that Col. Fremont,
wi,csa departure fer Aiken we noticed a
few days SINCE, did not reach that place to
see his mother alive. She died but a few
I.:2urs iefu"c lis arrival He accompanied
Fer remains the next day TO this city, and
after Witnessing :i!s last sad rites, left here
I,Ie evening following Wednesday, Oh his
return: % Washington. IN bis ofliction,
rendered doubIy poignant b. his d%isaPPoint-
imeat in net receiving her parting look Of
recognition after his 'org and e~yentful alb
absence, lie has the sympathy Of cur entire
community.
The marked and brilliant career Of Col.
Frsmant has arrested general attention and
admiration. and has been watched with u
lively interest BY his fellow citizens ofSouth
lCaroIina. Charleston particularly, is proud
of him, and tn. reputation which lie has. at
50 early an age achieved for himself, she
claims as something in which she too has a
But for the Observation-Disclosures
ces attending his visit, our city woald have.
manifested by suitable demonstrations their
~ tinucd-csnEdence in his honor sndinteg-
rity.
Il will require something more than mere
accusation to sully them in the minds Of the
people of Charleston.-[Charlesto Mer-
curry.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18
BEES.

So work tie honey bees,
Creatures that by a rule i'll nature teach
The art Of order to a peopled kingdom.
They have a king, and officers of sorts,
Where some, like magistrates, correct at
home;
Others Ike merchants, venture trade a.
broad;
Others, like soldiers, armed in their stings
Make boot upon the summers velvet buds
Which pil!age they with merry march
bring home
To the ten royal Of their emperor:
Who, busy'd i'll his majesty, surveys
The singing mason building roofs of gold;
The civil citizens kneading up the honey;
The poor mechanic porters ~crowding in
Tbei. hea~y burthens at his narrow gate:
The sad -ey'd justice vita his surly hum,
Delivering DER to executors pale
The lazy yawaing drone. [Shaks.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18
POPULATION OF THE GRAVE.

From extensive calculations it seem ms the
average of human births per second, since
the birth of Christ to this time, is about 8l5;
which gives about twenty-five thousand
millions; and after deducting the present
supposed population Of the world, (960, 600
600. } leaves the number of thirty-one thou
sand ana forty millions that have gone down
to tie grave; giving death and the grave the
victory over the living to the number of
liri..y thousand and eighty millions. Of this
number in the grave about
9,0O0.000.O o have, died by war,
1890, 00O,00O by famine and Pestilence,
501, 0OO,GO0 by Martyrdom,
59n GEO, 600 by Intoxicating drink,
1909. 10000 natural or otherwise.
Thus it will he seen that war and strong
drink have sent nearly one third of the .hu-
man race to a premature grave.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

TrrLrs,-rLe article on Titles in the
United" il YESTERDAY ; Gazette, has called
- mini -. au"ci. L. w!.ir'. lfr. JctT rson
used - I'll jnr"!a;.on To t'c sa!Ject, Which
= aut ,er;ic. and too no"d to be lost The
anccGotc 10 been repeated 20 us hv enc
Who Las heard Str. Jefferson mention it.
In 4 Convention i"r forming tie Cors,i:a-
ton 4 Il" |. SIT Vas proposed that tiles
should he givrn to the high Officers of tie
government; and TIE proposition ne: with
favor. The discussion of the subject bad
gone on for some time, wien Or. Franklin
arose, az! with great apparent grant, 81. Ie-
IIar;ei-''th a. It's matter seemed to be
seriously ":.tcr,,:a"l, and might he carried.
he had - su.aeS. ar iiNe watch would b"
ncw aud appropriately was a title for the
! ice Presid nt-and it was, ellis Most Su-
pelJi"ous Nighnrs<::" There WAS net much
more said about titles ate. ;h:s.--I Alexan~
dria Gazette.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18
THE HONE.
EY J4.r:S sTIL-.aE.

BY Js:t=5 sTILLHAT.
Ths drunkard;s bone! WHAT wards car
-. show
The scenes Of misery t.:er"?
Via! mind conceive al arattcan EroN
Save those ron,,.ea u snare?
Tn' aboae Of wr~tc.sr'r"sS Complete,
Whence every ca,n:,:,'S fed,
Where want, disease AM ruin meet.
And every nope Is dead.
The ~drankara's meme, more cherries al
Than even ~convict's c.!i
With granite wall and iron bar,
For guilty ones to dwell;
., better far the vaults Of death,
For there al sufFsrings cease,
And care-worn pilgrims yield their breath.
Aad sleep the Sleep Of peace.
The drunkard's home. tIa. barren waste
That desert Of the so4l,
With one green oasis grsced,
Where streams Of comfort Ioj!;
Stickrn az by TIE simoon's blast,
All bliss is PROSTATE laid,
And pity, wcepinG, stands against
To See tie rain made.
The drunkard'5 home! tie rock-3irt strand
Where ho.nI shipwrccked lies,
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

sy- Tie democrats of Clinton have held
q meeting, and appointed delegates to a
State Convention. They recommended the
Hon, James N. Hughes for Governor
This is the fifth county in the North West
that has recommended MI. Hughes for that
Office.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

itie stated thst immense SUMS Of none
have and viii be lostthis SEASON by the cat
tie feeders Of Ohio. Large numbers have
been driven from Missouri, Illinois and 9TH
er portions Of the west, which viii prove a
loss from s. to SO per head. Western
men must also lose upon Ill cattle started
upon the road This s~cason.-Ncw Era.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

4 H"avo or FOOL O.: preacher in New
York, Is now proclaiming ''thc end of all
Things; 20 b. set Gowa for tie 10Th day of
Octoo"" n2xt-pos;iiveiy no postrorenrnt
"a account # The weather-;l,at being just
5000 years from tie day on which Mr.. Ad.
am fr.i. Some belly in this city was also
making afoo! OF !imsclfoy circulating hand
h!!.> OF sCme su>h ridiculous character Il
Days 40. Had he teen pu: in a work
Aorse, his 'd-iUsion' wouIl have eeap0ya-
tel very speca,ly.-RgcA. I'D.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18
The Yankee an Persia.-In the gardens

TIE Pank9e in Perssa.-In the gardens
Of ,bul, the price is an English sixpence
aam:'tance. Each visitor, however, is
weighed on going in, ard he i, made to pay
a "rice per once for excess of weight on
coming out, as so much fruit eaten. A
Yankee ship captain once filled his pockets
with stones on going in, and having eaten
III abundance Of fruit, was weighed on COM
inG out, but was found lighter than when
he had gone ina problem which had long
puzzled the wise hen of the city ofthe hun
dred thousand gardens"
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

1.-The estimates of the revenue from
Customs during the fiscal year ending
June 3O.h, will considerably exceed the
minimum estimate of the Secretary of the
Treasury. He insisisted that the revenue
from Customs under the tariff of 1876,
would not fall below % millions, and might
considerably exceed it. The result thus
far warrants the conclusion that it will rot
fall far short Of 1850 900, and may pos
sib!y reach fJrty Mullins"
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18
TIE PALMETTO REGIMENT.

This Regiment ~occupieda prominent po-
Sition at ~Elle-ubusco, and met, as is well
known, with & terrible loss. The follow
ing statements ii respect to its operation
are from the official report Of its 1t. Colo
'ne!, Up. Dickinson:
The colonelhad been killed directly after
orr f:o had been opened, and the ~lieuten-
ant col. 1el severely wounded q few min
.utes before thc CHARGE. Our line Of battle
.nUuhered, bef~.e ;as Commencement, 3
field officers, 2 staff officers, 7 cantains, "a
.lieutenants, p ser5cants, a73 rank and file;
after TIE battle, TIE number vino were un-
wounded, for duty, was field officer, Una
jor,) 3captaius. lelieutensnts, I3sergeants.
l69 rank and file. The total of our loss in
the engagement, in killed and wounded.
was 1856.
Oa- noble and unfortunate commander
had his horse shot under him, at the head
Of lis command, in TIE first Of the engage
mem; = short time after lie received a
wound in tie l.s, and yielded The command
to lisnext in rank. Finding, however, that
tie wonni, although serious, had not brok-
en- his leg, he accompanied the regiment in
;ts Subsequent Advance upon the field
Here he lad scarcely taken his position in
TIE line Of battle near the ~colors, when he
received a wound or the left side Of his
head, w!.;c!. i~as:antaneous!v terminated his
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

q A correspondent of heJefferson In
quirer brings forward the Hon. Thomas l..
Price as a suitable candidate for Lieut..
IGovernor.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

4 gentleman was one day arranging mu.
sic for a young lady, to whom he was pay
.lg lis addresses. "Pray, Miss D." said
-, 'what time doyou prefer" "Oh," she
replied carelc,sly, "any time will debut
Ike quicker the better"
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

Tho London Times calls upon France
fov prompt action in regard 70 the affairs Of
Rely. 1t charges upon Louis Philippe the
Of making prospective provision fer
a forth son, in italy, and with a willingness,
IL order to effect this object 90 aba rdon to
an overbsaring foe al insnltcd pontiif and
an outraged people, and insists that in this
ne is acting in direct hostility 70 the wishes
# his own people, as vel as to tie demands
ofius:icc and right.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

\ WITTY FAIR ONE.-"Pray, Miss c.,
said a gentleman, the other evening, "why
i /; tiat ladies are So fond of oficers?"
How stupid!" replied Miss c., sis It
not perfectly natural and proper that a lady
should Ike a good cfer, SIR?
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

h"rt! Remsmaeri"g.-A gentleman of
mnch experience. informs us that an infal-
ii'Ie composition for keeping patent leather
aprons and heads of carriagesin good order
and preservation may be obtained by mixing
together three parts of linseed oil with one
Of printers ink, and vanishing the article
with the compound.-LwG Fdrncr:s Id
T0c1te.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

II. Setting a man-trap--is the title Civ
en- to a picture of a very pretty young lady
arranging her curls at a mirror.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

A SupposIrIoS.-"Suppose now that A.,
for instance, should let you a house," said
one of Bob's clients to him, sand suppose
lie should be taken sick and dic.?"
"Why, them" said the wag, very gravely,
"then of course A would be a dead letter."
Jack.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

John Ross was elected Chief Of the Cher
iokees at the late election in their nation
He has held the Office of Chief without in
PERMISSION since the fall CT 1928.
8"Mr. Nhitebouse has been commission
ed by the common council Of the city of
New York. to paint the fall length portrait
Of Hen. Sii S Wright.
VIZ. Smith, the brother Of 10, has had a
revelation, aud lie calls on the Mormons to
ren"unce Strang, and assemble at Palestine
Grove, Illinois.
The Wing County Convention at CIeve-
land, Ohio, nominated Corwin, for the
Presidency.
4 l:ttle girl walking in the cemetery of
Perela Chaise, at Paris and reading one af-
ter nnotierthe praises upon the tombs of
those who slept beneath, suddenly exclaim-
ed, q wonder where they bury all the sin
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

r. The Wing party just now (says tie
Carlisle Democrat is very much in the fix
Of a western ssw-mill, "Driyen by the farce
iof cIrc~un2st1nceS.'
Reader, did You ever enjoy the e~cstatic
bliss of counting? If not, you had better
get a little gaA-0n-try.
We learn from the New York Tribune
that or citizens rave not been idle specta-
TOYS Of the impending conflict in Italy. 1t
sayg:-sWc understand that a number Of
our coaatrymen rendered their services to
the Pope TO raise companies in defence OF
his territories lately, if not now, threaten
ed by the troops OF Austria. His Holiness
declining, under present circumstances, to
grant commissions for the purpose, left
room fpr the belief, that if hereafter a more
rxiyency should press upon him, he
would not refuse the sympathy and assis-
lance SO carly and eagerly rendered him.
A SurposIrIoS.-"Suppose now that A.,
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wAsurssror. Friday. Jan "a 1877.

wAsHrSsroH. Friday, Jan ~ isI7.
Progress of the Military BIZ in the Senate, and other
Matters Of General Interest
Old Bullion was right The land bounty amendment
Of Mr. Cameron has given power Of trouble and per-
plexity to the Senate. But haviog agreed upon the
bounies the whole oil is sought to be revolutionized
By multiplicity Of amendments changing the regulars
to volunteers The frs; in order was Gen Hous'on's
proposition. giving the compenies and regiments the
election Of their officers subject to the approval Of tho
President and the confirmation of the Senate. He open:
Cd the debate With speech in support Of the voun
teers OF sound good and plain frank, matter of
fact argument Then followed miscellaneous discus
SON. kept up all day during which the hero Of San ia
cnto twice returned to the charge head Of the
lanteers. At near o'clock after several motions
10 adjourn the gene rails proposition rejected when
Mr.. Atchison, Of Missouri proposed a volunteer force
under the act Of May last ia lieu Of the regiments
OF regulars provided bill and upon that issue
the Senate adjourned and in courtesy 10 Mr. Benton
and the Military Committee who will have be all
day to In compilation With the head of the ar
department, they adjourned over ~ Monday next
The chances think, that the House bill for re-
gulars, with the addition Of the land bounies will be
finally agreed upon; the democrats in the Senate
vorable TO the volunteers are evidently they approach
the question falling back to their loyalty to the admins
tration, loyalty which not disposed to condemn
upon me questions Of expectancy like this, and Of
crisis like the present.
galleries the senste this week of fine looking young
who have tax deeper interest in the progress Of
this military Dill than mere peaing spectators They
candidates for such places Of honor those Of colo
NEIL lieutenant colonel major adusnt commssary sur
gesn chaplain captain &c. and really hner collection
OF candidates for Office have never seen in Washipg
ton. With army Of such men, whether regulars or
volunteers. may we'll defy all Mexico, and, Aeces
sary, all the powers Of Europe
Hon james NJ. Mason, Of the valley of Virginia, has
been elected to the Senate In the place OF Mr. Penny
hacker, deceased. Hon r NJ +. Hunter having been
chosen days before in the place OF Mr.. Archer
whose term expires. Neither Of the senators ai
the nominee Of the democrats They John w Jones
Gate speaker) and Gov MCDOWELL, now a member Of
Congress The gentlemen elected elected by the
sufruges Of the wings, who considered Hunter, Cal
houn man. as preferable to Baltimore convention man
aud Mason late conservative, 10 preferable TO the
brotherinaw Of Col Benton but Governor Mcdowell
tits might have been elected but for his recent vote
for the Lieutenant General vote rendered the OBJ
econabls alleged from the fact that his brother
law to be the man But all this We suppose mere
suppositon. w.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
II E l. E G X A p HIC.
&C., 60, &c.

WAshtNGToN january 10, ioSf
House OF Representatives.
The House having been opened in the usual form,
resolution adopted to meet at eleven o'clock, until
otherwise ordered. An amendment to meet at ten
O'Clock was rejected by vote of 93 tosa
Z The bill to establish additional post routes in Texas
takenup
spirited debate arose upon this question, in which
the subject Of boundary, ETC.. was involved. Among
the gentlemen who participated in the discussion,
MUGrs Pilsbury, Gentry, Dromgooe, and J. Hopkins
Mr.. VISroN moved amendment, to the effect that
nothing the shall be construed express the
opinion Of Congress the matter Of boundary. Re-
jected So to 81.
The bill finally passed by vote of lis to so.
The annual report from the Patent Office received
also communication from the Secretary Of the
Treasury in reply resolution of enquiry relative to
Ter internal improvements in Ohio Indiana Illinois, and
Arkansas Both documents ordered to be printed
Mr.. SEAMAN report ed bill for the relief of sick and
disabled seamen which read twice, and referred to
the proper committee
Mr. BnowN, Of Virginia offered series OF resolutions
declaring expedient to prosecute the existing with
vgor for which object necessary to imme
vote for both and money The resolutions further
set forth that it highly impotc and calculated ia
embarrass the action of Congress- to connect the
measures with subjects of internal policy.
Sunday private bills from the Senate we read twice
and referred.
After which the House ad journed.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
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oon ~ o'clock from her late residence as 9Th avenue
On saturday e3f inst, john COLEMAN, sr, in the 4sth
- tients and acquantauces. and tho members Of
alal Lodge No ST. of l. o. OF o. T. AMI the Older gen.
faiy are invited to attend his fupersl on Monday 18th
Isl halt past O'Clock NJ from his late residence
10 ~ Cannon street, without further invitation 2
aged IS ''
aged IS years -'''
IN rravdence, II l., 18th inst MIRA Lucy wlfs of Mr.
Elijah kempton in her 10th year
ln MarToD's Mills. Mrs. RELIEF wife of Mr. AnsaI
Adlms. aged about 80 years.
AZ Bath, Canada West the 18th January instant In
the sSh yearof her age Mrs ANsr H.orux.Y consort
Hon Justice Hagerman. Of Toronto " A-e
AT Point Pleasant. Friday the 18th instant Ioux
IN h,s l05th year. He was q revolutions.
~ pensioner and has lived to very ripe cid age He
raised eleven children, whose offspring amount 10 l75-
'p IN sta grand great and great great grand
IN stoughton Mass Jan. 8, CALVIN Pax D. d. In the
Iod year OF his age. DR. Park filed the ofces OF tutor
ana in Brown University for about years
Church in Stoughton
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PAINE CONTEMPLATION


A pOREssE!w,,l be delivered at the Minerva Rooms
n Btofdw,y " w. on su DAY afternoon and evening
the Lite aud Wrtn!s OF M Thos Pal ia anticipation
Of The Annversry the goth: Ia the afternoon the
viii be nhoed Z? Mr. Paise's political character and wr-
,ings Time and ~ NJ Admission, Ito pay erpepses)
6A cents Ladies' free Particulars at the Beacon once
franklin Square, Pearl st. where Paines Life Works &C.
are for sale. Also tickets for the Anniversary Rail-
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DANCING ACADEMY
M SARACCO, Italian Chorographisr, and Mile AN
1A first teacher Of the Partisan Da cling Acade
nv Mr. Cellarus grateful to the American beau monde
LOT the generous patronage they have with in almost al
ss%iie i Nsw {o5t have SnPo.sd the
now very fashionable in the higher circles Of and
ANGELINA,
new waltz in five order repacs tho one
beng too theatrical. -
The above beautiful Dances and also all the most ashoua
pie new Polka new Mazurka and Quadrle Mezurka Re.
Iowa. att hcdowa, Wa-es IN two and three steps, are
thoronKy taught few lessons ~'-' NV
music for the above Dances recently
published ~ New York, be purchased at the
Academy Broadway, corner Of Canal street, No. so.
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DR.. KELLINGER'S

DR.. KELLINGER'S
H. INFALLIRLE LlNlMENr is warranted to
<cure and ulcers OF every nature in Re " days
4Z1- Il acts like magic in removing rheumatism and ali
oth pains One or two doses certain relieve bilious
chpic da,rhea as II is taken. 1t ia perfectly delight
tu IN Its odor and haver IL universally
be the best family medicine offered 10 the public rcs
30 cent? bottle.
Sold 900 Pearl Of Bowery and Broome; I'd
avenue spd 10th DR. Buetts boy
er aud nathan, and at the H. X. Office, City Hall
ID
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FARM FOR SALE 1TAUGTI1

FARM tOh SALE All AUCTION.
11Ak Will be sold at auction on Tuesday the "a day OF
&1AMarch next the valuable Farm which the
.no resides The said farm contains about a acres Of
the necesssry out budngs: is s,tuatrd IN the town If
hamnroneck county of WesichesteI about one mile ON
the village Of Mamaroneek the Weaver street road al
miles from the ii Hall and the line Of the New Ha.
ven aud New York railroads has abundance Of the best
quality OF fruit The sale will be positive to take place
u M the premises For further particulars enquire of r.
premises. - Wv
js20 1msre LEONARD DEKI,YN