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.A, MARINE LIST. .as
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ARRIVED.

TUESDAY, Sept. 5.
Sailed brig orray TAFT. Mowr, Tor Charleston, !. e.
W EDNEsDAY, sept. q.
Brig Charlotte, Sherwood, rom Portsmouth, tor
Phadelphs
Brig Lmbem, Bunker, fm Pictouir Dilhton.
"WEDNESDAY, Sept 6.
schr Argus, Stanton. from Richmond
sChr Jane sally, kimhle. Ruund0ut Tor Providence.
scht Washington. JakewaN, Virginia Tor do.
Schr New Ienlauj, Palmer, Baugor for do.
schr Amedio, Abbot Sullivan tor do
THURSDAY, Sept ].
schr James Bliss. Hunt, Bangor tor do.
Schr Riato, sweet, do Tor do.
Schr Eugene. Brown, do for do,
schr hlbermarle, Comely, Piclou for r River
Brig MouieLuna, True, Piciou tor + River.
SATURDAY, Sept. 9.
SAlLED-schr Mary Emily, French Tor Boston.
sloop Thomas w. Thorn, Duriee, Fall River tor n.
York.
SUNDAY, Sept. TO-
Bark solomon sstu., Stafford, I'm Fall River for a
whaling voyage
Brig Union, Mitchell, Pictou for Providence.
5chr 8 Belden, Willis, from Connecticut.
MONDAY, Sept. IL.
Orig ADELAIDE G washburns, Clifford Bristol for In
dies
sohr James Hart, Durdick, Philadelphia for Prov.
schr Moselle, Thomas, tn Phila.
Sloop Nlellant. Heath, n lork iur Prov.
sloop bruneu, Smith, Prov tor London.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. l3
sohr VIM Henry, TarboS from n York Tor Bath.
scht Geo Engs, Smart, 2l days from Orleans with
Flour. spoke the 10Th ot Sept brig Clarendon, Is ds
I'm Charleston bound Tor Providence.
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Fiskc Medical Prize Questions.

THE Trustees ofihe Fi,ke Fund, consisting
i Of the President and The twU Vice pre>i
dents OF The Rhode Island Medical Society
VIZ David King VI. D., Of Newport, :. Au.
guSlus Arnold, u. d.. of Providence ana
George Eapron, VI. -, of Providence, al n,
annual meeting of the S,cIey. held June -
Isis, announced that the premium OF fly doll
lla-, offered by them IN l>i7, Tor the hes! dl>.
>ertduun on the gunStIOn--
"Ni> MedicauIX NauiG'-huw far At should
be relied on IN The treatment ui dINca.es--
Had been awarded to the author oi the dis
>cr,alou bearing the NIT
"lruucs gIaudIa
And u1on breaklu9 The seal ci The accom-.
pauyiug packets they lealn inat The successful
competitor was Charles W Parsons, NJ. D., OF
Providence.
rney propose Z. following sab,ec,s tor
leI9
Ist. Shia Fever so ca alcd--iis history, ma
turo anu best mode OF treatment.
ID The History of Medical DeluN!Ous e
the present aud former times.
For the best dissertation on each "t these
subjects the Trustees viii pay the sum OF HHy
dollars.
Dissertations, with motto written th,reup-
on, and also accompanied b, sealed packet,
having the same motto written upon the out
side and the author : name aud pace ol l"Sl-
deuce within, must be transmitted nee OF all
expense TO either of the Trustee, on OF before
The FIRST "Wednesday of May, lsi9.
The letters accompanying the uH>uccc>iu
dissertations viii be destroyed by the Tiu..
tees unopened. and the dissertations may be
procured by their respective authors from tho
Trustee to whom they where directed, II op.
plcatiun be made therefor within three
months.
THOMAS II WEBB. Src'rv.
II more CONVENIENT, dissertations may b.
sent To he care oithe secretary, Boston, -,
MeSSrs uarllett n WelfOrd, No 229 Broad
way, New York
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BRIGHTON MARKET
Thursday. Sept. 7. lS1

H"uTsudy, otPt. y, 1910.
At market during the week 500 Beef Cat
tie. $500 Sheep and Lambs. 1850 Swine.
Pnces-Beef Ca,iIe-There has been o
small advance on Beef Cattle in consequence
OF the limited number in market We quote
extra So SO: first quality s6 90 So 25 ; Sc
cond quality SIS rs 8 IS third quality ga SO
q 4 Is.
Store Cat,le-Year'ing Heifers sc 80 a 0 {:
3 year old Hefcrs Sig a II ; year old do
Sls 25; year old Steers per pair s35 a
90.
Sheep-Old, 81 25 rs: few extra 81 a
A SO. Lambs 81, 81 IS, 75, II
Swine at Wholesale a SC Pigs a 8 l-8 /;
old fat Hogs 4 a4 l-3
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Weston Kick,

late Of said Tlverton, deceased, and upon ap-
plications seyeTaly mace that the same be
proved approved, allowed aud Recorded and
that letters teS'amrGary be granted thereon. -
1t IS ordered and decreed that notice be given
TO all persons therein interested, by publishing
a copy of this decree for three successive weeks
IN the Herald OF The Times, published in SAID
county, that they my appear ut Court OF
Probate TO be holden al said Hall in and Tor
said Tiyerlon, on the first Monday the SECOND
day Of Oct next ensuing al one o'clock, in the
afternoon, and show cause if any they have
why the prayers OF said applications OF either
oi them should not be granted.
a trup copy.
CHARLES DuRfEE, P:ob. Clerk
Tlyeuon sept OH, 1878
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T. T. CAUTION. .fH fH

Beware Of these ImpOStIonH which are daily
palmed upon The public. bearing the name Of
my article, which Is CHOLERA MORBIS,
DlSENTENY AND DiApE!!Gi cox.
uiaD, winch lmpostor they have borrowed
Also, they have copied my advertisements and
pCrlatotv addresses. Doubtless they have done
This for the purpose Of paImng of their useless
and urthle>s articles al the expense aud rep
arallon Of this original and mo>l popular mcdl-
cine that ever came before the pubic.
BE sure that yon obtain MRS f. klDDERS
Cholera Norhus, Dy>cntery and DarrETa
Cordial rnd you viii get the only true and
original arli,le, which has ever been held n
he highest estimation by the public through.
out the whole country.
Il is pu, up in bottles hplding nearly q
quart intended for family use, aud sod at One
Dul per bottle.
Sold by MRS T.. kIDDER.
No. 100. Court Street. Boston,
who i the inventor and sole propriciur.--
Druggist and hpo,hocarieS supplied n .ouuer-
ly, in large or small quantities
AGEN :. Il. j. Tavior. &. q 9. lla2
ard. And sold by Dealers IA Medicine gen
orally 4 mos.
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Arkansas ds--rhe Legislature is composed Of
70 Democrats and 90 Whigs.
Major Borland has large majority who are
in favor of him for L. 5. Senator.
Judge w. S. oldham is he mex. strongest
candidate.
Commissioner Sewer, on account Of his un-
popularity, stands bat little chance.
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lUAHH1AGLSSo

In Stonington, Conn, on the 9th inst, by
the Rev. Mr.. Cheeseboroueh, Mr.. John Rob
bins Cogswel, Of Windham, Conn, 10 Miss
Martha Esiele Little, Of Newport, youngest
daughter of the late William Little, Jr., Esq,
of Boston, Mass.
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NOTICE..

The first year Of our connection with the
Herald Of the Times, expired on the 5ih of
August. Those indebted will find their bills
made out, and ready for settlement, by calling
at the office
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Children that are Tccta,ms,

II inclined u DIarIhp0, Should aIWalN Do
provided with this medicine, a. It will keep the
bowels regulated and keep oil The CanEer.--
1t Is wholesome, safe and pleasant 10 The taste :;
and children are fond Of it, aud " i'll take il
without lIuuble or DISLIKE
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-14

r Rev. HrSRY GILES will preach at the
Mill street Church on Sunday morning next.
After the discourse a contribution will be Ia
ken up in aid of the Sunday School Library.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-14

UJ Rev. DR.. Edward Beecher addressed a
Literary Society of Bowdoin College Drums,
wick, Me.) on the 9Th inst. His suhcct was
" Progress" TIE Honorary degree OF Doc
tor in Divinity was conferred upon the Rev.
Ephraim Peabody, Bosom Rev. John ). A.
bro, Cambridge, aad Rev. John pcmYs,eT,
Concord. y. II.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-14

Maine Election.-An election was held in
Maine, on Monday, for State officers and men,
bers of Congress. The Atlas has returns from
A towns, which show falling of of loco TO-
co votes. The Governor, probably will fail of
an election by the people.
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Sort, :. BBnowLAND, Prob c ERIK
ia Coyrt Of Probate ofhe Torn Of Newport.
Spf. 4, lSiS.

I-pON the Report Of the Commissioner >
| heretofore appointed to receive snd shsm
ne the claims sgani the es'Nr W rn,a
Do,l,.,r late oi Newport widow, dcecssed' end
taE,ccnt,r, frs, account op SAID estate, pre-
,enied Tor reception an allowance, me Aa'ne
~. referred for consideration 10 CUnrt oi
prohate to be holden Al the rown hah ~ Ncw
5orl, on the hrs, Monday in ocr'oeI % ssil, At
i,c,,rk. \ m. and notrre ,1o',le'"d !" be CIV
N thereof by sdverti .em.hl lhle, sue. snr
weeks IN the Herald the Tlres, ma ~ per,
.ons interested NAV alpenf % 'aid nm nn'
place, ifthey shall see ~, and 'ho~ s"use VIZ
aid report should not ne g,ccr.aa sna -.
t,',,iI a., D.. .llous A irus copy,
s,r,; BB iiuwIAAp Pio'. Cffs'
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OuR New York papers yesterday, contained
no report of the n Y. Cattle Market.
The Brighton Market is not reported on
Monday, now.
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Sea Sickness.

II is most pleasant and desirable remcd,
Tor Sea SlcNnesS. Il checks the vomiting an,
readily restores the patient Il invariably
checks vomiting. produced from any cauS'
Xhotcvpr
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Chronic Di:lrriaUa.

Either in children or adults. Of months OF
years continuance, are most readily cured
with this Cordial, Notwithstanding they may
be restored to mere skeleton; it Immediately
strengthens, and shortly restores them To per-
ipct health
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PrOlD:ste Notice.

AZ Covr Of Probate holden by adjournment
At he Torn HaA, IN and for The to,on of
Iicerlon, IN he County Of Newport,
on Saturday, the 9th day Of Sept.
ihiS INST
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PoTTsvILLE, Sept, IL, leis, !
o'clock, r. NJ. {

Tho most destructive fire that has ever visit
ed this borough, occurred last evening The
loss is estimated at 500, 900. In the excite
ment which now prevails, it is impossible TO
send the particulars.
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III Such Of our readers as are in want Of
fruit trees, shrubbery, &c, can be supplied by
calling on Charles n. Tilley See advertise
ment in another column.
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Court of Probate Of The to,en Of Newport,
Spt 4, 1913.

VV"TE U TVO0TF y TIC fUNN y -NtUPVTf' ,
ScH. 1, 1913.
IPON ;he report Of the Commissioners here
u loiore appointed to receive and examine
The claims agalnsl tie eS,alc of Mary Johnson,
late OF Newport single woman, deceased, and
the Administrators first account on said estate,
presented lor reception and allowance, the
same are referred Tor consideration 10 a
Court of Probate to be holden a, the Gown
Hall IN Newport, on the first Monday in Oct.
neat, at 9 o'cloc,, a. IN. and that notice thereof
be given by advertisement three successive
weeks in the Herald of the Times, that all
persons interested may appear al sad tue and
place Z! the see t, 10 show cause why SAID re-
port should not be received and said ac.
count should not be allowed.
True copy,
Sept :. B. B ROWLAND, Prob Clerk
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Cholera InfantUIn.

IL has saved the lives of many thousand
Children when reduced to deaths door by This
complaint; 1t gives them immediate relief,
and they very soon YpcoVer
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For General Debility and Dys-
nenSin.

II is a most excellent restorative, giving
healthy tone to both the stomach and bowels
and prevents food from pressing aud dislrcS
sing the slolnach.
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lmediate possession giOen.

DRESERVlNGP Peaches are received daily
l. al the New Jersey Peach Depot, 81 Thames
street sept /.
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MEMOIR ANDA.

Al Havana 23d ult, bark Chas Deven., Baily for NJ
York, loading.
Cleared rom New Otlean. for Pensacola 24ih ui,
.chr. Martha, Cotyens.
BARK JhRs Devens, Bailey, was TO sail on the 30h
ut from Havana Tor New York.
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Severe .t Cases orDysentcry,

are immediately counteracIed the pains are
allayed, the bowels healed, and not unIrcquen,-
Iy the bowels become perfectly regulated aud
restored in the shott space Of ten or twelve
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Cholera and common Cholera
HEOrbUs.

This Cordial immediately checks the vom.
ting, rel"ave> the pain, stops the DiarrhGa
and restores the bowels to perfectly and reg,
ular state, however severe the attack may be-
or however low the patient may have become,
If invariably resides
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TTPON the presentation OF five several In
u stfumrn.s each purpoTtng 10 be the IaA
" Ill and Testament Of
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Alta Court Of ProLate oT n" Torn 9f Narporf, ),
hokdtn S,pf. (, lS4S.

holden S,pt. ts ls4e.
II r. REMINGTON presents is second
il administrator accoOhi on The esiaie OF
Richard Norman, late OF New port, deceased.
lor allowance which account contains credit
for proceeds Of he sale OF said Ri' hai 4. Nor
mans Real Estate. made by the Administrator
he same Is received and referred tLrcunNlGerh'
ION 10 a Court OF Probate TO be holden at tie
10 rn Hall IN Newpor on the first Monday IN
Oct. next at Q O'Clock q. m, and notice iS
ordered to be given thereof hy advertisement
or three successive weeks uthc Herald ol the
Times, that all perSors interested may appeal
Il said time and place aud re hard Wrne
copy, y. Il. 1DN LAND
Sert = Proba'e Clerk.
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Dorchester, Mass, June IL.

Or T. Brown -
Dear Sir /, 1t affords me great pleasure TO be
able 10 bear testimony 10 the valuable proper.
ties OF your Sarsaparllla and Tomato Birers
You probably remember he situation was in
when ! commenced using them by the advice OF
my friends the suffering which have borne
Tor long time from the effects of most terri
bic hunor is almost indeSc ribable It covered
my chest and arms breaking out at times in
quite large sores. Medicine after medicine
did Try, without the least relief, and gave
up ever expccIing 10 be cured but al last |
was persuaded 10 make use of your Sarsaparil.
Ia md Tomato Bitters but must say com
nenced with great reluctance, thinking it
would eventually fail TO relieve me as all 9TH
er medicines had done. But how happy have
been disappointed II has entirely cnred me
No'hins that | DO affords me more pleasure
than recommending your Biters to persons
similarly afflicted, and do most earnestly re-
commend all 10 Try them before they give up,
supposing there is no relief now value
hem so highly keep them in the house, and
use them in nv family. as consider them the
best, pea>antest and most thorough medicine
now in use, removing all impurities, carrying
off all bile, without weakening the system or
being obligad 10 change your diet
After showing this 10 any one, If they are not
perfectly satisfied, ask them To call on me, and
will explain my case more fully, which II will
afford me great pleasure 10 do.
Yours, respectfully,
DANIEL pLUNMER
For sale by K. J. TAYLOR.
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Al a Court Of Probate, gfMticpOrt, holden SYt.
To The Court Of Probate Of The topn Of Nac.
port, 10 he holden on Monday, Sept 4, ls4s.

To The Court Of Probate Of The to,en Of N,1c.
port, 10 be holden on Monday, Sept. 4, ls4e
V'IiE undersigned, sole Administrator on the
j Estate Of Robert Stevens, late of Newport,
deceased, respectfully represents that the per.
sonal estate ol said Robert Stevens is iuSu,ii
clent by Tie sum Of eieheen hundred ioIiy.
nine dollars and tw-nty.iour cens. 10 pay the
just debts &c. Of said Il Stevens, aS by refer.
ence To his account and The report Of the Com.
mlSsiOners on said estate rendered, will fully
appear, wherefore he prays that he may be au.
thorised by this Court ia his said capacity, ~
Sc u al public auction the interest which sold X.
te,enS had in aud to lot OF land, wharf and
stores thereon, in Newport, known as "Ste.
vens' Wharf and the dwelling house, known
aS The Holloway House and situated oo
said wharf, or SO much thereof ~ may he Snt-
hclent to raise sand sum with nc,denIal espcn.
Ses.
JULIUS STEVENS Adm'r
Sept. J.
Ata Court Of PROBATE Of Nrport hoi1S7l
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The FIRE AT BRooKLYN N.--IScIDESrs.-
The whole number Of buildings destroyed is
about two hundred. Some of the papers es-
timate the total loss at million and half of
dollars. 1t is impossible yet TO form correct
opinion upon this point, but we apprehend that
the above calculation is sunquestionaby tool large.
Many Of the buildings burned we're of very
small value, while a considerable number must
have cost from $4,000 to $4,000 each Per-
haps on average Of $500 would not be cut Of
way, as basis ofcalculation.
This would make the loss upon that descrip-
tion of property amount TO $500 900, and we
do not think the destruction of merchandise,
household furniture, fixtures, &c, will exceed
$3.50, 900 0,-thus making the total loss about
$3.50 900. This, however is a mere estimate,
having foundation only on probabilities.
From the nature Of the property destroyed, we
should suppose that comparatively small por-
ton is insured. A large proportion Of the suf.
ferers by the fire are poor persons, many Of
whom have lost their little all. They have
been relieved for time by the benevolence of
their more fortunate fellow citizens, but their
urgent necessities demand farther and lmmedi-
ate assistance.
The appearance of the city to day is sad and
desolate in the extreme. The desolation is
New York at its las, great fire.
At about o'clock Sunday afternoon one Of
the walls of the rnversalis,s' Church at the
corner of Pineapple and Fulton streets, fell
with heavy crash. There were crowds Of
persons in the neghborhood, and some ofthem
60 near the falling wall, that they narrowly
escaped, by rapid fight, injury from the scattered
brick.
We regret to learn that tro fireman were
drowned from the Catherine ferry boat. When
the one mentioned above fell over board, anoth-
er loaped into the water to save him, and both
perlshed. /, will be a satisfaction to residents
in Brooklyn 10 know that the cisterns Of the
the city have all been reflled by order Of the
chief engineer.-N Y. Express.
~ Gen. Leslie Coombs, Of Ky, has inva-
ded Ohio, and has spoken at several points
lie intends TO visit New York, and is highly
inccnsed q, the Free Soil movement. He says
il Van Buren, is elected ",he Union will be
dissolved" and if Cass is elected "we shall
have corruption of the basest kind, and war
ond blood"
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KCbccca WCstgatc,

ATE OF TIvefion dec. represented inaolvent,
hereby give notice, hat six months from The
fourth day OF September, this inst are allow
ed the creditors OF said estate to present and
prove their respective claims, and that We will
al any time dulng said tern sl our respective
homes receive SAID claims, and thai we will on
Saturday, the neat preceding the first Monday
IN March, ISI9. al 2 2oclJck, p. m, held a
meeting AT the dwelling house of Richard
Duriee IN said fIveuon, for the purpose of
adjusting them and deciding oil their respective
mer.lS.
AIR tIIhM RARKER,
ENOCH WOODMAN. ComH.issioners
JOHN NIlIESTER Cd,
1nertun, Sept Itb, lsiS
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Mrs. T.. KIDDEK's
Dysen ntery Cordial, !,
AN IMMEDIATE AND PERFECT
GFRE FOR

Cholera Morbus, DyS Htery, Di0rrh0a, Sum.
mer Compi0ntsot Chihircn, Sea Sickness,
Genrd DeJiaiy, 0c. etc.
w ERE this all powerful anildoie is al
w hand, Cholera ny>enlery ani Chronic
Didrrhna are no longer to be seiiouSly feared,
or looked upon with terrOr-as This COrdal
Will most asSuredly cure The disease in The
course Of very few hours, it taken at the
commencement.
u has been before the public for more than
sixteen years, aud vas the FIRST article made
known to the public as an immediate and per.
feet remedy for these complaints. It has been
thoroughly tested III every country and every
climate and its effect has every where proved
the same. SURE TO CURE, even when the
disease has advanced 10 the last stage. The
public may resi- assured that it contains Meth,
er opium, or mineral substances. or anything
lhat is 10 the least injurious 70 The constitution.
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lesal Notices.
Com mis- ssioner's and Admins
traitors Notice.

SOu ihiSSlOuCi dhu huiiiiliS-
traitors Notice.
HN!lE Sub crib-rs la wing been duly appointed
i 10y The HIn Court Of Probate Of the Town Of
Ae"port, Commissioners on the estate VI
william Gyles,
ate OF Newport, dee. rel resented 'insolycnt,
and six months from The brsl Monday IN Ana
iel7, being allowed 10y said Court for The cred
liors of said estate to present and prove Their
respective claims We will attend al The office
of ia niel G. Deuham on the last Saturdays in
November, feccn Der and January next, at 2 o.
clock p. IN. foi The purpose OF deciding on such
claims s. nny be presented against seid estate
r. +. REMINGTON,
JAMES LAN1ON. commissioners.
GEORGE FREEBORN,
fl per .onS indebted to said estate are Ie-
~, sled 10 make immediate rHNwentio
ID. &. DENHAM, Admir-.
Newport Sept, i0lh, 74o
w3w.
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4 FRESH supply of Heckers Prepared
AFarnla, this day received At RIDERS, :.
sept IL. 81 ThameS.St.