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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms. Co.
Permanent Fund By Act6f Incorporation
100000.
once No. "a Gravier street,
Between Camp and 81. Charles ST

Office No. "a GTavier street,
Between Camp and 81. Charles SITS.
John Hagau, Joseph Walker, John s. Allison,
Peter COnrey, JF., Mannsa White, VIM r. l.everioh
Robert j. Ward Samuel Stewart. Edward Sparrow
Isaac JOhnsOu,. Geo. StTawbridge Henry s. Buckner.
PETER CoNREY, Jr;, President Board of Trustees.
JosephV Stanton, John stroud. Sem, NJ NJ Coheu
{Shn I, Lewis Iohn Calhoun Ps,I9n w E9naI
John 1; saiiarauE, Wsnek Martin, John . Beip,,
Cornelius FslIq%es, joseph LaiSHde John B. Lssis,
Edw. lenneF Coke,
~ This Company is prepared to entertain applications
for Lite Insurance. and issue Policies on az sound and heal
thy White persons and Negroes at the Table OF Rates essb
sheq by the Hoard which are less than ne rates charged by
the NeWHoFk and London offices, and without their IestTo
tons residence the South. By the charter dividends
Of profits ave declared annually and the profits draw interest
and be made available at to the extent OF two
thirds Of their amount where the party has paid his pem
John Hogan, President Of the Company.
PRESTON w. FARRAR. Vice President
A j. WEpDERBgEE, M. D. Medical Boar! Board OF
H1RMoS BoHEi Secretary + L. GooLD. Attorney.
RICHARD BIN, I'D. No "a Magazine street, Medical
Examiner Office hours for blacks " 70 e a, NJ; do for
applicants the Office Of the Company daily from 2 70
O'Clock p NJ He will not examine a his dwelling
without permit which can be had o. application a. the
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance members
ct New ork and London rats, Prospectus, table Of
eessay TO effect Insurance be had at the oce OF the
Company.
In ohero accommodate al classes Of our citizens young
men and mechanics having families deoendent upou them,
the Company will allow all persons insulting for t9e where
the premium amounts $50 per aunum. 70
half in cash and hafn satisfactory embossed note Al u
months, bearing interest at per cent per amman.
N. b. The business Of this Company j. confined 70 lalfE
lhsuRAE9g qNig ny resolution o. ne Board, no File
River Of MaIps Risks sis taktn.
- Oales houn, q h loBa3 isdH3
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NNHlS establishment will be oened for the reception Of
Il Nisiter on TUESDAY May J. IT, The premises
have been completely renovated, and the Hotel now Il
oiieH Inducements 70 persons in search Of hgah,
fort OF pleasure equal If not SUPERIOR public hqule
the coast II oecupies Genital position the pleasant
and delightful village Of Bu0xiof easy access lfom New
Orleans Tho swaId IN front Of the house
acres ~ widh and Is shaded BY great numher 81 oak
magnolia and mulberry trees. The table will Be snpped
with the Injuries OF the and u thu New OdalnE
market Attached % the house viii Be- found B1t Houses
Stables and Bar Room supplied with the best Wines and
LiquoB also good Billiard Table
Persons Wishing secure rooms, win please address the
Proprietor at Biloxi. and forward their Communication By
the Biloxi packets, there is but one 81 neil per week.
mYl5 JOHN w. NIXON.
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Si4DDEN GRANGE. - The thermometer at New
Haven, on Friday the 18th, stood at IS, and on
Saturday it had fallen to 40, change of 46 de-
grees in twenty-four hours.
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Low WATER.-The Hudson River is now so
low that large steamers cannot reach Albany, and
freight boats are daily aground near CoeYmans.
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HARTWELLls WASHINGTON HOUSE.
= naa 1.r- ..--.-. s-.-. Nm

F1HE undersigned 5goaid iRfo7m his Southern nsoas and
has been uneT bis charge for several yean. has Just
been eegauty Ieftted. enlarged and reiurushed, In tho
most fashionable manner, and the entire oFgaui8afoH Of
every department complete. The splendid suits nt
apartments can Be had al al times BY aiFing few hOum
nOtica
he central and fashionable location Of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders It Of the most desirable u the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia either
upon business pleasure and there shall be eKeul1
( hsretofOrs received. Ill ]. HARftVEIsLs
~ The HOuse has Warn and Cold Baths always in
readiness mF7 d6x W.T.
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CERTIFICATES OF QUALITY:

CERTIFICATES OF QUALITY
The following are selected from number received by the
Cerliiaats of WIN. j. MeAlpine, Chief Engineer, Dry
Dock Office, u. s. Navy Yard Brooklyn, Nov ID, lS4S
Newark and ROssndale Lime and Cement Company have
purchased the QnaIHes and Mills lately owned by Hon.
iugh White at WhespOrt Ulster cOQnty,N y, and have
been asked to state my knowledge OF the character OF the
Cement made by MIR. White have used large quantity
of Cement (ay 10000 baues) the enlargement the
Erie Canal at and near Albany considerable portion of
most excellent character indeed it the best brought
to that market The tests before and
but very few barrels rejected have been informed
he CIoton Aqueduct WIN. J. MCALPlNE, Engineer.
We have made use Of Whites hydraulic Cement as now
pany, the Gas Works at Readng, and strongly re-
commend it as a most excellent article of Cement, for
strength qnickness OF setting. and for its taking large
quantity OF sand in its mixing. A. d tlIGHTELD,
R. s. FARRKLDY,
JOHN 3INEY,
THOs. @. MOORE,
November II. ls4s Builders and Architects.
hereby certify that have been using the Cement
lactufed by the Newark and ROendas lime and Cement
Company and cordially recommend il superior
article. have hesitation in declaring II TO be the best
Others requiring Cement that will quick and take large
proportion Of sand, article that will fully answer those
PURPOSES. w. OsBuRN.
Ihave had the mixing and using of te Newark and Ros
endae Cement purchased by the contraction Of the Reading
Gas WORKS and can strongly Teoomm i e. being the best
supert Of Mason Work at Reading Gas Works.
" The subscribers prepared to execute orders for the
would call the attention Of deaen bnlen eern makefs,
ETC., a. bang superior articles and az moderate nTcs
HAHMAh II HOLDEN, 81 Magazine a.
HsH Ofieans ta1. ID lAlss SAL 20
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THIS favQre Of the citizens Of Louisiana sa-
IL 5lppi and adjoining States, re0pened iOg the -
reception Of vlsiisls on Saturday, May u Naffpgs
alterations aHd addn1npshave been made during theaA
winter. with Of rendering this establishment
bic and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered by the splendid line Of
low pressure mail ss1men Oregon James l. Day and Gals
l0TRa, which leave Lake PouchaTIan daily and the No
bile and MiOnteZuma lm-Weekiy.
Attacked the Hotel Is Academy for young Misses
and Boys in separate departments under the able
ment Of Mr. Blackpan well and avOfaby known % the
readeAts Of New Orleans The Academy viii open June I.
Two PhFsieiaal Of well known sanding dwell a. the
PAS. r. III. MONTGOMERY, Manager.
~ An mqiHhe matter lef a. the 0fiGug Of Mepsn- j.
. R. Geddss. Bank Paca and NJ. Judsop ESQ, corner Of
Canal and Camp Streets win bs forwared daily. my25 Sm
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121 GRJaYIER Street. between ST. C5arfss and Germs.
detet Streefstle door Tuut tAe CORNER ~ CaFgndaItl ST.
MI Rs " llHDlt, (lats Of n Bienviis street. y f.sf
~ iny informs her friends and the puhlie generally -
tna4 9ie continues IN lhe shove eligible location oo11-
pied ~ her duung the last year. She has had
house thoi9pghy Feiited and prepared T the aeuomuo
dHuon o. gentlemen eNcuslVely Gfalsiul paf ualf3a
age abe hopes By dGent attention 70 the oauoT and cor
reuence Of her patrons % merit and
n2Iy d&W
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D9- A singular phenomenon was observeda few
nights since az Reading, Pa. The pavements be-
meath the shade-trees were atrswn with decayed
twigs that had fallen from the trees, and emitted
bright ph6sphorescent light -
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MURDER NEAR BALTIMORE AND SINGULAR
DETEcTIoN.-John d. Buck, chief clerk at the
Baltimore and Cuba Copper Works, was found
murdered in his office the morning of the 10th.
He had been shot through the head from behind
the muzzle ofthe gun resting on the glass of win
dow very near, and the shot was fred from with
out. The arrest of a person employed in the
Works made the next day, on suspicion. He
had uttered soma threats against the deceased On
investigation a curious chain of minute crcum-
stances discovered, tending to strong convic-
ton of his guilt. A gun was found in his possess
sion, recently discharged-shot were also found
corresponding with those with which the murder
was cOmmitted-footprints, in a particular clay,
were traced to the spot where the murder was com
mitted, and his stockings were discovered to be
strongly marked with the same clay. The wad-
| ding of the discharged load was of g remarkable
sort of soft straw paper, and the accused, after his
arrest was detected in attempting 10 secrete some
of the same sort Another curious fact is that in-
donations were discovered in the putty of the win
| dow through which the fatal shot was fired, and
the muzzle of the prisoneF'sgun was found to cor
respond with them. These are formidable facts,
and will lead to the commitment of the accused on
the charge of wilful murder.
PRoBABLR MURDER.-The Richmond Republi-
can states that on Sunday afternoon tl5th) Thomas
w. Lottier, an overseer in Mr.. Goodies tobacco
factory having suspected or asceriained the inf
deity of his wife, encountered the alleged para
mour, VIM. Cook, at the European House, where
upon he drew revolver and discharged four bar
rels at him, the contents of three Of which took
effect, wounding Cook severely in the abdomen.
Lottier then made his escape, and had not been
arrested. Cook was not expected to live.
MELANCHOLY ACcIDENT.-Mrs. Mary p Bar
nett' OF Pike county, Mo-, formerly Of Lynchburgh,
va, and Mr.. George Wells, formerly of Abe
marle' Va, were both killed by lightning, about
fortnight ago. while riding to visit dying friend
Aheir horses were also killed by the same shock.
DR. COOLIDGE AGAIN. = The story that Dr.
Cooiluge' the murderer, had made his escape from
the Maine State Prison, while a oorpse had bsen
smuggied into his cell the remains of himself.
has been fully exploded. The officers OF the nrison
demanded an investigation, which has taken plaee
and resulted in the production of testnonv so
strong as to place the question of the death of Cool
idge beyond doubt
SUPPOSED MURDERER DIED OF CHo1ERA-A
young man, named Joseph Dover, was arrested Al
Cincinnati on the 10Th inst, as the murderer Of
Abraham Read, in Philadelphia, which. the Com.
meroial says, he confessed t0--but 10 died the fol-
ewing day Of ehQleAr
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FEHHE nndeHgnad respectfully inform The pUbe that theg
II have Just taken the above mentioned establish
ment, with the extensive Gardens, Ten Pin Alleys
Billiard Room, Ice Cream Saloon, etc. ETC., appegtain
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the WHOLE ana
making considerable improvements therein, thsF arg
prepared 10 receive and Accommodate Permanent ad
Transient bOatdes. II almost useless 10 expatae on a
attractions be found tbs CanOltOn Hotel
Grounds As suburban place Of entertainment the estb
shment is second 70 in the South. possessing. a
does. almost unnvaed scenery and the artificial helps Of
Gardening in the production of fruits and Oels. such
where be found in the vicinity Of New OFeana
As place Of temporary rusticationas retreat from tbs
noise. hustle and cares Of city le msts than Ol
nary notice from the visiteI.
The undersigned Rppse the the public that their LardeE
will always BE- onRd well supplied with the ch0esat qua
ties OF Game Fish and they have laid IN hAely
ssoJed stock Of Wines and other LquO they can furnish
DnnefOf Supper Chance Hspasts 10 private parties At
the shOItest possible notice.
The undersigned therefore stts themselves thai in add
ton to their asduous efforts please the beauty q
the location, is salub0us atmosphere the ease With Whch
be had their iahshmeut by Fao0ad render
the Caroton Hotel the most desirable OF all summer ls4
for the citizens Of New Orlsana - -, -,
~ For terms Of Board etc. INQUIRE at the Planters
Hotel, or a the Hotel in Carr0tOa Capt. a. AN8HEL
ap9 If CRAs CnANDEKR.
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FURNITURE, MATTRESSES AND FURNISH
ING MATERIALS. Al Anotinn Pic.

MeCUTCHEONi lO9 ST. CHARIEs Street. 2 doon
~ above POydras-Keeps constantly
on hand good assortment Of n EW p
AND SECONDHAND FURNI- -
TUkE, CuTled Hair and Moss MA @e5@@@-iAaaAai
TRASSES made Of the best materials, which he is dis
posed TO sell as low be bought at auction for cash
kEPA 1RlNG of Furniture and Mattresses, and all kinds
OF JoBBlhG done at short notice. and b. the best work
men furniture packed, moved and shipped with care
n New and Second and FnInltuTs bought, etc. etc
JylS 3m d. MeCUTCHEON 1903 ST. Charles ST.
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SUPPOSED MURDERER DIED OF CHoLERA.-A
young man, named Joseph Dover, was arrested al
Cincinnati on the 10Th inst, as the murderer Of
Abraham Read, in Philadelphia, which, the Com
msroisI says, be confessed IO--but 10 died the fol-
ewing day Of eh0IsFa
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SUMMER WATERING PLACE.

SUNNI Err WATERING PLACE.
THE EAST PASCAGOULaA HOUSE Is now opsa
4 tor the receipt on Of vsers. Since the last -
the Establishment has VA efgOns thorough renovation Esd
and has been considerably enlarged The aecommOda-
tons Tor IA MILES single persons be sufasse
if equAed, BY any establishment in the South Situated
immediately the Gulf and The great NOtheTn hail
koufe between New Orleans and Mobile be reached
direction By the boats plying btWeen thOe pecsa
and daily communication be kept with all parfs Of lh
country. II Is about nHay miles from New Oreans and
sixty miles from Mobile and glance at the map will show
the superiority OF us location all other the
coast for pure sea air and bathing. OYSTERS and FISH
are had n abundance and prepared in the most recherche
style Riding, Fishing. Sailing, Rowing, Billiards. Ten
pins and such other amuEements usual at pane1 Of
public resort provided az Pascaeoua end wessected
BAND Ok MUSIC will be In constant atlendalee,
The BAR will be furnished with choice LIQUORS. and
kept in the best style.
There are two Physicians well skilled in their profession
and the diseases Of the climate, located a Pascagoua and
one Of them, for the ReasoH VIII have his abade
the Hotel and will give Bis unTemitled attention nvads
o. such may desire bis services The ether Physician has
his abode 70 the immediate vicinity OF the Hotel
~ There is an excellent P PRIVATE SCHOOL. pre-
sided By competent teacher ID the vicinity Of the
Hotel 70 which families disposed can sand ta children.
~ Perons wishing accommodation will address tha
undersigned, at East PasoaEOula.
Jea On n. J. MchAE. fropsistoE.
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NEWARK AND RoSENDALE LIME AND
CEMENT COMPANY. Newark, N. j.

THE above named Company have appointed Messrs
u HAYMAN Il HOLDEN sole Agents Tor the sale Of
their warranted HYDRAuLiC CEMENT, CALCINEO
PLASTER and MARBLE DUST for the city Of New
Orleans and vicinity. JOHN II. STEPHENS, PresL
A. LEMAssENA, Sec'y.
Newark N. j., February, 1919
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HOTELS, &C.


Wis E9taDIn merit having been repaired ard newly fur.
a nlsbeds VIII be opened The 20gh Of MAY forths -
Iscepiion q siilers and Families wishing 70 spend the
Sumnaef az pleasant Wsiering Piaee The under
signed have purchased This prppey loI peTmanent asi-
dsnee aud viii Keep the 9use open Summer and Winter.
The best Cooks. Stewards and Servants and 10
pains expense viii e spared render tie say az vses
pleasant and aETeeabe tmg26ml @. LEWIS 4 ca.
SHADY GROVE. BILOXI
JAZZ suhscre has open end ready the fecrfr
"a O. The public shst rsaant retreat. tha sl hl1K "a
HADFE. Situated on The Bay Of Biloxi. The Rooms
are airy and aEreeahtIte grouh a. extensive and kes
conyenence afforded Cor families wishing g es1re tho
copiiaed gr % the city for ltHoaefl and fac sli
water bathing The Table " furnished with al de 1sd
hings 70 be pfOcHfed in the Orleans Market there a1z
almost daily communication with that city.
Board ana Ladgng-1er dag ..--s...a 81
per week vi %
Hmim peg mon1n .'--..if iii5tisS corr
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PACKET SHIP AMERICAN EAeBE.--Phe follow
ing paragraph concerning the packet ship American
Eagle is contained in letter to the London Times
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TO CALRoRNIANs!
SMITH & BROTHER. No. 50 COMMON STREET
~ GRAND DEPOT for the sale of all
INDIA RUBBER lOODS

Manufactured under GoODYEARs PATENT.
~ S, & B. have for sale and constantly reCsivnR
almost every article necessary for tie comfort and of the
CALIFORNIAN EMIGRANT Among their may be
found Al BEDS, Air Pillows India Rubber Cloth Riding
Gaps Sou westeTs COaks Coats Pouches Clothing Bags
Travelling Bags, Bottles Water Tanks, Blankets and Tar.
paullns. -. Also.
TENTS, PACK SADDLES, CALIFORNIA SAppLR
BAGS Saddles and Brides of every description Bits Stir
Spurs, Hair Rope Moss Blankets. etc sto fu2s
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HATS-HARDWARE, sc.
a CASES Broad Black Fur HATS.
y case Broad Planters do.
do DTah PalO Alto LeghOm do.
1 do. Ounstnbe straw DO.
THREE CASES HARDVVAR E--oontaiuipe-
- Draw-Knives, Chisels, Plane IIOns Angus etc
l0doz nests covered Wood BUCKETS Bin each.
10 d0z do. do do do. 2 In each.
For sale By Iie5l J. w. ANDREWS q 90, 81 Common It
CARRIAGE AhANUFACToRY.
HNH Patronage that has been extended vaTy ha
Il rally the last seven yeArs Whieo ION Com -. u
mon street. has induced Us the hlst summer D u
70 erect large building expressly oi manu- 80 =
laotuTlng and repairing CARRIAG Els. .&tG----lf'L--
We have now one OF the largest Shops n the Southern
County and are prepared with good Northern wOTkmen
and the host OF maieFa to build style Of Carriage
Rr, and guaranty them two years If used in the country
we also better prepared than before 0I REPAIR
ING CARR AGES and can them almost their
original beauty and durability. although apparently
out and gseess We will pay freight on Carriages sent to
repair. We will also keep hand assortment Of JEW
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which viii be sold
low Old Carriages taken in trade Tor New We in.
vte the attention of those wanting N CAR RI AGES
o. their old repaired call Mandatory ~
Repository and ipdge for themselves al the Corner ~
GRaYfER ead, C.4ROJfD ELE1, Streets, naxt door h
The O1ea Of s CommeInial Water WoIkH tear Of tie al
gys % dEW MATTHEWS + DENMAN.
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SADDLES, BRIDES, BITS. sTIRRUPs, eto., Of
~ every DESCRIPTION. INDIA RUBBER "a
CLOTHING, OF all kinds AIR BEDS, PHI III
LOWS, "a PAgLIrs, saddle 3 Ass TENTS.
India RubbeF Tent Cloths, Of AL sizes, for sale By
falA SMITH g nROTnEn. 81 Cnmmnn 4.
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THE undersigned, having been elected syndc to settle
y the affairs Of the late firm Of o. r. SESSIONS &
CO., hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to said firm
to make lmmedIaie payment. The undersigned will cali
all those indebted $50 far he find theml aud
sent their bills and all that not settled will be placed in
he hands o.. attorney for collection.
He also offers of sale the establishment Of the EVENING
MERCURY. The office IS complete in every particular
together with fst rate Double Cylinder Napier Press
Guaranteed TO be equal any this city The Press will be
sold separately IL desed
d&p7W If Q r. SESSIONS, Syndic.
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MELANCHOLY ACcIDENT-Mrs. Mary P. Bar
nett OF Pike county, Mo-, formerly Of Lynchburgh,
va, and Mr.. George Wells, formerly of Abe
marle' Va were both killed by lightning, about
fortnight ago, while riding to visit dying friend
Their horses were also killed by the same shock.
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NEW and Improved SHQWER-BATH, az the low
- price Of Sl4cOmhinng Shel1er. Bs1h and BathinF-
egia4 BE- touaa a = 9 III Camp ztEsl alsQs fataut
kAN-ChAlkS, NaTiOul patterns. For sale BY
MRS. l.. PAPE. 153 Camp street.
Opposite Lafayette Square.
EzZ- PIANOS TUNED AM hIln 4 sH = Good
WOFkmBn. mhW
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IMMIGRANTS TO CALIFORNIA should remember
II that the neKt thing in importance to that of having
good supply Of Provisions for the man. have
due regard to The wants Of the We distinctly
state that we are not selling al cost but low prices
any other house IN the city Those in want CLOTHING
for the Cod Or any other DggRgE," ars respectfully
invited TO cal at the caah store Of
JOHN SOUTHWELI. & CO., 81 Canal st.,
fyl3 dMW # Under the plaufefsi Hofal
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Soda aud Mineral Water Manufacturers.
D E5PECFULL.Y inform the public and their former
AZ customers that they have TsR0Dsd 70 129 GR3HIER
Street corner Of Car0ndeie-Whse they prepared to
llOndss for MIN ERAL WATER for the supply Of Steam.
boats Hotels Bars and Private Families for Expectation.
N. B.A Liberal Discount allowed to GTOcen and Com.
mission Merchants.
w SODA WATER and NJ z AID furnished in
Fountains heTstOfoa. with and superior Dgawina
Anparatua Rnh ern
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OoLEMAHT'S IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
UJVL C-X.9TORY MILLS
MANUFACTURED by w. ?. COLEMAN Girod street,
ifL one door below BaFOnne New 0dsans. These RIils
in successful operation in the following States. viz
Ohio New York. Pennsylyan Virginia Kentucky lndi@
ana, Illinois, Michigan, Wise0nsin Iowa, Missouri Ar
kansas Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas
Mexico, and account Of their portability the veY
thing for California number Of them have been puT.
chased recently for those Diggins."
~ Warranted TO perform to the satisfaction Of the puT-
chaser money ratuudsd. Imhl4l w. r. q.