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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03
ON THE MONUMENT TO WASHINGTON.

ON THE MONUMENT 70 WASHINGTON.
BYAwEsTERNP POET.
Build quick the glorious pile
That twenty million hearts have said
Should rise to the Immortal Dead,
Whose a7hes, in unseemly state
On Vernon's wasted summit wait.
Build quick, build high the towfr of might,
Heave up the massive granite blocks,
And fit them clo-e, till they unite,
Like continued chain of mountain rocks;
Then put the cap-stone on, aud clamp it down,
That widest storms may beat in vain upon Its crown.
Therel-et it stand-its stately form
Hewn from remOtest mountains crag,
Contributed, with feeling warm,
By every State beneath our flag.
How fit that every portion of the land
Redeemed by Washington's immortal hand
Should yield tribute IRON its soil
To raise a common trophy to his namel
There let it stand, fruit OF common toll,
There, let it stand the image of his fame,
Lofty and grand-enduring as the hills
Whose adamantlne sone he noble structure fills
But why has every State its tribute given
To rear yon towering shaft to Heaven?
Is it alone to tify
Their love for one whose fame can de2
Not that alone, but to express
That, as in this ndso.uble mass,
Their forces meet and blend together,
Uniting farthest soils with another
So in the mighter moral pact
By which their Union has been sealed,
Shall every stone remain intact,
And ne er TO Dis oluton yield:
But, bound ia that cement of sanguine die,
Which heroes FleDs were opened TO supply,
Each fragment of the structure should remain
Fixed, as if bound with adamantine chain.
Then let the cOumned stone aspire;
And doubly prove a monument;
First, to countrys common sire,
And then--O let il represent
That Union Of his chldren's hearts and hands
Which makes Columbia hailed the first Of happy lands
Then build, but o be quick
Quick, the fates that lower
In yOndsr thunder.coud descend
Upon tn unfinished Tower!
Something there is in that dark cloud
That thrills me like sable sIroud,
Something behind that curtain turks
And more than earthquakes mischief works.
A battery in mask-peraps
Soon to burst out in thunder -claps,
Shall rend yon fabric to its base
Hur down the Jointed masonry amain,
Burst every giftstone from its place,
And 'whelm the whole in ruin on the plain.
But build, and be quick, for yet,
Upon yon monumental pile,
Where such and so many mem res meet,
Approving Heaven may smile:
Smile, and avert the wrath
The storm-fends raise around our path
For when, in Factions deadly ranks aTayed
Contention has exhausted all s breath,
The last appeal is ia zen, and the blade
Half leaps for civil strife from out the sheath,
Some Clay shall turn. with eloquent command
To whe yon silent monitor will stand,
And calling up, with Heaven.inspired air.
The glorious recOections gathered there,
Shall smite with shame each spirit that could trust
To lay such splendid honOs in the dust:
Smite, and the better feelings of the heart
Shall rise, to take weeping counry's part;
Rise, and resolve that who our Freedom won,
Its sure preserver still, is Washington!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

EMigratioa.-The foreign population added to
this country is estimated at 25O,0O0 for The year
ending in July. In 1885 it was 35, ,3O3; in ''36,
ah9gt al -, 60 54O IN ~, The same; in '3s. only
% 5Sl; in 80, over 4SC00; in 1910, about 63 COO;
in III, about 81. 800; in ~, ahou, Is 600: In 43'
about 1890; in "A over 81 600; in AS. nearly
$1,000; in 46, about Il5 SEQ in AZ over I66 OOO;
in '4S, nearly I92,CC0; 10 '49 22I. .799
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

Railroads in Great Bri ain-The English Rail-
way Commissioners, in their report for 49, state the
number Of miles of railroad in England to be 1856
IN Ireland 494, and in Scotland S46 making a MIA
of 1896. In the course Of 1919 The Boafd sane.
Toned we we opening OF e69 miles Of railway, of
which $50 were in England, l08 in Scotland and
l3l in Ireland The British railroads have All
s,tbed about f22O OOOOoo. They yield abou,
tl2,00OC30 reyenue annually, and give employ
ment to about 100000 individuals
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

Ahe Trade Of BaitimOre The total value Of
soou1 ulppeo rom Baltimore during the year end
sng g s June ne 5Oth 1s49 was $4,000 500 Of which
S5,9 az were ARTICLES Of domestic produce, and
SS!o'9oo ~ OF toregr articles. The exports were In
o34 vessels, with tonnage Of l49 g2s toms and
employing 6,333 men in their navigation OF the
above, 49l vessels were American, and las ,lnder
the e, flags OF eighteen different foreign nations
The foreign imports into Baltimore during the
same time were valued at S4,976.73l of ,1b;cb
S46l3,2l9 were in American vessels, and SAGA q.
ol2 In foreign vessels. The foreign imports were
received in 4S4 vessels with a tonnage smouptino,
to iiO'Ooo tons, and manned by 1851 men.
he total number OF vessels owned and registered
at Baltimore on the Both June, 1919, embraced an
aggregate tonnage of l34,025 50 tons, of which
oo,o2tI4 tons were engaged as licensed coasters
and ! l,4642S tons employed in steam navigation.
During the same Year there built at Baltimore
% vessels, viz % ships and barques briggs, Al
schooners and ) steamers, with an aggregate ton.
mage Of Il, 1896 tons.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

Mr. Buchanan, the talented American tragedian,
has been engaged at the National theatre in Boston,
and will appear Rhau, the fr7t Of September.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03
DIR. DAVIS'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.

IN OFFERING to the pubic this new and yaluaA
n for CONS UyIP1ION, BRONCHITIS, yfSTIIytLf
COUGHS, COLDS, cte., we append few nolcss Of the
character and efficacy OF the medlcne NumerohB estno
nals be IN pHpaet Tor distribution atthe agency
which invited to obtain may be proper
that Dr. D. is eminent practising tWelveyears'
standing, graduate of the University Of Pennsylvania.
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Comparative Cost of StCords and Plonshqyes -
II is estimated that all the agricultural labor dome
in England, in lS47, cost els 200 600, and official
returns make the cast cur naval aud military es-
tHblshmens for the same year ELS 5CCOC1,
and to the 10000 Ishorers who produced them.
Grave considerations must arise from such a Stale
state of things English paper
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

From a table recently published il sppsars there
are in Alabama II SIG 346 acres Of public lands yet
uns"ld; IN mississippi llSl5 80 in louisiana
% 6Il I1j, in Arkansas 1869 2J7, in Missouri
29,766 740, in Forda'36 1877, ,lS7 THESE lands hsye
~ immense number Of acres yet uusuid lows We
thn.E, ilat he price should b. r-nucgd and eraru-
aItd, Aud, ulsu, THAI the General Government
etUald make liberal donations olthum 10 works af
Improvement "a the States in which hsy lie,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

The Population Of NeO York-The New York
Commercial Atveslispr estimates from census re-
.urns this year, than he population Of New York
city would be Al ,OGO
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The Linden Free Pies thIarengo county, Ala }
says that a sharks tooth has been found herr
between 20 and % feet below the surface Of
The earth by person who was digging we'll, lE
was buried IN a rock There is no Doubt enter
tanned that all South Alabama was once the bed Of
the oeean--how long agl science cannot tell
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

1he Sugar Stote-A correspondent Of the OfiO
statesman, at Plaquemine La, writes as follows,
1s49: ''
IT, ne entire crop is estimated at 1923 bhds
IT,. losses are set down at about $4,000 hhds-
,TLs % Iosses . re entirely attributed to overhows.
onn amount c n Iolasses is something over IL 000-
OVo gallons, WI .ich is about as gallons to 1000
500 900 gallon, /. '''''
ne heavles tplanteT in the State is Bennett Bar
row, IN. hID iauX do9 Of West Feliciana. I.225
hhds, and y 1t you will probably be surprised to
learn that th is whole Parish yields only sol hhds
Ihe mum Der of sugar plantations is abart / 100
A consider lble number Of these are titled BY two
or more fa miles joining together where the means
OF one IS insufficient 70 carry the business
The mos productive Parish, st. Mary. does not
contain raore than 800 plantations Caleasieu,
the sma' lest contains only ii plantations. Much
OF the and IN this Stzte is not tiilabe on account
OF ITS liability to overflow, and also, its called
ansF iration, water that up through the pores
oil @ thf earth.
he sugar will average 1000 pounds TO tf.e
hoP sead, and very il not quite four cents Der
po md to the planter, which will make $40 per
nc 2shead. planter who raises 300 hog sheads
hA therefore make $4,000. The moIasses pro.
i1ced from the same will not be less than 13 son
gallons, which at 20 cents per gallon, will weld
S2,7OO, which make S14 500 for one tolerably good
planter. This does not include the amount neces-
| safy on the plantation for home consumption The
outlay OF the plantation will not exceed So OgO per
annurn' thus making clear gain of Sl2,7OO per
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

LrOn .nr. S. c. HGyss, of the firm Of Br0er, HGyss
Co.. Booksellers and Stdtioners, No. l93 JiGrkst stree
PhiadelDhid-JanuaTy 8, lS47.l
YouF Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar an invaluable rene
dy; it cured the of colds with Me. If you want &c
hhoate will oheertuily give one. s. c. HAYES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

Dagis's Syrup Of Wiid Cherrry. and Tqr-We woud CT
attention the advertisement of this valuable medicine
other column. Several cases of its sautay effects have
under personal observation, and therefore confident
recommend it to the aticted-Ed ". j. HeGkiy Yiste
and Tempsranee Sentinel, (Irsnt0n,D Feb. 8. IS41.
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PHILADELPHIA June g. 1851 feel free DT.
Davis's Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, from
of its benica effects in my have been ior
time subject to attacks OF splitting blood, attended with
weakness of breast and an uneasy sensation at the stomach
accompanied with dyspepuc symptoms Last sp-ns having
an attack of it, recommended by tcqu nance who
had been cured by DR.. Dayss Syrup, to Try it. idso and
was relieved by in less than bottle Its apparent good
effects were immediate
ions f. ORAH Ladies' Shoemaker 20 Race stress,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03
'''1 joHSF DRAM. Ladies' Shoemaker. 20 Race Srsss,

E Merchants, from different sections Of the country, give
the atteng OF the universal popularity and e
cacy of DR.. Daviss Syrup, under their notice numbe
Of them witnessing its virtues have regularly sold
diOn that if it did give satisfaction, the price should be
returned, and of them has had ans application
the money This speaks volumes in favor Of the medi
cine We append few extracts from ores, samples OF
those in frequent receipt Of well of verbal accounts
frequently hear:
CFrom Doctors YauEhaa and Rush. bOh practisisz php
SJcidns, as t1siE as DruggSts.l
MIsHAwAKA Ind, June /, lsi7-f1f Davis's Syrup OF
Wild Cherry and Tar of like hot cdkes We think thai
if You choose give wholesale agency for that medicine
dispose of almost amount in Northern Indiana.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

E9 gentleman of this city, who has been troubled with
abty Of the urinary organs for years which,
may be supposed, constant trouble TO him. day and
night recently cured of severe cold and cough BY The
use OF Dr. Davss Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar
But his great satisfaction find, while taking the med
cine, that the tedious affection gradually disappear
ing. 1t has been yer yean since he has ceased
the medicine and the itabiy of the bladder is entirely ne
mOved and he feels stronger and better in health than before
he was attacked with cold such e soothing and
waiting effects OF this valuable medcne. Its efficacy the
same in inflammation OF the kidneys liver Papiation
the heart, nervous tremOR etc., To any similarly afflicted
who may want respectable reference his will be given
and inquiry people are SO often deceived BY adj
yersed medicine, that they frequently reject those which
good and free OF quackery.
I'VE acquainted with the gentleman whom the aboy
statement allndes lie is a fellow. craftsman a rspecRb
master pnneT.-Ed. ReUst0As.l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

MILFORD, Perry cou.sy, Pa, OcpbeE l, lS46-Jhessrs
Robinson, Collins d Co.: SIRsTbis is to inform you tha
was afflicted for twenty with violent pain my breast
much that could hardly lie in bed at night Cough
tended, followed by emaciaon and other decided symptoms
OF consumption applied to several Eminent physicians, and
took great deal OF medicine without relief whatever
advised try DIR. Davss Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry and Tar OF which took bottles which entirsl,
relieved OF my complaints therefore, can, with conf
dence recommend to all who in like manner afflicted
most valuable medicine. JOHN TOOMRY.
The authenticity OF the above is vOuched for BY
Mr. Isaac Murphy, merchant of Milford, who knows MIR
TOOmey and the circumstances OF his Mr. T.
years OF age.
DR.. DGUts'S Syrup of Hild Cherrv and Tdr.-The fol-
lowing statement word Tor word taken from the lips
of Mrs. GeOrge-wh0ut paint varh. No certificate
ufactunng. Win sufferers resist such evidence?
PHILApELPHA September %, lil have been subject iO
the last fifteen weakness OF the lungs cough and hectic
fever and frequently laid up bed during that with
distressing cough and pain in reas and left se with
night sweats Last April had yqent attack, which LASTED
for three monts appeared TO that whole lungs
diseased wond spit up daily half pint OF matter. tool
great remedies that recommended me, wei
number Of prescriptions from family physic with
out relief At last prevailed upon to DIR. Da-
yis's Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar mich had
the most happy and sautary effect disease. Before
had taken bottle, cough gave way my night sweats
were relieved, the pain left my side Rnd breast
der that am entirely WELL except neuralgia pain that
occasionally afflicted with one side OF my head.
JANE ELIZA GEORGE, Thompson street,
doors below SChUylkil Sixth, south side.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

PORT CARBON, February 30, IS47-yHessrs. Robinson
Collins Co.: am happy inform yOu that think Dr
Davis's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar will take the lead
in our part of the country. am out of it, and have hs
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked so often for ~
DGUiS's DspurGtiDe Extract and JOteph DaUis's Hon
LiniRqsRt that have taken the liberty of writing for a.
agency for the above articles if agreeable you sO pleas
word, and send dozen of each, with arg
show bills. Respectfully yours, SAML. R. KEMProN
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(Fr0ai Hargcatt 4 Nc GoIoan
From Dr.. ". S. yHaektntosh.,,

LIeoNIER, July %, 1s4Y Wild Cherry and 5yru
gives general Satisfaction We have bden Of Il for
time, and thought would order any; but II amO
daily inquired for and thought perhaps it would be be
N nThe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

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LFrem .hf JonR 1 1s, y; yhgrEge' Xxx 1 fbv
~ jan. -, ie ,h ,fp ~ -
gnu ~ naS gwen gIeat " uoT s,Lnon
IL kho" o. one Ini'eG o. a NJ E y. III sas,
On On Gentleman man 9, Oiho' uDnn ish"i'' 'S HD' " ~ "
sA siOce 2 yedI AZ, rJ,-ay D.Lbt,a T,-,,rr;t,
trrOm snr' h'1Hu q ita5z ISE h,va ,aker
DOhpEhIoWH, ~. +, '1h. q s ~ VviI C,j,eyyv
soie | noIpe 10 @ III " N w i r. S ~ ~
1u n ~ nsre anu uaye ?iu ~ W. ~ ,in of H.
.. II Sooe mas uSeu II III ms P'"e'fSS' 'e " s' " $50
helIgliI;; s,L r. H. ,, , L 81 i,i,r. in the
81. CuOn - o[ VI III ~ ts ~ ~ InasIl
3 mea Stais' ann wy i ue aI1tennlhg { ~ ,b
Donspfe' eN'hhG VI Hpaih uoflg al MS 'eS-ehoe III '
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: D
WELLsylLLE, Ohio, January %, l347-The article of Wiz
Chey and Tar find TO be valuable medicine and use
considerably in my practice have sdd and used nearly
that have forwarded and would lie pleased have y0J
send another supply the of GnspoTato.
will he
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
NewHOrk via Mobile and Montgomery, Ala. md
ChaFieRtOn. S. G.
tf5ts - :. 81 slslE.-Hs ,
szs--ts1s 11s-Sssszzas@-5EIg usSzS6szAStEsEEE
THROUGH IN II D


THRO UGH IN II DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Eiuety.three Niles
NEW ORLEANS T9 MoBILE-By the Daily Line
f9RSA1 Ga as FsvnS and fBR L. i54 DHY cAL 6a
i Mo6is e 3sTi ao'ninS q o'olScE " Fafe Is Tims
MopILE 70 MoET6oMERY-By the Daily Line of supe-
rynE a. Montgomery ID day St9 i N, The line
5 Y q FTS IF FTF9ynE d 6Sa S Sna T12s GGy T MA
joRnsS5 onsS TEtnA Il In CaPs 6 Bqe RAS a !. CAPT
y ~ to y hoGrs By the Daily Mail Line Coacr-Fara sl0
MONTGOMERY TO CIIARLEsToN,
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE,
VIA GRIFFIN. ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
op,F5ssy Hasyt5 Il M op H. ssd REsGANoSf 5i as.
RfEa a @ Ta 5f,5a: ,,.. 3, a m M s'sFss
to, Aaaita '.'.' ~ Aesgag Ill Ra.oa5 R, I7e
FaTs-Moptgomery to Charleston, t88 30 Time through.
81 hours Including MISUNDERSTANDING reduced to S3 miles
passing through Wesl Point, La Grange d aTd GTeenvs TO
forward any number of through passengers without de-
~ The Cars on the Railroad are of the most approved
consucon-th9se qnn9 the Georgia Railroad provided with
StaeIooms , ms and Tb beGts t%r night travel M
no H % NJ pd5a House
P aboa IaGSfh e. Tickets OF the
G REAT CENTRAL MAIL LINE,
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH
npelkA BdFnesyile..lu u stages Us
Barnehie "a ?. MBCon,... Ratlroa! 30
Macon '..,'6 a. M Savannah. p M RHiruad.' 1870
Savannah .,. 8 N. Charleston Steamtr....iO
Fare-MOntgOmery Charleston, s23 j0-to Savannah,
si 5U. Time through u hours, including two nights rest,
viz: at Savannah and Macon.
~ The Steam Packets composing the Charleston and
Savannah Line the NET AMORA, WM SEA
BROOK and GEN, CLiNCH, well known for their safety,
neGtness and sumptuOus fare.
~ No charge for meals or berIls.
The Cars the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
are of the finest description.
GY" Staging reduced to ninety eight miles.
Two Daily Lines of -Four Horse Post Coaches, from Ope-
ka Bansvie via Columbus besides Extra CoaChes al
ways in readiness carry forward any number OF through
passengers without detention.
e-Y For Through Tickets apply to the Agent at the Ex
gomery, Ala.
N. B.-Passenger procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent at Montgomery, will save about 81.
CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK,
by the Daily Line of Sea Steamers to Wilmington, N c..
thence by Railroad Petersburg thence Philadelphia by
the established mail line, via Richmond, Washington Guy
and baltimore. through Tickets can be obtained of f.
WiNsL9w, Agent Wilmington, and Raleigh Railroad Com
pany, Charleston, s. G. Fare $50
steamships from Charleston to NewIOrk.
Steamships NORTHERNER and SOUTH ERNER
leave Charleston alternately every Saturday. arriving in New
York on the following Tuesday. Fare $50
Ep~ Fare Through, Filty-nne Dollar -zSY
je7 SHELDON " POTTER, Agents. 6S Camp st.
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, DYE.
TOHN MCCARTY, PLUMBER, No. tS4 CAMP
% STREET, New Orleans, has lust received anew
and large assortment of Brass COCKS, various sizes f5
Cooking Ranges Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths EAa1z
Also, laying and repairing Lead Pipes: Sheet Lead work
of every description Slpand Steamboat work promptly
put mp and repaired. All orders nrSn'ntV attende to-
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,EF5iE and EEtm Hands.

0EAeIE 6EaGI GFE2b KBfsE5dJS.
DATENT STRETCHED LEATHER--lnda Rubber
| and Common Leather Bands OF all sizes. Also, Band
Leather, Laqng, Rves, etc.. always hand, together
with complete assortment of Saddery Harness. Leather
Trimmings and Tools the Saddlery Wanehouse, q, and
SO Common street. [jy26 3mI SMITH BROTHER.
4 ,uRSUN X ARMSTRONG, can be found Tor the pres
~ at the office of Messrs HEWITT, NORTON y Co.,
Nd 65 Camp street, few doors above their old stand,
where all orders for STATIONERY AND PRINTING,
will be executed formerly. Their business will meet with
but slight interruption orders for full stock have already
fyI8 # CORSON & ARMSTRONG, IS Campst
~ They embrace this opportunity to return Their sincere
thanks their friends many acts OF kindness and oilers OF
ageirfo pgytor oil tot thorn
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CSPEIiM CANDLES-lO0 boxes n r. Sperm Candles
~ in store and for sale by S'
au233t GOODRICH & co. q, % and 81 Common St
RLnE LACK WATER, ICED-BY THE GLASS.
ID Also by the barrel, constantly on hand for sale by
,roa r. LoOls Massey, Druggist,
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[From Mr. John ID. Morgan, DrHggi4t1
PrTTsBURG, Jan. IL, Is47-The Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar hsS given great satisfaction TO those wD
h IknoW 6 nne Instance OF permanent cure0f Asthma
on a gentleman Of Ohio think shall be able I'd sell at leas
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tSW ORLkANB ERlIGhARF Il REMITTANCE
OFFICE.
.&a 81 80. -

INiiE undersigned, at his old established office continues
Il accommodate persons deOus of renting money to their
trends IN England, Ireland, Scotland, with Sterling Sight
DTas payable In post town in the above named king
and in 80 suit. lie ALSO usual, continues haV.
i1g passengers brought from Liverpool this city, good
ships ana reasonable terms. Parties living at distance by
addressing letter (p0st-paid) to the Undersigned will be
omIty attended to. JOHN TOOIE,
$40 ly rs Rank Place