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II.
Wss Nervous xntSots ils 70 cure ption and al
tbsss violent diseases heretofore termed nouse the
sssisy hydroppobs excepted y is The Eranasss deco.
Deere .sstnG - 1t produce; the nest than de-
Bshts after taking j. PYNE lo2 Nassau street.
Have you Chops, Chafes, Pimples. scurf,
On your face, 20 70 Goursud's 10 soon ss you can.
And believe me- though long you've tesn vsxst you may
To have al cured by his Nsdiessed Soap.
Al rivals long since have Edoned the field,
COMPELLED BY iN wonderful virtues 70 YIELD
40 Shaving mate .si. il t' eomfoit bessows
But shs people believe in them. nevertheless
And encomiume Needless when all agreed
That Gourards world famed soap, treasure in4eee At
Waller street. Broadway Calender, IS South Third
street. Philsdelphix; Jordan. Boetor.
DIR. TX ellinger's success In restoring the
ss. ,r having been S.S Ave years; IL
Mat could net done But one can longer aoups
the Dc ctor continues TO give new and
Central Depot 46 Broadway and ESQ Pearl street not 70
e = e s q only s 0sy S 81
Dozen. DoaS isi 70 call.
Rheuua tism.-Ryatt's Life BaisGsn Is
a. certain the worst cases kbeunatsm water
thirst no matter Sow sns The es.s hss existed
be had been Ipls seen years. His bones and jonts
were Of place and shape and he had spent
tdns In and with physicians The Bseam equally
nsrcus.A diseases Eeursisa &c &c 1t cured Mr. z. B.
Holly No Us Orchard street of ulcer sf,er he had been
siz menths in the New York Hospital and was then given
squly stubborn have published in the Herald. Sun,
ees Of The pseprsssr No. % Bowsry fourth door ssO%s
Grand street. rs cents large boes SIX bottles for 81
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BEAUTIFUL FACE AND HAND.-THB ApvgRTIsBR
possession Of An ORIGINAL recipe ths res.. Of snpes
mental tests and particular study by which the face
rendered so beautiful Asd whites eyery rud 81
weather unseemly removed also
hat dsn suishins mark exciting between rehneenA and
yueary all hard oblitsrssed delcacy re-
stored and the seal Of elegance secured
missing M present disien The recipe with dreetenscr
uss y rssu mail 70 or sen,enAa ga
New York.
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IDVRRTISEMENfS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
DOsT OFFICE. NEW YORK-NOTJCE.-rHE MAILS
for California &C. per United States mail steamship
OHIO ChAgres direct will close At this ooe, the
18th inst, 1t p. n. WIN. v. BRADY, p. N.
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WANDA CON PORTABLE HOUSE, TWO OR
w three stories high, situated below Chambers
Apply 70 n. GOBLIN CO, No. a Wall street between
the hours Of 10 A. n. snd1 r. n.
VVANTRD WITHOUT BOARD, THREE ROOMS.
w partly furnished In private house. not above Eighth
srec,.sis fsm,,v -n 49, ab,,s,. sts.r.
terms, 40 n. Co, Herald once.
nRUo STORE wANTED.-wANrED TO- PURCHASE
retail Drug Store in the upper part Of the city Of New
Yort. Communication confidential and promptly attended
10. Address l.. T., ~ this once.
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BOARDING AND LODGINGS.

R0ARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR ONE
two single gentlemen, with satisfactory reference
be accommodates with handsome Furnished back garlor
street. Warren place Gas In the house. bath ROOM
Also with small room the second story for single
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PERMANENT FUND.
Five shares Of Mani attain Bank Stock .... $40 90
Loaned ON Bond and Mortgage. ...........5s 900 90
S5ss5O on
'iust Funos'.. .............. 5,735 IS
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PARTNER WANTED IN THE SHOW BUSINESS,
"A with small capital house already lifted up in good
style, the city. first rate
chance suitable For further Gulars apply
10 Mr. TH0RP, 80 Canal street. stairs, nom 10 till in
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AN EXHIBITION WANTED. FOR ONE OF THE
hired taken on shares or bought or in fact an
made in almost any way provided the thing
Place, New York.
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4 YoN WOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS
IL That no peddlcr vends
His in ventions. here and there.
In each crowded tborcughfarS.
IL psddler Knocks
A. your door vita Q nash bog
Not from Lyons comsth he
And his stun-s 8 ferrsry
The true powder and the pill
That will tugs aud veruin Hill.
You will still 6nt ~ Of yors.
In Broadway, "a
Lyons Principal DEPOT, ~ Broadway
THE DANGERS or DILAY
Light In powder magazine,
A leah ~ ssa, that ysvns unseen
Are NOT with greater danger rife,
Than coughs And celdst human life.
A. hung the falehion By thread.
Above the island w Ant's head;
Do, poised aleu- deaths dart inpsnds
Ger him, whose cough, neglected, tends
To dread consumrtien worst 81 il1s. ,,s
That while Hopes lamp shines srghhy, kilsf
Then parley With thrsstening fats,
The cure apply before zoo late.
In Rogers byrup viii md
Three potent remedies combined;
TIE fsverish symptoms twill allAy,
Give the CHECKED lungs their heaithfu play;
The cough removes the strength restore,
And build The system mp
Dr. Rogers Syrup 81 LivsrvesA Tar and Csnchalasuas
for sale b. l.. sC0v1LL CO.. ~ their depot 0othio
Hal. SIC Broadway ". and By all Respectable druggists
the United rtatss and Abe cansda Price in large bet
4. or stx hot for
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n EFT IN ONE or THE HARLEM CARS THAT RE
IL tusne< from Dover Plains, olset cloth Cloak, wit
velvet lining in the oollars, and cuf band lining IL
taken up Bye gentleman with drsl cost, and little gr
with him rho poke 10 the conductor and told him be
better take Of H. who immediately replied he vou
leave 10 himself Tie gentlemsn 10 ussted 70 leave 10
down hrct
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BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY
large unfurnished room the second floor, In gen.
tee family in the vicinity Market street. Broome
and Bowery. Reference exchanged. Address X. Y. d.
Chatham Square Post efhee,
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RESPkCTABLE YOUNG PROTESTANT WOMAN
"A situation and seamstress cut and
fit chdrent clothes understands embroidery 10 good
shirt maker and would do in
family The advertiser lately arrived the old country
Has objection 10 10 the country Please call 1T
~ Christopher street. IN the
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CBARLEs y, KIxBALL. COMMISSION HERcHANl
" Ger the sale Of sn kinds 81 books and stationery Lon
wharf San Fran isco, Csiifornis.
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Ngnls af tbf Dan
LATE Observation-Disclosures eTna

GEN. LoPEz LANnED-By the arrival al
this port yesterday Of The sehuoner Ze7Agr. Cap
tain ByeEs. from Manianzas, which place she
iefl on shel6th Inst. we learn thai Information
had, been received there that General Lopez
and his troops were landed fIem a steamer On
The l4th instant, al Bahia Honda, a place about
MY miles 10 the westward of Havana.
Ihe steamer left for the N~orthward as eoon
as she landed Lopez and his troops, and they
marched Immediately into the inferior.
A. som as the intelligence og their landing
reached Havana, the authorities despatched a
large steamer, full of sharp-shooters. in order
10 cut them of: The Spaniafds at Matanzas
appeared to think that the wholsoffhem wsmld
be soon eaplnIed and shot. IL was reported in
Maianzas that Lopez had only about 400 men
with him.
private letter received by a merchant Of
this city, states that the invaders had been at
tackled BY the inhabitants Of Bahia Hondo. and
two Of them killed.
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Photographed for the Charleston Mercu,v
RIOT INNFW DREAMS

New ORIEA1s. Aag. 81. The Cuban
Liberators, mostly Wesiern men, exasperated
BY the tone Of The Spanish paper la Pofrin,
this afternoon attacked the office, broke the
Windows and doors. threw the press. cases n
type, go f~atnrpre into the street, and de-
shoyed every f6ng belonging to the Office
There Wa no Interference by the police.
Aiter demoishing the lofice. the riosers
proceeded to the segar store, corner of ST.
Charles and Gravier streets, broke the doors
and nioaows, and destroyed al the stocE and
furniture, which we're very valuable.
They then proceeded to the Office Of The
spanish Consul, and DESTROYED desks. furni-
zare and property of all kinds. The sim was
broken down and carried IN triumph to the
meeting in Lafayette square.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug %. Two thousand
men this morning surrounded the CITY Pris-
on, where the Spanish Consul has taken refuge.
andsthreatened to demofish it, unless The Con-
sui is deliyered up to them. About ffty DO
hce are O the ground, The Segar shops kent
BY the Spanish were nearlysa al destroyed du-
ring last night Minute guns have been fred
since sunrise ihhonor of the murdered liberia
tors.
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How S. Of Temperance oppose Religion
ssDo Tou WANT 70 ne Shaved n,

10 YOU WANT TO DE SHAyE ~
Will ou be kind enough, Mr.. Editor. to pub-
ish this fact, which can be proved by loo cred
i6ie witnesses, here, Of hote bitterly and e9ec-
ItadAy, the Sons Of Temperaace oppose The sal
eaton Of souls, By the church! Mr.. P~@&#s*.
Of this county, Y months ago, was a drunken
head Of a large family. He would come to town
with 70 cents taken from his industrious wife.
to buy a peek Of meal for him, herself. andchiI-
dren. Tossing up the coin, in The public streets,
he would cry heads for liquor. and tails for
meal! Should meal win, be would swear IL
quor hadn't a fair chance, and toss up, till liquor
as usual cheated him, his wife and children 81
bread and happiness. One day, being out Of
coin altogether. a man no Son of e., offered
him III cents, ifhe would let him shave him,
z. consented. They walked into Roanoke river.
and this poor man, before a crowd, actually sue
nitted to be shaved, s~aapIess, with a dull Jack
knife,by the cruel barbarian! The Sons of lem
perance heard Of this waaton outrage, went 10
Mr.. 2. bound up his bleeding face and persuaded
him to come to their Ark. For a year, he has
not drank a drop-his wife and family are
joicng IN peace and abundance, the fruits 81 hs
industry, and ttco. weeks ago Mfr. p. enbF1cea
the religion of Jesus Chris, no one haviIlp fhe
least doubt Of his sound eonversionl The praoi
Of these facts can be brought forward. at1ested
by the most respectable men in our C0unfy.-
Verify. the Sons Of Temperance will ruin Ire
church after a while the ironsfde church -
Sud Of mercy grant it / pray for IL j long to
see ignorant, snperstitiuus, sani mfsIeadino
churches shipwrecked all along The shore q
Time their alIaTs deserted their pnlpits 81.
lent while the Angel Of the Everlasting Cos.
pei Of Glory 10 the Hiehest / on earth peace )
GH1od Will 70 men shall scatter aside the thick
darkness, and lie an Eagle soaring up 10 the
Ssa, teach all men. that tie rays Of Temperance
all emanate and tend to The sane 65eas source
and centre, Con! the GiEer Of evsfg good and
perfect GIN A CLOSE OBSERVER.
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GAitur BGurfssgaaARlIff.


MooRz's cREEK, Ane. 81, 1851
Mr. EDiToR (; On the 18th inst. assisted IL
she brethren from The neiehboring Divisions, / or
sanizsd kaintnck Division, No. 266. Alter an
appropriate address from tie Rev. Bro. Gibbs. i
room was kindly furnished by Bro. G. Henry,
when 10 members were initiated. Tie following
were the officers elected Simon Lewis w n.
PHdgens WA,A c Crumbie, z s. Jas nj
I'll Pndgen, CO. Aims, AC.B P Pxidgen. /
3 AS Lewis, 0S. We have now ia New Ha,,-
over eight Divisions, with a steady increase OF
members Oar PROCESS, 80 fan, has been as en-
couragiAs, nndet all circumstances, as we could
have expecled
Among The Members who were initiated was a
ypnder ofardent spirits. who imm cdiately after
tAe oisanization relied Out his liqnor and apply
ING match, made a bonfire oftlie stock on hand
Hoping that you may continue 10 do much
good Tor the cause Of temperance,
Yours, inLP&F..
C.. T. MURPHY. D. G. W. p
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MARRffelDo

Near his city. Oh Thursday evening lest.
The Rev. n. " Toby, Mr J. ID. Tplsan, If Ala
bama. % Miss Claudas danahtef d lie ale Rev.
.fhonsas Meredith.
IN The vicinity Of Salem. On ihe 2oih insts -
the Rev. GEORGE #. Balsnson, Mr.. Juiias Kern 81
Hlish0ronsh n. c 10 Miss Selma, da111f1l
Of David Spaeh
In Asbe sa53nty on Wednesday he 11IE. 81
" liam Walkers q Dwarf. ab1n q years ga,
and not more than 80 inches al, and weighs -
pounda.l to Miss Elznbefh SaWyers. Ia fail
gown aonian)-alff W5ffs 5sitYs Vi.
Salem Pres
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c. 7. MURPHY, D. G. ". P.
~ couNr1 Anr RI

W y IADblsE L
To-day, Poplar HiH Division. Nc. IS. ee1ebr..
~ uieit "a anniversary at Guiledves meeting
house about ? miles east Of their Hal. There
weretn procession about two hundred uSous ,
freceucd BY the Meltonsville Brass Band The
hiiee we're out BY scores, with their smiles az
nPPreoanon. When the procession were seat
g w. r. VIM. l. Terry introduced the
Ncg DAVIS who entertained them for about
41 nonf win a capital speech. After he had
1keh his seat the Rev GsS Walker aadeesse5
ne audience with pointed arpument cloze rea-
eQning and charming eloquenee. IL arraipned
Alcohol to the law tried and condemned him
Aiter be had taken his seat it was announead
that after aD1intermission Of half an hour there
would be another address. The congregation
then repaired to the carriages where thew re-
Eesnea themselves; after which they were call
go sqge.her and the Rev. Bro. Hays being IN
uooueed sad he rose to advocate A1eohol-
That he did Il from necessity, for the old prince
had been shoekingly abused and was so ashamed
caaf he eouldn0t open his chops in his own de-
tense That he (Bro. H. bad been straining bis
noodle all the time the other friends were
epeanng, TO see what was their object and he
believed he had made it out-itw vast to drive ola
Alcny nom our land and be verify believed
they would succeed in their object. Affer On.
fertaining bis hearers in this manner for about
an hour, he said he had made the best d.
snes he could for the old prince; but If The
ola Fellow had any Tieads present they should
sspsak out an HE faFoF. No one however was
Wiling 20 say COED word for the oIdtyrant. Al.
Yer speaking, papers were circulated THROUGH
mec1o<d and some fifteen or twenty Joined
Division Like Washington "a the car,tas~
we have made our mark
The Brass Band discoursed most kra7sanerr
SIC during the exercises Of the dav; for wh;ch We
feel under lasting obfigatione. nj
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AZ a regular meeting of Hookerion Diyis.
ION, NO: ~, Sons Of Temperance, August 18th
1901, the following Preamble, and Resolu.
uons, were offered by Bro. VIM. H. Cun.
m, SEN, Chairman Of a commifte appoin.
ted: sup
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an Advise Prov.
idenee, the Great disposer Of an human events
to remove by death from amongst Is. our mucI
esteemed and beloved brother. j. FT BRovN
who died July 23rd. 1851: Therefore.
Resotred, That in the death of Brother
Brown, this Division has lost a consistent mem
Der, and the Temperance cause an able al
yocate and devoted friend. Also. the M. +.
Chnreh a pious member and PROMISING Min.
ister. And while we bow in humble subm;ss.
ion tothe viii Of an AllNise God. We are led 4.
brotherly love, to yield to the impulses ofnature.
N giving fun expression to those feelings which
man mus indalge, when those for whom he
entertains the most exalted respect cease to be.
Resotred, That this Division has learned
with heart felt sorrow that Brother j. +. Il.
Brown has departed this life and while we
sincerely lament with his bereaved parents and
family, we are cheered by the consoling refec-
ton that he has found an abiding place IN the
bosom Of the "Great Patriarch above, where
sorrow Is never known, and where peace, love
and harmony reign forever
Resotred, That while we tender to the be-
reaved family Of our deceased Brother, our con-
dolencc and sympathy, we claim the melancholy
privilege of mourning with them, and COM
minghng our tears with theirs, for the loss of
SO useful and beloved a brother.
Resolred, That as a still further testimony Of
respect and esteem for our departed brother,
we will wearthe usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days
Aesolred, Tbata copy efthis preamble and
these Resolutions, be presented to the father
OF our deceased brother, and another O D be
sent to the spirit Of the Age for publication.
WIN. II CUNNfGG1M,
q. y. EDWARDS, Com.
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ana servants their money, nay even their bri-
Edal ornaments and jewels-eifts of Affection,
which are not his, but spent 'by their drunken
relatives, at their blood stained counters tZ
The State demands a valid reason. WIN so
many Of her manly citizens, and the flower q
ner youth are ddag sacrificed it the shrine 81
this modern Moloch, Alcohol!
My friends, Cfor God knows. am not vour
enemy, although I tell you the truth.A ye. who
are engaged in this dreadful traffic. be warned
E TIME ; III contrary osthe laws ofGod-the
gospel OF Jesus-the voice Of civilized and en-
hghfened society-(HarkiI did not say fop-
P!shs foolish, and fashionable societyJ to the
dictates OF hunnanity-to the best interests of
me communIty3o the welfare and reputation
OF your own families-(p1o kfsops, but a
drunken son,or sonsin law,may bring YOU down
sofToWins 70 the grave D to common justice
ana night, g the honor and glory Of our beloved
country. If God spared not the former genera
tons of evil doors, and evil trafRckeFs. HE is
interchangeable in his holy and moral nature ;
hence His hand is stretched out still. in ANGER.
against oh, who follow their evil cxamples-
lou know not, what woes Won may Be pre-
paring for yourselves, or your d~escendants-
perhaps they may curse your memory in your
grave For the memory of the wicked shall
rots while the righteous shall be held In ev-
erlasting remembrance Takes friends ad-
wee, while his battle axe IS ~shouldered, turn
Your spirits and wines into vinegar, turn your
talents to some benevolent and honest employ
ment. Put no more bottles out-make no
more drunkards-increase that which shall be
yours, and long shall the God Of mercy bless
ana eontlhue it to yon and yours, to the latest
Posterity. Your conscience will be easy, on
repentance and amendments you can sleepsall
night in peace, and rise without a nail in Tour
temples, OF terrors Of a death-bed and judg-
menti God will smile on Won. societu. (that
is, society worth keeping) viii ~encourage and
approve and ~patronize YOU. she that cover
eth his sins shall not prosper: but whose con-
fesseth and forsaketh tiem shall find mercy.'
10, shut up your bar, and / will lay aside my
battle-axe, for the moderate drinkers.
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EgR THE sFIRIT OF TIE AGE.
THE D~RUNKARD'S WIFE.


THE DRUNKARD,S WIFE.
Behold in yonder humbIe cot,
The drunkards lonely wifi,
BY him she loves, alone, forgot,
How dreary is her life.
aThe midnight lamp is burning now,
And she Is sitting there,
Deep woo IS marked upon hey brow
So noble and so fair.
Though feeble, still she draws be thread.
Her eyesAre HrowiRg dim,
She labds day and night for bread,
AHd51o0rs tG0. for hin.
For him, who forthe dosine wife,
NQfond affection shows
@ThesstiH dear partner Of her life,
The cause Of all her woes.
She loves him still, although be haz
Forgotten every VOW
For him still labors, but alasl
Her heart is broken now.
Her eyes are filed with scaling tears,
And they are growing dim,
Her breast IS filed with anxious cares
And they are all for him.
She thinks not Of her own bad lot,
What woes around her wait,
No, her m~isfortunes are forgot,
She grieves but for his fate.
And still she prays that God may slve,
The one she loves so WE'LL
Her husband-roma drunkaYd's grave
From Satan, Sin and Hell.
Oh faithful one stilFstrise TO saee,
Thy husband from the snare,
Still pray to God thy blessing crave,
And be viii hear Thy prayer.
GHoCKEoTTE
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TENNEssEE-CampbeIrs, Wing, msiori-
u for Governor, 50 far, A counties, is 1000.
The Wings also have the Senate by Z and
the House BY 8 majority, and have gaineda
member Of Congress.
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DAUGHTERS o. TEMPERANcr.

III @AA-N LEH4|L.
Application for Chssters far Subo-d;sa1,
l5niqns in line Safe g North Cahulina. SHIRT
made to the 6fand Union OF North C.-.fs.
and forwarded 70 the G. S. Scribe. The rk.<-
Per fee Is i've dollars, including The prone.
books.
Applications TO open new Unions mnsf K
signed BY a least eleven persons, who mesf
be ladies Of good reputation and standing ia tks
eommunity.
The standing and character Of The Applicants
tar a Charter, mnst be certified BY some onr
lot the Sons of Iemrera1ce. orn CEE6Vne4 ~
Justice Of the Peace Using 10 The f~is:n;tt. ma
accomFanya The application.
FoRA or APPLICATION. FOR
Union Of the Daughters Of Temper.nc<
Dase1
ting the Order ofthe Daughters ofTempesacs
to be well calculated. 70 extend The 1~3sssinrs of
total aositneaee, and promote ne esnsraf wei
fare Of mankind, RESPECTFULLY petitioi1 he Grand
Union Of he Stnteef North CardlInA. to grant
Atnem q Lnaftef tovPen antE Gnion 40 be call
Red The --UHipn. No Daughters az
lempeFance, Of the State Of North CafuIi5z. S
tbe loeased 10 -. aud unaegyouf jHisJiciian.
| He pledge ourselves, individuality aid ~caiIse.
lively, 70 be governed byethe rules and n<s6S.
81 said Grand Unions AID also By those 81 a.
National Union.
Enclosed isthe caartse Zee, IS.
1t must also be stated whether The s6sII@
are members ofihe Order or noi-sf 49,
Of what Union. Tobe directed IA. Ms
NJ PEPERSILIA. Grand Sister
eigh. n. G.. free nf postage
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All persons indebted fo1lse frrleEIna
J Juhisson &Ca. are requested to G1i imnt
diatelg and settle then dues, 8si IL tts6Gfs -
cessafy % seitiefhe old concern forthwith
The subscribers fbankfa1 fpr 1he WfI
tai support &c their pairons % ne I'D fr1a. So
Peak 4 like liherahy 10 The new.
TH0S. + JOHNSON
Fayetteville, Aug 8. 1851.