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The Minnesotian., 1851-12-20
TIE sRaEFEsBERG COMPANY NEW YORK.

TIE bRiEFEEBERG COMPANY NEW YORK.
THE oRAEFENBERG sARsAPARIL1A com
POUND,
rs warranted ten times more ef6cacous, and ten
times che. per thai any other known, no matter
how iHse The bottle, or extravagant me adverise-
ments, and il is beyond all question the most valu-
bic preplroi ion of the day, So highly concentra-
ted il, that the dose is but the haf Of small tea-
spoonful, while the dose OF that wlich IS sold IN
large bottles is nearly wIne-glass full, and has
baen pronounced decidedly Injurious in many ca
>cs. owing to its liability 10 become sour aud fer
ment.
THEGREEN MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE ONT
MENr.
The power of the Green Mountain Veset table
On,ment is as,onishIingiy great. There is no
medicine known that can surpass 1t l" prompt and
energetic action. Applied in cufficicn quantities
to the suffice of the body. in the vicinity of the
most highly infamed parts, whether external OF
internal, it at once suodues the infamation and
pain. l. will quiet the most "angry" looking
wounds, soften and reduce sweliDgs of the ha,d-
est kind, and purify and restore TO perfect SCUM!
ness old and inveterate sores Among he diseases
TO which this wonderful Ointment is adapted are
the following. -
Glandular Swellings, Ague in the Face, swe lied
Breasts and Sore Nipples Of Nurss & women, Bron
>"6 80 "
Sn n lnVI,uso'e atess'ng Tor DuLhs' Seams, ano
Dr."n nis.efs, ohihg!es, Er!sipeias, fhes, ihna-
hation oi the Eyes yicids 10 us power immed'-
a'ey an biuiscs ana Fresh Iut "o"nos are
eu'eu WI" eiea' raP'oHy' Fe'er sores anu sc'oi-
u'o"> oores are soon cnAngru 'n'o heaiihS coho'-
''on' an' Nq"en'iy chtire'y cureo'
GRAEFFENB ERG DYSENrERY SYRUP.
Tbis ce,ebr,,ed and ,,,;v.ll.a m.a;.;,e ;s of
immediate efficacy in tho nnos, v;o,en, and obsti
nate cases of Dyen,crv. D,arrbea, Bloody FIux,
Asi,,ic Cholera, CboIcr. Morhus Ch,ler, Jrf,n,nm
Looseness of the Bowels. Grinins, and ali other
irregularities of the in,rs,ine,.
The causes of the above var;ous ccmnla ints are
yarioucs Sometimes thew ara a,no,rheric. some.
imes they or,sc from ,hc c.,;n, of unr;,c or nm
wh,Iesome food. Sometimes f,om the uSc Of rive,
wafer. sometimes from na;u,al n,edisnos,tion Of
the system: sometimes from ,ee,hipg Children
90 r o,,.,,,,, .a:.,.a ,-;,Lo,, .,, ,,,;...h,.
sovereign. in the mos, sickIv ,ronica, conn,r,cs
| as well as in the NOS, temperaie c,imcs. The fol-
owing directions should he caIeiuly observed.
Unlike all other med cines otfe,e ed tO' sria' COM
plants, THIS Syrup acts specifically upon the secre-
IONS, Restoring ,nem al once 10 neann. o.ne'
| emf svmn,oms-Tu,s cupr:,
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The Minnesotian., 1851-12-20

Music hath charms 10 sooihe the savage
Split a rock, and melt a cabDaye.,,
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New ORLEANS. July ". 1851.

Samuel Reynolds Esq, No. t23 Grarisr street.
Dear Sir; take this opportunity Of expressing you
sincsrs thanks and rendering grateful
for tbs benefit have received from Of The
TWO CANCERS right hand, which, happy
nearly quite well and they have the appearance Of being
thoroughly eradcated and truly thankful that the torment
under which long laboreda ceased My pen made
quae express the degree suffering had for the
last two, particularly Of the long thirty years that have thus
afflicted, all who know testify. Last DE- Giteit
operated for six monhs and pronounced
asr giving slight # pnrga,ory and joyful
at this decision DESTROYS rid Of those Cancers
the well know and bates Of AID trouble for
so long apsred But judge disappointment when last spring
they iesrned in much form they before Dr.
Gilbert treated and them cured 3d. them applied to
you, but believe with little hope of relief at your hands cater
DE- Gilbert in whom bad placed much confidence had failed
effect cure But told that could my hand and
that speedily, and also that you would and
have fulfil led PROMISE and satisfied thai
know what medicines perform well your patient
feel their efficacy Aud for one appreciate your candor p
vesance and vatchfulnsa and especially inspiring
patient with confidence for had been for this should have
submitted to The ampuaton Of my hand But hind
Providence you your services that the msor
tune ia averted-my hand cured
Very respectfully, obliged and obedent servant,
jyls I'm JOHN +. HOYT Halter
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

AMystery Solued-Not long since Portsmouth
(Ohio) paper stalled that barrel of pork had been
found, but slightly injured, in The old bed of the
Scioto river, whore the water had not run in TWEEN
" years. The Chilicothe Gazette now says that
Mr.. Thomas James, of that city, has identified the
barrel as being part of cargo of pork which, in
1904, he was taking down from Chilicothe to the
mouth Of the Scioto. for the purpose of placing it
on board the brig Dominique, built and owned by
Dudley Woodbridge and the celebrated Herman
Bennerhassett In passing down the Scioto, one
of the boats stove just above old Alexandria, and
thirty barrels were lost.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

Lola Montes 1t is currently reported that Mrs.
Head, alias Lola Monies, alias the Countess of
Landsfeldt, will visit this country in September or
October with a Spanish ballet company. 1t is to
be presumed that this is speculation, taking her
notorety as capital, and the American curiosity as
the raw material out of which to manufacture the
means Of reviving her fallen splendor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

Serious Riot at Saco, Maime.-A riot occurred
at Ssco, Maine, on Friday, the 18th ult., growing
out of the arrest Of Mr.. Guerney, for selling liquor
His friend, James futile, was arrested, and subse.
quently rescued from the police, but when the fight
was over, he gave himself up. Several Of the po.
lice were badly beaten, and large extra force was
sworn in. Three arrests of rioters were made
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6hips.

SALF-2500 sacks Liverpool Coarse Salt, for
saa lot FERD: KENNETT 3 CO % Masa.in. st.
SHOT-10O0 kegs assorted sizes, for sale by
- sua iot FERn- ReNNETT d 90 90 Msrs.iUs at.
CASTOR OIL-2O bbls. Adans's Clarified. for
~ sale By '0'
as2 lot FERD. KENNETH 4 co. % Masa.i,s At
NAlLs-l000 kegs assorted Fall River, for
ana lN FERD. KENNETH q co. "a M.sa.in. d.
REFINED SUGAR-200h hds Refined Sugar,
sss = Fam. KsNNsrT& co. g n.e.ss. =.
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GO w Robinson-x do West summers-61 do Hewitt,
Moron HSo1T DO Fellowss 3oo.ll do Turner, Wilson
Kelly Conyngham-I2 hhds hems Addison &co-ilI rolls
leather Martin, Owen &co.l0 SKIS Geo w GlvelrNl
DO Gowan Dykes kcp1s45 do B shesrteinSs4 DO, 10
LA bss APES B,scoe smms"M * y, apuIes.
etc, M Msrtn-Total, 245 hhds tobacco
LOUlSvILLE-Per steamer Storm: 100 pcs basgise IA
coils rope Forman Laitng &coS6 bbls potatoes Shsf
DO % ~ DO Tsis sS
Gso W Givrns- 6bs potstoes etc Dom. IL
Bezzni- do z Nesbil-spss. mustard W Arthur 300
PasQuisf &co-65 bdIs paper Stevens Nco-2S md
tobacco Cow Dyken &co-0 do Beverly, Sands &eo-i
do Tuner, Wilson COZ do West Summers- bbis AZ
pies Short &co-75 bbls 80 boxes do BlAcoe 4 Smms-
sundries TO order. -
ST LOUISPer steamer Jamestown: 50 ten lard I6O bbl
aoaf WoodrGf kco-i00 do, e4& sks Eassr o-
tOO do Stone Walworth-366 do Rodenburg & Wats-4A
90 Beatty, Lisgst EoS-4ll DO Turner. Wilso. Heo!0s
Kennedy Fo.tes5o half do. 985 SKIS Morga an 90
S0 Do bran Moore-944 do 100 bbs flour Eager
co-s coils rope Rosen &co-io00 pigs lead Fosdck
man, Scott &cO-sundries to order.
ALEXANDRIA-Per steamer Sarah Gordon: IS bale
cotton Burke &eo-6 do Bonner & Smith-2 do McRes
Coifmau-sa hides q Cammsok-sundrss to oderAToial
80 bsles cotton.
u Sammess-9 Do Pickett, Perkins &co-7 do G Cocks
col DO, new. Wright. Williams &cs-1 do new Felowe
Secs DO new. Oakey = Hawkias bales fodder K
MeApin-676 bxs peaehes. etc. to order.
FL o IT, ;s.%ss oDhss so hid.
ss6atier-l50 sks potatoes Lapeyre u Feri.
| VMkSbURG.PeF steamer Dr. Bstey: II bales new col
icn Jafk,onLs bales cotton Fsowes &co-sundhes
1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

Fatal Ssekns's at a CoAsgs.-In Philadelphia,
on July %, two of the Girard College orphans
named Graeff and Azendorf had died at that in
stitution, Of dysentery, and about twenty others
were down with the same complaint The lady of
President Allen was also very i'll. The director
of the College have, as far possible, dispersed
the boys by permitting their relatives to take them
into the country for a few weeks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

District Of Columbia.-A correspondent of the
inteligencer shows that the population of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, since lS4O has increased 1871,
and that since the first Of January, 200 new build.
ings, nearly one-third of brick, have been com.
menced. There are in Washington, l6 brick
yards, capable Of making 81. $4,000 bricks this
war
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

Stung to Deah.-A short time since very fine
horse, the property of Col. A. Noble, of Carlisle
Pa. came to his death in most singular manner
He was tied by the Colonel near to bee stand fol
the purpose of grazing. In this position he wal
left for an hour more, and it is presumed that BY
switching his tail to keep off the flies he gave of
fence to the bees, who attacked him in countless
numbers. When discovered he was literally GOV
cred with them; in his and noslrils especial.
they hung in large clusters. The poor animal wa
led off, but il was too late he died in less than al
hour afterwards.
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LlVERPOOL-Per ship Jos Badger 964s bales cotton.
LlVEkPOOL-Per ship Rio Grande lS76 bales cotton 3
half 2lo hhds tobacco. 81 water casks
BOSTON@Pes ship John Mayo: 400 bales cotton. ass
bales hemp 2 do wool Is hhds tobacco 57O2 pigs lead 34
bdls ass hides, 1883 bbls hsur. luz walnut logs.
NEW YORk-per ship Manchester: 100 bales cotton, "a
do hemp l69 do rode cuttings 81 2 hhd tobacco,
lb9 pigs lead 4Sv sacks bbs OIL IN bxs
~ bags feathers, 56 pkgs mdse.
HAVANA-Pes steamship CINCINNATI: 1000 bbs potatoes
hhds butter. kegs butter.
GALVESTON-Per steamship Galveston: 825 bbls flour,
wv Dc whisky l50 pcs 200 coils l6 kegs but
ter, I00 bb lime, $50 SKIS 155 boots and soes
pork bbs whsdy. 10 casks bacon, ~ bales hay sack
corn, 20 do coffee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

Copway's american. Isdian-In the second
number Of this handsome newspaper, referring to
the reported illness Of Mr.. Cooper, the novelist,
Copway gives an opinion Of the fidelity of his In
dian portraits. He says:
In mentioning the name of our worthy and
honored friend, we will here repeat what we ha,e
often said in our association with the learned ssaes
| Of the old world last SUMNER that Mr. Cooper s
| writings gave better idea of Indian character,
than any man living or dead For many questions
Of this nature were propounded to me, Does Mr..
Cooper give true picture to the Indian charac.
ter 2 and our knowledge Of his writings compelled
| US to answer that he did,"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04
THE WATERING PLACES

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

The American seamen, at Havre, celebrated
with much animation their national holiday. All
American vessels were decorated with flags and
bands with music. and colors flying, traversed the
city in all directions with many evidences on the
part OF The population Of good viii and sympathy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

English National Dsbt.-The commissioners for
the reduction Of the national debt have given no.
tice that the sum of Ez3l ,545 S.. ID, being
one-fourh part of the surplus of e. 1926 ISL D. 4d,
will be applied towards the payment of the national
debt.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

THE best and certified medicine the world o. the cure
Of Dyspepsia all is fems sch the nsaschs sartbufu
habital aciy o. the ssmach Of appetite .:ha
piles ncpsnt debility sirsms ifsm
ing imperfect dsranfed condition 81 the
excellent remedy and surpassed bYrny msfcmt In
females uaerpg from utsrins dsrangsmen
Among tbs and highly respectable csrsheas ve ~
Profassos A. A. HAYES, N. D., State Ahaysr;
FlTxHRNRY HonER, Esq, Boston;
Jas. q. Dunn. Esq., City Treasurer, Boston;
Hon. MYROn LAWRKNCB, Ex Pyes. Mas. Ssuatss
Hon. l.. H. ARNOLD, formerly G0vM1os oil Rhodo Island
Sow memhef Of Congress;
Hon. WY. WooDBsIDaE. fssmerly Cevsshos Of Micii
Hon I; T; McasHEAD. formerly Governor Of Ksntucby
Hon. ] F. SIs.cxs. u 8. ssastos from Rhode Island
Ho.. S4x't p pHELrs. u; 2 s:9stos from vs..~ons;
Hon. soIosos foors, member Of Copsr,s, from VT ).
Hon. \. D. FosTnR, msmbss OF Consssas IRON Penn'a;
Hon. L. MARraR. Delegate In ConUess iron Whoon
s.S. peR g: r &C., !. &. .s:: iE s::
9. @. TRowDRIDes, Egg, Detroit, Mich.
CSC. W. JOINS. Esq.. Surveyor Gsa,, Dlbuqus. Iowa
Many ohsr he hshs respSeabiy
TO- Who all that hss aid h avos d M auab
ni NEED, sAPEs AusriN hsssi: Y
r. s:, g: 81 Row 1ssSs Sl 6H.. cs,r,,,
- Price q per bsuit sia ts1tss 81 ek ~ 6 :
~ cAUrIoNEac bs,th q - Genuine Ozyxsnsssd D.ss
hh. With the Egnats u Geo 0rssn, frsprstor ups ThF
Sides and, IN addition ensy engraved hbst Il
bes vit the signature u Reed bat Austin Who The
0ensrsl Agents. and T. when III skisss assssd
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,


THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
= PIace now in complete order for visitors. Many -
ss% w Tsaf snnsS
ne az o ou % sss and ss
.noSest 70 Il. many pleasant wDis sSou the prs
The number q 81. been incieased that 800
The bathing srfe.semena are extensive Tn shower
B 70 ANY
e. 4 Pss A. % .s%. f., ..s.; T.:
.hs Gulf with fine view y Is. Bay city Of NOBLE wsss.
e a. ws Ssslthsst places u to Be
AHsnss nsds ibs .. abundant suppy of Fab.
pcpstcr building hi, .,ssli.hmnssbo..
me II s with ' EsT e m.sps e. s
oesdsi hs mos! .sssnins sspeo.soss Being he bniid.
sa.. IL g: q, i e ~ Il i.
oOH:idsn nscs..ay d sId . o. table, bar
az
@ Nav
ans the propreor hopes. BY sct attention. 70 oontnua
me ns Hsisn touches the wharf several time
The charges will be moderate Lstteror pspsn directed
to HOLLYWOOD near mpb vi sse, snd xsho., de
's9 Hollywood. May issf HIhMAS' fs %gs en-
DON'T CLEAR, Baldwin county, Ala-The
- pndsnsned hes purGhassd shi, fashionable xass
o .o az the
TIE Hotel y deahuliy situated the eastern sho ol
Cult Of Mexico ard within fifty yards ef the Of
Bay. which being clear and SALT with bold shore and cru
sea bathing The buildings az fronting pph. viii
The Rooms ere large and well ventilated.
imnedia!ey IN the Tear beautiful grove (haf mile
width Of h Osest trees hose nmb foliage protect
the rambler from the midday Pure Sprisg Waes
supplied the Hotel By hydrantsat the distance of haf
mile good White sulphur Spring.
Good caIrass roads and IA, wallis have 10 mr's.
All the veriees Of Fish and Game this latitude aboun
| in the vicinity Of the holel.
To ali there OF position the subscriber adds hi
promise that the Table and Bar shall BE- supplied with
best selections Of the Mobile and Newrleans markcs
his undivided attention given comic,
and pleasure OF hi, guests. JULIUS TIT. P.osrisos.
~ eats and pleasant vessel, built retsy "a
the purpose. will ply constantly between Mobile and Poiu
Clear-andne sailb0a always hand for the Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

Political Prospect in WiscOmsin-In an article
in regard to political aaairs, the Milwaukee Free
Democrat says: ~.
"In this condition Of things the State is fas,
going over to the embrace Of whiegery, and few
years more Of the present administraton or inter.
| regnum, Of the democratic party, will make Wis.
consin, Iretrievably, a wing State"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

FIRE and Loss Of Llfe.-At Pittsburgh. July %.
a fire occurred, destroying two brick houses. A
woman and child, who were in one of the build.
ings, were burned to death,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

Dogs W. Horsss.-The Germans who investigate
the streets Of New York for old ZONES, and any
thing else heavier than rags, have introduced the
use Of breed Of dogs, Of great size and strength
to drag their hand carts. r+'.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

National Educational Convention. Ameri.
can Association for the Advancement Of Education,
Of which the Right Rev. ATonzo Potter Is Presi.
dent, is announced to hold its next annual meeting
At Cleveland, Olio. on the 18th Of August to con.
tinue its session not less than four dave.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

A auction house doing business ID Market street.
Philadelphis, failed few days Since for upwards
of $500. OO0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

Sale Of Virginia Bonds-Messrs. Selden, With.
ers d Co. have effected a negotiation for the sale
Of 81 100000 Of the coupon bonds Of that State at
$lO4. These bonds have fifteen years to run, md
were issued for the execution of the internal i'm.
provemens in Virginia. They draw six per cent.
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DR.. EARNINGS =
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE.

EOH THE RELIEF AND CURE
OF The FOLLOWING DISEASES. VIZ:
Weaknen Of the Rrsas BrQnchitis. Shovtns Of Breath
Pain In the Chest. Weakns. and BE ding at the Lznss
Papitaon Of the Heart. Dspepsia, C0svens and Piles
fans In the Back. Spinal ect0ns. Faiag Of the Bowsb
Proapaus Utssc Bearing Down. regular Panfal O. Pro
nancy and the bad shaps incident Child bearing and d.pc
ions Colo, Sss - Sonie 6ssshrs, esd IL We
d7 gssT2 n.,s = y M1 \ feHHi!s = an
South, hs eslce, - st. UuARLRs srR..T, New Or.
T!eang L AIDES 6tted with the Bvacs At y Rs. HhER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

Anti Dssliing. Henry A. Wise made motion
in the Virginia Reform Convention, few days
since to strike ont the snti-duelling clause Of tho
Consultation. Il was rejested bys vote Of yeas
Al r.vs As
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04
List OF Vessels In Port Not Cleared

the First municipality in the follow ins
oie ~ NIL The Nos commence al the Railroad up
In the Second IMP the Nos Steamboat
Ing No. being Fiabost Landing Third tu3 The
commence at the Railroad and down, fe1 War
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

Nsw York Canal Enlargement Bonds.-Tbe
New York State Comptroller advertises that he
will receive proposals until the 19h Of August for
one million Of the canal revenue certificates Pro.
posals may be made for taking the whole sum or
any part tnereof-not less than one thousand dol.
lars-but no certificate will be issued under one
hundred dollars. The money is required by the
23d Of August. The certificates will be made pay
able on the LIST day Of July, 1881, and will bear
interest at the rate of six per cent. per annum,
payable semi-annually, at the Manhattan Company
IN New York, or at the State Bank in Albany.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

The Virginia Convention has barely quorum
present. On Tuesday. July %, in considering
the Judiciary report, il was determined that both
Court Of Appeals and Circuit Judges should not sit
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

An Odd Char0cter.-M. Armand B., died
early in the spring. and his executors have just held
their sale Of the ornaments of his galleries. His
long life was consecyatsd, as a Frenchman would
say, specialize, he knew them thoroughly, and he
collected around him an immense number Of canes
and--cgars; the latter, however, deserve spe-
cial mention.
M. B, the guardian angel of every pretty
actress and opera girl in Paris, Che knew them as
well as he knew his canes,) would just as soon
have been guilty Of wearing pair Of giants coxleur
dc patAe, twice. as Of being seen two successive
days with the same stick in his hand but his
cigars-cgars which enveloped his head in a glory
OF smoke from twelve o'clock until three, A. M j,
were more celebrated than he, and his canes, and
his loves. The Havana could not produce SO rich
stock as that he possessed. Like all good
smokers, he was never known to offer any body a
cigar, except on one occasion; when Taglioni
made her second appearance in the opera, after a
famous pas seuk he offered her-generous man la
dozen cigars. Every day he consumed dozen Of
the finest, pnrest, most delicate and drest cigars
which could be procured for money, and attempete ed
by age. Not one Of his cigars was less than
twenty years old; he held l,sca.5rotionss pieinti
ommoruns necessary for cigars to arrive at matu.
,-ity, my Lord Coke declares them to be for good
lawyers. His cigar treasury was divided into
twenty compartments, one compartment was
smpted and another filed every year with tn.
finest cigars, the Havana manufactures. Thus
he always secured to himself ripe cigars. The
sale lasted four days. the cigars sold for high, but
fair prices the boxes bearing date 1881, bringing
$500 the thousand, which is not too dear, for M
de B. paid no less than 500 twenty years ago
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