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CoMrAsY II, Of the fourth regiment Y. In
fautry. has arrived ~ Governor leland, from
Platisburg. to join the other companies rcndcz
vonsiug there, preparatory g. cm.arFaton ior
Oregon. The officers in command ni company II
7rc - y. Wallcu, captain, and Henry VI. Jordan
first licutcnant-Nu York Jiucs
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sAHTAIS's MAoAzrNE.-Thc July number has
just come TO hand, Handsomely -cmbclishcd and
well stored. l's principal engraving is "Thc
L,d Andrew jackson at the warham Mae.
sacre." Several other illustrations Of Jacks5n's
youthful career follow, with an explanatory uar.
rative.
Published by John sartain & Co, Philadelphia.
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Il this city, Saturday, the 5th instant, Colonel
JOHN HENRY SHERBURNE, Of New York, for
mcr!y a resident OF the city OF Washington.
He friends and nCquaintanccs arc respectfully
requested 90 attend his funeral this afternoon NJ
o'clock, from the residence of Mrs. VI WARD, COR
Of Missouri avenue and Four and-a- halt street.
IPOrtsmouth (N II papcra please cony.l
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Tue FIRE ASNiHILhTOE.-SOmc days since a
ship loaded with cotton at Chorlcston took fire.
The Charleston Nees thus alluded a. trial Of the
fire anuhat0r which was made at the time:
ave omitted 20 state that. during the fire, the
much talked Of 'Aunihilator' Ga specimen Of
which was purchased by the city sunc lme ago,
from gentleman who had imported il TO test its
powered was brought % bear upon the flames as
we'll as could bo done, 10y being cast into the hold
Of the chip, hut with fcnflblc effect, except the
emission Of dense vapor, which almost 'annIhi-
lated these who inhaled it."
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LATn'u CLARK. Director E. T. Co,

Also, GALVANIZED SHEETS for ROOFING,
SPIKES BOLTS, CHAINS, LIGHTNING RODS,
HOOP IRON, Sc, being prepared 20 Galvanize
all articles Of iron which It is desirable 20 protect
from rust MAhSHALL LEtFEIS'
NAV --dlmo 10 Broadway, New York.
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,NOJN try BOARDING WANTED. The
\ Advertiser wishes Co obtain boarding tor a Ia.
MY OF four ar five pcrsons during The summer
months, commencing early in juno, A. some couu.
tiv heusc within about SIS mica ol Washington.
Aaarrss A. g.. Rcpudb, lthcc, Washington,
stating location, sc, May ls-lht
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And 2. q. Frclinqhnvscn eaid !.

"Our party numbers among its ranks some Of
the most distinguished men IN the world-such
men az Winfield Scott, Daniel Webster. aud Mil.
lard Fillmore. One who proved at Lundy's Lane
and in Mexico how we'll he could administer the
civil power when entrusted With the execution OF
the laws Of the United Stntcs. And Daniel Web
ster-known throughout the world, and second Co
none ia the capacities Of great etstcsman. And
Filmorc-ban irhOfn. hOUeUO hc may haze ITO
pOr6r, haze dduiittsi,rfd The GOuonmopt befi,,
since The days Of Udshingfon." lGrcat applause ]
Yet the Timo and Tribune tell us the Wig
party have declared against Mr.. Fillmore and bis
administration. Who is right, Hawlcy and Hast.
ings, or King and Frclinghuyscn!
Neir York Miuor.
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DEATH or Hos PgRRY SMITH We learn, say
the Hartford (Conn 1Uac', that tho Hon Perry
Smith. Of New Milford, formerly United Satos
Senator from that State, died Of apoplsyy az hi.
rcsidcncc on the 81 instant Ills age was about
vrnrs
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The vote was oast accordingly.

The vote was cast accordingly.
Mr.. Rusk OF Texas, said he had no speech to
make. Her four votes would be found for Frank
I'm Pierce. Applause
Iowa and Wisconsin voted for Pierce; and up
went hurrahs and down came bouquets
The roll having been called, there were cries OF
"Order, )" snow let's hear the result"
Some gentleman Jumped upon settee to cay
something; but the President ruled him out. say
ing that he not member of the convention.
The gentleman was loudly called to order, while
others were disposed to grant him leave.
The enthusiasm had In some measure expended
itself before the result was announced, namely;
FORTY NINTH BALLOT.
For Pierce-Maine, S; New Hampshire, 5; YER
mont, 3; Massachusetts,, Is; Rhode Island, 4; Con
neCtiuut, q; New York, 80; New Jersey, Z; Penn.
sylvania; q; Delaware, 3; Maryland, :; Virginia,
10; North Carolina, 10; Georgia, 10; Alabama, ,;
Mississippi, Z; Louisiana, o; Ohio, II; Kentucky,
IL; Tennessee II; Indiana, IL; lllnols, II; Mis-
souri, 9; Arkansas, 4: Michigan, o. Florida, 3;
Texas, Il Iowa, 4; Wisconsin, !; California, a.
Total, 2S2.
For Cass- Ohio. @ Total, 2.
For Douglas >. Total, 2.
For Houston Ohio. /. Total. /.
For Butler Ohio, !. Total, l.
So Franklin Pierce was declared the Presidential
nominee of the convention
Loud, long terrific, violent hurrahs, and all man
ners Of demonstration OF delight succeeded, and.
amid the confusion an adjournment was moved
and carried until o'clock.
The booming Of cannon WAS heard outside, and
joyous we're the faces and exultant the voices OF
the Democracy at the result Of the forty ninth or
final vote.
1.-THE following was the condition Of the forty
ninth ballot far it had progressed ere the Sc
cond sober thought began TO prevail among the
delegates, inducing them to change their votes for
Pierce: Maine, S for Pierce. New Hampshire,
for Pierce. Vermont, 5 for Pierce. Massachusetts
] for Pierce, for Marcy, for Houston Rhode
Island, 4 for Pierce. Connect icut 6 for Pierce
New York. "a for Marcy, 10 for Cas-, for Douglas
New Jersey. for Marcy. Pennsylvania, u io
Buchanan. Delaware, for Caas. Maryland,
for Pierce, for Casa, for Marcy, for Buchanan
Virginia, Is for Pierce. North Carolina, 10 fo
Pierce. Georgia. 10 for Pierce. Alabama, fo
Marcy. Mississippi, for Pierce. louisiana
for Cass Ohio. IS for Cass, 3 for Douglas, io
Butler, for Houston. kentucky, II Tor Pierce
Tennessee, l3 for Pierce. Indiana, Is for Cass
!linois-ust this State about to vote, i
being evident that Pierce would obtain the nom
nation, New York and other States proposed Il
change their votes, &c. When the ballot closed
ali had changed, making the result Of the full bal
lot as above
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REGULATIONS.
DEPhRrMEST OF THR lNTERf01,
WAgEtNGvON. June >. 1852.

DgpARrMENT oF THR INTERfou,
WAsBtNGToN, June 5, 1852.
IST Whenever an appeal from the decision of a
j bureau is taken to this Department, the subject
shall be Immediately referred 20 the head % TIE
Bureau from which the appeal - taken. with IN
ti0ns to report soon practicable upon tho
subjcct-u Ia to- Of the appeal; and when the rcpe {
10 received at the Department it shall be imm,-
diatcly duckcted (notiug the date when received
and the alto ncy, or other person appealing, 6ha /
be notified 10 file, within fifteen days from such mo-
ticc, any argument which he may propose to SUBJ
nj; Oh tho questions involved in the appeal
%. After an appeal has been taken. 10 new Cyi-
dcrcs will be received by the tpar,ucnt; nor viii
any argument be received after tie lapse Of teen
days from the time notice shall be given to the a3
pcilaut or his agent Of he dockctng Of the uppcnI
unless, Tor good cause shown. the Tune shall have
been enlarged before the expiration Of the said ti
teen dayl.
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Interior
ID &. GODDARD,
June div Chef Clerk
Z ECTuREs ON HISTOLOGY, delivered ~ the
II Royal College OF Surgeons Of England IN
Elementary Tissues d rIau,s AID Animals ~
John QucNctt, illustrated hy 80 wood.cu's.
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PROSPECTUS Oh THE SIGSAL!"
4 NhIg Campaign Paper TO be Published
thc Ctty of Washington.

nt the City of Washington.
The undersigned proposes to publish a weekly
journal under the above tile, O. be devoted u the
supuur Of che nominee for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency OF tic Nm0 Convention that Is 20 as
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The fret number will De is-ucd on Wednesday,
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the results Of which will be given in fell in toe last
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In the New Jcrscy Wing Convention, James G
King, in the course Of a speech, said:
"As TO Mr. Fillmore, he has done ne well as could
be expected in tho peculiar circumstances in which
he came into power. a Vice President coming
into power has great disadvantage. lie has no
friends on whom 10 rely, and there is always ne
ccssarily some confusion and comparison with
the administration Of the President into whose
lariy Mr.. Fillmore ha, DONE " grorts hci he has
administered trei."
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yKvANTED-A NURSE; colored person pre-
w ferred None need apply without good
Communications. Inquire at the corner OF 9Th and
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@F- Medical Association or thc District OF
Coiumbia.-An adjourned meeting will be held
at the Washington lutrmat on "Wednesday morn
ing, June 9th. at IL o'clock Full attendance De-
particularly rCgucstCt
k. STONE, Secretary.
June 7-NonTuWrd
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ON MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 7,

The Manager has great pleasure IN being able 10
the celebrated "a t5te, Mad'lle LOLA MONTEL.
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We arc indebted to Adams s. CO. for late Panama
papcrs.
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LIrraLL,s LIvlNa AeE.-No. ERE. 20.

CtNTENIBs
! 1--WE Years Residence in the Wet Iudics.-
Spectator.
? Campbell and the Danish Professor. Dublin
JniU,rnfg Nogdsinc
Blind Rosa Shapes Magazine.
Starvation Of Patagoniau Missionaries. SJtc
fGior.
.. Nursery Litcrsture.-F ra,p's Mdgdsine:
6. Tea Districts Of China and India Spectator
: GrCtua Green Household ~ Ords.
). Narratives from Criminal Trials IN Scot
land .-- Eramintr.
9. The Eclipse Of Faith.--Sptcfoior
10 How TO settle Governments aud - ynastiCs ~
Wnit.-Iho Future Of Austria -- Austrian Officers,
and their English Victim Arrival OF an Ex.Dic.
Death OF che Grand Duke Of Baden. - EIam-
inu and Spectator
II Illustration in a French vicgc. Cbambos's
Journal
with Poetry aud Short Articles
WAsmSorov, December %, l~t5.
Ui1ll the Periodical Journals devoted 20 Iitcra.
,urc and Science which abound in Europe and IN
this country This has appeared tome 20 De the most
useful IL ,outalus, indeed The exposition only u
the current literature Of The English lungua re- bu,
this, by its immcutc extent and comprehension
incluaCs portrliturc 81 the human mind in ths
utmost expansion OF tue prctcnt erc.
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RoBBrRIKs ASD ARREsT.-Thomas Frickmore,
alias " Tom Doebob," lad about fifteen years Of
age. was arrested and committed TO Jail on Satur-
day, charged with robbing the stores OF Mcssr'.
Hllmcad and c. X. Byrne. near the Centre Market,
In May last
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-North
4 \ street, Capitol Hi, first door above Mr.
Ssrivcucr's with or without board Apply on the
premises Or 10 Mr.. SCrivCnCr. June 4-Itu
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AccIpESr.-On Saturday last, Constantine Ed.
wards, an apprentice to Mr. Hiram Richcy, fell 25
or 20 feet from house in the OF erection for
II. NJ. Morht esq., on -Four. nnd a hall street, and
received some severe injuries, which will confinc
him TO the house l.r several weeks.
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New Jersey Whig-.

Joss,n BANcaorg, Secretary.
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ISDUsTRIAL CoSoREss.-The last day Of the scs-
zion Saturday was passed in the discussion Of
resolutions on.yarious subjects. general com
mltcc Of five was appointed 10 take care Of tho
Interests Of the Congress during The ensuing year
Providence. X. /, was agreed upon as TIE place OF
it, next annual meeting; and the Congress adj.
journcd Sane die.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
TO the Voters efCampbei,Conn,y

FslIor- CT ,rc,s: | I'm bccomc so common Ia
introduce candidates for ,iiicc though tho medium
If n, w-papcrs lnvi4li: on them frcque' unucI
,cl ,uopv.'t,.at ! almost tc< Inr uf ,fctiis NJ,
purpose iy ii. even 20 riofurr n corsi1or'tc
reading uf',his communication. though addrcs>.d
"a the ciii,cns cf the county in all caudaf; rot
with tanding cannot pcrIn the present occa sion
To pass. Withhold; biinting to notice one nfihc
ditla,rs fi- tie Office rt Prosecutor for ihccuu ~
there are six candidates for the Office all OF
whom are gentlemen az gren. responsibility
| and worth Assuming that these gentlemen Urn
cqunl ricrc i ono circun,tancc thar gives 70 Mn
NuRnEtL the rrcpnnd"rancs. and That Il. thu: ~
l. 4 resident ut the Court House. and wru'd ~
WAYS be ia readiness 70 rrtcnd iuIhc duties Of ,ht
office promptly; it has no. unlr.quc t!y happened
(rn intend the remark = general ouc, appca-
BE to nj, tho countries where tho Attorney resides
AWAY fr m The Court llunsc.) tia, the Courts (,
tho cx,niaation Of cal inls in vncitnnsl have
failed To make Tint examination on account # fhs
lbsencc oi the Prosecutor N Il the prisoners Eav'
bee, dcain.d until the sitting Of the regular
nf the Curt: AID then upon examination wonld be
discharged as they ought to have hcrn before. hut
for tho rcnson above given. Mr.. Murrelfs nrntion
being flvdr ,hle nne, otghr To way weigh the rir
zrs OF Lvrchiurg it will with the riizcns nf the
rounfy lirgr the county p, oper has always nj ted
the town IN the election If member toihr Lrgis-
re. and accorded 10 it TINT privilege though q
town w,s NOT entitled such separate aud di-ihri
Representation apart from the county hv Law, fhi-
then has been matter of 6. urte-y by the county
p,oyfr towards L,nt?Iure rs n town. mud in turn
it would he fair and us for III" town To contribute
IN this election for n counrv officer by selecting nne
of tho ciizrns of the county. distinct from the
Town: and hy no fnan would the Duties Of the Office
10 lu,, ed 70 with hi0'y. should il he your
pleasure to elect him than hv .fohr C. Murrcll.
ONE OF TIE PEOPLE"
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place Of holding the courts For the SAID
county. The county Court Hoaec nov
hriuy in Riel,mond.
o. nioti,n Of Mr. Whccler.ihe Commit
ir,. of Privileges an Eicctin,is " as insiruc
! ted TO enquire mo the e.pclirncy Of r..
storing tl,. law Ia relation tn the arq Isl
lion I,y aliens "fthc rish Of citizenship h
ih,. Commonwealth 10 wliarit Vi as l,fio. ID
tn. FIRST ofJuly. 1870.
o. moiinn Of Mr.. Mcdonald. the Com
niit,.r Of Roads md Internal Navigation
was instructed 10 impure INTO and rrppri
upon the ,xprdicncy Of cI'ar,ering Com
pan. to h,.id a ralroad. commenting nj
the Virginia line nj or near " here the said
line crosses the Monongahela river, run
ming I.y the way Of Morganiowu. Far
,nout. C.arksbury aud Weston. ard dow II
Elk Run to the q ca, kanax ha, intrrscc-
ting at Charleston the Virginia Central
Rail ni,i aud the James River inprnve
u,.nr- AID terminating al the mouth of BIZ
SanIy. IN the ken'ucks Inc.
a hi from the Senate. Oh rnging paIl
Of he 'niling Ii e l.tiu zen i!ir cpurii,.s
If Janos Civ AMI York Mas tpes>cd.
Th,unini~hel hrisnrss o. Yesterday nh.
bill n ling he terms "fihr District Cnulr-
aid The. places of holding s,ii Courts.
was resumed A hong and anmted lis,
Fcnssdn eii~hcd on the place ii,r holding The
r"ur' Tor tie 'la!!i district. Aiicr the re-
j'rrion Of -e''r il pares proposed Marion
Coni House ua- adopted by the HOUSE
Ayes 10: noe. AZ.
ca. Mitchell w West of Arrnuac. WI.
-l,,-i.'i (n' other rc;s II hri' z III uo'iina-
IL nj G. neral To- the 21,t 3 .ade Virgin
ia Militia 10 >rp IN the ,arancs causeh iiy
III. resi- nation Of Gen. Sni;ih Norrne hnu,
Join vote wi'h The sen ~: 'For Mirilrl
w. Wrs' las. George TYr BY 6. Eauiu
+. Mapp s. Henry A. Wise 1.
A c"ni nuiiicalon was ~ s,.nicI BIZ ths
) q krr. from ;. Price, rr-i.ning lis seal
il The Hnus, Of Delegates from Grrenllirr
County. the House nurhoriH,.,I The 81" ~
ktr r"i>snr a wit. ,lirccfin. AN '.lrriion 10
&c Held on thu l7ib OF MaN. To- supI.'v the
place If Mr. F.
NJ. G"nlr ofMecklrnburg. Ch4r,nnn
st the Committee al Finance. ptr-..ii G Il
bill proei.rii,.'thrt M, lir n>r grau'e nn
der eNi,'ii; avs. snil i.r srlurrd with
the c. n,lJrraii"n Tint. besides ,triax n,w
,,aih sIrh a idri"nh tax n the L,.si-iatn,
ma, i'npn-r shall i',' paid vii ia siNty jnN :
after The pass '.r Of fiir art imposing such
addil"nal tax. under Il penalty Of ioii,i-
lure Of license.
M Gnnic having explained The nrrr-
SHY FIR The ,'nnm,iirtr pa<~alr 81 The hill
The Rule Was sn>r' nl"d. The I Rad The
first. second and thir,l times an,; passed,
Alter ) O'clock the House adjnprned.
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LATEST NEWS.
Fifteen Days Later from -Caiifor-
ms3.

| NEW ORR. Apll, II.
The steamer Northern hight rived
here shortly after 9 n'cloc.s his evening
She leit San Juan on the lIhh inst. nr,i
Havana AT 6 +. Nj. an The 23l. She
brings 300 passengers and small amount
! of specie
Her passengers left San Franriscn at 6
7. NJ. ~ tie fri of April hy the Pacific.
San Juan Was healthy. und there was no
sickness on the ls,hrnns.
The California mails were 10 leave San
Francisco on the 5llI inst. Iy the Golden
Gate. for Panama.
A committee bad hrcn appointed al San
Frnn, i,en for The relief OF the North A.
m RIGA : l'assrnlc gers anda large amount
ri provisions had hcen sent Ia San j,an
The No ihsrn Light sailsi al, the ID ri
| April with $40 QUO worth OF provisions
| aud ,idrfs.
TIE merchants Of SIN Frnncisco We C
rakin., .nciisuresio bold Merchants Ex-
change.
| Mad. Biscaccianti Vas giving concc t
ID crowded hon~rs at San Francisco.
Capt. Wn. A. Burt nilhr srhr Comet
Of Baliiuon' i, charged in The San Fran
co paper. ~ iih having aI,srond,'I With his
,r-s j and about 500 900 worth of so,d-.
vhch had been pnl nn i,nari Tor Pan mia.
| Nothing NJ the last accounts had Lecn
h, arl If his whereabouts.
| Tn Steam - Pscii q her pns<aec np
pissed the ~ r,.rk of I II North Am RIGA
Sh, stood up'i- lit vi her n,a>rs. her
hrsMs an sn he pipe In their proper
places. She arpearel'.o i,r bat Hide in
| jnrd.
A If. IN ,nddus l,nd Side hid occurred
Oh The Cal y. IA II e. involving The los
"fnlr.-amonntotp property btiunging ID
| q. IA Cdmrb II.
The news from the mines is very cheer
ing. Gold rin,t i,'c"n'ng to Sn Fn,n
leo in barge q'nn ilie-. E.pe imeni+
WIRE al 0 i being III de III san naIuu Co.
IN the cnlii nti',n Of Sugar.
| The del gaze. To the B,l;n,r. C IN
vtit'on were Ia lca,c nhnu April ISL
| nm n>r nunI ".r>"i CAinrs, " ere pour.
ins 1T" San r'n'i>c".
Commercial aft ,irs al Srcrlm,n;o were
.rry iil,k and He demand Tor goods urie
sri,trd.
3nnt resn II ions had passed lie Lens.
E'tlr,'im @iructinl the men efs III Congress
J." exrtt idrin-'ltrs ~ procure The passage
"f !IIl establishing anuiIier semi indnlllv
line "f mail >trtnr's.
A ii prohibiting gambling had been
| defeated.
Ad,icc< fom Honolulu 10 Mach IOrh
stale HAL rrrr!.l eruption al the NJ tna o,l
M"ni tam in Htw All had lak'n ,jacr. T. i
lara poir:'d la torrents do~n the side OF
; the volcano.
Tie %, eanmciit Of tie Sandwich l.
lands La | issued an order for rcciprncal
dujirs un certain aill, les Nuh the / ni,cd
STAIRS
MARKETS. Thr San Francisco ma
k,i>. hal i,,,n rsk i,r an kiuI, ul' ", a.
y Stu krun. Sacrirncnio and Mar, !, ill.,.
tie >tae Of hit~inrss Mas cheering. Tue
Stock mirhrI i active aud uuchun .rJ .--
Mess beef i scarce and price ii.h.-
Fork i ac'ivr at extreme rates. Cote
i, tending upwards. Sugar is very ar-
tive. Flour nrchan4ed. Whi,kcy TX.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
4 ,IaAAl. GOUDs-FOis Cash..

~ aln now receiving a large and comrl''e az
| .ortmcnt efuow SPRING ard SUMMER Gt cDSt
cr;s rFsinE the istc-t and most fsshionnh" vHf" :
tics and style. imported thi- scosot--~ h,ri an
Offering n.uuusuaIly low p,irc.., Intending y. I'll
for CASH 10 be satisfied with ANAL lsotiss.
and thereby win make il TO The interest ofal! Ia
give me- Il cnli--S hich mot cordially solicit H-us
those having Goad. Ia buy. viii promise as mY-
uy nduccmrnt. IL the way Vf Styles. prizes. AID
large aud we'll selected stock 80 pick iiu'n, rs can
be fnurd In az ettahli>Ameri Ii ihr state.
! deem ii needless 10 give even tho hsnds or
hranehes eoaro, ing my srock, % my long expert,
euoo has taught the wants VI every siuss ~
dealers. Suffice Il therefor, to shy. thu, ] feel ~.
surei um fully prepared 10 answer thr ,lt rnnds
otall-niis. k AL to coll JOHN q. MEM.
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