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PEISrING OFFICE oKEs.-It is Gus
tomary IN some printing Offices, when
particular green youth commences
learning his trade, to make him the
subject Of various joke. lie is often
sent to anci@hboring office for an i'm
asinary article, and wholly original in
the minds oftlosc who perpclratc the
Jokes. Omcc upon il time Il boy WAS
sent to KS Office for "a quart of cd
toria!." lie was sent back with Il
"JuchusS." This was rather severe up
on the jpkcrs, but they Immediately
told the boy to % to Ks and tell
him it WAS the 'cditorial'' they want
ed and not the editor.
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FEAR OF RIDICuLE.-lhc fear Of rid
iculc has rcprcssed myriads of gcncr-
Gus impulses. Against this weakness
OF character, we cannot be too much
on our guard; for it is ore of the little
foxes that spoil our tender gr;,pcs.-
Speaking OF the influence which ridi-
cue cxcrts, Sidney Smith says:-I
know of no principal which it is of
more Importance to fix in the midst of
young people. than that Of the most
determined risitancc to the cncroach-
:nonts OF ridicu!o. Learn from Your
earliest days to inllrc your principles
against the peril: OF rdcnlc. You
cam no more exercise your reason if
you live in constant dread Of laughter,
than you can enjoy your life you are
III constant terror Of death. If YOU
think it light to differ from the times,
and TO make Il stand for any valuable
point OF morals, do it. however rustic,
however antiquatcd, however pcdantic
it may appear; DO il. not for insolcncc,
but seriously and gladIy-as man
who wore a soul Of his own in his bo-
som, and did not wait till il was crca-
ted into him by the breath Of fashion.
7Lctmc call you mean, if yml know
you arc just; hypocritical, you are
honestly religious; pusillanimous, if
you feel you arc firm, Resistance
soon converts unprinciplcd wit into
sincere respect; and no after time can
tear from you.thosc feelings which cv-
cry man carries within him, who has
made a noble and successful cxcr,i IL
IN Il virtuuus cause"
1t should always be borne in mind,
that ridicule, for the most part, Is, a
weapon used by the weak. the mali
cions; and the ungcncrous by men
who take an evil delight in wounding
others, and linderimg the good they
would accomplish. Against the mean
attacks Of such, ever present the shield
Of manly indifference. - 4Lthnrs Home
Gazette.
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LJfBROIDERTE,S

Extra super FRENCH NEEDLE CnEMrsErrEs
Gi Or me richest descrpllo and finest quality
friccs from 81 - to SO piece.
Richest and latest styles French needle work
LACE and MUSLIN COLLARS i'll a very large
variety.
Superb NEEDLE EMBROIDERED LINEN
CAMpRIc iiANDKEECiiEfs, also superior as
sorImcnt Of plain ditto.
Cambria and Swiss MUSLIN EpGINGs.
fRilIs, BANDS, 1NsEETISGs, &C., of the best
qualities and newest styles of Imported Nce,lc
Work.
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l:i! ;s:;;s
sitioEs Vent the o,fnls; the I,s.f,ers e,S
esra bur ii. of shs fact that itSilIbe
new our readers. we give ilaa lace
IN our columns r. IS sf Z ~
.rhe noIdss Pray ii Aorostic.
ord md King Who reign'st enthrohtd on
Aisl sSsi.
sasslles of Light! Mysterious Deity!
an Inc great aI-the last, the first
ars rghieoips, holy, merciful and just
IN realnis Of glory, scenes where angels sing,
! fedssn is the dwelling. place Of God our King.
aiioscd Thy name, which doll, all names
trarisceld, Ss
! lhtti adored, our great Almighty Friend,
ashS glory hines beyond crcalion's space,
sNarieds in the book of justice and of grace,
e is,gsioHl towers beyond thy starry skies;
Il dom sss.a .anic falls, but thine shall rise
Gone, lett thine empire, Q, thou Holy One.
great md everlasting will be done
God make known his will, his power dis
play
ss3esits the work of mortals too obey,
lI3one in the great, the wondcrous work oflovc,
{ On Cavalry cross he died, but reigns above,
;I2arth bears the record in thy holy word.
s AS hcafe adores thy love, let earth, Q Io.L
nc shines tra.iscendent in the eternal skies,
Z IS praised in heayen--for man the Saviour
dies.
i,i Songs immortal, angels land his name,
y sHcdpen shouts With joy, and saints his love
proclaim.
S tsiraSlis, o Lord our food, nor cease 10 give
- -,
Z ltsslrepcri food, on which our souls may live
s our boon to-day, and days to come,
: s!a;:yf without end, in our eternal home;
4 sl)ssrf needy souls supply from day to day,
/. Daily :nssist, and mid us when we pray;
I Bread though we aux, yet, Lord, thy blessings
lend i
Forgive ursins which in destruction place
y ssQs-the vile rebels Of a rebel race.
Oar follics, fruits and ,respasses forgive
5s5Debts which we e'cr can pay, or thou receive,
isEWe, OH Lord, our,neighbors' faults o'crlook,
y Ne beg thou'ttst blot ours from thy memury's
book;
: lorgivc, our enemies; extend thy grace
Oar souls to save, cen Adams guilty race
/. Debtors TO thee in gratitude and love,
and iniihat duty paid by saints above,
stl cad from sin, and i'll thy mercy raise
Us fr6mithe iempter and his hclish ways;
4 A3Sotsin Solir own, but in his name who bled,
\ sifto thine enr we pour our every need.
& ealpfdtion's fatal charms help lis to slur,
! I3pts maypwe conquer through thy conquering
lls ssss Son:
y DeiipeTA us: from all which can annoy
world, aud may our souls destroy;
s s From alls calamiiics which men bcidc,
IpiL and death, oh turn our feet aside,
4 For We'are mortal worms, and ccave TO clay;
/ I'Rhia It's TO rule, and mortaIs TO obey
sIsnot thy mercy, Lord, forever free,
The whole creation knows no God but thee
and empire i'll thy presence fall;
! King eternal Teigiis tic King of all
2 I2o,per iswith thee-to thee be glory given,
SSAnd be thy name ndored by earth and heaven.
.lIhe praise Of saints and angels is thy own
4 aGiorysto q thee, the Everlasting One,
ssForeuer be ,hy triune named ndored.
Amen Iosanna b!essed BE the Lord
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C2oCaClsA1Ggg $50
AT THE ohD STAND OF S. ~ ]. Gn.nER

At THE oLD STAND OF S. " ]. GILBERT.
lnae = $. 81 T.. NJ. GLIB ERT
(tFsAa4S1sTH2.- t5s9}e,94I5S2 continue the CARRTAGE-
-AAz------Sss1--B USiNESS at the above
Staud-No. 35 and DO Wcntworlh. street,
ChnrIeston-whcro they vii be pleased to
exhibit to their old friends and customers
a very extensive Stock Of Vehicles, com
prising those Of their own manufacture,
together with various other styles usually
fount N this market. Their long acquaint.
ancc with this market ms manufacturers
and dealers will enable them to offer great
inducements to purchasers bothain styles
and prices.
81 August 2i, / S52. e 4l-tf5&
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Webb Clark s
iSUIuTEzoY zoYIL.L.E, B

f.Ess TIE subscriber We.ili
|!;lsS fully inform his patrons and he
as@Aei ass@sAAesi public generally, thai he sill u
prepared 10 accommodate all 81 lto
lima call. at the old 5stants3 reasonable
rates. His servants afes ctiy6 and attaItsS
tive, Unstable shail.be 5@el piled Siflp:
the besttlle markctswill aiilfd and q tie
domestic arrangements of lis 2esl i,Iislis'
ment sliall be orderlY8ands neat. Ilc lc4
pectiuly snicits a share OF ~ fpliit &C. rs
Nf8lS B ts,ll u e
sapEis ss1sss
March %, 1853
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HRs tpET QboTiYE LAwYER.-Ar-
dent Young men, fresh from the schools,
in their early attempts at the bar, arc
yery apt to adopta flowcry bombas
stic sly le{otN language and sentiment
.Ehereis s.indeed, ,muititudcs ofinstanccs
8 at;the bar, aistrong temptation to mag
s;nifyand embclish things essentially
trivial beyond all reasonable bounds;
andsthe -sanguine young lawyer, espc,
skcinlly. anxious to make the most pow
Sertul effect on the minds of the Jury.
and succeeding III his first efforts, be.
comes! fiorid and bombastic before he
SFis saware.
But seldom is such plcadcr more
SHARPLY dealt with by senior brothers
than in the case following
There was in the town of b., in
81 Vest Tennessee, Il young lawyer who
had studied the poets moro than the
legal writers of the age, and who
hinselfof every opportunity of
displaying his poctical requirements,
by quoting from Byron, Milton,
oungg,Yand other vcrsc-makcrs. He
;ssyasto once employed on a criminal case,
sand ,sas usual, launc he'd forth in a flow
very speech, quoting all the poets, both
a3sSlinown and unknown, until he had
worked the jury up into such state of
excitement, that they were ready to
render their virdict in his favor in.
sSstantar. The States Attorney, who
I was avery plain, straightforward man,
listened quietly to the whole speech,
( and an seemed much pleased with the
happy effort ofhis young opponent
Slowly rising from his seat after the
speech was, ended, he said
sMa8itSpleasc the court and gentle
6mensof the jury-I have, for more than
twenty years, practiccd in this court,
and kneSSnot, until my Young brothers
appearance at the bar that every law
yer had to contribute, his share of
rhyme, and 1 beg ydur kind indu!-
genceofmy ignorance Of this new style
lknow but one piece of
ssIhyme, and would never have recol-
sSleeted that, had not ;sss'ricnI Of. mine
been wicked enough pcrpctrate .
parody on it. 1T was written for n
fisherman, and ! give il !o$ The benc-
stft of the court, who will pleas, excuse
Its appropriateness, as have,nothing
better to contribute
$50 His pole was made of the sturdy oak NSs )
3s; And, Ills line a cabl6 thar never broke; ySA
He bated his hook with tigers tails, &
And sat on n rock and bobbcd for whales. 4
My friend, whose couch was nfes.
tied Nitla species of insect whichs
noted for its biting and skipping pro.
pensities, altered it to the following :
ssIs His polewas made fthe pcacock's feather,
aEe And his line composed of the finest tether,
8 lie baiied his hook with mites of cheese,
Ahd:sa on his bed to bob for fees -
This burlesque was received with
roars oflaughtcr, and the discomftcd
\ ssyoang lawyer retired, having the NOR.
8tification of hearing u verdict rendered
against his client.
ABss sos. .--~~~~~>,-~>
The Down East Debating Society,""
having dismissed the question, "Wherc
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''Saily, you seem ignorant in gcog-
raphy. will examine you in grant
mar. Take the scnte:cc, Marriage is
a civil contract Parse Marriage ?"'
Marriage is noun, because it is
a name. And though Shakespeare
asks, what's Il name and says that II
rose by amy other name would smell
as sweet, yet marriage being il noun,
and therefore II name, ergo, there is
something i'll q name" "Gnod
We'll, W hat is the case Of marriage ?''
Don't know, SIR Decline it and
sec" Don't feel at liberty to decline
marriage after having made Bill the
promise have Id rather coniugatc.n y
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China, Glass and
EAn. EAn.T5.j:aEE!,rJUT.AR !. j:aEE!,r vi
Direct Ignportations,
II. E, 1JICHOLS,
COLUMBIA, s. c.

y -AIp Iu>t !tCHlEct uTtCt rom INC man
nA ulac,urcrs in i.ngland and France,
and by recent vessels from The North "A
very complete AVID varied assortment of the
above named GOODS, comprising all the
new patterns and shapes; among which
are best
WHITE GRANITE or STONENARE, F.,
Chiua finish 4 superior article;
Blue and olhcr C"lorcl Ware, OF new
styles;
French and Enylah China, new shapes,
plain WAITE Gold and decorated
Rich China Dinner and I'ca.sc;ts, and
beautiful Fancy Articles in the Inc
Cut, Mouldcrcd ana Polished Glassware,
OF every kind;
Dynlts Patent Camphcnc, Store, Office,
and ParIor Lamp, a superior article;
Wchb's Patent Oil and Lard Lamps. a new
article giving great light and brlliancy
Tea Trays, best Table Cutlery and Pal
ted Caaiors, Spoons, Forks, &c.
housekeeping articles, in great variety;
Crates of assorted Wares. oi desirable and
new styles, by Wholesale;
Packages OF EuubcrS, Flusks, Sc, low
by the package
Having complete arrang mcnts for obtain
ing our Goods direct from the manuac-
lnrcrs we can and will olcr rare induce
mcnls, either by Wholesale or Retail =
Orders attended 10 promptly.
IL. II. NICHOLS.
Columbia, April II, 1888 2l-tf
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Esobclnsuck,s g,frc- E,;,,s

haoDIhnSssSN'S ~ E%EEcs H"EksS.
~" part ot The system is more liable 10 disease
than the LIVER, il serving as n Gltercr TO pnri
" me blood, or giving the proper sccrslon 10
t!ie 'hic so That any wrong action of the Liver
effects lhc other importan, parts of the system,
and results varionsly, in Liver. Complaint,
Ihnnulce, Dyspepsia, DC. We should therefore
Watch every symptom that might indicate n
wrong action Of the Liver These Pills beino
composed of Roofs and PLANTS furnished bv
'iaturc TO heal the sick Namely, lst. An Ey.
PEcTonANT, which ..ugmel.is the secretion from
The pulmonary mucus membrane, or promotes
the discharge OF secrcted matter. 2nd, An Ar.
|, ,RESArIvE, which changes in some inexplicn.
bic and in sensible,annncr the certain morbid
action OF the system. 3rd, a IONIC, which
gives tone am, The sytiiT,Ih..
renewing health and rigof 10 all parts of the
BODY. 4ih, a CATIIARTrc, which acts in Eer.
lect harmony with the other ingredients, and
operating on the Bowels, and cxpelng tile
whole mass OF corrupt aud vitiaie,s matter, and
purifying the Blood, which destroys disease and
restores health.
SCO oum m@loGa
You will find these Pills M invaluable mctIi-
cine III many complaints TO which you are snb-
lect In obsiructions either total or partial they
nave neen found ofinesiimahle benefit, restoring
,heir functional arrangements 10 n healthy nc
lion, purifying the blood and other fluids so
eiiecluhiiy toput to flight all complaints which
may nrise from female Irregularities, as head
ache, gi!.dincss, dimness OF sight, pain in tile
side, back, &c.
None genuine unless signed J. Y. IfoDENsAcK,
All OILERS bclEg base Imitation.
PRiCE-Ei CU l5 CTS.
l=V Agents wishing new supplies, an,l Store
KEEPERS dcsirous OF becoming Agents must adj
dress hII me Proprietor, J. n. lOBENSACk,
Philadelphia, Pa.
f4r snla by Nil Druggists and Merchants in
+. NJ. ConEN, Charleston, Wholesale Agent,
for the State.
August 10Th, 1852 42-ly
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NEGRO Shoes,

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture Of from Four TO Five Thousand
pairs Of the above article by The FALL. For
reference as TO quality, he you'd respectfully
refer persons who may be dispose to purchase
OF him, to those who palronized him Inst year
As TO price, hewill guarantee them as low as
Gan be afforded. ~
May 22 Q J MORO AN "
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D. J, WINN,
MARAlR&R &S %hAA.NR.

las jIlsl received from Baltimore and New
York, Il large and well selected stock OF
asIOnGcIotils, Cas,iiaaercs and
KESIINGS,
the fn.st and best that has ever been brourh,
To this market.
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sMNr mGi@@a

The subscriber having discontinued the Drug
Business will devote his whole time to the prac.
tice of medicine Those wishing his professions
al surv ices will find him at all times at his resi-
dencc in the Viliege.
S. MELETT', NJ. d.
Jan. 10 1853, lily
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Through Fare from Charles
TON TO BALTIMORE $3.50;
TO PHILADELPHIA Sl9;
AND TO NEW-YORK $50.

tilAINl.Et> YIN, -. \,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot OF
I.aurens-st. daily at 3, p. III. after the
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
MiNGTON, n. c., from which point
two daily trains are dispatched al 8 y. NJ;
and , Z. NJ; McS O'Clock oniy connecting at
Weldon with The lines 10 Petersburg,
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Phila-
dc!pha, and Ncw-Yurk. The public is
respectfully informed that the steamers OF
these lines, are in first rate condition, and
are navigatcd by well known and cX-
pcr!cnced commanders; The Rail Roads
are in fine order, Uhe Wilmington
and Weldon. as well as tho Scahoard
and Roanoke having recently been rclaid
with heavy T'raD thereby securing both
safety and despatch. BY these routes
passengers avalImg themselves OF the
FIRST TRAIN may reach Baltimore in
10 hours. Philadelphia in 10 hours, and
New York III so IL hours; and by Tic
SECOND TRAIN they arrive in Bal
tmoro in 80 hours, Philadelphia in So
lIonrs, and New ort in 81 I-1 hours.
Through tickets can alone he had from
T.. WINSLOW, Agent the Wilmington
and Raleigh Rail Road Company. at the
Office of the Company, foot Of Laurcns
street, Charleston, S. c., 10 whom please
apply.
March %, 1872. 22-tf
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Can't, Walker & Co.,

ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
CHARLESTON, s. G..
Receive and sell Cotton, Corn, Flour,
and all other articles OF l'roNucc. ana give
personal attention TO the scIrc on OF Fan-
ly Supplies.
Commission for selling Cotton, Fifty
Gents Der bale.
JAMES l.. CAN'T. WHITFIELD v-ALKrr.
EDWAED CAN'T.
R"icrcncc-C"l. II. |. Moses and r. C..
Richardson, i,Sq.
August u, 1882 1l-Gm
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The Down East Debating Society,""
J fiaylpg dismissed the question, "Wherc
J does fire 50 toswhensit goes out ~ lavc
set g new and more exciting one up:
- w hen ashouse4is onafife, does it burn.
up, on does5it burn down ~
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~ I.SO,-

Every description and quality Of Gloves; Dress
Hats made up 10 order; Caps, silk Crava,s.
Silk Pocket linndkerchcls and Neck Ties.
Linen Shirts, do. Collars, Merino Undershir,s
do Drawers, with every article that is worn by
gentlemen, which he oilers on reasonable terms,
and solicts call from his old customers. md
The citizens ofthe District generally
Sumtcrvile, Nov. 18th, 1882 3-tr
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CABINET WAREROOM.
e.. W.. ANDREWS

eseeTg-4r=-a TAKES this method Of
g. ss.sSsssssssssss.S s.sSsssssssss.S informing The citizens of
es.Jt--------ss Sumtcrvil!e and vicinity that
he l0s opened in Sumtervillc, opposite the new
presbyterian Church, !. CABINET WARE.
ROOM, where he will keep for sale, cheap, all
such furniture as comes under this department
of his trade, which he will warrant of good
material and vii! furnish for casi, at Charles
ton prices, all descriptions of Furniture made.
Repairing executed at The shortest notice.
Mahogany and plain Collins furnished with.
out delay.
Having procured the services of Mr. C. w.
DAVIS, he is prepared to furnish Metallic Plates
engraved in any style.
a. the suhsriber asks is 4 fair trial, and
hopes by pnnctual attention 10 business and
easy terms, TO merit public patronage.
February II, 1852. l7-Iy
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Ready made Clothing for Cents and Youths,
ofcrery qnnlity and description. Having Sc.
lecicd the Goods, and had them made up to or
uer, lie can warran, The work.
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OLD STOMACH q, icosfpI.A5Ilr

y H .f RS =
There is no form of Old Stonac Iii ( oinp Emit
which il does moi seem III rearls and reinaS Ass
once. No mailer how bad lhey Inny be, IL gives
instant relief! A&siagle dose fTenios oses an
unpleasant symptoms and il only needs 10 be@
repeated for short time 10 ma kes these sood
effects permanent. Parity Of i2 2lootl and i.,of-
Of BODY follow Mt once. IL is particuiaF eS ed
lent in cases of Nausea Vomiting Cramps
Soreness of the p, OF the Stomac tsiress atie "a
eating, low, cold state Of the Bluna, irisss,
Lownoss OF Spirits Despontlency E,inapiat ION, h
Weakness, tendency 10 Insanity Suicide tsc. 81
DR.. lIonghtons Pelsia, is sold by 3rieas ii 5al
the dealers III fine drugs md Popular AIedienes,
throughout the United States 1T Is prepsfed in:
Powder and i'll Fluid forI1- sand in Prescripiion!
walls for the use OF Physicians. -
Private Circulars for Sthe nse Of z physiGiaas;
may he obtained Of DR.. H6nshtDn or his ii gents
describing The whole process of pre- paratioii, ard,
giving the auth critics upon which the claims 9i
this new remedy are based, rs il is notg set.ret
remedy, no objection can be raised against jts5
use by Physicians in respectable stand NJ 4. ~
regular practice. Price, OasaD lar phTs fits So
s OBSERVE THIS Every bot4s pfs lie
genuine PEPSlN bears the written 81 igna aiiira c 81
J. $. HouGmToN, NJ d., sole Iirppriefeg Piiil-9
ndelphia, Pa. Copyright and Trade ii ark Sse
cured.
,G:Y Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In
Medicines. Il q gssi y IS
For sale in Sumterville
MILLER 81 IIIsll
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRaUDED.

Bay no book unless "Dr. a. NJ. aIaurceau, 1os
Liberty Street. n. y" Is the title page, and the
entry in the Clerks ONCE on the back Of the title
page; md buy only OF respectable and honorable
dealers, or send by mail, nnd address to DR.. A. NJ
Nla'irIccan. rs there spurious aud surrcputiops
'nifii'Ecnirns ri crpy-rigni.
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND
PONDER:
No excuse for, Ignorance, when Ignorance
Is Wiscry 10 those we hold nenr mud
dear, mud when to dispcl our Ignorance
Is Within our reach.
To enable every one TO decide upon the indiJ.
pfnM6ia necessity of possessing copy and that no
wife, or mother need remain un;nforncd upon the
many causes. which, later. are destined 10
make fearful ravagcs upon her health unlcs, guarded
against, and that no considcra,c and aTeclionate
hsbanh have cause TO upbrad himself with neglect
of the welfare OF his wifea pamphlet of thirtv-sS
pages containing. fiiL cie-l;d0e and JnOesp Of Con-
knfs, together with extracts from the book, will be
sent nee Of Charge IL any part Of the Uniied Stnies
by addressing, postpaid, Us herein. f
W!icn knowledge Is EInppincss, 'tis cul-3
,rabie to5be ignorant.
4 ~ On rccsIp. Of One Dollar (f.ir il,s fine El
sion. extra blniE ~ rTrE bfhEHrEE .sRttSiisN.S5 Z
Hl i. IS sent fiiiaiL,
ed Gat) 80 my part OF the United Stptes, i et
ters G,ns be poet paid. aud 10
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hit oice, No 100 Liberty Street, New York.