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Marine Affairs,

THE STEAMSHIP JAMES ApGER.-A meeting OF the pas.
sepges of the steamship James Adger, her late trip
to tb city, hsld, at which resolutions passed
expressive OF their high appreciation Of the conduct Of
Captain DtkpsoD Mr. Emerson NJ Bsrrtt, the irst and
Mr.. Henry p Powers the second engineer, the occa
sion Of the accident to the machinery Of the vessel II
ao determined to present the first and second epg
~th gold watch in memory of the event. bearing
the following nscription-'Presented to -, engineer
Of the steamship James Adaer by the passengers
board for his courage and skin in saving the ship and
passengers from imminent peril the 26th june 1858
The tbauks Of the passengers also rendered to Cap
tain Benne Of tho steamship Osprey, for his valuable
assistance in towing the James Adger to the Capes Of the
Delaware.
Tgs PAssENcSRs WILLIAM AND MARy.-The bal
Of the passengers Of the ship William and Mary ar
rived at New Orlpnna, the Goth ultmc, in the British
tchooner Clyde. They number twenty Ave. The follow
ing are their names-willam Fitzgerald, Ann Fitzgerald
James Ferrist d. Doyle Pat Sealy, James Burk, Nor
boof James KinkinIer, Anton Ansled. A. Bing. James
Kocphs, Rudolph sontes Valentine Emngsr, Ann hsu,
7. Turnbr Hugh Fitzpatrick, John Dolard Dennis CAL
laqhas Edwsx6 Doherty, Lake Stewart. lsaoels Stewart
Anne Stewart, Hss Stewart, Pat Heron, Philip NtypA
tgsck.
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SUPPOSED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EXCITEMENT.
OswEGo, July g. 1858.
Another fire broke out this morning, about one
o'clock in the large hardware stare establishment Of
Knyop, Collins, Co., in West 0swego The upper sto-
res, occupied by three lodges of Odd Fellows and for
law Offices, we're completely gutted. Kinyon and Co.
saved their goods though much broken and damaged BY
water. Their loss goods Is about $780, The loss
the building, which was owned by John Carpenter, is
about 81 500, which Is covered by insurance The Odd
Fellows lose about So 0O0-insurcd. II is thought to
have been the work of incendaries and much conster
nation prevails en- the subject.
The 0swego and United States Hotels both
fire last evening ard the City Hotel likewise set
fire during the night; but damage done n either
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Fsom Washington city.
APPOINTMENTs-THE NEW POSTAL ENvELOPEs-AR-
RIVAL OF A NUNCIo-THE METROPOLITAN RAIL
ROAD, ETC.
WASHINGTON July 6, 1853.
Mr. Copeland of New York has been appointed Chief
Engineer of the Navy, vice Mr.. Stuart, resigned.
Captain John Kahn, Of Indianapolis has been appoint
ed Route Agent upon the Madison indianapolis and Terre
Haute Railroad.
tits stated that the appointment of the Boston Post
master has been agreed upon aud that Mc Gordon wi
in few days, receive notice to retire. The of his
successor will shortly be disclosed.
Mr.. Nesbitt's statement, to the effect that he has
written to the department for permission to leave his
advertisement off the prepared envelopes exces good
deal Of here We assured that be never
had permission to put it on, and that the department
has promptly notified him that more envelopes will be
received bearing his name.
Hon. D. Disney, of Ohio from present appearances
will be prominent candidate for the speskerahp at the
next session of Congress, in the House.
Archbishop Bedns Nuhco TO tie Brazis arrived here
this evening" and accompanied by the Rev. Mr Vetue
Of the London mission English secretary. They stop
at the National Hotel.
The Union of this morning says government is taking
energetic step in regard to the eheries and the rights
spd interests Of fsh hermen will be fully cared for.
The RepsJc says that the President will be accompa-
Ded in his visit to the Cry stn Palace by secretaries
The subscriptions TO the Metropolitan Railroad opened
yesterday and 10 600 shares amounting to half
million Of dollars TAKEN The subsc cibers will
10 elect directors on 2Sth July
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TRENTON July Q, 1893.
An argument concluded to day, before the United
States Circuit Court, Judge Grer presiding, motion
made behalf Of John D. Hager of Poughkeepsie Y,
Tor order compel John R. Thomson, E. A. Stevens,
ard others, formerly directors of the Now Brunswick
Steamboat and Canal Transportation Company to pro.
duce certain books said to contain the evidence of fraud
by which Hsger former stockhoder unfairly dealt
with in settlement with said company and also to open
said settlement, with view to resssessment of the
amount due him. The court granted ths order.
Tie OF the chip Georgia, wrecked Long Beach,
Little Egg Harbor the Sd Of December 1882 was finally
closed by distribution Of the sale of aid vessel to the
bellapt Thomas Bond The to 81 o65
the whole Of which swallowed up in the costs o.,
court except 500, which the libeaant received. His
claim 40 $50
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Assembly.

ALBANY, July g. 1868.
No quorum appeared in the House during the fore.
noep und consequently bussness could be transacted
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The roll was called and sixty eight members answered
to their names, sufficient number for the transaction Of
business.
DmATN.
Mr.. P. W. Rosx, (dem) Of st. Lawrence, desired to
amend the journal Of Friday last SO far ~ the election
OF Russell Smith as Speaker pro- tenn concerned. He
knew nothing of sny such motion or election.
Mr. ClApP (whig) Of Erie, hoped the House would con-
sidev we'll shethsr did slect Mr. Smith n Speaker before
ehsnsiDg its Journal sss im portanf hat ss ksswn
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Railroad Accident,

UTICA, July Q, 1865.
There has occurred accident the Central Railroad
at Syracuse. The rear car became detached in conse
quence Of the switch being of order ana thrown
from the track. Tho coupling struck tie. The door
burst in, and passenger severely injured. His
name was d. II. Burdstt Nobody killed. but many
prodgiousy frightened.
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CINCINNATI, July s, 1858.
IN the forgery trials the jury yesterday found Kissane
guilty the arst count of the Indictment and Findley
guilty ALL Fin6ley made his escape, but it is report
ed ttat he has been retsken this morning.
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Departure OF tho Niagara from Boston.
Bosror, July O. 1853.
Ths royal mail seamship Niagara, Captain Leitch.
sailed nom this port al TO day, With one hundred
snd twenty passengers for Liverpool and sxceu FOX
Hs'ifsx. She took out t3o, 900 In gold ingoss,
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NEWS BY TIE LIE CIR A PHI.
~~>~~~~~~>~~>~~~>~~~~~
ARkWAL OF THE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
~>>~.>~~~~~o>~~>o~>>~
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
-~~~~~~~~~~>>~~>~S~>>~
THE RUSSO TURKISH QUESTION.
News Important, but Of a Less Belligerent
Character.
~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~O>~~~~~~
Augmentation Of the Austrian
Troops i'm Italy.
~~~>~~>r.>~>~~~~>>~~~-
HdPoRTANT FROM CHINA.
oS>~~~~>~>>~>>~>o~>S~
Great Excitement Of the British at Shanghai.
->>~>>~>~-~,,4
americans Accused Of Assisting tho Emperor.
VANCE IN TTON.
y~~~~~~~~>~~>~~>-.>~->~~
Weather and Crops Favorable.
o>>~~>~>~>~~~~>~~>~~
BREADSTUFFS DECLINED.
S>~~>~>~->~~~.>~~-~-~~~~~~
Short Passage Of the Arabia.
&C., &C., &c.
ADvAN cEIN TON.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
W.ruo.l. T,v- a lQEQ

HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE. /
Wednesday, July Q, 1853.
The Royal Mail steamship America, Captain Lang from
Liverpool Saturday, June 2 arrived at this port en-
>soe for Boston, at half past six O'Clock this morning
She brings nnetysix through passengers.
On soth June off Glory Island, the America spoke q
screw steamer, supposed the City of Manchester
The America sailed from Halifax at half past 9 A. NJ,
with light west wind for Boston, where she viii be due
on thursday evening.
From the officers of the America learn that the Royal
Mail steamship Arabia Captain Judkins from New York.
Wednesday, June 1 at half past IL p NJ arrived at
Liverpool at 10 O'Clock A. Saturday June 25 thus
accomplishing the passage in about nine days and sixteen
and half hours, meantime.
Undsr the influence Of peaceful advices from the
Continent tina Cotton Market had rallied and the sales Of
the week foot up 900 bales at full and in some cases
ut slightly Increased prices.
succession of several days Of very fine weather had
sensiby affected the breadstu market, and the trans.
sections going forward very limited at reduced
prices,
The general features Of the provision market
sentiay the at the date of previous advices
Tie political from the continent is not Of deci-
ve character in regard to the difficulties between Rus
Sa and Turkey, but all appearances favorable to
Continuance Of peace
The Porte formally rejected the Cars last ultimatum
on the 16ta Of June
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NEW YORK I4EGISI,ATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.


The Senate compelled to adjourn over till to NOR.
row for want OF quorum.
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The French Empire.


MINISTERIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONSOLE
DATED.
Some changes are announced in tha ministry. The
Office of General Police suppressed and its functions
united to the Ministry Of the Interior.
NJ Maupras is appointed Senator.
The Ministry Of Agriculture Is established to which
the functions of the Ministry of Public works win be
attached, with III. Magne for Minister.
STRANGE RUMORs RELATIVE TO THE TURKISH Diff
GUILTY.
remar kabe statement current, to the effect that
the Emperor intends submit the question Of peace
war with Russia to vote of the people, On the other
hand 1t was rumored but not authenticated that the
French government had copy of the Russian Manifesto
ten days since an1 in ccDjunc,ion with England had
recommended the Porte sccede to its terms, in the
form of note, instead of treaty IL this be SO, tke
business is at once settled,
REGULATION OF THE BoNApARTE FAMILY.
The Mos1ite1 contains decree Of leveral columns.
gulatrg the affairs the Bona parte family The Em
peror assumes 10 be the tole msster of the family His
consent is necessary to make marriage or divorce OF
any Bonspate No BOnaps.ts NUT go further than
the Eml error may puaish them by arrest or exile
BURIAL OF THE poPE's NUNoIo.
Monsgtcr GsIabaldi, the Pope's Nuncio had been
buried with great pomp all the foreign ministers assist
irg at the funeral
FOREIGN MINISTER'S APPOINTED.
M NauprAs had been appointed miliser to Naples
and adolphe Barott to Brussels.
Prussia.
NEUTRALITY RELATIVE TO RUss0-rURKIsH DISPUTE.
now Understood that ia its late note, the Berlin
Cabinet takes neutral attitude, and cautiously refrans
from appsovng the condnct Of the Car, although the
family relations between the regnng families of Prussia
and Russia embarIasses the action Of the former.
THE CRoPs-wooL FAIR.
Agricultural reports fom Posen East Prussia, aud the
ssilesisn districts are highly favorable.
The Berlin wool fair had closed. Prices ruled high
with large purchases French and Belgian account.
Switzerland.
ANOTHER INSTRUCTION APPREHENDED.
The Government Of Frey burg had called out the civil
s.yuard, in fear OF another instruction.
Italy.
LARsr AUSTRIAN FORCE IN LoMBARDY, ETC.
Considerable excitement appearing in Lombardy and
Central Italy from the prospect of In the East aud
Mazrn being again reported in Switzerland Austria
q large camp near Vsresss.
IL 10 reported that the Swiss troops in the kings pay
will he withdrawn, by orders from the Rep ublic.
Another miracle. working Virgin Mary is announced
Sp0ln..
NEW MIHUTERs APPOINTED.
u. Eastor has Teen appointed Minister Of Finance,
he5a Of Trade. api talderon Bayca d Foreign Afairs
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H1Xh1y 1HtcKebuInB IiOsu OhIhu
ALARM OF THE BRITISH AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CHARGED WITH AIDING THE EMPEROR, ETC.
The Daily Ne,s, via Singapore learns that at shang
hal the British residents greatly alarmed and had
enrolled volunteers for self Defence and had landed guns
from the ships. The American residents had also held
meeting, but with much apathy merely appointing
Messrs. Cunningham wetmore, and Warren committee
to act If anything should occur
The British agent Sir George Bonham drm in his
resolve to preserve neutrality bmt the Americans had
given direct aid to the Chinese executive.
The armed brig Science, manned by Americans, and
chartered by the Imperasts attempted to pass up the
river Narkin but grounded and became total wreck.
The SusquehaDna fgate also attempted to reach the
city, but from want of water had to return.
Reports say that the whole American squadron was
going I TIE seat of war.
Nothing further Of the progress of affairs is known
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Affairs In Greas Britain.

PARLIAMENTARY DEBATEs-THE NUNNERTHs, ETC.
long debate TOOK place in the House of Commons on
the 2d june the bill for the inspection of nunneries
Sir R. Ingls moved its second reading Mr. Phinn moved
amendment that it be referred to . committee for
revision Of its details.
The government of India had been cussed two nights
and resulted In further adjournment. Nothing else
interest has transpred
RUssoTURKISH AFFAIRs-THE COMBINED FLEET
Respecting the Turkish crisis, the prevailing opinion
stn is that the combined feet will enter the pardanees
consequent Russia occupying the Danubian provinces
that Austria will then oftr to mediate and negotiations
will be commenced with dsnclnation on the part
any power to honorable arrangement and that the
meantime however, public affairs materially dis
turbed
AID FOR THE NEGRO COLLEGE IN BERMUDA.
A pubic meeting. was held on the Goth at Almack's
London to aid the Berkley Negro College at Bermuda
The Earl Of Shaftesbury and Rev. R Arde (colcred)
spoke Judge Halliburton said the college required the
opesaion of the African people, and recommended not
to exotic their prejudice incur their hostility His
remarks were coldly received
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
The Illustrated London Neaos has picture of ink
stand presented by surrey congregation to Mrs. H.
Beecher Stowe.
A private exploring yacht, the Dolphin, sails from
Portsmouth to Investigate the mineral oiscovers made
in Greenland by Lundt Danish traveller, to whom the
king las given the privilege Of mining.
General Sumner presented at the drawing room to
the Qoeen.
The cotton operatives at Blackburne and Darwea
threaten to strike
Gsrstou, port on the river Mersey, has been
The crona iodics IT, AN aarlv harvaa
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Australia.

GOLD AND COAL IN ABUNDANCE-RICH DISCOVERIES
IN NEW ZEALAND, ETC.
The Is only to the middle of March However. it
is believed this following items have not been hitherto
published -
The Melbourne mines continued productive. Gold was
quoted at 76s.
An abuI dance of coal bad been discovered at Portland
steamer bad started up the Murray river nAvgable
for thousand miles.
The Burra Burrs mines had resumed work.
Late from New Zealand report rich gold dscove
ries at Coromandel Bay Auckland and Canterbury sso
conner near Nelson,
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NEW MIsBTERs APPOINTED.
~ Eastor has Teen appointed Minister Of Finance,
Aeys. Of yrsde AMI taderon Barca II Foreign Affairs.
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INDUSTRIAL PROCESSION.
Band OF Mueic.

The industrial part Of the procession regarded wiA
great interest," and del eiervedy So for IL cetaay
Of its most attractive features is almost unnecessary
to state that the President Governor Of the STATE ana
served for them
The nrst division had inscribed sons Of Porte
mouth, Welcome" company Of the pupils Of NAstsr
Harris, Of the oldest and mast respected sohsA
masters in the ty, TO whsm many Of ths most prs~l-
asnt amongst the delegates are Indebted so~ thar at
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ANOTHER INSTRUCTION APPREHENDED.
The Government of Freyburg had called out the civil
.yuard, in fear of another insurrection.
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AnSrEsIors DtL-Many eases Of illness in
both acults and children, may he readily cured
by abstinence from all food Headaches, di.or
dered stoaachs, and many other attacks are often
caused by violating the rules OF health. and in
consequences, sone parts Of the system are over
loaded or some Of the organs are clogged. Omit.
ting one, two, or three meals rs the ca,s NAV he
gives the system chance to rest and allows Ia,
elosged organs to dispose OF their burdens. The
practice of giving drugs to clear ont the stomach
though II may afford the needed Temporary re-
lief always wsakens the system, while abstinence
secures the good result without doing injury.
SAID ayouhy gentleman to a distinguished
medical practitioner, in Philadelphia, Doctor.
what DO You do Tor yourself when you have
turn OF headache, or other slight attack
Go without my dinner" was the reply.
And II that does not cure, what then r.
DO without my supper"
But II that does not cure what Their Z"
TO without my breakfast We physicians
seldom take medicines ourselves. or use them in
- families for we know tia, abstinence is bet.
'sr, hut we cannot make our patients believe il"
Many easee Of slight ndspositcn are cured by
change OF diet Thus, il person suffers from
Constipation has headache, slight attack, Of
Ever or dyspepsia the cause may often bs re
moved by eating rye musl and moasses. baked
apples, aud other fruits, Domestic Recent
look.
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\ NLiERAN NorEH--M Michael Crennell, Of
Clinton, Pennsylvania. rode with one Of his sons.
aged "a, on the day of the election, and voted fer
Franklin Pierce. lie is himself 100 years old.
and has voted NJ every Pres lential election since
the adoption Of The Federal Constitution. Iii,
votes have been rs fallows:
For George Washington, in 1883 and 1872
Thomas Jcih rson, in 1895, 1909 mud 1854.
James Madison, in 1905 and lsl2
James M'nruc, IN 1916 and 1890
Andrew jackson, IN 1924 'oS and 50.
Mnrtain Van Buren, in S36 and 10.
James X. Polk in 1874
Lewis Cuss, in 1913, and
Franklin Pierce, in 1852
The llonesdale Nsraid sava, that in conse
Nurncs ofa cold, he was quito uuwcll a few DAYS
Immediately previous to November "a Fears
were entertained that he would not be able Ia
attend the polls On being asked The day before
the election whether he intended To 90. he re-.
Piled; Our government must Be sustlincI and
one vote may turn the scales"
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ltk.w GrNnEI

e. iIlNGER desires o eny to hs friends
- and!h public. shat he has been receiving
NEW GOODS,
Tor The ,'st ten drye and respectfully asks thu ~.
tenilon Oh buyers. The purchase being nnch Inv.
ger than usual he enterains no doub, thnib. i.
utlr, with the 'ety large ,tock Of we'll assorted
goods, iorender gsneral sausia.lion. Cali s,the
cid stand INV
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EIatt IA N-I.nn Nn-nA a.cA

EVdfy Ar'N0" HO,ph. g'rd
PURSUANT TO an order or tncrIrrult court Of
i La Sale county, notice is hereby given, that
nl persons having claims against the estate O Ncl.
sou Boph, late oi said county, deceased, are rr-
qnred to produce the sane u writing aud M them
IN said court on the th,rd Monday m February
next, when and where such cluimnut, me rpGu,s'td
10 appear iorlhe purpose othaying thrirc.aIms nd
lust-d in pursuance OF law.
Jan. l-2O-Gs j. " M,ssry Ijr',
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Cbiraeo advertisements.


4, fniorters, mufllers, p,larines and scarf.
w arrens Nerdles--theb stkDd impor,edor shade
iiemmings needles, knitting pins, London pins,
hnlr pins.
Hooks aud eyes, bodkins. croshst needles scissors
Linen aud cotton tapes, bobbins, hrads, biEdinys
BuItons-needie work, coat, la.ting-gili, s,lvered
pearl, agate, horn, bronze, bone line n = nd lace.
Combs-hnr ivory, English disssing shell,
side ana hack, Buffalo horn, Imitation she'll side
ard buck
brushes buffalo horn rose wood and hair brushes,
tooth do
Thrrads--all Coss.' s HolJwor,h's pat. 6aish
linen do,
Marsh'- real gsnsias, all Nos, full asst; Co.o,ed
spool do
French working cotton, lNsn T. ., knitting esiion,
BIZ and cord sewing silk smbr' si.k .addlrf. silk
purse TWIST.
Gilt aud svrred braids and cords,
Steel purse,rim'ngs,
six cords, tasSes--ass'td spors md ,ius
Carpet bags, umbrellas WOO. yarn white Blk mix
ed, drab, slate, red eloudrd and blk, aud whitl
worstrd.
The above comprise Lut par, Of II. ass tment
now offered Purchasers may rely on n ,ting good
articles at the lowest market prices.
Merchants and .Riiiiner'Sa,e requested 10 sS-
anime tie stock bcfOre purehasiRs s'suh,rs: snd
all OrdsTs ,eiH be filled nth Gosds Of tie t.st
sty,es. andat Ar iynest p,isCs
Chicago, Oct o T.. b. CARTER.
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NOTICE

OFFICE OF rms OTTAWA N"sTnFES PLANK}
R"1D Go. IF, Dee IS. 1857
TIE stockholders of the Ottawa Northern
Flank Road CO. are hereby uouhrd that the an
nual meeting Of the company Tor the choice OF d.
rrclors WI be- held al The court house in Ottawa
on NiIarday January Sih, $50, NJ one o'clock IN.
WV VI TRUE Nec'v
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Df virtue Of an order OF the county court. in and
ID tor La Sale county. the undersigned. admin
lsirltor Of the Estate OF Loycl klmbai. deceased,
wall sell public auction at the house OF Elrazer
Woodwork, in the town Of Maiseilles, in sold
county, on Monday. the liih day OF lie ,ruaty
next. commencing al 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of that
day. all the interest legal and equitable to which
the said kmball died seized OF possessed OF, in aud
to the following Real Estate, VIZ:
A.,IIn
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MANRlED-M South Ottawa un Decent or
ION or Ihoma' NJ Mason E,q, Mr.. ALIAS BrN.
SLD'crta Mss LOIS DLwEY both II ) Ottawa.
In Rutland, Dc S0lh. by Rev. q. l.. :. stuff
Mr IirNaT FrSS, Of otter Creek. e. Ms, Nrl.s,
j. Youngest daughter Of Joseph Kl,rJer, Of Rut.
land
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20 d. A Susp.p

'IUAT have again received my monthly nd
dlGtnn Of DRUGS Il MEDICINES. Book
and stationery. Remember that | keep all OF the
Patrnt Medicines generally IN use
Do you know where to yeti worth of your
money Yes; at the New Drug aud Book Store
Dee !S-'!. T.. I. GRIGGs
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WE have just received new SUNNY 81 that
w Essence 'i Cote Every one should try
this article. Tor sal, at the
may 29-ii. Oiinrd Drng Stare