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Notary Public.

WHE Subscriber having been re-appont.
l. ed and qualified as Notary Public, in
and for Nevada County, under the new law
of April 80, 1853, will be found in his office
one door east Masonic Hall, Grass Valley
He will give particular attention to the pur-
chase and sale Of real estate. Legal instru-
ments executed, conveyancing, protests, af
fidauits and all other Notorial business will
receive prompt attention. Also, General
Agency for collection of rents, notes, bills
mortgages, &c. S. C. RIcHAKDsoN, n. P.
June To- lS53-m#
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Notice to Contractors.

Notice to Contractors.
THE SUBSCRIBER, sole contractor for
the construction of the "South Yuba Min
ing and Sacramento Canal Company's"
works, hereby invites proposals for building
q dam across the Yuba River. at the foot of
the canon on said river, at the point where
the survey commences.
The dam must be constructed of stone and
of sufficient strength TO resist the pressure of
the entire volume of waters of that river
when swollen to the highest mark, and a.
greeably to the design of the compaEy's En-
giner, Capt John Day of Grass Valley.
The work will be commenced on this Sec
ton of the canal, on the lst of October next,
when the river is presumed to be at its low
est stage.
Sealed proposals for this work will be re-
ceiyed until that day, and must be endorsed
proposals fot DAM" and addressed to The
subscriber, care of T. w. Colbu-n, Esq,
Nevada city.
The work must be of the most substantial
character, and such as to pass inspection and
approval of the Engineer.
n. PEABODY POOR, Contractor.
Nevada city, May IS. 1853 mv20-4m
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State of California, Nevada county, IS.
DIsrEIcr CoURT, l0TH JUDICIAL DIsTICT,
JUNE TERN, 1888.
CAROLINE MIILIGAN,
VS.
JAMES MILLIGAN.
FENHE People of the State of California, to
u James Milligan, Greeting )
You are hereby notified hat on the 9th day
of June. A. D. IS53 Caroline Milligan filed in
the Office of tho clerk Of the district court Of
the 10th judicial district in and for the county
ofNevada, her complaint. praying for di-
Vorce from you.
You are therefore commanded to appear and
answer said complaint within three months
from the date hereof, or in default thereof
Judgment Will be taken against you, and the
plaintiff win apply to the court for the relief
prayed for in said complaint.
Witness William S. Patterson, clerk Of the
district court, 10th judicial district
l.. s. in and for the county of Nevada,
with the seal affixed this 9Th day of
June, A. D. 1858. jnI0-3m*
WM. S. PATTERSON, clerk.
BY Sidney Z. Herbert, dep.
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Boarding House For Sale,

AT JEFFERSON, on the South Yuba.
N The undersigned, wishing to return
home, offers his well-known boarding and
lodging house, known as the Jefferson Flat
Hotel, for sale. The house is nearly new,.
in complete order, will accommodate 36 reg
ular boardcrs and dodgers, beside any a.
mount of transient custom-is in the midst
of one of the richest and most prosperous
mining districts in the state-is now doing
a good business, and will be sold with bar
and all the fixtures JunelO-3t4
VIM. BOELEN.
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Middle Ferry on South Yuba,

MlddIe + cry ON oOulll I UUd,
E1NIvE miles north of Nevada, the most di-
q rect route to Downievlle. .Grass Valley
Eureka, Onion Valley, Moore's Flat, Mineso-
ia. San juan Cherokee, French Corral, Poor
Mans and Hopkins Creek, Seventy Six, Pine
Grove, KeIsey's and Sears Diggings, and all
other mining regions north of Ophir, Hang
town, Auburn, Sacramento city, &c.
Persons travelling north, would do well TO
visit Nevada to see oil the late Improvements
in Mining. 1t has ever been, and will conin-
ue to be Tor length of time. the richest and
most extensive mining district that has ever
been discovered in the country.
Travellers honoring us with call will fnd
GOOD accomm modations at the Ferry.
Anril 80 3m DAW f. ROBIN son.
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Masonic Ball.

HHE Managers give notice that Crane
i Masonic Ball will be given on the eve
ming Of the Anniversary OF st. Johns Day
June oath, at the ALTA SALOON, Grass
Valley. U- All Ladies throughout the
county are respectfully solicited to attend.
Managers.
Grass Valley. NeUada.
l.. Wheeler, /. Williamson,
"A. B. Dibble, James Fitz Jatnes,
}. NJ. Fouse, G. II. Seymour,
DR. Mccormick, T. II. Caswell
Geo. Crandall, r. Little
DIR. Sheridan Il. A. Davidge,
Rough and Ready. Cherokee.
+. w. Roberts, c. Fl Patchin,
S. +. Brown, J X Thirlwell,
French Corral, Randolph Hill,
Il C Wyatt, A G Kane.
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Dissolution.

TEVHE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween G, w. Beeny and George F, ia
cobs is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved
All business of the late firm will be settled by
eithef one Of the parties, by calling at the sub
scriper's store at the lower end Of Main ST..
n ar Adams d. Co s Express office. Nevada
city, May 5, 1853. G. W. BEENY.
JuGeiO-4t
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DiSSOlutiOn.

Dissolution.
TINE co-partnership heretofore existing
i between the undersigned is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. ALI debts due
the firm, are to be paid to George Eadie, who
will continue the business as heretofore.
GEORGE EADIE,
II. w. GRANGER.
Walloupa, May %, 1858 -my27
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Grammar & Josephson,
At the Kent,tcIv Store. Main STRAIT.

EEAVE now on hand, and constantly re-
Il ceive. all kinds of the FlyEsr LADIES
GooDs, as SILKS of all colors and descriptions,
Barage and Tissue, Superfne JAG onets and
lawn, Ginghams. Calicos. of al eolors, Irish
Linen, Domestics, etc. etc, in endless varie-
ties. Our prices are moderate, as the large
business we do enables us to sell at small pro-
6rs. Ladies are respectfully invited to call
and examine or goods.
May27. GRAuMAN AND JosEPHsoN, a'gt.
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NEW STORE.

NEW STORE.
TINE subscribers have opened the large
i store fronting en- Broad and Pine sts.,
formerly occupied by Hirst, Gray and Wall,
and filled it with heavy stock of
Provisions, Liquors, Cigars, Boots,
and al The articles needed for Miners and
Hotel supplies, of superior quality, which
thew will sell at fair rates. We intend to
keen good Goods, and hope by strict atteu'
ton TO business to merit a liberal share OF
patronage. Strict attention will be paid to
the Packing Trade
Highest price paid for Gold Dust
We return our thanks for the liberal Gus
ION heretofore accorded us, and respectfully
solicit its continuance.
Nevada, May 8, is53.h KIDD & WALL.
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MASONIC.

A LIE brethren in good standing are re-
~ questcd to assemble in Grass Valley,
on the oath June, 1858. at 10 o'clock A, NJ,
at the Masonic Hall, for the purpose of cele-
brating the Anniversary of St, Johns.
Jue Std Per Order.
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Public Administrator.

A LII persons in whose house or premises
IA any stranger or person may die ntestato
without known heirs, or any one knowing
thereof, are re quired by law to give Immediate
n Office of such event to the undersigned,
T. w. COLBURN,
IunelO-3in Public Administrator.
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Select School.

OoleCC OCDOOl.
NER. V. l. VAN DOREN, would respect
I'VE fully inform the citizens of Nevada and
vicinity, that he has opened Day School. on
Coyota street. The sche 81 is pie asantly stu
ated in retired part of the city. From the
Teachers experien ? in the government and
instruction of youth, he hopes to conduct the
school in such manner and on such princi-
pies as to render it worthy. of the liberal pat-
ronage of discerning public.
Terms made known on application. jun3 I'm
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B. G.. HORN & Co.

SO SanSome street, betireen California and Pine
| a RE now receiving from the Clippers
AseA Rattle and Duchess D'Oreans, the fol-
lowing styles and brands of cigars. to which
we invite the attention of dealers and others:
Cubre Regalias, LaLolaMontes Londres
| do Media do dc do MeIia do
do Mllars do do Frescherio do
do Apprensaditos. do do Prensado do
do Regalia Prem dosdo Sevilano do
Ia Sultana Regalias, Go Cosmorolita do
do do Media do do Shakespeare do
doGre nadina doddo do Flor NacionaI do
do Espana do do Guiana CarbapoI
do Lady Franklin do do Cinto de Orion do
do do Media do do do Lon ires
do Necotiana do do Woodvl,l MiIIars,
do Salma Celebrado do Fontica Londres
| DO Punctualidad do do lyra do
Lola Montes Caricas, Cosmopolita Londres
Also every variety and styles of American
Regalias, Manufactured Tobacco. Snuff,
Matches, P.p.s, etc., etc, all of which we are
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Those wishing to find b. c. Horn IS Co., will
be particular to observe the number 5S SanI
some street between California and Pine
where Messrs. Lewis g. Briggs. representatives
of the firm, will be pleased to see their friends
and customers. my2o-lm B. c.. HORN & Co.
State of California. County of Nc.
vada, ss.
Mrs. Antonelle Alexandra, of the State of
California, county of Nevada and township
of Grizzly Bear, married woman, the wife
of DIR. Dezalara Alexandra hereby declares
and gives notice to all whom it may concern
that she 'n;cnds on ard after the date hereof
to carry on business on her own account,
and that the business she intends to engage
in is the keeping of boarding house for the
accommodation of regular and transient
boarders and the travelling public, and that
she intends to keep for sale provisions, GRO
ceries, liquors, and such other things as NAV
be necessary for the accommodation of her
customers.
ANTQNELLE- ALEXANDER.
State of California, County of Ne,
vada, IS.
Personally appeared before me RoL't A.
Davidge, county clerk of Nevada county.
this 18th day of May, A. d. 1853, Antonelle
Alexandra, the person described in and who
executed the above instrument, who ack-
nowledged to me that she executed the Same
freely and voluntarily and for the uses and
purposes therein mentioned. Subscribed and
sworn TO before me this 7th day of Nav.
A. d. 1853. ROB'T a, DAVIDGE. Clerk.
Per VIM. S. PATTERSON, deputy.
hereby certify that the above is trno
copy from the original filed in my Office this
18th day of May, A. A 1855. [myeO.4l
Attest, r.. DAVIDGE, Co. Cl'k NC.
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More New DiggingS.

MOFc NEW blSSlhSS.
TTHE Subscribers are now opening large
/ and well-Selected stock of y
Groceries and PROFESSIONS,
at the well known stand of f. Cook & Co.,
Nevada, where they hope their friends and
the public will call.
Gratefal for past favors, las members of a
recent Grm,) they hope to merit continu-
ancc OF tie same by their constant endeavors
TO give satisfaction. One of tie firm will
continue in San Francisco, and attend to
forwarding weekly supplies, so as to keep up
general assortment of al articles usually
kept. Call and examine our stock.
We also keep constant supply of
.Sluice and other Lumber,
on hand at the Mill
ilO.m HIRST & RUSSELL.
Nevada, June Cd, 1858.
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N 0 T | G. E .

ADERSONS shipping goods to my care are
z requested in future to ship to Sacrament
to city, on ether of the regular line of boats.
My agents will be in Sacramento at all times
TO take charge of any goods directed to my
care. II. DAVIS.
Nevada, June 10th, 1853 2t
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NOTICE.

NO H. Ia
T AFAYETTE AND HYLNErIA GoLD
~ MINING Co.-There will be meeting
Of the Stockholders of the Lafayette and Hell
vetia Gold Mining Co. at their office in Grass
Valley, on Thursday lst day of July next,
to elect six Directors, according to the pro
visions in article third of the constitution of
said company. FRANK SQUIRE, Sec.
Grass Valley, June 8. jnnl0.3t
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Goods Received This Week

Goods Received This Week
10000 lbs Sack Flour;
50 bbls Gallego do,
$500 lbs Barley;
l,600 lbs Potatoes;
l,600 lbs Rice
1900 lbs China and N. o. Sugar;
600 lbs crushed do;
IL leases Pie Fruit,
1000 lbs Iron;
1890 lbs Hams 800 lbs Lard,
Also, large assortment OF Hardware and
other shelf goods, which G:e low for cash
Junel0-lt Ii. DA us,
corner of Broad and Pine streets.
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z. HOLT,

II. HOLI,
Commission Merchant and Merchandise Broker
Office oUer d. S lords Book Store,
Sansome street, San Francisco.
L. H., from the last three years experience
IN buying and selling merchandise in this
city and the mines, has confidence in his ca
paeity to fill orders satisfactorily to country
merchants. junlO-3m
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!, o S II.

ERETWEEN the Virginia House and Cay
y y oteville, n small Daguerreotype of a Lady
and child The finder is requested to leave
1t at the Virginia House, and he will be suita-
bly, rewarded. T. NJ AU STIN.
June 10TH lS53.-lt
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F. GAGNE, Clerk.

To PR1NrERs.-A printer is the most curious
being living. He may have a bank and coins
and not be worth penny-have small caps, and
have neither wife nor children, Others may run
fast, but he gets along swift setting fast. He
may be making impressions without eloquence,
may use lye without offending, and be telling the
truth while others cannot stand when they sit,
he can set standing and even do both at the same
time-use furniture and yet have no dwelling
may make and put away Ps, and never see pie,
much less eat it during his ife-be human
being and rat at the same time-may press q
great deal and not ask favor-may handle a
shooting iron, and know nothing about a cannon,
gun Or pistol; he may pull the leuer that moves
the world, and yet be as far from moving the
globe as hog with his nose under mole hill
spreads sheets without being housewife; he
may lay his form upon bed, andyct be obliged
to sleep on the floor; he may use Che + without
shedding blood, and from the earth he may
handle the ***-he may be Of rolling disposi-
ton and never desire to travel; he may have a
sheep's foot. and not be deformed never be with
out case, and know nothing Of law OF physic
be always correcting errors and growing worse
every day; have em---s without ever having
the arms of lass around him; have his form
locked up, and at the same time be free from
Jail, watch-house, or any other confinement.
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THE LADIES' PApER.-This is New York
publication, recently issued by Messrs. G.. D.
Curtis and s. s. Richards, and written BY some
Of the most distinguished authoresses in the
country. 1t is printed by ladies also. The me-
chanical departments really excellent. Nothing
can exceed the neatness of the Typography ;
and we look at the specimen number before us,
we scarcely know how to believe that we are in
debted to the delicate hands of women for its
execution-and Of women, too, who have not
been sin aonts in printing Office. The literary
contents Of the paper are tolerable, the opening
sketch by Alice Carey, being tarile pr1seeps
The views taken by the editor Of woman's mis-
sion, and the enlargement Of her industrial
sphere, are calm, noderats and sensible-in
capital contrast with the impairment fsnatioisn
Of the Lucy Stones and Lucretia Motifs who de-
grade their sisterhood by endeavoring tounsex It.
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Town Council.

D. ard met 10Th October 1s53.-Present VD. Terre-
bonnie, Mayor; j. A. Guither, /. F. Anderson, = s.
Evans J. z. Ragan, and H. eining.
Minutes of last ion read and approved.
The Collector and Wharfinger submitted his report
which was approved.
Mr. G. Boner cnnst, be- presensed account against
the Corporation for $ll5O which, on notion, Was sp-
proved and ordered to ba paid.
On motion Of Mr.. Ragan, the Collector was ordered to
proceed forthwith the collection Of the Corporation and
School Taxes for the year 1858.
Mr. Evans offered the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted: =, t -..
Resozued That vote Of thanks is hereby rendered by
this Board the Howard Association Of New Orleans, and
to Mrs H. O. Stevens for the kind and generous assistance
extended by them to the citizens of Thbodaux during the
prevalence Of the recent epidemic.
Council adjourned .-
Approved, " D. TERREboNNE,
Attested L. s. ALLAN. Secretary. Mayor.
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Hazard Powder Company.

7'HE Undersigned Agents of the above GUspowDkR
i MANurAcToRY-atp present the most extensive one
in the United sates-hayns by reeenta J. received
large stpplies The varods qualities Of
ly demanded in this Market, have now on aand, and
offer for sale, the following kinds. viz:
CANISTER POWDER in CansteFs Of pound, and
Is to case of the american Sporting being the finest
nuaty made, the .Indian Rife" and the Kentucky
Rife Powder r. F. FIG; also in Cansters of pounds
and l2 to a case Of the Kentucky Rife Powder. r. +
F. E. and F. F. G.;
KEG POWDER in whole, hall, aud quarter kegs, Of
the "Kentacky Rife the staple Powder Of the country,
FF F.G,-F r. G., ssea shooting in quarter kegs Of
the "American Sporting Powder the hiehest manufac-
ured for sporsneus and Pistol shooting and also
in whole kegs of Fairawn Mills being Cannon or Mus
ket Powder.
The high reputation which the Hazard Company's
Powder has Obtained far 1t has become known, su
pereedes Vie necessities Of any remarks in its praise, and
we will only state that we GuARvsTEs II uHExcELLED
xxf OTHER MAnorAcfoRY, although Is acknowied- M
ged by those who tried it to be superior to all other
brands.
We wish it to be expressly understood that any pack
age proving satisfactory be take backb9 u.s. and
Its cost and expenses refunded. g
We are prepared 10 deliver promptly qnaarty upor,
order being left at our store on board % Of
Aft lOO Tchoupitonias Street, New Orleans
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CHOLERA IN ENGLAND.-Ihe American Consul
at Leeds, England, has addressed the following
letter to the Collector Of the port Of New Or
leans: $FE&s
CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
g Ea@E Leeds, Sept. 18th, 1858.
SRI regret to inforu you that the Asiatic
cholera has made its appearance at the port of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, in very yirulent form,
and appears within the last few days to have
very much increased. *s"
BY return have just had sent me from the
office of the Deputy Superintendent Register of
Deaths, it appears that since the commencement
of the disease one hundred and ninety-eight
fatal cases have been reported.
There is with the disease very large amount
of diarrhna, which, if taken in time, is treated
with success and prevented from passing into
the cholera stage, or proving in itself fatal.
The complaint is diffused in its two characters
Of diarrhoea and cholera pretty generally
throughout She town, but is most decided in
general in the low and confined and least cleanly
parts of it.
With great respect, have the honor to be,
sir, your obedient servant. -..
ALBERT DAyY, U. s. Consul.
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An UGLY PiCTURE.-Ihe LOUISVILLE jour-
don Bennett. which appeared in the Demo.
cratic Review in the following pitiless
style: There's one thing We .wiil readily
admit and that il. thai if Bennett's portrait
Be correct, lie IS The ueliest Of the Demo
cratic editors, For q while we doubted
whether he or certain eighbor Dis ours is
the ugliest mortal but twist in the eyes Of
Bennett decided the contest in his favor.
We con graduate our neighbot that there is
one editor uglier than. .himselfin the Demo-
cratic ranks. Besnet,'s portrait is terrific.
Such thing ought. neyerio be painted or
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To the Public-4lfemtfeiF!
TINE FIRM OF A. B. RAGAN g. co

TNHE FIKM UF A. B. KAUAN N CUr
l. is dissolved by mutual consent therefore all
indebted TO the said firm particularly requested to ce
forward and settle. Thbodaux, October 8, Ss5s
READ 7HLS!-The business Of the late frm will be
continued by the undersigned, who will also quidate the
old business Therefore all persons indebted to the late firm
will confer favor and much obHge me by coming forward
and settling as soo as possible It any such persons are
prevented coming town through fear Of Sickness
win try and give them a call in the country.
Gh,oher TX fsSa - A. b. RAGAN.
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QUEEH VIcToKIA AND THE PooK.-The sum of
five thousand pounds was recently placed ii the
hands Of the Lord -Iisutsnant Of Ireland, by
Queen Victeris, for distribution among the
Dublin charities. #s75 faasstsa9@3 y s.@E gs<
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AN INCIDENT IN MARRIED L1FE-Some
thirteen years since a couple Of loving ones
were married near this city, and soon after
the husband went to sea. A few months
passed, and the young wife received news
that the ship in which her husband had
sailed was lost at sea, and all hands had
perished This report was subsequently
corroborated Time rolled on, and after the
lapse ofsome seven years the widow married
an industrious mechanic, who for a long
time past has been and still is employed by
a firm in CornhiIl. The marriage proved a
happy one to both parties, and matters
passed between them as pleasantly as could
be desired until some days since, when, to
their utter surprise, the first husband made
his appearance and claimed his wife. Legal
counsel was consulted by both parties, and
the result was that the wife felt herself
compelled to return to her first husband,
much to the regret of the second, whose
home is now desoIate.-Boston Journal. !. =
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Resolge That the above report be adopted and that
parish Attorney be and he hereby instructed to demand
from the Sheriff detailed statement Of the money collected
for licenses for the year 1885, 1851 and 1882 and state
ment under oath Of Communication for the years 1850
and 1851 and upon his failing negecting to exhibit such
statements said parish Attorney shall prosecute him accord
ing to law.
On motion Of Mr.. Welsh
The Police Jury adjourned sine die.
W. A. BISLAND, Pres't. pro tenn.
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EFFECTS OF ADvERr1s1NG.-The Charles
ton Courier, Of a recent date, makes the
following sensible remarks in regard to the
indications of a paper we'll filled with mer-
camille advertisements. And we may be
pardoned in saying that it has much the
same effect upon the judgments and opinions
of all men of correct discrimination, whether
they be interested in the matter or moi.
Says the Courier: .......
g In looking over our exchanges published
in this State, received by yesterdays mail,
we were much gratifed to perceive the very
large number Of advertisements that ap-
peared in each, not solely because it natu-
rally pleases US 10 see those engaged in the
same laborious business as ourselves sue
cessful, but because it indicates progres,
sive spirit and prosperoas condition Of
afairs-indeed, in our opinion, there is no
truer barometer of the degree of CONNER
cial prosperity, to which a city, town, village
or district has attained, than the advertising
columns of their respective papers"
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hORSE'S INVIGOR ATING COR
W. DALAI elegant preparation feT general debility
kept and sold by [sngool J. s. FRlRELL'