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A Total Wreck.

On the first Of January, 1854, a gentle
man doing business in this city, was
worth. with what he had invested in bust.
ness, a hundred and ten ,housana dol.
lars. At the same time, he was blessed
with lovely aud Intelligent wife, and
besuiifu! vnd promising children. He was
surrounded by friends who esteemed aud
respected him. His business was lucrative.
ard kpromised TO continue so Indeed, his
position, as we'll as his prospects. were
seemingly all tba, he could desire to rem
der his happiness perfect. How complete
the wreck the year closed upon! The
first misfortune was the transfer OF mer-
chandise TO the amount OF eighteen thous.
which not one cent WIS evsr received.
The next was two successive robberies.
by means sof which twenty-five thonsand
dollars were lost. Soon after this. the un
fortunate made sn investment in real es.
tate TO a large amount. The next and
browning misfortune was q trip to Europe
with his family. They embarked on their
return with ,hirty-eight Thousand dollars
i,r goods. on board the steamship Arctic.
aud all shared her Iuckless fate! In set
Ting up his affairs. his real estate was sold
under the hammer Ut q sacrifice Of forty
thousand dollars, making the aggregate
loss to his property during the year one
hundred and eighteen thousand dollars
eight thousand dollars more than his as.
sets His friends were obliged to make
good the deficiency. Was ever des,ruc.
,;ocss ,oo.az: con clata9 Eath.. ~osL..
children and fortune all gone--swept from
the face OF the eafth---nothing left to show
that they ever existed! We doubt whsth,
er. amongthe many wrecks which the pas,
year has Witnessed. there has been, one
among them more melancholy than this
IN. Y. Courier. ha91 =, g..sas.f a,,ee
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s rzH LoNn INDIAN.


Not I word he spoke, nor gesture made,
fssssAs ne Eazed aA the passlnx scene;
Bot he folded his arms across hi. breast,
80 - Witis proud aud msies,e mien. S''5
The warrior . plrm. is Adjoining his head,
The f;rs az the ..b,ave., in hi, eye;4
.Hispoi.eless lips are fr,nly pressed
80 For no kindred nor friend is nigh. ~. ri
: crseeiaf and closely his blanket he drew,
AZ ne thouaht on The wi,its mans skill,
But enastered each muscle OF face and torn,
With strong and powerful will
4 he Knew that no good was tokened to him
In the scene that was passing around
pr the ssrong defence in the y bite mars 'tf, " ALI
rs..s S, !. !. 80.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02
NUMBER Z.
Fannv Fern'ss1est ThiSe.

Look on this picture and then on that
Father is coming, and Little gcaua
faces grow long, and merry voicss are
hushed, and Toys are hustled into the cios-
ct, aud mamma giances nersously at The.
door, and the baby 10 bribed vilh . lump
Of sugar to Keep the peace; snd' fathsr's
business face relaxes not muscle, and
the little group huddle like ,ithid shesp in
corner, and tea is despatched = silente
ly assh speaking were prohibited by the
statutes bsok, and the children crsep liks
cularits 10 bed, marvelipg that baby dafs
cry 30 loud. now ihats. Fafhet Has coMs. !"
ia .Fathes is cemingp and brikAf syea
sparkle for joy. aud feet dance witk eisss
and eager faces press against lhe Yiar
dow panes, and beyy Of rosy lips elain
kisses at the door. and picture books IL
on tbs tabIs;and TOPS S,G6d f&l1s
and dolls. and kites are discusses, sod
little Susy lays her soh cheek sgAioss ~
paiernal whiskers. with the most basless
abandon and Charley gets loye,Pss
for his medal and mamma 8 face 1rowA
radiant, and the evening pspsr u srsads
(not silently. bOs loud and fsa and asnsAt
and time, vanish with equal eelsrilr ) ~
jubilee has arrived. and Father Aass sfosl.s.s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02
Money! Money!
"Dimes and dollars. dollars and dimes.

-DttcS anu uOthi0s SuO OlWS0e
80 An empty packets The worst OF crimes
Yes, and dom. you. presume 10 show
yourself any where until you get il filed
Not among good peoplel No, ny dear
Simplicity, no, among good peopie.'------
They will leceive y oulwi.h q smile. soar red
up by an indislinct rseollection Of the ten
but it will be as short
lived as their stay with you. You are
Welcome, that's the amount of il. They
are all'in psrspiration lest you Oh ould
be delivered OF asrequest Tor their assist
anoe, before they get rid OF you. They re
very busy and what's moro. they alway 5
will be busy when you call. until you 60,
TO the top Of foriuns's ladder, = ~. ii
Climb, man! climb get 10 the top of,hs
ladder. though adverse circumstances and
false friends break every round in. il! aud
see what an extensive prospect Of huma a
nature You u get whom you arrives al the
summit! Your gloves will be worn out
shsking hands, with the very people who
did no. recognize your existence two
|months ago. You must come and make
a long VISIT you must stop in Il sny
,ime;' you'll slways be welcomes, i. i
such long time since they hsd the pleas
ure OF a, visi, from you that they brRin to
tear you never intend 70 come. J'hsy'll
cap the climax by inquiring. with On in
jured air, .if you are near sighted, or why
you have 40 often passed them in the street
without speaking7' ~ f,ss6re f.ssE
OF course you feel very much like laugh.
ing in their faces, and 20 yon con. You
can do anything wrong. now that your
pocket is full Al the most, il will only
be tan eccentricity.' You can use any.
body's mouth with silver bit, and have
as many golden opinions as you like.
You won't see frown again be,@een this
and your tomb a,one!-F Faany Fera.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02
The Root Of Evil.

Dow, I.. inthe Sunday Mercury, thus
discourses on the Importance Of monsv:s
aa ..My heafer--this 10 not only q great,
but curious and MYSTERIOUS world We live
in and pay rem. for. ALI discord 10 har.
mony; oil evil is good; sll asapotism lib
srty; and ill wrong isrighs-for ~ Alex,
ander Pope says. whateve fis 10 right, ,excep,
aieis boot, and wanting 10 borsowamoney.'
You may want sense, and tho world ~on't
blame you TOR it, Il would gladly furnish
you with ,hs article, hatait any Ito spare.
but 'Gnluck,ly j. has hardly enough for
home consumption. Ho owsver.sifyoulack
sense, you are well enough off. after all;
foriiyou csmmi, }aur pa,s, ,as the French
say, you are le, go with the compliment.
Poor fooh he doesn Z know anys beties!
The truth 10 u great deal Of brains iss q
vast deal Of bo,haration. An empty skull
is bound 10 shine in company, be csuae the
proprietor Of it hasn' 7 wit enough 10 kn "
that there is possibility of his making a
nincompoop ofhimseif, and therefore he
dashes ahead, hit or miss. and gene Tally
succeeds bey ond the bounds Of 'sllssxpec.
tafion. Let q man be minus br ainsa and
plus brass, and he is sure 70 pass through
the world as ifhe was creased from, ssr 10
ankle; but rig for him up q ootBpleas ina.
chinery ofthoueht. and It 10 AS much ~as
he can do 10 attend IL. He goes 10 The
grave rnffied and fUmbied - curses life for
its cares. and moseys into eternity pack
saddled with mental misery. OH iof the
happir1ess OF tool is9 stsaiina sts
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02

50 II s7lsl7s l.l7s7a .I8i8e
. MAs lsss az thssyssr 1856 :here lived in
lskeasfn5 v Nirgiliis.is = mah 'whosep strength
-Nassso rsalarxs6lss sssitA win hiaseli t,h~'
1t1lsl of ahss vifgiuia Samson lie knew
0eatsings Of his birthsor asenfsgs. but sup
tsssd No. wss horn aika Por'agat. from
whence: hssWes stolen when 9 achi'd :. and
WaNssd'ts irsisnd. sia.slsaflisst recoi'ec
-ssOns. we're NOSE OF faooynnod ia 'he latter
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02

9rThs wor,hiest people are the. mos,
injured by slanderers; as we usually find
that to be tho best fruit which the birds
have beep picking a. Dean SwiH.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02

or Men are found to be vainer on, &C.
coun, OF those qualities which they fendly
believe they have. than Of those that they
really have Voltaire. ..f..ns s. go.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02
A Model Dun.

An, editor tout Vest thus talks to his
non- paying subscribers and patrons. III
his appeal does not bring the s''pe,ofer,'
we think he need never try again:' ssa 81
Friends. Patrons, Subscribers and
Neutrality-suspicious. US for. our, debts, and
ge, ready that you may pay; trust US. we
are in need. and have egard for our need,
for you have been long trusted; acknowl-
edge your indeb,edness, and dive into
your pockets, that you may promptly fork
over. If there be any among you. one.
single patron that don't owe us something.
then TO him we say-step aside; considef
yourself a genileman. n. 81 II the rest swishIto
know why we dun them, this is our an.
swer: Not that we care about cash our
selves, but our creditors do. Would you
rather that we 60 to Jail, and you 60 free
than you pay your debts,> and we adj keep
moving2 As we agreed, We ehavs worked
Tor sou; as we contracted. we have fur.
nished our paper to you; as we promised
we have waited upon you, but. as you
don't pay. we dun you! Here are agree. !.
ments for job work. contracts for sub /.
scriptions;. promises Tor long credits; and
d1ns for deferred payment. Who is there
so mean that he don't take paper? II
any. he needn't speak-we don't mean
him. Who is there so green that he don't
advertise? If any. let him alide-7he aint
the chs2 either. Who is there so bad that
he don't pay the printer? II any. let him
shout-for he Is the man we ore after. His
nameis Legion. and he's been owing us
!or one, ,wo,. three, four, FIVE, six. seven
and eight years-long enough TO make us
poor. and himself rich at our expense.
II the above appeal to his conscience
doesn't awake him. 10 q sense Of justice.
We shall haveto try the law and see wha,
virtue there is in writs and constables."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02

er Title ana ,shcssirs g[ns1.t good
man more il!sstIioIs. 6ui % ill a. more
coniemptible. Vice is inianou shoasA
~ prince; and virtue kon6fs shovkh'
in . peasant. 1ddison. {ss;ss azsss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02

~Ie that would be angry Tor any.
thing will be angry Tor nothing Sallusi
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02
Rules of tGonysrsatian.ii.ss

81 iE3 AUtSe efV4st0V0H0Ao4 t40Ns sts 5e13
y !. l.aAddresss ourseH 10 The capacity ,of
those to wtoun eou.spe ak.E yligies,l5s4f. pi3
|. g. Direct ctyonr oosyerss sssion ta sueh aub.
leetsaas you kaows,o he asreeable 40 s,hs
compRny .asw .sssai al r. 70 .s4I.sree, ia
sdi s.. Good humor and wit jss the sharg
ef oonsersations sesof!s4s, atit .si,se.,as
ta e. h is rot impolits 70 lspeh in oom.
Pany, when there il any thing amusing
going on. s9as a936 IS sitayalasf III )
lev s. Nothing 10 n.orsa annoyipa than 10
hegirequendy interrupted in eopvsssAaiep. !.
i 6.Conirsdiction is the greatss,, rude.
ness any person oen bs guilty OF. s.aes
sF7s sWhispsfingaia company 10 highly
Iimpropcr. g!siifzifo sag q u s,fsi Il .snfff
& 3. gNeyer attempt 10 ssaks the lead 10
|convefsaiipn.o aeisinv iea yssaih4o 9fs-a8
I'll esoit isanof good taste fer . lady 10 say
|,'fessSi,.' = and No |. SIT. = 10 i gsn,ls.
manadaaga ass5s SIT ssisfl4sf teS1t4
al l0s Duo deferenoel should always be
paid to the aged fsfa sssts4ay ss,,ss
3 Coon. EVEN YoR a. YANxEE Some
man, from : considerable way down East.
.hss invented what hs calls the Patent
Neyer;failing Garden Preserver o. Hen
Walker. The invention coasists .of q
small instrument, something like q spur
only, .considerably longer. which is at
tachec 10 the hind part Of the hen q leg.
pointing at an angle OF forty Eve degrees
10 the ground. When the hen, with this
instrument on her legs. enters the garden
in the spring aIter.the seeds and puts her
foot forward to scratch. the walker csich,
es in. the ground, andl TINS she 10 slvslk-d.
in her efforts 10 scratch. entirely out of tho
gsrden. That will doi-N. + Co.'S a.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02

Cd dr Noihing would; fersify ms nses
aeeins. ap manner ct aceidepis stqA1
remember that We Gan never be husa ~
by ourselyes. Il our Re son b avhaIit
ought, and our aeiions accordine d ifake
are invulnsrabls-.- EAarros. ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02

,,,, Il will be seen that Nicholas occupied
The he.hssnsl4os-ae early thirty yjyears-a long.
ers period than almost any Of his preds.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02

o.. A fool tlia.ks eHtS etshs pEeeoeta
bus the wiss itink a ttAx ashrS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02

francisco was powerfully built man {.
standing six fee, and one inch in height,
and weighing $50 pounds. His muscuiar
3, stem was extraordinarily developed, /,
aud he had bsen known TO shoulder q
cannon weighing eleven hundred pounds;
and gentlemen of undoubted veraciiy
tsull living in Virginia.( who kpsr him
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02
The Czars Of Russia.

and the dates OF their ascending the
throne Of Russia. -
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DIED..

CovryRrpwAIr-At Wiismsburgh, Saturday morning,
s.pt sftsr short illness EL S. daughter Of the llte
and Catherine Cowpernwse in the nth year o. her
The reave, friends Of the smi fuy invited
TO attend her from her se residences on y ln.sy
fI.t door above 5th ths Monday afternoon at o'clock
Tie i,ueins will taken the Greenwood Cemetery for
nteIment.
G..ypoS In the country Friday morning., Sept Will
LIAM GaYoR Samuel and Ida Graydcn aged Is mon hs
ard day.
KrrL.yD-On Saturday, Sept. l, FsAScIs l. kIRrLNo At
Colye e., Brook IN, aged year.
The remains Cemetery Of the Evergeens
IL BourItIigk-O On Sunday Sept g. May CALLER daugh
ter Thomas ard Margaret lie Bjuter aged IL months aud
q days. . -
The friends Of her father and grandfather Mr. John Caller are
v'ed TO attend the funeral this (hondsy) afternoon az
o'eleok from No. 10 Esd 25ts.
OscE.ar-At the residence Of his parents in Newark ~ u
on ec pe.day Sept Of choefs nanum IoHs DOLLY child
of Henry and Margaret Orchard ss-d and month";
Ps remains inferred in cypress Hills Cemetery
WnITI- % Friday morning Sept after snort illness, Az
TpuR :. WEITE eldest OF Eli White.
The friends Of family invited 20 attend the
Monday. 10Th o'clocs Z. NJ from the
aerce Of his father 5h without further notice
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Passenger Arrived

IN Hoarltp SoTt'-yR LisAi, from S0a ysaa-Cap. p,
". c. Rsi,t1o x llsE.n, A Smith, NJ. Grees c.
.Ilrr j. clifford X. ? Walton, J. " Luther O. B. So
SIR. skinner ctld and servant A. Gaesnon, c. J. No.,
n. w. Alden. c. W. Alden, W. d. Williams. P d. H,yv.T
l. D. Coauey T. II. q. COaror, = "bits, D. X Dogus y
Nulfod Turner :. II. Simpson, a. G Bradbary tA- 4
~ s,eVen.On. Capt J. N PeLny 3 8 Calhoun o. 2 ~
oeto1, }. Bon e. A. A: Meter Mrs Hodsdon Z. L. sos$
CO... NJ, senGer g. H. Vines Co.'S Messenger ". ss
Wells. fargo Cas- Messenger B. Holiday and ,ervsss
smith : Les, L. Brsnoop, Capt Wisr. wm. H. wsss.s
Cart Ncrlis Mrs Cost, Capt nm United Stses Anny M
Neson two children and se,vaat; Daniel Webster. Mis-
Mis- Bricklsy A. Bennett, j. Schsef,g MoEcoo 2. 0Ls,
storns A. Eye, ID. RahboDo, J. r. Sawyer. w Kass|
Can't Collins F. " Kenyon. b. Psyson, c. A. r - N
Ropney w L. L1ke J. ,. HswkWs G. W. wclf, r. s.etr
T Ral ard j. Il. Downes, @. b. Edward ]. bscmaa VI,
Jr L. @. Peon, b. y. Dewey. wife and ehsd and Sh ~
IN va, JoAa Cosnsr fro- ~ J'qo de CHba-Pedro CO..
Autouia Magnso, L. hatos, j. ;. WarDor.
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MARINE 10 UR " al
PORT OF NEW YoRK.........Sslr
Cleared.

stesmshpi-Floiid', woOdhulI savannah, s T. NssS
Nashville Berry Charleston, spot I'd lirston q VI sss
town Purish, Richmond Ludlsm flssssn,s
Ship. T,eomb, Dean, New Orleans Robson nosta
laws Jscktou Gissgow Durham Oimoni Calcutta, Myns
New o Laytn Ryer0n & Co Shelter, shed; NsrA
leans Pisbury Sardford; Cumberland, Lambert, BsiG.
Never Sucken; Csroa, HoGlcer, Philadelphia, mider
Bsrls-C. Aaxal', Desrborn Hehmond Z. H. pieoson Ca
sack Bsllard Nelbou ne Nu. A. Sale Co. vi. j. knAS
Fi.k New olesrs. Nesnith Sons Hermitage. Elliott, "
n ugon. J. A. M.chedo. ,,,,, a..
Bfigs-Seguin, Knight, Aspnwall Barps Kooey ga
Capt hn D-y. Bailey Co. Wauderer, (Brl hut h.e
pon j. = hitnoy Co EnshsntTess BIZ o Breo st. JA
n T. j. S. Whitney Co.; J. Bach, Rose, Georse'0sus
schooners-Louis McLsne. Buck In Bangor, White Dn
car; NJ Lowell Champlin Bristol, master Cornelia Rem
New. Bedford MASTER uosmer. rsrker, stou, W. T. hn
rick NJ. waiins sielleit, Boston, :, w Lewis S,ssu
lBr Aver St John, ~ g., J. ;. Whitney 90 Sose'
Hussles New cans. Line West Co A. Cox, WI
renny Mobile L ne w t& Co. Remington, scsade. hs
pco T. H. weimore; wips of the Who'd Pe,nLl Ianre,,
master; T. j. Brosnard, Mccormick JACK o'ville, od
w Sanders Fo.la Beaufort. Davis III lnes COuIisr wrt
Frrd,T cksturg Van Blunt Sl.gh Hun ley. Tia nns
b. dm,re J. Merrill, L. II. NieSsson Ch.e, rhlade}-a
Jas II and J w. Faalkin, Boston. DAYTON Sprssue.
Soots-Amercs BENIGN, Providence, ma.eer Charles ss
ges Providence, mater. ., -,
Propener-Pledlnon sauuder', Baltimore, cr0m"ef' Liza
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SECOND BOARD.
SATURpAY. Sept. s--P. N.

SATURDAY, Sept. 81. NJ.
The tendency of the Stock market tO-dsg has been
downTsrd, with q large amount of business. The
only stock which showed decided improvement wss
Gslena aud Chicago, which advanced II y cent;
Reading ,teady at yesterdays prices; Cleveland
and Toledo advanced /; and Nicaragua Transit !;
Mchigon Southern declined T. CEN; Erie Railroad
/; Cumberland /. Sales of Rome and Watertown
Railroad were made az 67; Chicago and Rock Island
at eoJ Norwich and Worcester 81; and Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad at l09 In State
Stocks the aggregate busIees was large, there being
heavy sales of Missouri and Louisiana SKIES the for
mer Gle sing at 93i and the latter at 93}. Virginia
sizes brought 9ei Illinois Internal Improvement of
ls47 at lO6, and Illinois Interest at 70. In Railroad
Bonds IL principal transactions in Illinois Cen.
trail closing at esq; Harlem first mortgage brought
o. yesterdays price, Erie Conyertbles Of 1871, s3i
/ advance; Northern indiana 90; do. Goshen line 90;
New.YOrk Central seyens 1903; Tere Haute and Al
ten second mortgage sO Cleveland and Pittsburgh
dividend 7Ol; Hudson River third mortgage and Con.
veItibles 76l. At the Second Board the market was
active. Nesrly five thousand shares Erie Railroad
we've sold about one half for cash. Gaena and
Chicago closed firm at 49,
Tie receipts at the Sub Treasury were slJ9, 400
paid, 81 s33 %; balance, s5,iisl27 IS. Paid for
Assay Office, 500 S2o 2lj paid Disturbing Checks,
sll5,559 ~.
We stated on Saturday tha' the only obstacle in tho
WI of complete reti,omeut OF tho difficulties BE-
tween The Pacific and Nicaragua Companies, was the
teitoinont of n claim Of $4,000 by tho Nicaragua
Company. We learn that tho Pacific Company have
d claim of fls 600 against Ito Nicaragua Company
aud ali The othor point, having boon sottIod Mr. As
piLwall proposed Ia submit both claims 10 tho do
csion oi dsinrrrsioi pafes but the Committee hav.
Ing 40 authority "a agree Ia such reference. Tho
hole auljcc, l. n 10 DO fufsltod 20 tho Hoard ~
We Itansi Company on Monday.
Tho ircopts Of the Illinois Central Railfo,i Mt
August urfe siis 900,
Albeit ~. Niounp's regular =omi weekly auction
cello OF Atu,Ls aud Honda 10 take place on Monday
ne,i Tho 10th ihst a, sI oolooh al tho Mo,ph anita
I'ohanee,
~ c ru,is oT Ms,uhaiiiso Other than ptr tlSuda
io' ,hs utsb 81. ils aii se ainst u - oib
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IAdverissment
Car ron DaDTnD AVN X

BRECKENRIDGE GOAL FOX 1AkLOk AND DID
ROOM USE For cheerful aud bnlt fire, resembling hck
ory wood the Breckenridge far -xces all onef Coal IS free
om mapping ana the ash is fee from dust, ee4auiI ana
effective ade with Onehaf he qusDty OF this GOAL that
ecessy of FL gh scocc Camel and a. quickly 9th
dry wood The eckendge Coal recommer ded BY phy.
clans In vicinity OF the min Hckr ON fuel Tor The
hat hardwood fire more desirable than ordinary
Goal. By careful and rep atef experiments the suhenber
hal this Coil equal 20 three tuns Of English
Camel. One trial by making hfes in dup icstA rooms
using English Camel and Breckeundse IN the
other having ther DomAter each The Teut proved oa
pounds Of eDge held the thermometer az CD degrees
LONGER pounds Camel By careful inquiry find hist
cbsdr Of Ensh CaDn-l not, is generally supposed
more bnn Some Of dealers 10 this city give 1000
pounds for chadIon. chaldron Of the breckenridge in
Jumps suitable burning j. Only $50 pounds ny le ex
posing Ct the CT the trade but the RI
atty one, md y msy prevent wrong TO some
Of all the Br ckehriJge that will % this
this already engaged BY the oil and benza
man factu the basn you'd be taken for the
purpofe but the desire Of the advertiser that fsm
lies trial H. with that yew will be sid at Bis
per tun (of pOuDds aud bCtn and delivered so Tong
any remains he burning and samples be bad At
my office; the office Z. l. SNOW Coadeser No. 81
ath ay corner of z7tL.st. j. THOMPSON,
corner tfWast. snd Broadway.
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IN 1s Usltsd State naa stea~Ap Hr.-.a A.
a % rson asd B,e@en-w Price, r. bs. ..s y ~ va
a. :. nis.ad sdy. IA f.nts and ,.n,. al NJ. uen~s
man. ;. KlsnsO'uom. Mr., .iI,. md asnsst,r Nv. =.
Toot P. ~ v'ndsryO's y. vsRSerso0, M wnss. J, ..
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The Office Of Surrogate Sarrogstes and Surrogaes Courts
Executors Administrators and Guardians Ia the stats OF
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compilation Of the Statutes and Summary of tie Judc.
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Leiter Tests1nenary Administration aud Of
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