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a. The attention Of purchasers Of Havana cigars
is called to the extensive auction sale which takes
place this day, 1T No rs Magazine street, by 2. p
Morphy, auctioneer. Terms very liberal. See cata-
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FILLMORE n MoREHousE. We learn from the
Bastrop Advocate of the It'll that meeting of Fill
more Union men was held in that place on the pre-
vious Saturday for the purpose Of forming Fill
more Club Dr.. a. s. Washburn was called 70 the
chair and MI. j. G. Weaks selected Secretary. On
motion, the meeting resolved itself into Club, and
appointed for each ward number of persons as Fill
more Rangers. The meeting then proceeded to elect
officers for the Central Committee at Bastrop, etc
The election resulted follows: R. B. Briseoe, Pres
ident g G. Weaks, Secretary B. II. Hinson, Treas
urer s. G. Parsons, Sub Elector for the Parish,
a number Of resolutions were adopted, from which
ne select the following:
Resoced That the times, SO pregnant of evil, call
for the election of a Chief Executive whose ability
and fitness have been tried who stands above sec
tional influence who is national and conservative
who has the courage patriotism and wisdom to stand
at the helm and administer the Government for the
good of tie whole country.
Resotueds That in Willard Fillmore we have such
a man, in whom we may safely confde, who by his
former administration proved himself patriot and
statesman. ana thereby has given o guarantee not
found in james Buchanan; that if called to I'LL Sc
cond time the high office of President, his admins
tration will equally wise, udicious and conserya-
tive.
Resoiped Tha5 we cheerfully endorse the nomna-
ton of Fillmore and Doneson and will use all hon
orable means to secure their election in November
next.
After the adoptien of the above resolutions, says
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FILLMoRR RANGERS IN DoNALDsoNFILLE. 49, We
learn from that sterling little the
Vgilant, that the ftiendsof Fillmore and Donelson IN
that town have organized Club Of fillmore Rangers,
which already has within its ranks large number Of
the citizens of the parish. @
Its officers are Victor 1aurn, Esq, President, and
Joseph ST. Martin, Secretary than whom, two better
could not DO selected.
Ii jacksonville, the Vgilant, the heroes Of
the day are The Rangers and if any one is not with
them He ii considered behind the times The ladies
themselves have entered with spirltinto the campaign
The Bnehananites are below zero-are nowhere
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Rally! EeNEEg!s Es0EEy!!!
If Card.
Yellow Fever ut Fort Hamilton, New York
Bay.
AID SOLICITED FOR TIE SUFFERERS.

AID SOLICITED FOR TIE SUFFERERS
BY letter of the 18th nst from the President of the Relief
Society, he states:
The Fever has broken ont again with renewed vgor. The
Hospital of the Relief Society is full Of patients Two phys
Clans Drs Crane and Debo have died, and Mr.. Sears,
Treasurer, is down with the fever today.
hope the citizens Of New Orleans will respond the call
Hamilton contributed the New Orleans sufferers
when called for assistance.
Our expenses heavy. We have to support Hospital
with all medicines and nurses and assist many Of the poor
have sick, helpless and orphan children
unable yet TO work.
Most of the die Of black vomit
Messrs. W. OLIVER d co. will take up contribution
Contributions left their Office No. % Ca
RONnEIET will be thankfully receved se25 2p2t
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american Examinations.

a9saees'SGesae Nominations.
FOR PREsIDENT:
WILLARD FILLMORE,
oR#NEW YORK.
FoR{yICE PREsIDEET:
ANDW. ia CkSoN DONEISON,
or TENNESSEE.
ELEc TORS:
FIRST DISTRICT
u. B. WILKINSO Jr.,
OF PLAQuEMISEs. l5E t$t 4
SUBSTITUTE:
Hon. gorge EUsTTs, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT: NJ
GLE NDY BURKE,
l.ra OF ORLEANS.
SUBSTITUTE
II. M s UNI Nj e RS. a.5
THIRD DISTRICT:
b. G. THIB ODAUX,
or TERREEoNNE: ~"
SUBSTITUTES:
FERGUS GARDEE RE.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
PRESTON POND, Jr.,
OF EAST FELIcIASA.
SUBSTITUTE:
N. Wards.
.---- FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN e. KING,
OF ST. LANDRY.
SUBSTITUTES:
A. B. &C CO.
SIXTH DISTRICT: ...
p. KAN ID Il II,
. OF
SUBSTITUTE:
l.. p. Ora NE. au26 2ptd
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{ RALLY IT BRAsHEAR GIrY.A grand rally will
come off al Brashear City tomorrow, and the Fill
more Union men Of New Orleans have been earnestly
invited to attend in large numbers the larger the
delegation the better, 50 our country friends say
AsIeciaI train will leave the depot Of the opelousas
Railroad Company tomorrow morning at halfpast
o'clock, and will return the same evening.
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a we are under obligations to the clerk q me
steamer Frank Lyon for late Natehez ana
Baton Rouge papers.
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After the adoption Of the above resolutions, says
the Advocate, Mr.. S. G. Parsons made a short but
stirring speech to the meeting, which seemed to arm
every one with new zeal for the cause of Fillmore
and Doneson. - z.Ez....a-. --...z--s-.t-t
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nay AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES-F ounted in 1888 by Madame l.eirs, and
Quoted since 1910 by Madame SsayaS Burgundy street. be-
The Session OF this establishment Pass Christian,
begins the LIST june. The buildings there large enough
FIFTY bonrers and indefinite number Of
Day Scholars. Attached to the premises fine bath house
and good wharf The institution provides thorough and sub
s,i instruction every stage department Of education,
md offers great facilities for the requirement Of the French Lam
guae Singing and Soege taught by MI Provost the well
known leader OF the Orchestra of the New Orleans OPERA Mr.
will reside Pass during the and will
tinle lessons Singing soeec i'll the establishment. He
will also give private lessons in families.
music take place month during winter
in city every fortnight during the at the Pass
The city school remains the whole for bonTdes and
day scholars. my9b ly
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NHcGOWAN'S Gel ElsfSArf1D pLANIAr
FORCE co Asst PUMPS AND PUMpiNG ENGlNEs, Dis,
CHARGING FRoM TWENTY7FiTE HTNDkEp To one
IiiootfR; sUGAR-IioUsE PtMfS FIRE ENGINEs
PTMrs F2E E GIsT TR o AND nEEP WEI4S G9rrEk
HAHyrESsi HOT IVA WAT rSE Pumps FOR FORCING INTO
lifting and forcing large volume of water from the river
oyeriowing rice lands supplying sugar houses etc Draining
Engines small Sugar House Engines with copper lined Metal
Valve Pumps for juice moasse anI forcing hot water into
steam holers Steamboat Doctors and Wreckg Engines por-
table Copper Lined Fire Engine PUMPS, worked by brake
capable Of throwing from 80 70 gallons per minute through
n ozzle, Il distance OF from 100 to l:D feet
re engines each furnished with band wheel for driving
circular mill gin stands etc. and be furnished
without for printing houses ware h9ses etc., where
No brick work erection of any kind is in putting
engines work. both engines and boers'are vertical
CINCINNATI, December l, 1856.
Messrs. Geo D; Winchell, Bro. CO..
GensYhs PlnnpEg Engine purchased of you for of
small shop the line the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad,
has been in use time and given perfect satisfaction.
consider the best pumping apparatus within Knowledge
The engine drives besides the pumps, SOinc circular saw,
three lahes and drill press and there power with
50 pound pressure the square inch OF the boiler Therefore
cordially recommend to the notice Of railroad managers and
S. B. MORSE, supt. C. and c. RR.
New Orleans, owe mber l, 1856 !,
Office y. o., OPP. and q. W. Railroad CO. :
Mr.. l. Bridge: Sirn answer your inquiry the
performance Of the McGowan Pumps upon this road
only that they quite equal your
aud that among the variety OF buye in use they
Yours, respectfully, A. B. sEGER, Vice President
The above Pumps and Engines constantly for sale by the
je25 3md&W ISAAC BRIDGE. % Magazine st Get.
WELSH BIt0TAERS-oLD Observation-Disclosures
~ Ct S4l ~ and 4SIhe undersigned, agents for Mesrs.
Welsh bhoTERs Of Madeira now prepared eer to
J., -" N'"'' '''' VIII g. I f. GoGhRAN ! ! M1II
! 81 In IS GraVier street.
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S6EtECSJe2'y, Harness and Trunks.
The subscribers have just receiyed full supply of English
French and American
SADDLES
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Including many improvements Their stock of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
HA N~ IRE ~ -
IS NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN THE SOUTH Also
sany hand complete of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
1xa EcyESS,
and articles in their line which they invite attention
Sc WING MA HINES,
With all the late improvements.
LACEY Il CO.,
ic23 2ptnl 81 St. Charles street.
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ReMeOcesG Removed -
FROM NO. is TO IL ROYAL STREET..
supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quartz
and pnts constantly hand which equal the best thai
comes this market.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA md SHERRY
WINES - -
Ii IL A " ID ES:
sZERAC of the Vintage OF 1885, 1898 and 1906 and other
brands. =
WHISEx
OF all descrptions-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER in pints and quarts.
On hand usual assortment of the best WINES and IL
QuORS in the MARKET which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No. II Royal street.
Eep0GS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a2s2pf Nos. q ard Isl Chartres street,
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! 1vERpooL AND LONDON INsURA NcH

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA-LAWD E
tnue ,ntil The FIRST MONDAY of April, ls55 They viii
the important branches Of Civil Common Con-
utiona aud International Law, well rs Equity Jrspru-
dencc and Practice Lectures will be delivered by four Pro-
Those by Prof McCacb will treat Of
M , a and WaTner con and rSi o.T Mari
time ror's General average Salvage CIV and Military Mari
for Maritime Services III Building, Repairing and Sup
plying Ships.
Practice ConrtS Absolute Rights States in their
pacific and hostile relations Treaties Of Peace and Private In
Ill Jurisdiction of the Courts Of the United States
acn the orE" md hppe9s of The ,s snPssms
Courts Courts Of Revenue and Prize and Instance Courts
Those by Prof Randel Hunt will embrace
l. Commercial" Law as ii relates 70 Mercantile Persons Mer-
S%T5s fe sys r"ers aud Go" tt
Principal and Agent Of Bills Of Exchange and pr9isSory
Of Aaighuneni by Charter Party and for Convey
in general SLIP of Freight Jeison and Average, Sal
wage and insurance. OF Sale Guarantees Liens and stoppage
H. The Criminal Law Practice in Courts Of Criminal Ju
| III The Law of Evidence.
| Those by Prof Royclus will embrace
T. The Civil Code of Louisiana, in connection with the Ro
man Spanish and French Laws, ind Critical Analysis of tho
Decisions Of the Supreme Court Of the state r..o
H. andTtes whether derived from England SPAIN France
iii The Practice Courts of Civil jurisdiction in Lou
Those by Prof. Alfred Hsmen will embrace
The Common Law and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice,
and Peadnls in Civil Gases at Common Law.
| IT, Constitutional Law 49,.
students only who shall have attended full Of Lee
lures full course after having read twelve months under
examination by the various Professors be found Of
The fee Of Professor s25 Satricuation fec s. and
All communications be addressed the Dean of the
CHRISTIAN RnSELIUs,
au1s I'd Dean OF the Faculty.
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KSF. Osg0OtJ's India Gh0Eog0gese
CURES
FEVER AND AGUG,
CHILL FEVER, DUMB FEVER,
INTERMITTENT AND REAfITTENT FEVERS,
LIVER COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE,
ENLARGEMENT THE LIVER,
ENLARGEMENT OF TIE SPLEEN,
and all the various forms Of
BILIO q S D S E Il S E s.
Invaluable medicine prepared from extensive pae
several years in bilious climate and is known
curing FEVER AND aGUE any the diseases above
nnued.
suffering from affections of this kind also
have become nvads their effects upon
stituiion, will find the
EMDKA GEsOLAG0EUE
most invaluable remedy for purifying the blood and
ougly cleansing from the system The morbid bilious
climate.
The wonderful effect of Choa5ogue eradicatins
system only explain extraordinary agency
speedy thorough and permanent and Ague
and the various grades Of Intermittent Remttent Fevers
has been tested in thousands cases. pronounced
by all who have used it, Of the Fever and Agne
| remedies
H7~ Be and ask for Dr. OSG0OD'S INDIA CHOI.A-
G0GUE, there many counterieits offered
| For sale in New Orleans wholesale RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT g. CO.,
q and Isl Cllartres street,
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The Russians are fortifying Nicolieff:
Frost in South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, . ., oept' Z4'-We Itsu q HeHVy ITUsO
in this section OF the State last night, which, it is
feared, has done much damage to the cotton crop.
Domestic Markets
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Flour closed firm State,
S. so to Sc 20; Ohio, Sc IL to Sc 40. Wheat closed
firm at an advance OF sc. White 81 60.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 25.--Market dull. Flour, S. IL
to So "a. Whisky firm at SOC Lard Oil buoyant at
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Resolped Tha4 we cheerfnliy endorse the nomna-
orable means to secure their election in November
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English pinners held perhaps much last thus the
world the season, 1861 with supply of American
AS much MS ls55 Euors is well supplied and her wants will
require early imports therefore the chance appears that the
crop maySc reasonable before Christmas say
10 for NJ
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Lexington Law School

FT7TfH bIgtFl
u LeSinefoa, the hrSt lolaS Or and
cldeei on The 22t OF 3fhfrl 1885,. y 5
The te6t-books in the Seiior cpursf VIII be kenfs Com
1nenaTes, Loaxs Dges Code Of Virginia, aud lIatthes
Digest in the Junior seTsns conentaIiss (m.
GgsenIeafon Evidence, ths g 5e studied
and rseed IN rs tie two eissses stldents who
lave e9tsnty s1ded The Esual eoafe can
take beh searsss With those who m CONF
their course Of legal study under should
themsevestQ the Jpnior There Ilft daily
stations uriig the from tfo 70 three
hours AID Moot Court viii be Gnfise
Elf o. tie sessi0n, io he dseu5n Of ihtetng e-
gal questions.
ucsnrnieatious addressed 70 me- a. his tisee seeking
thar can bs Fven
through Al tin be promptly answered dr-i
nay abience IueIai Circus bS gentleman or
Bar, familiar with ny Plan o. iustr uetioTz
Is s6I
me price Of board IN the hest hotels or Pirate boarding
houses about SIS per month ie and is1tas
~ IoIf y. ERoCEESBRQuGE
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PERTrxEp BREATH.-whAtiaty or gentleman would
main under the Of sagrsic breath when by
the stDAL TMous FLoEi.s'- dertifrice would
only render sweet but leave the teeth white Haba
terri Many persons do not know their breath Is bad, and
the subject Is delicate, their friends VIII nenton
It. Pour single drop Of the eBan on yoat tooth brush
last year. Er5t-l
DEAur1rr= QosPLEtos may he easily acquired by using
the "BAln Of Thousand Flowers" Il VIII tan, PIN
piles, and feokics from The skin, nf soft
haze. eta towel, pour three drops and
tie face night morning.
S14vISS MADE EAsT.-vet Your shaTngbrush in either
cold water, pour three drops tBalIn of
Thousand Flowers, rub the beard I'll and will make
beautiful son laer much facilitating he operation ofshay
ms. Price only Eits cents.
W. P. FETRIDGE Z CO.,
Franklin Square, New York.
For sale by 7. II, LOGAN ( co jeiI-1sdaW
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Arnhrotvpes Tor 81.

PARTRIDGE at his new and spacious rooms with farfi
ties for operating and arrangement for Light equal TO
any in tie county, ndar superior 70 any nthe city,s
producing these beautiful pictures which unsurpassed
In the country. He Is prepared make AmbrOtypes so
they can he sent by without extra postage. Also to set
them Icekets and pins, price DasuerreotyPes
Pictures good specimens exhibited
ana warranted. TO last for aTes unchanged.
Afkints of Egterlss used in the business Tor sale
Rooms east side Of Main ST. above Monroe, Marsh
TayiOr,s nev, ft5te.- augls
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81 The strong-mindcd women have deter
iniasd upon hoaoriilg New York with their
sixth National Woman's Rights Convention,
and hapciss call for the assembling of the
same al the Broadway Tabernacle on the Sth,
9Th, and 10th of next month.
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Three brothers, from different and dis
tamt States, are-now in nomination for Congress
-Israel Washburne, OF Maine, has been.nomi-
mated for the fifth district Of that State, Cadwal-
adler c. Washburne, of Wisconsin, has also been
re-nominated il his distict comprising some
twenty-three counties. And first district Of Il
linois has again presented Eiihu b Xashburne
for re-election.
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LEITER FRoM COZ. WISE


We are permitted by the gentleman to whom
the following letter was addressed, to publish it
in our columns. We ask for 1t an attentive pc
fusal:
RIcHAoND, Va, September G, 1856.
Dear Sir: On my return FROM short absence
/ found yours of the 10th ult, asking my opin-
ion ON the question: ..WOud the election ofFre-
mont to the Presidency bring about dissolu-
ton OF the UniOn?n sly answer is, that the ve
r. spirit of sectionalism which runs such a
mere adventurer as he is, in every sense has on
rendered so much envy, hatred and malice nc
tween various sections and factions of ourpeo-,
pie, as 20 create a wish in the minds of many so
Strong for d dissolution of Dur blessed Onion,
that to tell them his election would bring that
lamentable event about, would make some of
his bitterest opponents Yote for his election for
the yerv purpose cfetfectinE that execrable end.
This, above everything else, shows the wrong
and mischief OF noininating such man by such
party as that called Black Republican. His
election would bring about the dissolution Of the
American COnfederacy of States inevitably.-
Why? For the reason that if New York, Penn
sylvania and Ohio were slaveholding states, and
Ganada were to assail them with half the Yio-
Ience and tall uncharita6lenessn which Black
Republicans is assailingus with, there would be
public war III thirty days by every patriots
timepicce.
Whether the present STATE of peaceful reyolu-
ton, Of warlike Brotherhood, of confederated an
tagonisms, of shake-hand enmity, Of sectional
union, of united enemies,-slalI unnaturally
continue, depends precisely upon the issue
whether black repubheanism IS strong enough
TO elect John c. Fremont with al the demon
isms at his hcels You may DO what you please
with this letter. Yours respectfully
HssRY a. Wiss.
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AraIcAN CoLINIzAT1oH.- next expedition
to Liberia will sail from Baltimore early in No
vember next, in the Colonization Society's new
ship John Stevens, now being built in this city.
It Is not known yet exactly how many passen
gers She viii carry. The shfp, it is supposed,
will be able to accommodate not less than three
hundred, and this number, it is now thought,
win be as many as will be ready to embark at
that time.-Bqt:. Patriot.
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egA correspondent of the Baltimore Sun,
writing from the White Sulphur Springs says
eve have live authoress two hundred (spcak-
ing in round numbers professional gamblers,
Fone hundred members Of Congress, and about
one hundred others Of equally doubtful reputa-
ton, besides member ofrthe New Jersey Legis-
iature."
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~ The Western Virginia Baptist Associa-
ton met in Fincastle, on tue 9TH. The opening
sermon, which was 70 have been preached by
the Rev. Mr.. Cowan, was preached by the Rev
Mr.. KihgsC5ra, in consequences of the sickness
of Mr.. c. Mr. II. Laster was appointed Secrc-
tary.
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IMPROVEMENT OF IMsH LABoRERs.-A letter
from Limerick says that the wages of harvest Ia
bogegs therois 3s. Cd per diem, with board
Most Of the lsborers are from tac west Of Clare,
Galway aud Kerry, aud, it is said. they are all
unusually well clothed this season; in fact rags
are an exception.
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DIR i Hedges

FEWER 81 AGUE a NNIaILAETOtSt
FRYER ana Ague, chIs and Fever, Dumb Ag9e, or any
form Of iatsrnttnf Fever whether recent
ne speedily safy aad eEectuay cared by the Of
mr. j. Hedges Annflifdtor.
This preparation Is entirely free from all metallic poison
aeh as Arsenic Mercury, but IS compounded from ex-
+uts vegetable It Is certain safe and eaHcaeious
remedy and can be taken an kinds Of Eeatsf The Pro-
rssorkas used the article In his private prastes for
several years. and ID no case failed % eject perfect
cure when the directions have been followed. posi-
way can zefe The system, buts adapted to all ages
sexes and constitutions ean be given to the infant Of
month old With as much safety 70 he aduls, and can be
kept 10 aneliEats 1t needs no eneomnm long array
Of tstlnaauy herald is efficacy. It's merit lies within it
selraI. to te Invalid IL yil prove Of ralue than az
octave volume Of ceFtihcAtes.
Prepared only By tie Proprietor stanhCPe, \. j. and
neTes genuine Without his signature
xorsaie aotesais aud reta1. c. GOOD Co., Drug
ests Wheeling, Va, and b. Druggists and gene
rally throughout the United s;ates-
w,aH DBCAap. General Wholesale Agent
Iorthe Western states,
-.
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ssy-pAGURaREorYplsT 81 ordnass abliities find It
an uuh buness in attempting TO sempste In ssAlITI Of
teIr workmanship wiz ADAlIs md IA order 70 procure
az for their labor taey have, h obliged
TO iczSoELE16s Ts BY sEpees their prices
10 some triis sI nearer the value Of ter
u,s,urcs L6sk cot Tor eiFepIaFs, zd sdss
Pirri1s fon % CEsrs7 Persons In Fantof ls kTSp or
,roaz r govern thnseyes aeeotiinsiy THOSE q Fshs
asat and taste 0 can appreciate scientific skill VII stu
continue 70 thsoi,s Dl, me beautiful
tsPs Isde BIN & the osIT can g
FsIlsa ,sou Fsr aaiIana examine gone q TIE
Sic A.abrotxpes which has taken sna
xhlsk Ssss Safsntsd nct cHASeE o. yAPEsT N the
csas 81 aasst, he Esala say caution sheald be OBJ
SsEvsd MOTTO by csGles eLlls. s. sIsash PIE