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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-30

PARIS SuIcIDE.-The Paris journals abound
with murders and suicides. A single number
of Galignani gives the particulars of five cases.
In one, "a married couple, named Francois,
hawkers of vegetables, of the Rue Saintonge, in
the Marals, suffocated themselves with the fumes
of charcoal they were found lying dead in
their bed, clasping each by the hand. The man
was sixty years of age, and the woman thirty
one, and it is supposed that it was misery which
caused the fatal act" In another, "a washer
woman, effected her purpose with charcoal
Her reason was profound sorrow at the death
of her daughter, aged eighteen, which took
place some months ago. In her hand she held
tightly grasped daguerreotype portrait OF the
young woman, and in letter to her husband
she entreated him to keep the girls tomb con-
stantly decked with flowers"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-30
TO Business Men and Advertisers.

The Spectator" having regular, permanent circu-
ation among the farmers and substantial businesses
of this and the adjoining counties secondas we believe
no other paper, is confidently recommended to busi
ness men Us medium of advertising surpassed by no
other in the Valley 1t is an old and firmly established
paper. numbering among its readers those whose
custom would be valuable 10 business men and is stead
lis reaching larger number No subscribers that do
not paw are retained its list, and such the ad
yertiser desires to attract.
rsy- JOB WORK.-~Every description of JOB
PRINTING executed in the best style Of the art OFF,
n the Stone Building, Augusta 81.
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. TApvRRrlsEMENr.1

A Nep Dress.-Our old friend the Pain XII
Ter, has come out in an entirely new dress, which
greatly improves its appearance. Numerous
counterfeits on the old is, We believe, the occa-
sion of it. :, :. 80 ,.1N7 lap. 2S-2t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-30

Senator Douglas letter in reply to Col. Lanes
demand for an explanation concludes with the
following paragraph In the face of these facts,
your friend, Colonel Lane, calls upon me ''for
such an explanation of my language upon that
occasion as will remove all imputation upon the
integrity of his action or motives in connection
with that memorial My reply is, that there
are NO facts within my knowledge which can
uremove all imputation upon the integrity Of his
action or motives in connection with that me-
- -tltfr IflHf 49, iff-t. .fft-t -
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a.zg For the Spectator.
Meetiug at Fishersville.

- M66tluS ~ + fsnOfosHHHos 4
A meeting of voters of the Waynesborough ana
Fishersyille District will be held at the la1ter
place on Saturday next the Bird OF May, .. z o.,
clock, for the purpose of nominating gen,iss:.ien
for the office of Justice of the Peace, III addition
to those nominated by the Waynesoorough
meeting A full attendance is requested.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-30

Mr.. FLLMoRE.-The New York Express says
that Mr.. Fillmore will probably return to Eng
land in May, and before his return to the United
States will probably visit the lakes of Westmofe-
land and of Ireland.
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Ear the .Speactator.

t,i- f0T Me CPect~tW' .
INessrs. Editors The following persons VIII
be voted for as Magistrates in the Unurchyille
William w. Montgomery, jas. O.. Hobbs, James
Wilson. John NJ Huff and Bailey Dunlap.
~ ua-bfs gc MANY VOTERS.
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[ADvERrIsEMEST.l

Il Good Nealcine-The Oxygenated Bitters
is the best remedy for Dyspepsia ever discover
ed for proof of this read the certificates from
Members of Congress and other well known eiti-
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Congress-.

MONDAY, April 21.-Senate-Mr. Toombs
from the committee on the Judiciary, reported
back the bill to amend the naturalization laws
with recommendation that it should not pass.
On motion Of Mr.. Adams The bill was made the
special order for the 18th of May.
Mr.. Foote called up the Bounty Land bill
which was discussed until the expiration of the
morning hour; when
Mr.. Clay of Alabama-tlle consideration of
the Kansas bill having been resumed-replied
to the speeches of Messrs. Seward, Sumner,
Wilson and Harlin.
House-The Deficiency bill was further con-
sidered.
TUESDAY misunderstanding of interest.
H0use.-The various Senate amendments to
the Deficiency bill were disposed of
The Committee on Commerce reported about
fifty bills for river and harbor Improvement y
Observation-Disclosures three million ar
mament bill was resumed and discussed. Dir.
Hale opposed the bill, and said these large ex-
penditures of seventy or eighty millions of dol
lars annually ought to arrest the attention OF
the people. The subject was then postponed.
The subject of the Naval Board was taken up,
and Mr.. Houston spoke at great length in reply
to the speeches of Mr. Clayton and others, ta-
king occasion to refer to the character of Cap
tain Dupont and other naval officers, in terms
other than complimentary. $3.50 @
House.--After some discussion of matters re-
lating to the public printing and an economical
administration of the Government. the House
went into Committee of the Whole. Mr.. Stan
ton, of Ohio, made speech in yindication of
the views entertained by the Republican party,
of which he is prominent member. He said
that in the ensuing Presidential contest they
will inscribe on their banner, the words "Free-
dom is national, and slavery is sectional no
more slave territory; no more slave States. u
Mon for the sake of Liberty, and Liberty for
the sake of the Union" -eaal -
THURsDAY.-Seaats-Th three million a.
mendment bill was taken up. Mr.. Hale stated
that the expenses of the Government, now in
the midst of profound peace, were ten millions
of dollars more than any year during the Next
can war; While it cost only 100000 annu-
ally to keep up Washingtons administration,
500, 000,0 600 were necessary to sustain that OF
Mr.. Pierce's. He did not know but he was do
ing wrong to state these facts, however, as it
might encourage the President to go into war,
thinking it might be more economical. Laugh
teri asl e7 I
Mr.. Houston addressed the Senate in condem-
nation Of the action of the late Naval Board.
House.-Nothing of interest.
FRIDAY.-Nothing of interest. Both houses
adjourned over to Monday.
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For the Spectator

Mesus Editors Mr.. VIM. j. Nelson, q
Young gentlemen with fine publications for the
Office will be supported for Magistrate in the LIST
district by MANY VOTERS.
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Early Vegetables.

We are indebted to Mr., Tranary, of the Pub
lie Garden, for nice supply of lettuce and as
paragus.
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/ DMINIsTRATORs, SALE OF PERsO

~ AL PROPERTY.-We the undersigned, will sell
on THursday Hay 5as Administrators OF j. u. Breck:
inridge Decd the Farm belonging to the estate Of
j. b. Brecknndge the following Personal Property, to
wit Negro Men, Negro Woman, IA four year old
Steers i Yoke Of Oxen, young Mules, - Stock Of
Hogs Cows, Calves, Carts, Ploughs, Wheat Drill,
Cuftivator, Harrows, Shoyels, Wheelbarrows, Corn
Crusher, Picks Blacksmith Tools; ALSO full blooded
Bull and Heifer of the Durham breed
TERMS All sums under Ten Dollars Cash; all
sums oyer,well endorsed negotiable paper at months
Sale to commence on Thursday morning, May 18th,
at 10 o'clock A. n BRECKENRIDGE,
-, - rIl sl','ii4 w r. Johnson
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April 80, 1856.--tds. VyA Admlnstrators
1I1IIf 1RI.E7I Ann m MIRKET.-Inn uj


VALUABLE LAND IN MARKET.1,ln pur>
y suance Of q deed Of trust executed the 18th
day Of October 1854 to the undersigned, by George
Rankin shall proceed, on the premises on Saturday
the SIst day of dy next TO sell ct public auction, for
cash a parcel of Land containing 1854 Acres, (oy
SO much thereof as may be necessary to meet the pur
noses of said deed Said land is in the county Of An
rsts ON the waters of the Middle River adjoining the
lands of Samuel b. Finley, John Hoof, and Others
good Buildings and IS one of the best Farms in the
county. fge. in&'.t ?. ~. r@issc' ii3ii1t el1 4.
The title is believed to be indisputable but acting AZ
trustee shall convey such .ile only is vested in me
by said deed s.. N. X. TROUT,
April 80 1858 Trustee
A VALUABLE FARM IN MARKET, four
IA miles West of Greenyle in the upper end of Au-
gusta county. will offer the above named Farm at
public auction, on Saturday the 3lst day of My next
not sold privately before that time This Farm con-
tains 266 Acres, lies well in form, and is well waered
having four good Springs well situated TO water stock
in the different fields Also about 50 or 10 Acres Of
fine Timber Land on different portions Of the Farm
The improvements are Large Brick DWELLL1G
HOUSE, Brick Smokehouse, Stone Spring House, and
other necessary out-buildngs deem it unnecessary
to say more as persons wishing to purchase T view
April 80, ls5s-tds. 7s1 i-- -.-
DUBLIC 6ALE.-on Saturday, May srd, at 10
il o'clock in front of the Courthouse IN Staunton
will be sold Too HOUSES and LOTS, on the South
west end of Green street, (Newtown. one Is ~
story frame building with Rooms the other Is two
story frame house with Rooms on each foor. Also,
At lie same time and place. 8 Building Lots, on the
same street fronting 30 feet by leo deep, Title un
oestionsble and terms reasonable For further par
ticulars enquire Of MATTHIAS SCHMITT,
IpriI 90 ls5s-lt~ tthe Newtown Pump.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

To promote the laying of youl
hens in winter, feed them twice 4
day with grain, alternating be-
tween corn, oats, and buckwheat
two or three times a week
give them messes Of fresh meat
or fresh fish, chopped very fine
Keep under cover, always accessi.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

MmsRs. EplroRs:-We wish T.
call the attention of a norton a
your readers TO a fact which NAV
soon be- verified 10 their advan,
tage. After the hard freezing o
ali the last few weeks. we will be
likely to have a GOOD Asuear sea.
SON." II is frequently the case
that a thick crust Of ice is found
upon the water in the trough OF
other vesselcontainingit. Some.
times this ice is so thick as to re.
ouire an ak to cut it away thai
Che water may be gathered. Ev.
cry body says that sfteezina
sweetens the water" and SO the
farmer, (wedo notmean every one,
breaks up the ice in the trough
land throwsit, with the water, int
the kettle, to boil down into thu
sugar. Now, as a great saving O
labor time, and the wood, we sug
gest that the ice be thrown away
and the water collected and boil
led without it. We agree will
49, n <~~-~>.~ ~...s ~ dr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

We know from personal obser.
walton, that Tow persons arc nc.
quainted with tho best method oil
preparing ounces for tho table,
II Is simply this;--Bako them,
remove tho skin, slice and serve
them With croam and sugar. II
you have mover eaton them pre-
pared IN this way, try II, by all
means, and You will thank US Cor
tho suggestion. So ssys the Far
mer'sMirror.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25
Fall and Winter Styles Of
ID II Y GOOD s,
VIM. LEE SEQ.

"a WEsr FOURTH STREET, CIncISNATI,
oner to thclr customers and oihors an unusuall,
LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
In all the veyletlcs OF Coods for the season select
cd with great care Ia regard 10 styles, qualities
and pfcos.
Attention Il respectfully Invited TO very oxten.
slyo assortmcats IA tho following departments, viz
Enccs aud Embroidcrics,a portion OF
which were imported direct.
SILKS o. gur NkwrsT AND CuofcEsT sryLrs, In
erent variety.
pnNrrp Musfis-pE-LuNEs, PLAIN FRnScn Ma.
NOS, and oihor Fancy Dress Goods.
Plain colorcd Frcnch Marines and cmhmeros,
bonbazInes and Alpncas- Calicoes and Cling
hams. The styles and prices. as usual, secure /
tep,ion 10 this department.
flannols, Ausilns, Lineu. House Keeping Goods.
larger stock than usual, IN varieties and nj pri-
ccs 10 suit all.
cloths, cassimeres. and other Goods for boys
Shawls or now aud popular styica.
Cloai,H and NclFets, Cloths, and other mnterl-
ais for Cloaks Particular attention u Invited 10
the Cioaks from lhcinauuiacturIng department OF
the House.
n. II. OurpurcAasua are made Ina largo quanti-
ties. and a. the most advantageous rates. aud our
selling pfices. On no one price system, viii DO
found advantageous 10 our customers.
sepes2m WILLIAM Ike & co.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25
Groceries,.

Al stock Of Young N, sen. a unpowder imperial
w {" Black Teas islsfFe aud we'll ssieetadof ls
Java, Nicola aud laauaaata poluus. Prime 4. y,
huaaf. Crushed, Powdered. Loaf and Clarified
huKai.l uvldrn hstup, n q, and H. n, Meiasses,
tuba flsnsy. liiee, Nails, Window tllass, Seamless
Warn and uolian iiailIne, with essfy article asn.
ally hedt by ufvcefs, hif " best qualities. war
fanied " give satisfaction. Tor sale Ia qualities 70
suit. a. theisrsst market prices,
AAnON A. cofItH.
\. y. Corner Main a Seventh streets, oln'il., o.
May 10 1893.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

Nice PnncAkes for supper.
These are made OF flour, eggs,
and milk. The just proportions
are ono tablespoonful Of -four 10
each egg. To make small pan
cakes, beat a couple of eggs thor
|oughly, and add sweet milk
Then take a tablespoonful Of
-four, work into a thin paste and
ductile batter by adding the milk
and eggs, and a little salt
Grease the pan with a piece Of
sweet lard or butter, and stir
briskly, to prevent adhering TO
the bottom. When the under
side is sufficiently Drowned, turn
ii. Leave the cakes folded, with
sugar or honey, and butter be-
tween the folds, or sugar alone.
If this is foundto be too solid,
add more eggs, and use less flour.
A slight sprinkle OF grated nut
meg will be an addition NE.
Farmer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

Certificate ON d. l.. Starr.
have known Mr.. Forsha's Altcrn.
tive Balm to perform very extraor
dirary euro uycn horse that was very
badly cut, some time since.
! used II upon one occasion. cxtef-
nally. with good effect. believe Il
10 be a perfectly safe aud eflcacIous
remedy to be uscdin many complaints.
ID. l.. STARR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

UA8 ~~RasmHW
Make a batter Of a pint Of milk,
two well-beaten eggs, a saItspoon.
idl Of salt, and flour enough "a
make a batter as thick as fol
poundcake; have a clean sauce.
pan Of boiling wator; lot the wa
ter boil fast, drop in the batter by
the tablespoonful; four or five
minutes will boil them. Take
them with a skinner on 10 a dish,
put q BIT Of butter and pepper
over, and serve with boiled OF
cold meat. For a little dessert,
put butter and grated nutmeg,
with syrup or sugar ovcr.--Ue.
Farmer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25


In a discussion at recent
meeting Of the Ohio State Board
Of Agriculture. it was admitted
that whatever differences Of opin-
ion there might be about the
propricty of such exhibitions az
our. Fairs, there could be none as
to the fact, that they drew large
crowds, and thus aided much the
finances of the societies.
We fear that considerations Of
gain may have their influence in
introducing female equestrianism
in our Indiana agricultural exhi-
billions, but heretofore public SEN
timent has pretty effectually ex-
Guided them. There are few
sights more pleasant to US, than
a graceful female rider or is there
an accomplishment which brings
health so speedily as this one. -
The exercise should therefore be
encouraged, but public dispIaysoi
any kind are uniting the. char
acter of woman. We have heard
MANY sarcasfic remarks made bv
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25
HELMgoLp,s HOLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID ExTRAOT
SARSApARILLA


Fer purifying Tho blood, rcmoving all diseasca
arising from oxcc-s Of Mereury. exposure aud
imprupcnco and IN life, chronic lstuiionnl
disease, arising from an Impure state OF blood,
and tho only reliable and enoctnsl Known
remedy for the cure OF Scrofula, salt khoum
Scald Head, alterations OF the Doncs, letter.
plmples on tho face, and all seal, crup,iens OF
tho kkiu.
THIS article Is now prescribed BY some Of tae
most distinguished physicians In tho country,
and has proved more efficient In prncslca ihhn
any preparation Of Snrsagflln yet onersd 10 the
public. Several cnses Of secondary sphsi.s,
recovered IN the incufahlo wards OF our pnhllo
insi In lions which had iofmany Yeas resisted oy.
cry mode Of tfen,ni,nt that could DO devised. -.
These coses furnish striking examples or the sau.
tAfy Effects of tns medicine Ia nrissting some OF
the most lnsulerne diseases. after 'he glands
were destroyed, and .ao bones ALREADY afeeiaa.--.
Noffss s--Lettofs from responsible phsaleians
end Professors ofHesefni Medical Colleges, aud
osfilleaias Of cures from patients will be- found
accompanying both preparations.
pntes-. tiuid Extract OF isueha, 81 por bottle.
!" !" . Hsfsspanila so I"
eqoalln. strength 10 ono saIIon Of syud Of Mar.
Prepared aud soii by ~. q. HgLMBoLr,
ohemls,, rg1 Chestnut f'fees hsef the ulfsfd
10 gE Manor
irooksiile.
Ind.
Aud of Druggists and bealofs.
All letters directed 10 The propulsion OF agent
receive Immediate attention
jnnpissit.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25
Helnbolt's Genuine Preparations.
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND LUIDbXTRACT RUgHT.

For diseases OF the Bladder and Kldneys. Score,
Diseases, Structures, Weaknesses. and All dis.
eases oiihc Sexual Organs, whether IA male
or female, from whatever cause they may have
originated, and no mn'ter OF how long stand.
Ing. as ....... ~ "a. -
II yon have contracted the terrible disease
which, When seated In The system. will surely 20
down nom one generation 70 another, undermi.
ming the constitution, and sappng tho very vital
fluids life, do not trust yourself ia the hands q.
auaeks, who start up evry day In city like this
and oil the papers with glarlng falsehooa
too we'll calculated 10 deceive the Young. and
those not acquainted With ticir tficks You can.
not be too careful In the selection ola remedy In
thesa cases. ~ ~ :. s. -
The Fluid extract Buchn has been pronounced
by eminent physicians the greatest rcmedy ever
known. II is a medicine perfectly pleasaiit Ia IL
taste, and very innocent Ia It's action, aad yet 40
thorough that It annIhlIafos every particle or the
rank and poisonous ylras Of this dreadful disease;
snd, unlike other rcmedios, docs not dry D the
disease IN the blood.
Constitutional Debility, brought on by self.
abnse, most terrible disease, witch has brought
thousands TO untlmcly graves, thus blasting the
brilliant hopes OF parents. and blighiing III the
bud tho glorious ambition OF many d noble youth
can bc cured by this Infhlllblc Remedy. And ns 4
medicine which must benefit everybody. from the
simply delicate 70 the confined aud dcspnairlne
invalid, no equal i 10 be found acting boil as 4
euro aud Preventive.
-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

Wholesale Depot, at. a. q, Reak.
hirt'a, No. 81 Pearl II. Gin.
DR.. y: w. Forsha. Drug Store, No
slde OF Flithrt., . doors cast OF smith
Gin. o.
For sale ~ X. Tynsr'r, ID. Price a.
Sons. LInck a. Farquhar's. DIR. Moody'e
and hr. Hailes, Rockville. Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25
cInolnna.l, seps. let ls4g


This Is to certify that In the summer
ofls4s, ] became so very lame and
weak in my back. occasioned by np
that could not sit down or get dn'
without holding on to some object.
was advised TO try Mr.. FoIsha's Altera-
tive Balm. BY bathing Il six or eight
times, my back was perfectly restored;
and ! have felt no symptom of its return
since.
My wife, uIso, has used it for Rheu.
matte pains, headache and toothache
with very beneficial results.
III. YEAKLE.
Dec. LIST. is49.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25
Proclamation.

|yyvTHEREhs, DC extraordinary and nnpic.
Wv ecdenlcddenan Cor that lisnl liable prop
aratlon. WHfGlzTsS PREMIUM Ca
I9AAR1oN, has induced enYlous persons 70
palm on oiheraricics similar IN uaIne aud appear
ancc, but absolutely worthless, which has q ten
dene} 10 iniuro the reputation Of ne genuine
article, purchasers should be particular 70 ask FER
|"Wriehttn Premium koihsflon, aud tncy mag
rely on receiving an article suaeQua'led for ~
siftucs Tor restoring dccaycd head Of hair Tor
cool, refreshing and delightful application during
the hot voathcr, roinosieE al disagree able sen-
salons or dizzInoas and bosdaclt. and foftAo
toilet y hes never hid an cqualfor ifs pheasant
and delightful fragrance
rs thousands OF testimonials are snnicicnt
guarantee for ~ completely restoring lecayoQ
head OF hair; for removing al dnndruH for pre-
venting lis falling OF. whether from sIcknos8 or
disease; aud entirely dispensing with he aso Of
hair dyes, as II cxclles Ire secretion. producing
supply of is natural pifInoni o. eolofnt natter
gising he hair dark, gios1s appeaFenee, with a
For sale by every druggist IN tho Gay, au5 b,
druggists and merchants throughout the United
States ~ ~ p I
liberal discount 70 wholesale Soaicrs.
Price ~ Gents perbotile.
PETfR r.. WRIGHT * co., &c
- ..-+ 81 Market 81, PhliedcIphif.
ARents:--M. ". Halle, ". Moody, brook.
vile; ID. d. Dubois, faraeld. Nholpsaic
AgcnissALLEN q CO., ciucnnail,Q.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

u IEfFQW1 q GO. ~ ran ~ II1fH UllI.-
When ihe pitch came, ii,tt boit.1fots conrtge
stepped out ~. -.
10 tho above novhppcnd atlaIltf<s 20 rfin1
cob-ieed ouf OF whole care vi eafn.. -. s .....
Twill ran my - inch .sQu1en ~ III6 3ouili =
with cob breaker atiae limanl- The falnp article
that took The premium at ihhol1 stale faIflast
fall, against a "a Inch HufrnNs rnu. aud tInl
Nfcwart's Ohio aad kcutntt3 3totk Feed VILLA.
both 70 be rEn ~ oscc; and Il yea ar apnfehen-
sisc or arisky business, you lave ny entire ape
probntic1 10 run Mr. pouioro}'s Corn ri slor. ~
an auxiliary. should my single 1liIclo All 10
grind equal 70 quality and qu1nlls toftc con.hin-
cd productions OF tie two mills, onst a. You
please, thon yo0 can draw & " Anldfel dollars
a. stak IS put up.
Come. boss@siDt,t be cowhrely, fsaro Il hosh-
Ing Ike walking straight into The merits o. thlng.
~ ISL tr tlSAAC S1RkUB.1
ToJ. II. Brnpo~s 4 Co. may II IL