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ANTHONY BUOHLY,
q II y q e = A K e r,
Shop and Residence No. sos Penn'a avsnus.
south side. between 9th and 10th ats.

II an ELk6ANT HEAHSE,
and all necessary conveniences for
properly conducting hls business,
would respectfullyin the public that he 4,
fully repared to I'LL all orders entrusted To m
at thu shortes notice, and In the best manner.
A large supply Of READY-MADE COFFINs
OF all sizes, always on hand, which will be FUR.
nished on the most reasonable terms
AS heretofore, no pains will be spared Z, o,,,
entire satisfaction on all occasions.
N B.-Hesiding on the premises, srsers will
feb 7-1y
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20 900 PEACH TREES.
a DoLLhkS PER HUNDRED-POR
TLa.L my NURSERY, near Washington -
- &c ~; uses are ali OF fine growth and E
Aiso, ksneraI assortment ofORNAMENTAI
CIV, SHADE, and FRUIT Tn EE1
W . JOSHUA PHyRCS
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The Nicaragua Transit Route.

COMPANY, OF SICAhAGUA.
Having perceived that the steamship Prometheus, be.
longing to the Accessory Transit Company advertised
be sold this day under process Of the United States
District Court authorized o person 10 attend the sale
and gave him Instructions what extent to bid He pur.
chased her for the sum OF Slooi, in my name and on
my account.
Present appear indicate realization Of my hops
that the company will be seoiy restored 10 ,e rights
franchises property upon the lthmus OF Nicaragua
which has be Justly invaded FOR this reasln
have deemed 10 be my duty 10 make effort TO pre-,
the OF awaiting myself OF the opportunity to
re commence operations When that time arrivos such
material may have on hand 10 pu. II In operation
shall furnish giving each holder the right 10 propor
10 his stock 10 participate with at cost ia
estabiisbipg line. c. VANDERBILT.
NEW YoRK Dec. % 1855.
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made by hAs State With the United States and Great
tain respectively The Mosquito Indaos shall not be
he consent Of ihe United States and Great Britain ca II
separately expressed.
Article fourth s.pulstes that the republic Of Rica shall
the river san Juan from It's mouth the mouth Of the seca
juan or orsyown with tSsr vessels and 10 store their
goes IN tbs. port and without being subject 70 aut IS Of
wateysr except fer light money and other sssary po
os b. .rr,ogal disputes ksse a, and 'f se & o. era
sion 70 se gen q he oien q San Juan Greyomn te ,me
se b. lie orbi'saon q ne Gas,d a,e. Of Amsrca asa
ae ose sion ga third pariy.
u also provides that
The republic Of Nicaragua shall constitute and declare tn
port Of Greyown or Juan free port and the city fire
sy though under the OF ne republic WHOSE nhap
iss, 10 govern themselves BY eaas Of Their own mancp.
70 BE BY egsse
trial b. Jury in their own courts perfect freedom
shall 20 ssss sHSS M
s nos an nue on goods n1naed @ ts @ TRANSIT 1 sor
duties OF tonnage vessels except such may be
gh houses and beacons provided thai the cnaion
shsa not interfere Win or prese the levy Of temporary
Irdiaas stipulated in article exemption from military
Of the same.
Article nfth provides:-
That the repubie o. Nicaragua shall into positive
treaty spua,ions with each OF the governments of the
United States OF america and Great Britain that will make
subject 10 he condition that the muneipa said city
shall az soon as orgsned pass laws and
Rs yearly he Mosaso Indians by wss oi annuity for
interest," iss srriory rssosaysa and declafsd Sy
cause Of article to be within the limits and sovereignty Of
The republic of Nicaragua
Art,cls ninth declarcs:-
TIT net,o eind t1egsces z oa'e r. ssic.
& a n csesa I. ss c.s,sg no.. ar,is e:
Where are the advocates Of the Monroe doctrine
JOHN ?. HESS.
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Tss PoifncAl wAs y y:KcuA The Louisville Jo,S.
nal IN spcakirg OF the political rivalry exlsting bswesa
Governos VIE. and senator Hunter, OF Virginia says-
whether Hunter eats Wise. or Wise sar Hunter or
tain well known proverb j. equally pertinent ThsY
both renegade wings both demagogues OF the drst watr
ana both pesslens anscs Tho only diisroase Dstuesa
other rhetorical ana rhapsodioai one belongs 70 -
iro'h and cam OF tho political cup, and the other 70 ~
cts The country can get along admirably wsssss
Mr.. Bxs1os's sHsAIoEAL PRosrErs.-rhc 81. Lo0s
Rersean speaks Of Mr. Benton prospects 70 20 10 he
United States Senate IRON Missouri, ~ follows
A. 70 the point made, that xr. Bachaaans iaausnes
used n Missouri 10 have Benton returned 70 the ssns3s
II pure ncilon. Mr.. Bachanan want him theee
his friends DO not want him ihsre-he would bio ths
administration shy high be were thsrc. There not .
Tbey might ~ well put hempen twine around their neoks
and DO banged N once ~ suifsr him 10 80 back 10 The
them FOR thor opposition TO him. Little or big, no would
hang them ali.
IspoxrAsT PorlrcAI Moyrspsr.-Ths New Havsa Orl-
r1 is informed that . number Of leading Fillmore
In Connecticut recently mot New Haven, and
solved TO continue their organization for the sscsa nsws
spring and the New London Chronicle Is informed thss
tho number COZ slated a three
Tax EIxcIoSAi yorY oY wisoosss.-Ths nrst wsisss-
day Of the present month was the day provided ~
United States av x The Electors Of President and Voc
President TO meet al the capols Of the ssAsss
and cast their electoral vo,es storm on the dag
previous having shut oa ali communication with haissa,
the Electors for Wisconsin did not arrive there and oas
sequeuty sne vote OF wsconsln not cast for Prr~-
dert. The Madison Aygu Of ,he evening 6 the AN,
marks upon this circumstance q iollewS-
universally conceded that the failure 10 fatal 70
vote, that more be cast than cousx
the primary election be held . dnersus day, II ihe
people had failed 70 vose the ath of November. The
Of oics Of the Eiecsers ceased with the day
which they 10 ca6t the vote. and they
more lesaly dscharse their oca functions than could
any other citizens os the sssis.
A EDr Tos M. BvcuSAs.--A paper In New Hamp.
shire recommends the appointment Of Hon Rufas
for Ninhiey 70 Enslsnd
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Jersey city News.

FBs DEPARTMENT Esrnrsvwrrr.-Ths third annual
etir'snmeai for tho bencft Of shc Jersey Cu Fire re
psrtnspt Fusd toox place e Park Hall Tcescay ever
ng The bal was ned hy an attentive audience. THIS
entertain meDt consisted Of ln,rumeuta music By Fock
ton band, and vocal muss omprisng sonfs aud quay
J. s. Gregory. IT., Bs Vsrek, j. ". Woodruff keoClor-
mack, 4. y. Jnderbll N. haitian and others Mr. Ahbo
rlaye5 upon the pa1olorto poem, written ty o. =.
OHarson AMI dedicated 10 the JeFse Car Fire Depart
meat was read By Brown, cl0ccuonst, aud greeted
NIB St at sppauae. David Sceu eleo appeared IN SINE
0i bfCbsra9testic limitations and !, 81 Brosn gave tvo
d amsuc read lgs The services W. a. voluntary rhe
tNs gave esest satisfaction and lrcsa5Y AIDED $50 W
tae gldeWs and orfssus' iu0d.
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CHARes oy ENrEzIxMxvr AeAiSsr A BcoxxESrrs.--Jana
J. Frre recently bcokkesper With L. I. vasa,ns.
merchants, No 81 John street. arrested yesterday
By cnhcer hcNsnnus Of the Fourteenth ward, chsrxe4
with having and since the 7th Of July last embsx-
zied and appropv 10 his s2se as funds be-
Ion gng TO his employers rrrc admitted that be col.
lecied The sum In question, from various parties and
used Tor his private purroses. He vas held By Justice
Copnsly, for examination.
srRrRrn BraiAss TmSvH.-About O'Clock
yesterday morning. officers Ho0 and Conway OF The an.
teepih ward, Uncovered that the smoking
and provision store OF Christian reitsen No 50 Ninth
avenue bad bets brokea ipto and ROBBED consde~ar
bio amount Of hams, butter and lard. On exAmintng
however they found thai the burglars had bsco9
alarmed and he'd len ali their paundsr behind the nal
way Ief NO SAX. nsuspcion rests asans p&xue
whom ihe police are In purssh o.
Brsaisrrs ~ Plat sr1ru. .-0u Tuesday night a
laas hour The hardware store No. Is psm ssrest
bsoksn epss by means o. jimmy an robbed Of pocket
knives and similar articles "a the value Of nearly 500
Se buraars escaped with their piundev and cius had
been gos Of them up 70 late last evening. although The
police are In hopes Of securing them.
rm Larp rooMs SEfsS1ye CAss wolfe Roesnbaun,
one Of the parties which IL alleged skinned Mrs Louisa
williams cut Of 800 under pretcnce getting her
bspd out Of prison without his ccminr trial
rested yesterday by officer Martin taken before Jus
tlco Welsh, who held him 10 bail IN $500 70 ans ger
Marcus Hnrn became bis bat An nation sr
the case OF Piser win be had on Friday.
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evenr ftm him, bus answer The question whether
the sum was s5 Geo, he said vas more; he heseafed
soocs giving me The names Of The pcrsons 70 who. the
money had been loaned ~ be said would prevent him
from getting the money back he said he could not give
the amount, he named Dr. Morton, but begged 70
aeep the psme secret - : would prevent him rom get
secret high e2o, 600 In each before
reaching this when asked him, he said more;
had NJ ears that The sum ~as more but do not re-
colltci that be said was tnsn $4,000: sdviscd
him 10 meet Mr.. Hooper, who was prominent director
in the road told him he had better 70 my Office
the morning M II O'Clock. and Mr. Hooper In
Bce.on be would be prsssnt he said he had besn
Mr.. Salisbury NJ Worcester.
To Mr.. Chosk-Thcre was sum named AFTER the
adv'ce the s6,too Of Ruel wilians was, hins, nrst
named next DAY IN Bctson am quite sure nothing of ths
hind vss tasd after the advice
To Mr. ooolcy--The ncxt morning anes ne converse
uon alluded 70 Mr.. 1uckerDan handed me package m
yelow envelope. asd saksd me would keep N oon-
hdepce. told him could keep nothing nom the drso
tors told Mr. Hooper that Mr. ruckerman had been to
my house. end THAI he defauher feared 70 large
amount, and that had advised him 10 make full DIS
closure 70 ,he electors in my oacs sod heard Mr..
Ho.rr and Mr.. Tuckermsn converting, and len them
convcrsins; Mr.. Hooper and talked about the expe.
ss,sy O @ ss ,s.ssss1 % q T. NE s E
estate 70 the oomrsny; Mr. Tuckcrman appointed
treasurer upoa my recommendation, ] was one Of his
bonasmen be went % scnooi In my Office when he was
bcy.
Mr.. Bellies subm tied an argument to show that the
statements 10 have been made oy the defendant
we're Drawn rom him While bis mind In agitsted
rdon end being therefore psrsiivey involuntary
were nni admissible 90 evidence
~ Oeolfl, 10 reply asEued that the confessions
tu'iro!y voluntary. NJ Reed gave hs advlca but held
ttt 10 inducemtnls ether oi hope fear Until could
BE shosr thpt coercion had been used, psv OF the
ecfgnde AIS shoud he suded By the Court
In reply 10 Dsincl Attorney, Mr. Choa,e attended
N The language oi NJ Reed 10 The deendaot held odt
hops e imruahy from punishment shcud ho " msks
resE eFf ast ci IA '
NJ Cae.i.t Ntsaoai Occaged aearly an hour = N
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houCs An entifev osleuoar viii - 1a1e up ~.
tie tral gelms ~ tlis Court asnUsfs Febrtarg ara
hsfeh 1851. sfd s ~ istde muss he Gtu wN ne
C,sfg 0l a. before saurtay ueotmoel ~.
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GES. PAKESH,m-A CURIOUS FAoF~-We copy
the oIcw ffom The New Orcans Pscaal-e OF tue 1f
inst I'VE we're esterday crsSbiy informed. by
gentleman who resides the SPOT thai sept mbsr
lssf, the welt kn8wn ocean urea. under whan lhe ra
mrns cf General fakonham were hurisd, fsw ruies
below the rlty broken on Thirty ieet a0ove ground
by gso Of usrd, and cAnson bali drad frou tie
frinrh lines dnyng battla ouna emeecd dsd a.s
where the runx broke Oh 7aus a wss laAs M brave
Briion sepi urtcr one D ~ IVA mlseAes AZ hs moaa.
new 8MN MM
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shah have perfected his title thereto By yeH's ocou

shall have perfected his title thereto By one years ocou'
The aid William l. Cazpeau Is also authorized TO issue
to any agents he may select land scrps not exceeding in
amosnt hundred for each colonis In satsiAc
ton for services and outays obtaining and trans
porting said colonists to Nicaragua -
Witness PEDRO SILVER, Secretary OF Legation.
certify thai the above is true statement OF my con-
tract with the government Of Nicaragua for tho intro
duc,ion Of bona fde settlers the public land OF that
State also declare and certify that have no power,
instructions or intention 10 raise men for militia.
sm,grants than persons disposed TO accept farms
IN Nicaragua upon the sole condition Of cutvatiny
GSm ,ss & nave
tour hundred settlers Of this description 10 go out In the
Tennessee the oath inst This statement and
his notice given TO protect those citizens OF the United
States enjoyment of their Just and inAenRble right
proceed their discretion any part OF the world in
tbs legitimate pursuit Of their wGI affairs c,7Sr.r
81. NICHOLAS HoTE1, NEW YORK, Dec rs, 1855.
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS REPLY.
To which Mr. McKeon IN me- lately sent the following
SOUTHERN DISTRICT o. NEW YoRE, q
e. s. DISTRICT ATTORNEY q OfFIcE, Dec. ~, 1856.
Sir-The department referred to In your note OF this
cate purpors be signed f. Ferrer Nnstro Penepoten
iary No such mneter has been received by the aresi
Dent of the United States The right OF such recogai.
ton belor gs solely TO tie Presiuen The document
10 official authority, Ia my Judgment, and ought not 10
You ask il there is any4aw to prevent cm,grants from
departr from this port state that the government II
The United States HIS not pretended and does no, pns
tend interfere with the movements OF parties leaving
the United sates except when they the laws
Of the United states But under the head Of emgrans
il should be made to appear Dy proper evidence that
they In fact military expedition or parties enlisted
or retained with intent to enlist elsewhere, In viola
ton OF the neutrality laws Of the United states, would
be ny duty 10 act.
avail myself OF this occasion to that what are the
supposed American interests in Nicaragua Determined
not by private ndvduas but by tho government OF toe
Unoa The duty OF ,utng the acts OF Congress 10
laon to the neutrality Of this county belongs to the exc
cutve branch Of the aud for the execution
which you will readily admit they cannot be question.
ed by agents OF any interest out tine limits OF the United
States With great respect, remain your obeient ser
want, JOHN MckEON, United Saies District Attorney.
To Gen. WILLIAM L. CAzSnAU, st. Nicholas Hotel
The United States Marsral had orders 10 have force
In readiness. The cutter Washington Was ting
quietly town at Staten Island, and the steamer Arctic
readiness ut the Navy Yard, in case OF the ap
pearance Of ilbustering.
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TIE LATEST FROM ssRSFeAr.

TIE psssenEers from The New York have al gone up
hy and, Capt Merru elt for tbe Tssso yertsrday
peri rord rom hin thz r1oroing The New York m
hsi ccndtsc AM do,re everything 10 or
tower 70 Fcsve her The uasev y n the c.bu ~ eish
ite OsDK " tnc henvr snrl no ushtfr iav along
fi3c. should the vcsiDet become noferste 1
toues 70 gvo fn0d se-cuHt n, The sbp. the lxhtsv
schecrere Isstor- rtd ~ esav a'c here Ara VIII em
T,cg heU a. tool = yt csn worS
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BALTIMORE.
.s,uEu,.su.o,u.sE,Lo,L .n-

Ekn WILLIS MEDICAL LottssE, i",h Ia
- umnf, Bamero-lnstturd y is - a. ~ ~ :, ~ -
Gagsf lat,Higre tncnr the Post ohcc) klf INA' u
~ OK NJ I.E RIoIf tIsIn=Br Mlis, an rAr"tienffd
m sean ot ihe Anrathe school ney b. f'R'sH@B 'o
suIlet IN all casrs ut private nature or Il lsoase
y" Hone, required II !" "r" - mol s",'"H
practical experience ot oScr ~ NoarH ehnpVh III VI 10
Nrant cure In the shortest ptse'e time 10 hNe ''3
effected
This smar,aary.
extensively celebrated fo he 'Nretnl and speedy euro 'l an
rfss at seere biseascs Was established IN ths e'N as
The Nigh Et.pn,nii"n
nt this lnnau would lrndtt public notice unnecessary W."
far Who haNn
h,cu tiehrdo h,r monc>, auoated 10y o 'haatan- h"
doutsh so largely in thu public rnte aud Will whom our tP
smie,ed be your Guard.
would avoid injury, recunmG lese AMI d'apeh'm'hh
'' IT NJ mRh'N no Ro'lek "'l's7"". i'''''s Nv 49,
ih'n IL VII hauorahiN perform
Ihe utusI symptoms sore lhoHt liberation ot The
Mouth lchuF aud reudcrnoe nhonl the Saae h9hh's .,
ruoei the oles aud most uNeorae Of such e"s,s Ilr NJ Is
ah" Triumph, oi sc,cns'.
lhr trWcde ct pr NJ la fv.tutinG HtuuE ana manly Nf
reuo,atnR the shattered enston aud fcmoA my spe"d
y adel ~ or wlaA Incurred hah eolan s'eiei ha'l az
Enirebicd Manhood
moy here dnda cctan rosetaSe, m1 lhan7and hom tafr
use have realgcd tho nuion Ct re whcf hom ho
eueot Quaekore In then thc 'niil.sa 'c"fs had be
Aa,nn,nac- oi Treatment.
No pol ouons compounds ot M,ruIA or NaNouH Drugs Is
nhis practice
TO Pennies.
Ion=cSofen,ca in liz treatment Female AHeeteus Ner
to- daraaas. qualities II NJ 10 afford bdtB htbt and
en"c tHrt In thr mos dn'enltrns' '"mmhnra ''rf'a
y faadod, md uoahiw, marked wlthsNhl aud dehea'N.
Dr. uiIls' sr."t s','"n,i''.
This sovereign hdHeig arr'nhe Ia "ef srN Will u" s'h
oy prepared toy mai pet"ptot 3d. or by romtting fo
Distant persons cured o. homr ny addressing pR u.
MILLS. BALTIMORE do,aa p'st Ioidl Medicines scut IN
any diee'tton,bs mnil or Gpresn
lun, ~ div
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n
requires cold Narhest storm make g. \. Bliss
Ware House the AMI attractive place
would advise all who prepared for Win
chilling winds to make haste .hther his beautiful
s,timcut he entirely gone
lie has hand full supply Of Furnaces Rapges,
Cooking stoves OF various patterns, parlor oce and Box
SYe Of every size ard style for wood coa Crates that
cannot be surpassed In beauty aud which fail to please
w ttsilous lie sal,o do all Job
Nrh either in Tin Coaer % Iran With fpatch and
Ia Plumbing baan, aiso carried ON by him, in manner
a 10 eXeeled i friends and patrons both In
and country viii profit by calling
All orders PROMPTLY atteuieitp.
q. s. BLISS,
attlGts Main st = toosr below Market.
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VOL. 5.--NO. "a.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Asa> ORNAMENT tor the ..,,.


~ Az ORNAMENT tor tnc sns,or, gin
e appropriate what accopiab more dear
aud worthy to lee chosh Il than natural u4ehke amosg
sehng and breathing likeness OF the headsa the usehod
The ~ Olive Plants At home, those loved ba
"hoc in the acsh may he seldom Avsrcoss
e haftpcd health and character and happness tor
ambitions have sacrificed home, comfort and friends,
tho attainment of place au power but who heard Of
tho hRppy poesor of Tanner snmitable Ambroypes
Photographs BaRuerrootypes exchanging for
mpu. the hottest otves that cf.
to heart fallen humanity, to perpetuate and
nieup seal aud raty halow ed affection The
operator IN tho of oldest the business
fs hy ago. contonplses while In this
HelBsig mood with little satisfaction, the healtbul and
HaPS Influences that constantly going out from his esthb
ncn through tbc Medium truthful pictures
Il not less hoaatt truihal orginals to gladden. ts
beao the Fathora aud Mothers the and Broser
Lut or= aud Swcelhenrts nf the land
The udeEned ha >ng ncreaacd his ofoperator and
having hhud rc ami large supply OF materials nvites
wait from ever" hoy tolls Gallery, where in al1weathers
hn procured faithful AnhrpTfe ar bnguerreotype and those
nol wahng iac si"'e o ihcnse,,, n he cordially wc'
emrd and amply rrpaidfor he Onbie, by examining
Srelop eahibton ot iirturea IN nldon to almost
united stock ot new nnd unique raHcs have quantity
H Fashionable 1rwclry, ,anrh Lpckes Breast pia Brace
Its Watch fohH Finger Rings se, designed pic
which will be put the beat style of the
bo shortest notice. and at the reasonable preas for
aaah uub N. = TANNER
y Y Sal, Vain ~. three doors below Bridge
July 49is - Anchbbrg, Va
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r,mssrsmE. rumNITUKE!.

? :. htf RE
IN! for pasi the subscriber would
o his thanks his trieu "a ana the pub
lin EaaafHlly, naa .Aiorm them that he
hand constantly adding thCreo) large
Elegant Furniture, ured by skifu ok
Lho Yery be material aud finished In the de
slbIe Ills Stock sanrares every article usually got
lla Iip in the most extensive manufactures.
le sociis cali from these wishing to purchase feeling
sutd that he and VI give satisfaction in regard to both
lH4ee aud 4unlts oi work.
Hair and Shucs Mattresses alsay hand
EDWARD }. FOLkES,
aud mE. utaotoa doors below Liberty Ware
I4.f4s sep 2d&cts
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q GA1IEh Naui attect, I.ynchbnrg ia OF the
extensive aud besI In the State The reception
hue szea neatly tInised and embeahcd with choice
aremous of the sylOs of portraiure known
photographic art Tho Ambrolypa beanallY eolorad Pho
iegppbA tnwhhhg tic trnthhilnoss ofhe Ambrotype viii,
the 81, of nl seonln the peN Wings nlao,
gnrrvotYpcs ufrtrry size.
The operating large aud eommodious large
y aud do lights arrnng sn that In the darkest weather
4aod Il batter res,A la produceA than when the Sun
hmr4 hrRhtrtt Ar \ VIII he happy 10 see, all umoa.
The vers at the bNauial III ~hushrf 4ay rnrr.
he hattefnK he has received
the authorizes the hope that during pfcp
he may have he rlcasufe ct placing record many
aee which VIII be ao lmPerishRbe the material whirl
tn Impression nudc Especially would Lo appeal
nde many whom about IA h, Rnufnl they Will
huIhen the ehhdow tho nhaauee sades Hiring
y"u friends with lruyour husband yo1r ehld-sad pari.
ua Wi eamo hnn operations nhnHt take place Then
twill alleviate aud gtitan the of those dark hours
o thu bright mages huara cherish ed IA other
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constantly on hand ma Alta
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Ne cali particular attention 10 very ,nnel admire
Htirhos ratFub frou Bnam ploUs Below 1f the
many testimonials in arn4 of this Tow.
Below tho Norvtll House, LynchhurR,
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