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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29
DR.. JOHN BULLS
S A RS A p A r I L L A.
This medicine, when used according to directions,
will cure, without fail -
Scrofua,
or Kings Evil,
Cancers, Erupdons
Of the Skin. Erysipelas,

Of the Skim Erysipelas,
Tumors, Chronic, Sore Eyes,
Ring Worm or letters, 2cald Head,
Rheumatism, Pains in the Bones or
JOINTS Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling OF
the Glands, Syphilis. dyspepsia, Salt theum,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Diseases arising from the
use of Mercury Loss Of Appetite Pain In the Side and
Shoulders. General Debility, Lumbago, Coughs, Colds
Dropsy Jaundice, Costiveuess Bronchitis Weakness OF
Chest Sore Throat, Pulmonary Affections and all other
Diseases tending produce Consumption, Liver Com
plants, Female Irregularities and Complaints, Low
Spirits Sick and Nervous Headache, Night Sweats,
Exposures, or Iniprudence in Life, Chronic con-
sttutional Diseases, and as Spring and
Summer Drink, and General Tonic for the
System, and n Gentle and Pleasant
Purgatiye. II is superior to Blue
Lick and Congress Water,
Salts, or Seidilitz
Powders.
II Is remarkable fact, that among the hundreds Of
en- ipent py scians who have examined the recipe by
which Bulls Sarsaparilla is prepared, not has
dened It, but all approve It, and commend IL In the
highest terms. Many physicians express themselves
strongly In the belief that Is decidedly the best prepa
ration Of sarsapara that has been placed before
the public. Although there are many physicians who
feel relusauceto having their appended to the
Recommendation OF any particular remedy, uotwith-
standing they may approve Of II In the highest degree;
there are others who frankly yield their support In favor
of a remedy which they know Is capable Of doing so
much good in an afflicted community. As an evidence,
read the following from cid aud respectable ply
Of high standing In the community In which they live.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12

dered if brooks hid no diamonds, so
bright, SO clear, was all the shining
stones; little thinking, gentle heart, that
you had diamond beneath your breast,
which though yet unpublished, flashed in
its varying rays from beneath the dark
dropping silken curtains of your eyes
OH God does speak in the country.
There is solemn stiffness in the coun-
try air, a quiet peace; SO like the chris
tian's rest. If there is voice in silence,
how deep, how eloquent with love is the
silence Of the country. In this impress
sive silence God does speak.
Reader, forgive us. All this comes of
boyhood days, of August, and of home.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12

- Nature delights in opposites.--s
l ne day after storm is always calm
and lovely. A little woman wishes
giant for husband, while the "fat girl''
sets her heart on dapper little fellow,
OF the size and flavor of penny's worth
OF alspice. Young, the author of might
Thoughts" was one of the most cheer
ful OF men, while one of the saddest dogs
In London was Grimaldi, the clown
"Home Sweet Home"i is a beautiful little
song, and yet it was written by man
who was never happy unless in the
midst of noise, hustle and excitement.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12
CONSEQUENCES OF \ BRnAcH az En.

CONSCIOUSNESS OF BREACH OF En-
IoUETTE.-"Punch," under the heading
of what it calls "unstorm neglect" says:
The day after the apparition of tbs
Yankee at Her Majesty's levee, in q
black cravat; the English funds actual
ly declined. A correspondent draws
from the fact the following moral: The
ties of the two nations must be exs
tremely loose, when 'cravats' can thus
affect the 'stocks!'
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12

Mr.. Thos. King, Editor of the Bull
lentiu, and Mr. A. A. Cohen had col.
Gsion at the County Jail yesterday
The latter has been confined there sew
eral months. 1t seems Mr.. King had
been at the jail on a visit to Messrs. Dur
kee and Rand, and when about leaving
it, he met Cohen in the corridor; in pas
sing, they touched each other. One
statement has it that the collision was
intentional on Mr.. Kings part; another
says Mr. X. stepped close to the wall to a
void touching, and it was intentional on
Mr.. C.'s part. Words ensued, and Mr.
G. applied some severe terms to Mr.. X.
for insulting him, and Mr.. X. is said to
have taunted Mr.. G. AS Mr.. King was
about passing out-the turnkey opening
the door-Mr. G. kicked him severely,
which compliment Mr.. King returned
with interest before Mr. G. could be re-
moved from his reach.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12

CoLUsA FIRE-The Marysville Her
aid learns from Mr. Smith, of Rowe &
Co.'S Circus, that the fire caught in Nc
Kilton's stable, opposite the American
House. The following is list of the
buildings consumed, as furnished us by
Mr.. Fitch, driver of the Colusa stage:
Booksin & Tozcr, wagon makers, &C.;
Franks Saloon; building owned by j
IL. Lyman, occupied as lawyers office;
Peter Van Ness store; Case & Wares
store; Dunlap & Suydam's store; bar
ber's shop; the drug store of Mr.. Woods;
the store of Charles Spalding, forward
ing merchant; the store of Minor &
James, forwarding merchants, together
with nearly 100 tons of freight; DIR.
Barnett's house and office; the Gem Sa-
loon; John Clark's Bakery; VIM. .Riley's
blacksmith shop; George Ware & Cos
meat market; Geo. Wallace & Bro. S
hay yard; wagon-maker's shop of Smith
& Hadley; Mr.. Chapman's house and
stable; some thirty-three or thirty -four
horses and mules, and some eight or ten
wagons, some of them loaded with
freight, were also consumed, together
with some four or five small frame dwell
ing houses.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12
rpThe following items we find in the

New York Herald, of August 9th
The Mobile Adccrtiser of July %, col
lects extracts from Fillmore papers in
the slave States, which show that the
Fillmore men are full of confidence. In
Tennessee, the Memphis Banner des-
cribes the prospects as '.beautiful y in
North Carolina, the Whig and Ameri-
can prospects are 'sbright;" in Georgia,
the Augusta Chronicle says :-"Every-
thing tends to convince US that Fillmore
will carry Georgia by sweeping ma
iority if his friends but do their duty"
In Alabama, the Adrertiser declares that
"the good work is going forward nobly.
Onr interior exchanges come freighted
with good tidings, showing clearly that
the right spirit is prevailing. Our most
eloquent speakers are in the field: Jere
Clemens, Judge Wallace, HilIiard, Chill
ton, Parsons, Watts, Gilchrist, and a
host of others and the fortress Of Ala
bama ti-Americanism already trem-
bles forits security. The Albany speech
of Fillmore and Buchanans acceptance,
and the Sanford letter, are fast doing
the business for the bachelor of Wheat
land in Alabama. In Florida, sthe
canvass" is progressing finely.
The Cleveland (Ohio) Courier, Ger
man Buchanan paper, has been discon
tinued for want of patronage, the Ger
mans in that quarter ali going for Ere
mont. The Cincinnati Volkstreund has
thus been left the only German daily in
all Ohio that supports Buchanan All
the others go for the Pathfinder of the
Rocky Mountains.
The Fillmore Know Nothings ofMass-
chusetts, have postponed their State
Nominating Convention from the 9th of
August to the goth, on account of the
meeting of the Know Nothing State
Council on the 5th 1t will be held on
the goth, in the Music Hall, in Boston,
and the call is extended to all suppor-
ters of Fillmore and Donelson, whether
Know Nothings or not
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12

The steamer Sierra Nevada brought
up $4,000 lines and 5000 oranges from
Manzanillo.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12
Valuable Property for sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED still offers for sale the follow
l. ing valuable property left from the flames, and his
extensive business.
The well known brick building Main street. which
is now being rebuilt and viii be warranted fire proof
this time completed The basement is to be
again fitted up for carrying wholesale Liquor and
Soda manufacturing business.
The two stories above ground have always rented TO
good advantage, and cannot fail command good
ants and good prices at any timethe location being
of the desirable in the city.
Also will be sold the large and commoiou lot aljoin-
ing and frame buildings thereon Also lot on Bridge
and Spring Streets and on Washington street. with
a stable thereon. -
The property viii be soswth the entire business of
the undersigned which has been and still promises be
in fourishing condition There a complete stock and
apparatus for carrying the Soda business.
jyif Apply to j. NJ FLJRSHUTZ.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12
oAGLY STAGE LINE

FROM NEVADA TO WASHINGTON
rSsS<ya Or and after jar. / $50, the above
Rs-14ySsesnHS Line VIII ruu follows
--Taving Nevada at oeiock, A NJ. ant passing By
slaa,:tan Spring House. Morgan's Cold spiag White
Icui Gold Hill and Alpha and arriving at Nashirgton
- O'clock in the afternoon
Il il the NEAREST and BEsr ROUTE to Washington
omega Scotchnans Greek. Poor Mans Creek and
eureka
Returning the stages viii leave the soCTH oBA
HorEl every morning a. O'Clock, and arriving at Ne
vaia bt O'Clock = u connecting with the California
stage Cos Coaches Auburn Sacramento, MarysTile,
nd Shasta
C.fioe-scuth Yusa Hoiei Washington
A. ; OLiN PRoPRIEroR
MeK0eFhTs, Agent Nerlda
Sevada April iSth, l5Js--:t
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12
saw Will for sale.

~ wishing &C irtc tEc Lumpe, Business
\ purchase this Mill known Brst Russell s. Coz
Iu' yThicn ,vll be sold as a Great Bargain
rwc Span of Horses Two Wagons
Three oks Of Cxari
Household Furniture, Truck Chains
eyery article Belonging The business, good
2jl,00C Eeei Of Good Logs IN the yard and
$50 00c Feet OF Superior Lumber
nand ara fci sale low private sale until TUES
s-ss apt Jtii nj p NJ if not sold before that date
iii be sold al public auction the premises.
Any wishing purchase will be shown the prop
by calling on ROBERT McMURRAY, at the Mill,
l. C HARMER, at Pacific Ex Office.
The Last Warning g-Al those indebted to Hirst
'iusse & Co. notified that can't any
ioots, spend any money for Board My time
would willingly give rs it's worth but little me, but
g be dunncd for Grub is awful
C. HARMER
Nevada Aug 2 ls56-tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12

Gen. Walker of Nicaragua, wants tc
raise loan of s2.000,000 on the credi.
of bis Government
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12

~ Russia is Al times larger than
France, and i3s times than England.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12
RObinso.a's CrOssin.!

TTNHE ROAD from Nevada to Downieville. by way of
Robnson's Crossings in fine condition and presents
The Shortest Route and Best Road for Teams.
To all the extensive Mining Regions and all the various
settlements along the Divide between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North Yubas by of Hess
and Emorys Crossing
This ROAD also affords the nearest for Packers
and Travellers from Sacramento by way of Rough and
Ready Grass Valley and Nevada and the mines further
South, to Poor Mans Creek Nelson's Creek and all the
Mining Regions north of Nevada and Downieville.
.YS This Road is easily Travelled that between
Sacramento and Nevada. -Four horses readily draw
from Three Four Thousand pounds of Freight from
Nevada to the top of the hill Downievile when the
road is not obstructed by heavy rains snow
WILLIAM L. ROBINSO Proprietor
Nav l. IS5c-lv*
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12
Orleans Hotel.

Orleans Hotel.
Second street bet. j and X, Sacramento.
Qf recent additions made to the above hotel is now
- the largest and most commodious building of the
kind in California covering s5xl50 feet built
of brick, and has capacity for
Lodging 800 Persons.
The proprietor begs inform the public that in fur
nshng this Hotel he has spared neither pains nor ex-
pense Anticipating the of the community he has
added wing four stories in height and 36xI0O feet
in depth.
The dining room, parors &C. have been enlarged and
other improvements made for the comfort and enter
tanment of his guests, which warrants him in saving
that the ORLEANS HOTEL is the most commodi-
GUS complete and elegant in the State.
The TABLE bears the choice of the market; the
READING ROOM the of the day from all parts of
the United States and Europe the BILLIARD SALOON
furnished with tables of the finest workmanship; the
BAR supplied with the choicest Liquors and Cigars
This Hotel is the Depot of the California Stage Co. 1t
open all hours. that passengers arriving at night
be accommodated with rooms
J. r HARDENBURGH,
aug63m Proprietor
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12

Speaking Of the family Jars now daily
occurring among the Unterrifed, the
State Journal says: "The more excite
ment there is in the primary contests,
the better" The editor would be high
ly pleased, then with "the primary con-
tests in this county: and 'twould be
like new marrow in his bones, for him to
have had a peep into the County Con-
vention, yesterday.-Coloma Argus, 9Th
INST.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12

COMING BAcK-Ex-Governor Bigler
was at New York at the last dates, He
was to have taken passage home on the
steamer of the 9th September.
|. G.. Woods was in New York on the
departure of the Nicaragua steamer, and
had expressed his intention of returning
to San Francisco.
1t is reported that our whole Congress
ional delegation had secured passage in
the steamer which was to leave New
York on the goth of August
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-12
Established in April 1851.
THI WEEKLY NEVADA JOURNAL.
BY N. p. BROWN & Co.
MAIN STREET

NE NEVADA JOURNAL commenced its sixth yearly
volume on the 2lst day of April 1856 under the most a-
vorable auspices Since the period of its establishment
IN lso has steadily and rapidly advanced in public IA
vor until it has secured patronage at once large and
duse In point of position the propretors feel justified
in asserting that is secondary no other mountain pa
per in the State.
The recent disastrous fire completely annihilaed the
materials of this establishment but the good name and
business OF the JOURNAL remains Immediately after the
fire the propretors replaced their establishment bet
ter style than and prepared sustain the JOUR
NAL in its original popularity and value.
TERMS FOR THE JOURNAL:
For One Year. --........-........ 500
For Six Mon+hs
For Three Months. .---..~..-..---.--..-2OO
Single Copies 25
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-06

as an apparition, milk white dove
flew through the open window at the
rear OF the pulpit, and nestled on the
preachers shoulder. Astounded, he
paused an instant it sat, then rose
and describing a circle around his
head, away flew the snowy bird 10 the
ycrnal pastures and summer woods.
The effect OF this startling coincidence
upon the aa1ience leave vou to i'm
aglne.
have said he pcrscycggj. He be-
came doctor Of Divinity, and deser-
we'd his degree, which IS no ia.ut praise
in the United States. IL became
President q University, 4ul graced
the chair lie filled he became a Bish
op in the Church ofGo and trner,
nobler man never trod this Continent
than was Henry Bidloman Bascom.
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4 EnDn TNVEsTMgNT-

TFaving eur Mill Completed aad Ia operation and
i our Offices acc 0apllshed in having one OF o.
Aliis la the City Of DaFsupurt, and eur purpose be-
ing y dispose OF Mils aEd Rights IN "a estate OF Iog
senow Offer ti- Ntit, A-chiuery. Engtla. Fixtures.
BuiIdiass and Eaass. ssla acep n msdAtsl g :
tgFsls % REcttapIs party Tas dll is mSHEiactE-
ring large quantity of Flour per day, u very TIL
ding expense. Tao cleaning spparsas Is unsurpass-
n tho sst, better Investments now open 20
.uuEe money. F. further pat tieulsssapply 10
tF,ss. .ad. JACOB a'wEATER ia, & co.
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81 YES AT WOLESALE
The { argest Stove store
i'm the "elfsst

Il fshaii receive iheepening of nav CATION III
" !ETgeN stock OF STOVES and IlNsBHs
STOCK ever brought to the State Of lows. Among
Inc Numerous articles which we shah keop constant
y an uEud iar timers are TIN Plate, Shsa fyoH
Bn5leF from 60 u % r. ChGTe0Gf do. Rus siG DO.
grqitatzSa Rzssia eo.. Hire, TIMED ropgsr's Brg
s-gs ao.s BLACK tin, Lead, Copper Bsttems, dettal
DO. IgB Ribsts all sizes tiaRsd do, al kiRds 81
press ed JepaHRsd do. Tuners To0ls and We
all persons fayoEng Us with an order, thsi We
viz sell them goods in line ss low they be
bought In Chicago ST, Louis, and much lower than
they been paying for them hsrstoiors In this
place, and terms to sHtt.
Please give a. call and learn our prices, and
fuel We think you will spend neitn or time
ey hereafter 10 buying al The Iwo places above
EaIned
y. b. In 4 faw aAys We shalt receive au ss-Orl.
neul Of tic above named goods Oy hsilroad, sum
gient to SUI ply the immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
all times with InTaFe and On favorable terms al
P.0issake prices.
old Rags, Copper, dcI, Sc, &C. taksa
EaGnge for goods.
No, 4 Blrrows' Block, Front Sgset,
Hc1t2-dkUtI 4ICkERSHAM & HICKS.
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FAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AgJOaN IOHpsE,s

IOWA L1itlAG oiDhE.
b4s sttsE GBdyEF1ed 4 assortment o1Men,s ana
i Asioys, L@caa D laaae Clothing, emSrse
I4. ~ sdiIersE and appEoFe les, and sds
<gs5 y aEA4iGEt 4al utiRe oesl material.
Fac t4aGluu and co nnDH, UGon, Beaver FsIt
Pflv!, FstaEsh2Bisld Flushing, BaASups Sack ssnd
''v.o OEeFcoals, Glota, Dress AID Froek Costs OF
syaus coIcra and qualities. Cioth, Cashmere SAT-.
as., satfei AID Tweed Saataloons. Silk. Satin, Va
lentla, SHansd9wD, velvet, Plush, Cloth Cashmere
SSanst, louoie and single breasted Vests. Monksy
sekeIsr Drawers. bndershiIts, Hosiery, Suspendsrs
ItUges, ITzyI Is, ,HaHGSsrehiefs Shirt Coars Stocis
taa, scars v nehester and seot's approved Patent
ShpuldeTssam shirts UmbEell&s aiarticlesuausl.
y EepI IN gentlem2n's furnishing stores, Including
Robes ds Ch2mbre and Revere Vests and oyercosis
also, sPlsudid assortment Of uncut Cloths Csssi,
rc1 AID feSIags-!l OF which will be made up 10
lFsFlntas best lnahner, vita PFomptuess, st accom-.
.u1aztng prices, and BY competent v orkmen. This
sssa5iishEaltsfu The monthly receipt ofthe lstes,
as4loas2o !AAtoEtsgsiaETns.edI 10 them may be re-
eaaqon AZ hvug IN the ateststyle by those who de.
slEeIt. AlIa-REe o plain work and work of re
Leei adltsA promptly attended 70 as Aerstofore
HAS new IS! ie6ossther with II ofthe go nj.
lupE kin4s constantly on hand.
aratotulforpas patronage has bscri dent.
Is hopes 10 u 5Els-e aEtnuauce ofthesams
JOHN JORDAN.
GerchaAtfAlolandG dGIothler ON rontstrset, eppo.
siteths steam AliIz.
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From wn Asaa .1o slna P'saasss ssasis sS'
ise'4' Bagsn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-06
DR.. w. =. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCUIIST AND AURIST,

Us permanently located ii ;.1ok Island Illinois
i straet, 9pIests Island City AOGel, where he will
Is happy to ali persons a ted with diseases of the
aye aud Esg.
Having devoted several Sears gotbis .peia branch OF
bis prof trusts that be relieve many eo have
given up despair with Amaur1sis the symptoms Of
"hiaa sknessot sishL, I4an objects floating
before u5 CHESTS appear obssuTe bg eoud or ha-
-, hAshr5 O Eht, eaarzenC nt oftha pupil, &c
Cataract. ia whcs the lens white and prevents
the rays Of light passing through it. uptialuG nna-
nation Near sight, Weakness OF vision, Siraoismus
Sguntng, sell as asDeaiH6ss iu ts various forms
Having received irom Pari- tls and wonderful
Opthalugsc0Ps with which ara enabled look into
.hu depths OF The eye and interior clearly as
Ae outside and thereby ascertain the exa"t state OF the
optic aud rp..Ha IA AulrJsis; the lens in iHeip-
cataract. Also th9 Illuminated speculQm for
auning tbs ear - Wsll ss al medical pTsps
rgus fol curing opeeity of The film the
eye without the u the knile caustics.
70 prevent imposition, Or, b., deems it prudent to
state that he regular Physician. Being graduate
II tAs University q Vermont also ofthe New York 0p
tlalne Hospital and BIS success oeust is At
hESAbla the perfection which ho bas brouEht the
use uei!cdled yzpors in the treatment 5f diseases q
the sye,
+. 5.-Dr 3. sh dsyoto portion Of his tims % tie
treatment Of chronic dseass5 especially OF the taro.I
aud luaEs having cured himself Of Consumption afsr
large part q lis sight lung lost BY dsesse, veil
as many Others in alike condition UflIs hours from
CINE to iour.
Rock ISLAND, 01t 8. 1855. dwtI
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stores. stores,
MuJTIPLIFD RY STOVES.


md THE ANSWER as STOVES.
A LTHoUGH We eannot keep on hand some 20G6
II 5000 stoves as soIne -four aeighbors, the res-
stoves tiat It becomes aifienit 10 supply u de.
maGd but supply OF freight care have arrives
and been placed on ufroad, and We have completed
0ararranzem ents 30 a. be able te supply he
demands ofall be the same MORE OR LESS,
30 after looking around among all the CON
HORSE' steve shops IL this city, TO no purpose,
CONS 10
a EwiteheIl & 6illstts,
The 5uIy Stove EmporiIm IA the Best, eHd buy d
sf0ut is St6vs, II our prices, for caea pness.
We DEFY ali camPetllou--every erlicle Ksrrantsd,
uHd ii not satisfactory FaiHn5 the money. Among
cur assortment may oe found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Csali the Climax
Black Diamond, for coal; Ths King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
al kinds OF Parlor. Office ano Heating Stoves
Tin AID copper Ware u haEd a. ali times. Roof
ing, JoBoing, DC. done to order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. o.
Egb E-dEf NEWPORT. tJA A.
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GREAI ATIRACTIoNl
Great Western gIoEhing stors.l
La. -ao W @ n 81 I Q na

AA. Ls ~ W @ n 81 Q 1 ne
E aDLkSA LkaHd AEI ALL, n ts
& AV SO rs fetu rnet from the aass with tanss
T. 4 .lgtgF 4rKe a sock vI Clothing and
GENTS q 8isisiHs GSads "a was syer of-
tfsa 10 ga bts sst, anu IL 70 Psr cent lees price
"tE oHahdsa tirt an SAT- saa I.abllc ia PRICE aud
'isAt3' Il gIg 30 to- years s-NgereEce In Ii ia
.l, za1 #lt@NtHg ssll tss wants " toe people,
t} IS Esfeet=a ts .Aek Of Jo3s tom Iae best east
na1af4ekt.frs nd % ths Bssl qazli.iss. Amonx
Fhie1 aay ~ tnnnd two t45usasG Dyer.COats
u - - .1it4rss four mo Isanes pairs Pants in
1rlea fsc1G - eaEss 10 So; one 1 ho4 sand eStS
,i1nI - Etstp ltltOlaFA= Dress Coat sfrom &
= dollaEs: rock = 30 dollafs sack 10 IS
lpiiArSi : hsrtS iHom ~ cts. 20 500; Hats.
Gssps, f.rBtss urnishin Goods, in priee
47t qast5s 30 suit purchasers All goods bought Of
ItsAre H-Fra4tett !. Ne. article.
iaaseiiy FetarA Gly sincere lLanks for ths nat,o,
* as sttisre ll3srall ,assowed on IN and hope
,tlI 70 alsEtt and fseaISc tls same. No LeClaire
s1eeS. g.. LoWENSTEIN-
p. 5. Guatry Merchants will doweli 10 call and
see my ss8cE before purchasing elsewhere. They
sal! hnd t5w hgIEts and reasons Die terms.
auE55 lWti