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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

OalhOrnlh uOuDuul mhJority lot mr.. BuchRn-
an in the electoral colleges, tan votes.
RuFFANIsM AT THE Polls IN PHILADELPHIA
The poll of the fifth precinct of the scvent h
Ward, which is located on the east side of Ger.
mantown Road, below Master street, has be
come notorious for the many atrocious acts
that have occurred there during the last three
or four elections On Tuesday the last poll lost
noae of les reputation as stronghold ofrut..
hanism. Ii was crowded with disordery bull.
lies. seeking every occasion for violence. As
usual, boys and non residents of the precinct
were brought up for the purpose of voting, and
the number of votes announced as being poled
astonished every one acquainted with the
quarter. A young man named Garrison, who
gave voter who desired il an American ticket
was knocked down with slung shot. A man
residing in FraDkiord, who happened to pags
by, was also struck with sling shot, and
cut most severely. Mr.. John X. Gardner, one
of the watchers appointed by the Court, was
struck in the breast with brick. and the
and Republican slectionsers were
iriysn frem the ground. The police, as usual,
d soothing towards preserving order.-in0ui.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

DIsGoRGlNG LIZARD. Last week JJhp
Mitchell, of the town of Chemung, was taken
with fit of vomiting, and finally disgorged
from his stomacha lizard nine inches long
He had drunk several potations of whiskey,
together with three quarts of milk that day,
and il is supposed that the lizard got drunk on
milk punch thence his getting so high IS to
come out Of his Judgment. The lizard is sup
posed to have been swallowed some four years
since, as about that time Mr.. Mitchell inhaled
something while watching at a "deer lick"
which has caused slight debility of the
stomach ever since. Elmira GaseHe.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

TERRIBLE SCENES IN New YORK The cleo
ton in New York on Tuesday was character.
ized by atrocities the like of which we have
seldom been called upon to record. The Dem
ocrats had it all their own way, and not being
able to raise fight from their opponents
proceeded 10 indisoriminate attacks, without
any provocaiion whatever, upon both the Amer
leans ard Republicans. After this, two
rival gangs of Democrats, the Wood men
ard the Libby men fell to fighting at o
number Of the wards at furious rate. Pistols
knives aud axes were use !, and numbersof
men were manned and mutiated in shocking
manner. The Democratic police refused to ins
terlsre, and this fearful state OF things was
suffered to continue, riot and anarchy reigned
supreme, under the immediate notice of thes,
recreaut officers, until late hoIr at nigh.
number of those injured were pronounced in
hopeless condition. AS usual the rioters wer,
principally Irish.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

The REsuLr.-It Is generally conceded that Blu.
ehanan has received 159 electoral votes Will. Ere.
mont bus 1875, and Fillmore 8. In this calculation
however, Tennessee and Louisiana are Put down for
Buchanan, which States may possibly have gone
for Fillmore. In that there ia no choice BY the
people, and the election CT the President will de-
yolve IN the House Of Representatives. We give
the table, however, as it generally appears in the
nnnerq -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

THE SLAVE TRADE.-The public were startled
few days since, by the appearance Of an ar ii.
Gle in Southern journal advocating the revival
Of the Slave Trade. 1t has been responded TO
BY the C'rolnA fumes, which alluding to the
decree issued by Gen. Walker, to re establish
slavery in Nicaragua, holds this remark able
language
For our own part we were highly pleased with
the decree, for We are decidedly II favor of re.
opening the slave trade, in order that the price
Of negroes may he reduced to such figures that
every Industrious poor man may purchase and
become stakeholder. We regard the course
pursued by General Walker as not only correct,
but challe ges thaappioval of the entire mass
ofpeople inhabiting the Southern States, and
we beiieve that they will sustain him in the
position he has assumed. Hoping and 5eliey
ing that the confederacy now known as the
United States Of North America will soon be
dissolved, We look upon this movement G. Gen
eral WALKER as that Ofa statesman, and we hope
the day is not far distant when Central AtSer-
ica' embracing the island of Cuba, will form
| part of the Southern cOnlederacv.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13
WBsT CaEsTnR ACADEMY.

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ss S9ra 81 he Se wES se
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No ot6er extras Whatever
Far Circulars and Catalogues apply ia tho Principal
practical Chemistry.
eSenS Sn M oppoTany " SeeomnR S
quained with Chemistry in its application to the useful
@ S rs ] the
wei Ga icG Wi9 ASpaatas Reagents viii an
eaTg P os S5So VIZ las n Boa @ Be
i months engaged b the Laborai9ry Of DR., GenS Of
HI Wiz ' he
plan baroSsR es q susS@i
wReRsr Of soils, ores, Goals products arts healthy snt
morbid '' %itSlRi liz q !ff SSfElsrRy,
Receives prominent snare 81 Inc stu tents
will be Instructed in easiest and most eNpediOus me
thnds oil analyzing soils, fert zers, no. Lectures viii
DO delivered three times week, on his important branch
0f nnped Chemistry Those who design fitting them
elves for the profession Of En- CHEERING viii be in
stimaling the fthe ores OF the various metals, IN
the methods of anal zng furnace products, md the
employ ed in their construction Lectures are de-
vered on MINERALOGY and MINING in ali its
branches The students in these departments not res
quired be connected with the Academy as regular p-
pills. rhey may board in the Borough If they prefer il.
enter time and pursue such branches scen-
o applied Chemistry as their nclinations future
pursuits may Direct
: IERAlSi-For students working aysin the week,
$50 per quarter do do SO, For regular students S25
per session OF IS months,
Charges IN proportion to the kape engaged No extra
own Platinum, vesseg and wrsl Text books furnished
at CITY retail prices Laboratory every day
saturday, fsm9 A, NJ, vi kP,M. oct SAW
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

the Patkersburg VA district of the NJ E. Church
South, was killed on the cars near Cleveland few
days since,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

SINGULAR BOTTLE STORIES -Uaptain Beecher,
editor of the English Nautical Magazine, has
compiled, within the last ten years, the fol
lowing curious voyage # bottles thrown into
the sea next TO the African coast which fnund
thtir way To Europe. The bottle seems to have
anticipated the AuSlral Panama route, having
tIav He'd from the Panama islhmuS to the Ir sh
coast. Another crossed the Atlau!ic from the
Uanaries to Nvva Scotia. Three or four bot
lies thrown into the sea by Greenland mariners
on the DAVIS Strait, landed on tho northwest
coast Of Ireland. Another one made very GU
Iious trip; il swan from the South Atlantic
Ocean to the west coast Of Africa, passed Glib
fatcr, went along the Portuguese coast TO
France, passed Brpst, and was finally picked
up on Je-sey Island. The direct line touches
at leasi all the places, and makes il more than
probable that it took tins route. One bottle
was only found after sixteen years swimming,
one after fourteen, and two after ten. A few
only travelled more than one year, and one only
five days. This last was sent off by the can.
tain Of the Race Horse, on the seventeenth of
April, in the Caribbean Sea, and was lonnd on
the twenty -seccOnI, after having gone through
three degrees Of longitude in a westwardly d.
rection. Captain Nc Clure, of the Investigate
well known since his discovery OF the North
west Strait, threw bottle into the sea in 1850,
on his way to Bheriug's Straits. 1t swan three
thousand six hundred miles in two hundred
and six days, an1 vas picked up ON the Hon
duras coasr.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

HOG SEASON IN ST. Louis The first trans
ancIion at st Lquis this season in hogs took
place on the 18th ultimo. There was a sc,rle
oil one thousand head of good corn feed, avera.
ging two hundred lbs. each in weight for Jan.
uary delivery, and the seller TO pack a, Sc ner
one hundred pounds net Packers state that
they are willing 10 pay the same for other lois
during the month Of December. This sale.
lsays the st. Louis Democrat, is somewhat be
low the anlicpaIions of many, and cannot fairly
lie considered the legitimate opening price,
Hogs are plentY IN the West, but the farmers
are reported as entertaining large an independ,
ant views in regard 10 the price which their
PORK shall bring them. The profits of last sea
son and good crops have made them saucy.
An interesting little girl named Phelou was
snilIcated in Washington on Thursday evening,
while its parents we've at church, by the acct
dental firing Of the bed in which it was left
asleep. Il is supposed the child arose after the
family left, and ignitod little wax candle il
was known 10 have, by means of matches left
in the room, thus firing the bed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

THE RUN QUHsTioN. Is not to be denied that
the rum question entered largely into the contest o.
Tuesday last in this STATE, and to 1t tho Locofoeo
mainly oRe their triumph. The law for the suppress
'ltn Of intemperance, vas not popular with those
who wished TO soil and drink liquor and temperance
men held on 10 their former political attachments
and united with them in voting dowH the party which
upheldit. Whether q better law can be enacted in
its stead one that will give satisfaction,
elfectualy promote morality, and better 'restrain
the sale Of liquor as an evil" remains to be seen
Such has not been the experience in other States
and we cannot think this will prove an exception
We propose, however, to leave the matter entirely
IN their own hands and shall not sndsAvOr to bar
rass, defeat, or encourage the violation Of any
:ure they may enact as m any pretended friends of
'smperance, and in fact, the whole LooofocO party
have done the past year The position taken bythis
sOOnlled Democratic party encouraged to violate
and disregard theIaw. Those who wsrsunder bonds
to the amount of thousands Of dollars were shaker
by the hand, put on committees, appointed officers
public meetings, and eourted and aattered in order
to secure their votes, aud influence. With grea
paryAetiug In this manner could 1t be expected tina
the law would be respected and observed ? 1t wsr
folly to suppose 80. Tho party triumph was eonsid
cred equivalent to the do wnfall Of this enactment
the plotting Of the Statute and most Of the hots
IN our city were busy in dispensing the psstilenti'
and death producing poison. That the law has NJ
produced more good is owing to the opposition
the LOoofOco party, and the man who says otherwis
Is either knave or fool The Law has done much goo
notwithstanding all the opposition and tho instf
cheney of officers, and ,nis will DO acknowledged
all thOe who are not blinded by interest," bsforetw
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

The resultin Michigan will prevent the rs. election
Of General oass to tho United States Senate.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

GREAT ADvAETAaEs.--The advantages which ara
olamed for Harmony Mills flour over all other
brands brought to this m arket, may be summed nm
as follows, fret WHITTIER BREAD. second SWEEP
Err BREAD and third MORE BREAD than can be
made from like amount of nRy other -four These
advantages are all owing to the fact that this flour
is manufactured at one of the best II net the very
best mill in this section of the country from the
very best wheat that be obtained and by the hest
Of millers. Our Buckwheat flour manufactured by
jesse Woollens u SOM is regarded as the 7te
pfltS ultra in the line 1t is warranted pure and
free from all grit and 28 pounds always given for
quarter Of hundred and that too for the same
amount of money that other dealers ask for rs
lbs. These are facs which should be borne in mind
by persons in want of tho article Sold Wholesale
and retail by KELLEY q EWBANKS
5. e. cor 4ih shipley SITS. .
BENEvOLENCE.
We do not think person can evince mere be.
nevolunt trait Of chara cter than being moved at tho
distress and suffering of others, and furthermore,
anxious to do all in their power alleviate by every
possible means human suffering In this view of the
case, we do not know how tho human and beneyo.
lent cnn do an action more in accordance with their
phlanthropic views, than by calling the attention
Of their afflicted friends and acquaintances to the
fact, that DIR, SETH S. HANCE, of 10S Baltimore St,
Baltimore, Nd, has discovered preparation, which
put up in the furm Of pill that has specific
| tion for curing Epilepsy, or fnlling fits, Bpasms,
| cram &, and all forms of nervous diseases. Among
those who hnve been permanently cured, we might
mention member oft family OF James II. Bead 10,
Huntsville, Alabama Mr. NJ. p. Sledge, Cabin Point
| SuTTy county, Va and Mr. w. p, Ligon, Grenada,
| Mississippi We might go on enumerating num-
Der Of others, until had entirely filled up this
column of paper; but we think have said sui.
fcieut to satisfy every person that the subject
der consideration is one OF vital Importance every
one. Reader! ifyou are well man rwoman, and
| have no need of a remedy, perhaps you know
person who is not equally blessed yourself if so
cut out this notice, and send ittO him or her It
will cost you but little trouble, and probably il will
make you instrumental in curing some poo r, aliot
ed mortal Of that dreadful visitation, Epilepsy, or
falling sickness
DR. ance sends his pills by mail, fre of postage,
to all parts 0fhe world, the receipt of u remit
tance. His prices are; one box 49, two So; twelve,
S2l Wo have given hi address above.
WnIsKERs. BEARD AND MsUsTAoHeIs forced to
grow in six weeks by DR. LAF0NT'S CAPILLARY
COMPOUND. Warranted not to stain or injure tho
skin Price 81 per package, or 3 for $3.50. Sent
to any part Of thecOuntry, by mail on receipt Of
remittance. Address SWEETSER Co., Box 739
Post Office. Baltimore, Maryland.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

California doubtful. Majority for Mr.. Buchan.
an, in the electoral colleges, tsH votes.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

Now Reeay:
DEPU LXCAN DOCUME NTS!
AG We have Oh hand 'he following
REPUBLICAN DOCUMENTS
FOR TIE CAMPAIGN,
And sbo to supply them by the quantity single copies
the counter Of the Publication Office
TIE REPORT OF THE KANSAS INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE;
Submitted Tuesday the sl inst. by the HoD Messrs
Howard Mich and Sherman OF Ohio with 2 800 pases of
evidence fruit three faithful labor In Kansas
Single copies cents; per dozen 40 cents; Ter hundred,
81 So per thousand, $50.
SPEECH OF THE HON. CHARLES SUMNER
ON THE CRIME AGAINST KANSAS.
Delivered In Senate May 49, 1885, Single copes4 cents;
20 cents per dozen So per hundred $50 per thousand
ILL.,
GOV. SEWARDS SPEECH
ON THE IMMEDIATE ADMISSION OF KANSAS.
Two er copy 70 sents per Dozen 25per hundred;
$i0per thousand.
SPEECH OF THE Ron. SCHUYLER COLFAX
Or INDIANA
ON THE LAWS" OF KANSAS.
2cents copy 20 per dozen % hundreds $40
per thousand.
AIRY quantity of the above will be sent to any address
cept Of preseiher by express other
desired.
ORDERS incosing the CASH respectfully solicited
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Tribune Office.
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nnmmsf Reiraars.
10 EkKSHlRE SODA SpRING HnI1sE n

REkKsHiRE SODA SPRING HOUSE near
O Grea, Bari gton, Bsrkshre Con ty Mass.-ANDREW
j. BALDWIN, Proprietor. The Undersigned tbs peasur
TO bs his Hoase will bs ops ths ist day
OF June 1876 for the reception Summer
bosrders aid for Gil wto favor him with their
whether raj sieIi o. Otherwise
TIE BERKSHIRE SODA SPRIN has b@en long known
ed wonderful
for the rset AID OF Scrous Dyspepsia Chronic Rheua
su dtut snd Epi'e ssasep the skin particularly Salt
Nj cum, Tor which IL warranted u Ts
snsl zsd BY Lumber Of scientfc gsuemen and 20
confaD which render specific tho ae-
velot Of deeses ~ the blood aud skin 1t Is and agree
sbt to be taste and for sa hing purpos tho Proprietor has
no hesitation saying caIDOt be equaed-s
Gle aiF effect upon the skin eed tried be scknogl-
eoRed AID tried 6gAn
Tbs 'ODA sPhING HOUSE is large conmoiioas bsld-
g erected IN 1857 hed with reference cor
f aa convenience If visitors the Spri1g and viii accom-
noote uIwsd OF 40 guess COnnec ed with h, ssablSsh-
neif / Bsthi5g Houe Sh facilities WARM cold a A
shower baths ten pin alley &c.
me ofk'N6 t located among the aims within three
rllr' {" hs beautiful vi Of Great gtn iu tbs
Mlce n beIksbne scenery ~hchs widely ceie5sted car
see runs l. comm ca'i N between the sprDg aud the Depot
OF the bu ussoc Railroad in Great Barr g.0 Tho ycnjtv
ohrs excellent IA fss for fishing drives and
ucb ctber aiDnteneh country sumner expected
10 afford
PARTIES o peaspre will fbd Themselves Hospitality and rca
sonahly enSrtaiI ed st III SODA SPRING HOUSE
Every wi be sde BY the Proprietor to enhance M
Comfort Ell Of s visitors The pablo patronage la
respectfully soctec. AkDREW BALDWIT
berAfhire Coda SpyiDss Great Bsyrsg ou May s. 1858
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HDOLL ON the REPUBLICAN BAI14n'
Ia, Now Ready
THE REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN sONGSTEh-
A collection OF
rqzRlIIING ORIGINAL LYRICS, PASQUINADBS &c
Specially prepared for
THE FRIENDS OF FREEDOM
in he
CAMPAIGN OF FIFTY-BIX.
This ftls volume has been prepared with much care AMI
,h and ia believed TO be the coupsts and comprehen
sve ue,k of the kind issued 1t contains neazly
ONE HUNDRED SONGS,
All sd.pted to the stirring popsr airs of the day Asa
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT,
II m move Of great value the hands Of Committees Clubs
and individuals 18 pages lsno paper 2t cens 81
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ofpiice.
rs, THOUSAND AGENTS find profitable employment ID
selling this little manual sid SMUKERS LIFE OF FRE-
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l3perlal Nnrlfes


Pcst-eace Notice The NAILS for ca CALposIAA' 5 NA
Der :. stcan ttip a. 49, W. ~, 80 o'h ~,
GAY the 2iss cay Of July ss &c 's E6VIER Postmaster
1sc F,0h Ward Republicans viii meet on MONDAY
tStNG a. CLOCK III eys totei, cornsr c Franklinst
I'D W. osdsYy TIE OF mo COMMITTEE on 'fgan
s~sol VII ,esnted AID Fer!a en ohess elected AL AL
ubicens no wsh % take part i" loe eaias oas
earnestly requested 10 be e9esent
The Free Academy.-Ihe PRIZE sPEAklNG of .he
s1L NIs If th. NtW-Y 1RM siSsE AGAoEm m X Oil WI
"S t1's shOreh cornen o} h s1 sod 2ds Il
The ANNUAL 70 II aENCtMENro Of the FACE ACA0E;
MY vii BE- held at the Academy Of Music on TUESDAY
EtENiN0, shs 22d INST, at g. o'clock precissly.
A.v WILLIAMS, EDWARDS,
l.. RANNEY, AUANS,x
y N' THOMAS BOISE.
Rocky Mountain Fremont Club of hinSe Co.
jul 2st al ock he present quarters OF he CUB
q ssest OF ruton,ot, Brooklyn AN VINO sympa'
,,a with the Csuse Freedom invi-ed to attend
"A'' "N NJ COMSTOCK, Secretary.
por1re;, of q oil, Fremout.- shall THIS MORNING
A,ns , lew edi,i,o c, the LARGE PORTRAIT OF COL
FREMONT bot plain colored This engraving has been
Tie, GU, oeo by many the Coones friends GooD LINE
NESS and is thousands will bs glad to have Price
ouy IA ceDts Yan SO By the 100 COLoRED, y CENTS
@, + i oer 100 BAKER d GOODWIN, Printers Tribune
bU1dAls.
tUI Of POLiIlCAL NAhfAi01S XIV "e'o BOO
another column On this page.
Dr. Grisw ODDS New Remedy for Fever aud AGne.
his pIepsss conssts If oox OF tea pis wAth Wnon
orvst tbs ds.ase at once aud ootte OF tonic which
tie t ly8ofaes ths system and prevents me
To be obtai ed from the principal usgss
hon. the ceuuuy LAoELL MARSH & HUM, No lO
Gods W huls sale a gents
Cnt Michigan southern and Northern Indiana
O. .sss he sitvsisnd steamers CRESCENT CITY
fkAll.r4A ka1e The same. JOHN =, PORTER, Asant,
NJ. 1893 Broadway, cornsr Dey-st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
Aem pabllrusiorls.

i DAYS III i 'H"
LIFE OF COL. FREMONT.
AN Dl,lGiNAL AND AUT1ENTfc BIOGRAPHY ON
Tile YgOPLE'S CANDIDATE FOR THE prna
IDEECY.
p-,-a 10 oanpslef Of 20 fair payor good
ey,e aid On be.lisaso wtb spirited Illustrations
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Cost an0 Gonn1.

r OsT-supposed between Jauncey,court, IN
IL Walls a, Futron Baok, il Sep, mbsr last CE aTl-
FICATE fer 100 shares in the CApIrAb spoGK % ol ,ns
70 RED and sspts mber 20, 1855 Wh9ever msy
Cerifc.te vl be be ray oy sys
10 oprucest
4 est DRAFr--No. 269, made by the Phil.
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;rde,spd 10 u A. Woodbury. Co. All cHu'i'nei
aea st the same payment has been stpped
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n f no. 3-Cone "a dir,iru i've McDufs! There s
nfy Of room for all of you-the eld large and will all
Au se ~ equn chance glesn after BONNER hsa re ipe
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
fine arts.

ONLY AUTHENTIC PORTRAIT Of JOHN
" C. FREMONT Republican Candidate for The Ptesidency
Losrhed in The hisAest style of the art BY e. GoIpsaeh'
2xs0 insGes Price per copy Sent to oil parts o the
eopptrJ fras OF fe1pense the receipt Of AdsTsss
IL sCHAEs, Publisher, No. UEs bs0sswaN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

n. b. No 2vBONNER world notify in advance all Of hia
hshninded bal k1upf honorfh ba,nsss generous dirty
I'M he Is going take tuf ia Tbs
a5yeerg liz this week ard any Of them have eiher the
b ae or Ineans would be E-esed to them step cut on
M COURSE. they uncrun4te AS to bs short OF tuads
s have ios all credit flooding the market with ssy
pnnufactured coIyeiouty zere7ebe bnt payable
he will go 10 lend theu some in ordS5 G thst
Ven ak the usual SECURITY knowing their ALL but
everybody cses ha they could hold ofO s unaysla
Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
6tsiionsrp ano 5ansp GOODS
perfumerp.

NOURAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
OIsio well Tan, Pimpes Freskes, Erupuon
adss bsins he be. ,ssy1 compound svsr nvsntsa @
heads upper r any Of the BODY safsy and
wsIsnd LfoUn ROUGE f1I & pale W p' NV STs "asnts
sonyerts red gray light bar to benp1I black or bF'"n
wiahOut stating the shin HAIR TIVE ,orses & sn
Found At Dr. GOURAUDS oId.eerabishsd depot, No q
Wahets. first s9Es f IN Broadway MI, hArES s,qSs
Philadelpha BVCK Hartford, CAMERON. HrdeeOor ae
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DROOF-R d R.-Wanted, competent
4 FIRST PROOs- READER. Also, several od COM
POSITUKS, apply to - -.