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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-18

a Hard PAlosoeher.-Some years
ago o sailor named Gerrlsh. was amusln,
himself y gong across lie spring STAY
oil a schooner lying at the head Of Ferry
wharf, when his ieet slipped from .Ss
rope, and unable 10 regain bis position,
or hold by lis haads. he called out, Stand
from under and let go, He found HIM
self sitting upon the hatch. with one leg
fractured, ~; not al all dar ped in spui ;,
and upon being taken toto wagon TO be
conveyed home, he quietly remarked: -
This side (the unhurt) came down IKE
Z man; the other held back, and SEE WIS,
it got by IT. Some o. bis trends, think
ing that man must die by sueh 'aiI.
whether lac showed evidences OF i or hot,
sent for the parson, who began TO tell
him OF the mysterious ways OF Prov.
dence. All said The old Tar, no use
to tell me about that Providence would
have mad nothing 10 do @uh il IL my loot
hadn't slipped. '--Asp5wgpart Herald.
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rs A good Methodist minister at tie
West, VINO lived Oh very snail salary,
was greatly troubled al one tine to get
bis quarterly iLstaiineot IL lad called
On the steward number Of tunes. to,
each time was put of WITH some excuse.
lis wants at ieEcth becoming urgent. he
went to lis steward aud TOD him he mus,
have MS money as his family were sui.
!erlng Tor tie necessarIrs Vi lie.
Money repAted the steward. Yo,.
prench for al0n~y! taoogal you preach
I'd fjr the good of souls =
'soIs 2 replied the minister; | can
eat souls, and If could, i! would take a
thousand sacA as yours 10 make a dec.n,
meal
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Training a Eaiay Horse.~In India
when horse becomes stubborn and re-
fuses to move. instead Of whipping him
as IS our custom, or settiur fire 10 straw
under his belly, as is sometimes praciiced
in England, = rope IS attached TO his fore
leg. aud one o. two persons 20 ahead aud
pal o, the Pc. Il Is ssid this Will START
the mos, refractory horse. The Mehigaa
Farmer says horse became talky Id
De.toll short time since, and neither
whipping nor coaxlns could make hum
SILT. a rope was fastened round bis neck
asa 10 VIVA dragged saoit distance by
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Tonics Won { 10.

THEY did no more than give temporary RELIEF
/ and they never will. Ii Is because tney
do,t touch the eau Z of the disease. he cause
az al, ssue and bilious diseases IS the atino-
snheric poison called Miasma or Malaria. Neu-
tralise this poison by It's NATURAL ASTLDork,
and all diseases caused by Il disappear AZ once
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure IS tnis An.idos
to Malaria and moreover III perfec'iy MAIN
l.ss rne..cine. the C, uhcaie OF the ceieora-
tod chemist. ]. r. Chiffon, of New York, to tbis
effect. is attached to every bottle; therefore II
i, does no good il can do TO harm
THIS IS more than can be- said ct Canine, Ar
s.nic or any tonic in existence, as their use Is
ru,nors to tie constitution and brings on DUMB
AGuE which never allows person 10 ie.i per-
f.ctiy well for a single moment. In ilius'ra-
tom IF these truths annex tome extracts from
a letter lust received from Physician:
GsoEckrowN, Ohio. March IL 1890.
las A. RHODES, Eso-- Dear Sir, Yours OF
I'd last. is at hand. The Cure arrived late 'as'
wear, and the difficulty m getting any one 10 Try
II vas greatly increased from Tue fact una d
remedy lad oesn iGtrodae, when was grow"
ing IN f,vor with the pubic, as beng oett'r
t0au using Qunine,-not knowing, presume,
that the remedy hey used to escape Suh!ne,
Coz tanned the pREG ITSELF!
The remedy, (kaow1 as " Sm'th's louic,"
would invariably BREAK an ague, oat II ols no,
cuR il, as Il souid ofen return WIN renewcd
ylgor. This one circumstance deemed III your
.ayor, if could institute test comparison De-
tween il AID your CURE. The following is tie
| result:
Three persons took your "Cure," all OF winch
were eases OF .'Qaotad. an Intermittent Fever
| 0: u.anv weeks standing. They had trisd tui'
! niae and other remedies, cccasiouaiiy missing
chill, but it $, las III al sncn cases, SLOW
| iy wearing them cut, ana is.t"g The founda
| lion OF other and seyerer maladtes 4 dli sue
| coed IN efiectlHg radical cure OF dli three d
| these cases with your remedy, lu these case
| he :: StnIth's Tonic had been used, and ~oui'
break the chill. but it would re'Gsg gam.
| think there vii be DO difficulty now IN CIV
| ing 10 yoar "Cure The vantage ground OF On.
other +. medy now IN use Lere. NM. BuekNrR
| RHODES FEVER 4 AGJE CUkE. o
.srIosTg TO MALARIA, the on harmless rem
edy IN existence, is equally certain as rss
| .gsTlyE, or a ~eue4.n Iake It when You les
he chiils CT ming on, aud Won viii nev er has
slng'e one. AS \. hhODEs,
Proprietor, Providence, h. L.
Wholesale Agents. ST. LOUIS, ii. BLAksLA'
Chicago. BsacLAy BRos., and fer sale b
A. Glaert. Upton. 81 An.
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KNAPP ( REDMON,
Are now opening large and splendid assrrt-
Iae8t OF
Spring Goods,

aaE*iA Va
Spring Goods,
AtNs 9 Leeiair Row Davenport Iowa
He invite alten'.ea and challenge eofnpeti-
lion. living ticipated ar decreased dem and
Tor all kinds II Dry Goods th,s coming SEASON
We have paschaset 4 Monster Stock Of New
Beautiful o;ape and Fancy Fashionable Goods
sILK. &C.,
Black gro de hire 81 Ks fancy SILKS in end ess
VARIETY; ii K mantiias---new =, les, sal'd col
ers, all wool de aine. fancy delslnes all kinds;
new sly IS de pages. any quantity ond p.
French Covers for Pianos. Tables &c
Extra superior French kid gloves, embroi-
dered yalis. Flour Gig. all kinds; Eng isb
thread laces ta,iei.us. &c; Swiss musiins
dotted mus ms: Grape collars dimity bands, &c
Plints. Ginghams. sc.
Great variety If shirt bos ms fancy colored
kid flush six glove, plain and fancy deiaines,
linen lawns and table linen.
tantan trapc ShaYls &c.
Splendid assortment OF alpaccas, new and
choice styles Of ginghans. vail berages, all
kinds Of collars French worked cola =, beauti.
full styles Rich embroideri.s in sets.
HOSIERY. Clio Es. &C.
Fine linen cambria handkerchiefs. shawls. a
variety Of qualities and patterns; thread lace
trimming, great variety mourning sets silk
aces; black lace walls, dc.
Hooped and Grass Cloth Skirts.
French embossed chintz: curtain goods, india
swis null, lawn crayats, book jaconst and cam
brio mus ms striped and plain nainsook muslin
1 omtttte md Staple Goofs, Ah~efings, ahut.
irgs, Crash, Huekabach fniou Linen
and Sheet,ng, scotch niap =, H,4e
F0yn,shng Goods, NJ Matvy and
sfyaU Goods. ait -heu ana
Feb
We particularly invite attention to our assert.
ment OF staple domestic Goods, feeling conhden,
We can present indEeema nts TO purchasers IN
equalied for Cheapness. Durability and Finish
Our patrons will always find an UNSURPASSED as
sortment, from the smallest Notion, up 10 the
richest and most magnificent article Of Dress
Goods.
y. B.-We intend to sell large amount Of
Goods AZ small advance from cost
risiy. KNAPP REpNON
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another team, but this did 10, effec, c
cure. Tue rope was then taken from bis
neck. passed between his legs, and fast
ened firmly to his tail la thls manner
he was drawn q sEor, distance. and when
the rope was taken of. the hitherto un-
ruby animal was perfectly obedien, to the
will OF his master. We have seen this
method tried, with similar results.
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T. NJ. IsErT. W. C. BREWSTER
FOREIGN T. DOMESTIC EXCH,NGE
Office of Isett g. Brewster.

Exchange on England. Ireland, Scotland.
Germany and all principle cities IN the United
States bought and sold
oiections fDaue and .emttances at current
rates Of exchange.
Laad Warrants bought, sold and located.
Money loaned on Bond and Mortgages on
long OF shsrt time.
Interest paid on deposits as follows, TO wit:
~ per cert for one year
do do 10 months and over
do do do months and over.
Our present rates for exchange are as fol.
lows.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
New York selling, "a prem.
IS buying, l.2
81. Louis, selling, !
. buying, 10
Currency DTS, s. Ioui., selling IL
g Chicago, lie /"
Gold. Buying at Ia prem; selling, at
prem.
For parties living. cut OF Husca,ine, who
keep their deposits with as. we will forward
exchange. IS They may order to any point. at
current tafes. nl2.f.
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HIG GINS BROT HER S

II G G. IS 3 r IT II e r S
4 RE Sole Agents for ihe sale If the follow
y ing valuable Musical Works. published
BY Nathan Richardson, of Boston. and are pre-
pared 10 furnish them al
Vholes ,ts s. Retail III Publishers Prices.
The Al edern School for the Piano. TIE
most celebrated instruction Book ever publish
ed Price $500
The Moderu School for the Piano Fore has
naw b. sr before the public sufiei n, length
# time to m st fully test IFS value as th- best
ade t. correct knowledge Of Piano PLAYING.
au5 fac III I II : constant II scre@s ng in
. .. and .lFnt 2 favor a al ptt~a b. The
nos = puaar teachers - a sure gga ansee #
IT. VI ina ct, bcce IN. NJ adopt..
D. - zaFzsatzr
E.7eE DIS - = = z
- :. s=.os e ~ -7s - fp.s - q -
-szs- ut,ssfatr - ne Y e ne -
#azts a. - si4z. fats s5astn#azs -
So ehlEe~a, Ssnt,s Bask Il, as.on 4
#atv#s tre - -.
Ire 80 II h - wrks ~ - - st.y = .
5rses * u pss..s CO eel 4 e ft ertsz .Bexs4
- II HsSjIs- Is uEHszs
s. Rsnf-ih - s- HfeAss
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Upper, Tn and Sheet Iron War,
IT szs Door@

at Factory Prices, Farming Tools twenty-five
Per cegt less Than ever, as | want to close out
that kind of stock.
.HS'at.e Roofing Of all Kinds pat on and
Naranisa nj 10 teak or noPAY.
Beng Praetiea! Workman myself. think I
can gFe good satisfaction on ali lnbs ordered
C"pFER sTEsa Pr. made - short notice and
warranted. also keep
chata ps'nps. Ne oarln's Suction and Force
Puinps Scouting and Gaterin- a., . on fayo-
fable tnfus. Having bought out the entire
sock II io"insoA ali 20. with a view Of
sayslg win yea. niafefsre, hope TO receive
my snare oil public patronage. Cali and see
ior yourselves, few doors East OF Sxetland. s,
Ssh GEO TpY1rN
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From the Dubuque Tribune.
II as, rigs.

From the Dubuque Tribune.
sings.
There is calm for those who weep
4 rest fox weary pilgrims found.
Al, i.iss'1 Shall this worn frame
Repose, ere long, in peacel
ehall SORROWS darts forget their aim,
Add all my struggles eeasss
u there a rest for weary mndsr
Can t..e,e De rest Tor Ins7
OIL am worn and eart, frieada
foii,ns the light to see.
iva wan Tered on for lasny year.
Through midnight gsosm aud chill,
Waiting for morn my heart TO "a sr.
Waiting my Makers viii.
And now, when am weary, friends
Aal tain would b, nj rest
Fam to loose all ties that binds
And keeps me from the blest.
I gee the morning breaking brigat,
Through cionds OF midnight gloom,
And shedding down its golden light
Upon my peaceful tomb.
II lights me through the vale Of ehads.
Which Christ, Uug Prince, hath trod,
And lie is there TO give NE aid
Ny Saviour and ny God.
IL guides my feeble steps Alright
Ny weary heart upholas,
And ever - my longing sight
New beauties he unfolas.
aoon shall pass the golden sa.ss
Or the New Jerusalem.
mansion there my comm. SaisA
And starry iiadem.
4 golden harp. snowy robe.
And notes OF praise % HIN,
VINO hath redeemed me by his love.
Aud cleansed me froA my sin.
A. II. u
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linton Steam Mill.

fhe undersi gued having purchased ne ahose
Mil a. made 1rangsme ntsto insure its running.
when work Is 70 be had. srs now prepared to do
custom work four days in the wees-Tnsday
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Wheat ground
for the eighth bushel-corn at 10 cts pr bashel
Full reliance may be placed on tbs custom days
II If STOUT & SHEARER.
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EsJ~ The way to gain good reputa.
ton is to endeavor 10 be what you desire
10 appear.
eey One drunksrd will keep family
poor and make them miserable.
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RuRnIUET0
I3OONa810H3e

INC. AtJs 0ctUuo oA sSAA~Ss-s
n NJ. BURNETT would announce 10 ne
II. Trade and Country Merchants tnss 49, ns
can supply, for cash, the SCHOOL 1ONc'
published by W. B. smith & Co., tvison =,
Phny, and A. 6. Barnes + Co.. ineiooinS -.
the f.lectic Series OF schoo! Books, cenosrs
Readers, DavieS Series Of Mathematics, &ss
sy buyins Of him, they aSsf-eight, INSURANCE,
sc and can have their orders filled N fnhen
shorter time. He also keeps constantly IN store'
and will lob. at . small advance an eastern eif
ces. an oil az .choCi bosks used in Iowa. Also,
4 large stock Of Top \ Letter Paper,
Fancy note paper. plain and fancy envelopes,
cards, states and pencils, waters and sealing
wax, gold pens, wrapping paper, pocket Dooks'
maps. inks, steel pens, bibles and prayer DOCKS
song books, blank books, pass books, mck
memors nduins, wall paper, mathematical m
strumeut., cheap publications. note DOCKS
| round and patent notes, sheet music, 'ransps'
rer, window shades, fancy stationery, valen,
| tines, packet knives, novels, from 81 * ane
81 per dozen. ,re
| y,elins. guitars, accordeons, &C., together
with instruction books, OF all kinds. sheet nusis
&C. He buy. largely Of all the above articles
| for cash from the manufacturers East, and cal
sell them cheaper (dedncting freights, &c ).
than ,hev can be got elsewhere, he - deter
mined to build up large jobbi.g trade in tn
Book and Stationery business has adopted a
his motto. Snail profits and Ia &c sales
He has also very large stock OF standard
miscellaneous, law, medical and theological
books, for sale At eastern prices.
New Bevks received by Express, a. soon a.
/ Published
pers, Magazines and Periodicals re
,eived daily. G. X. M. b. is agent for tn
Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo Typ
Foun.ry, C.. r. Hslrs Percussion and Leve
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Moiln
Mills Wrapping paper. -
| nt,ly. K. NJ. BURNETT.
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The riAf INA ffi6Sn N odliitoiss
ial ~ lhsE pSga & pow nsthlne Y y
! II publishsd II III sitj. will Is intere
ne u those msqibs Rs order .hd
nave adheredSts 4 Mn approval "
sf 4hs Philad lphifaa pIsl iSrus. As ,ks
exsract = taksa from ths netropS q
orgsn. '' presume thst ID ID ration afss
aushgfita tise Sss III,
s;st u 1osssaw ,hen n ths IIsdsl.
sthfs fconssasiea shst shs american
partyxould INA i scsssary d hi rid
ofsohae SOC ths uilraisms contained u
il coustils,ion and rispal ~ hi 4. CON- ,,
nand ths support u ne cosntry. The
use Of ths term Roman Ca.holic' ii
the consultation Of hs order was unwiss
and who'll unnecsssary lis oSsths,,
passwords. aSd sign h4ssIalways bcsn,
n .oar view, Objectionable I; TIE exclu-
sion Of mon from Che order Oh The ground
81 Catholic connexions is wholly absurd !;
and We trust that these and other objec-
Inns will be removed At thu ensuing
session Of the national councils Iaaesd,
we,hope and believe thets viii % % op-
On Organization of the frt afler The
ensuing special session. u ''ss . ss
III regard to the platform oftke par
" adopted at Philadelphia IN june last,
itiissevident there must Be some change,
IS AZ entire Abando nf the organ
ization will sbe Inevitable. Whilst the
righs Of each and all cfthe States should
besdistincly admitted and openly guar.
antied py the american party, we hold
now, as we have ever held, and as We
voted at the session Of the council III
June last, that the question Of African
slavery is one which should not in any
form or manner be Incorporated into the
platform Of the American party. We
might with just as much propriety IN
corporate therein distinctive opinions
upon the tariff, banks, public lands, cr
internal improvements.
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81 JUST REcEIVED AND NOW OPENING 4
$4,000 Stock Of Goodsat the
4, NEW YORK STORE, sAUK RAPIDS. Nh

10 BOXES Dry Goods, 20 Hhds. cfoekeky
HI and Glass Ware. a Hhds and packages
Hardware. $50 packages Grocefies, LOO DEn1i1
Medicines, Paints, Oil, Glass. and Puftrg
Box Tea, ~ Bags Coffee. II Hhda Sugar
Boxes Tobacco, "A Bbls. Smoking Tobaccos
Boxss Pipes, $50 Cook and Pa1lor Stoves
huge piles Of other goods. For paFticulaf j
advertisement next week. an g. sB. NAN la
Sank Rapids, Sept. 20, 1856 ..,|s ss MAJ
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~ F. Q. Hamlin Esq. will practice
Law in this and adjoining counties. ii
Mr.. Lancaster is a practical Surveyor
and will always be found ready to attend
to any thing in his line. s 4. .5'.. 4 4
See advertisement in another column.
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HOLY DAY PRESENTS.

large lot just received suitable for preseots -
Also Toys for children; come quick I'D, B. ,sYs
ie'i@3ig NEW YORK STORE, sAUK RAPIDS.
sP. S.---Fhose Of oar Gieads who are ii1,leetd to
~ mast walk up the captains Office and fork over
~ the lstof anasry, they catch jsssey
SO. 3 85f5R fss4S .s,.s G. r. VAN NEST :
Sank Rapids, Dec Ii, 1855 "a so n2nf ia
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1ht5 Of tOue CUIUISs 99-1i-
Alter which, the desirable piece Of
TALL PROFITS,

in which the whole company will unite, will be per-
formed. This popular piece has never failed to draw
full house, and is the only place where it can be
successfully performed.
After this act, there viii be an intermisson Of 20
minutes, for Customers % look for refreshments.
During the intermission, purchasers will have. an
opportunity to examine the large and choice assort
ment Of Z 445stl IS
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]. R. / r Y In { q CO.,

ttA WHOLESALE GROCEKS, SA
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
afUFpER LEvEE, mlNs EsorA. salFasf
aF sFss&&s isgt ss.+-..-..-s ssis8sssso
WE would respectfully inform the public tfat
we have taken the NEW AND ExrEN-
sIvE WAREHOUSE, recently erected al The Up
per Lesee. and intsnd doing ! general
Gfodsfy, 1orisiou Storage, Fo,soardBiing
and Commissions Business.
II ConsIGHMENrs and other business intrustsd
Eae our care will sisEays receive oar prompt ai-
ls&ntiof. ssly{ss3S
I.I1ERAL CAaH ADVANCES made Oh pro-
dass and mefcbandise, ma Cens,ixoers w;ll a.
Says be assured Of ohsaing the highest price and
Vac quickest returns afforded BY this market i
The Receiving and Forwarding business win
have the most particular attention and the ex-
pense Of drayage and labor as much is possible
avoided 81 lNa8stfH JR.eIRyINE@ co. N
3ssss# wa Rec EREN CES i'ga.
Hon. Henry M. Rice, St. Paul, y .s'3F
Rice Hollinshesd and Becker, g
fdilis, livingston, and Co., a.
ssssis hsA.M NJ. Fridley, s. sfs II .ssg att II
tE sEa; L. Dayton, II, "a A.tIs; stass3 s@
Ttsst W. Sslby,a Il iails ss9ss se.sBsssass
4. z. Upton, St. Anthony ssf Vi ssEase
~ & he A.sKing, eSs ~ f9i3gs5kea IAsfsS5s3sS&
5.tsa u , n. Sihly, Me1dota, cess ID s,sss IS
,5a hsf5. 4 u Campbell and CO., Galsas. sSgirsa
ks Ctosky ,tsi sa ssassf4 Nj If afsssls
b. q. Potter, Belleyieu ,sg BIZ i.tfts I'LL
-eyaaa Greeley and Gale, Sts Louis, VI
Webster, Moif and 90, 81 =: lssa.g gfiA fiigl.
N%s H. AIRES and Coz. .,.sf sFessssi $40
lss5f CaptsI Ward, Excelsior, lsssssss ~ gasagH
-ssasss5 sssafI Brooks, Admiral, los .sq
s CO 49, $780,
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10 "A + S

sss GA # S. #a
Onnn b JsHELs of Oats vii be u,
DUUU hand upon The opening of nayiga-
lion, suitable for seed. A liberal deduction in
prices will be made to Benton County customers
who take full load, for cash only, At KINGS
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.rIrNpY cutAI,r

stfS ssssE q HENRY G.. WAIT, es
Attorney and Counsellor II Law, I'll. Cloud, Minnie
sota. MONEY! ~ ioans All b0ssseSs snsfs.tesl I,
hi@ care promptly alleasled d. Stf \.
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BROAD CLOTHS

ment OF
BROAD CLOTHS
=.
Cas,;n,eres. sat,;n.tt.. Kent,cLv la. shs.,,,s
Grey, Check, Ticking, sheeting, Flannel. White
Blue, Red and yellow, DENNIS, Duck, Over Shirts,
Cloves Boots s and shoes t;asba%; peis;n n.
Pillow Case Gotten, Napkins, Calicoes. Table Gov.
srs, silk, Italian Do; Ladies Wool TaInas, Kid
Haul .rch;efs Hn.s S,acl;a.s T,.. 49, go
Necksies, Clasps, Collars, Belts DEANS. mulers,
PART THIRD
To coa.ssace with The laughable Comedy Of the
n. ~ MnE Nj ll3 s1s
5 y. sssf4 .-- -.- e. III $-gj
fsloe parepe Walls He,,,,on IT,.
Green !. e. N Linen Edsins,
& ss;as sr,,... p..,..a. III r.. ,r..,..
a Az - - - - "a as''''' 81
The e,,ra ~ a co.c,,. nm II. ~. U
THE err WI nF nIT
s. Z - = q, TH =
1nO ~. lF'', = = INFENI
M s,.,r ea.r;e., y, c...h.a3a. !. f,,a...
pc. R,,.ts.s 4 f,~acLrrs f.heaaa Ela,,r P;rLIe.
Pepper, Mustard, Lemon syrup, Mola.ses and va.
riety too numerous to mention.
THLoUR-io barrels q sacks for sale !,
: So. J u. SWEETS STORE.
oaok naPlo.. april. y
GUGAR--Brown, Crushed and .Clariied--for
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