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THE Great Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout Pain in the
4 Side, HIP Back Limbs and Joints; Scrofuls Kings
Evil White swelling Hard Tunors, Stn JOints and all M
ed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain e4nno exist
has been beneficial In of weakness, such Ss Pain
and Weakness in the Stomach, Weak Limbs Lameness, AT
lection ofthe Lungs in her primary stages 1t destroys In
eanaton BY Perspiration
James Boyd, Pickens District Carolina tesxes
Iha by its use alone he cured Of rheumatism In both
OF his knees, of several years standing.
The following handed us By respectable Physician
in Georgia: .t .r
hessrs. Scovi & Mead-Gents: have been using yonr
LserWor and Tar Hebrew Plaster extensively Ia
practice for three years past and Is with pleasure hat
state my belief in their superiority all other articles
with which acquainted the purposes for which they
recommended. The Hebrew Plaster especially,
universal penaeca for local psns have also found
excellent application for Sprans and Bruises II gives uni
Versal satisfaetion wherever used. IS OSL1N, M ID.
Knoxville, Ga, March 4fb, 1883.
3T Beware OF CounterIeits and base limitations. 4
The genuine will in future have the signature Of z. TaY
Tor on the steel plate engraved the label Of each
box -.-.s li.- -.--.s Ii
Purchasers advdsed counterfeit ofthis
ucis5 u existence. 80 -'
Tne genuine is sold BY u.s. and BY agents appointed
thrO Ugh he South, and pedlsr is allowed to sell It. Deal
d urchasers generally cautioned against buying Of
but our regular agentE otherwise the De Imposed up
by worthless article. SCOVIL & MEAD.
III Charres street, Orleans Sole General Agents for
the eSouthen States, to whom all orders invariably be
addressed.
Sold also by Ewin Brothers, Berry & Demoville, A
Roscoe Thomas Wells and w Hendershott, Nashville,
Tenn. and by all other Druggists through the State
IanI2- -Iyd&tTiE.
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TTNHE regular Lectures Of this College will commence
i on MONDAY, the Sd of November, and continue
four months
FACULTY
JOHN WELLINGTON, NJ. D., Professor 0i Chemistry
and Toxicoogy.
AYRE5 P. MERRILL, Nj. D. Professor of Principles
and Practice of Medicine,
LEWIS SHANKS NJ. b., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women and Children.
ARTHUR Il. TAYLOR, NJ. d., Professor OF Ana tony.
HOWELL ROBARDS, NJ. d. Professor OF Surgery.
c. B. GUTHRIE III. d., Professor of Mstsria Medica
aud Therapeutics
DANIEL +. WRIGHT, N. d.. Professor Of Physiology
End Pathology.
EuMITF WOODWARD, Nj D., DsmOnstratsr of Ana.
sony.
Ths fee for the entire Course s sl05, payable in sd
vsuos MRrtculaon fee 3d. graduating fee $25; Anatomy
sod Dissection 40 TO be taken before graduating
Rooms open from the irst OF October.
preliminary course of Lectures fTse 10 all students
and public, by Professor, subjects connected
With ks department, which cannot be fully taught the
regular Course, will be delivered during the month of
October Commanding Monday, the lsih of the month
Clinical instruction is given twice week ct the Mem
phis Hospital. City Dspensary Gnique has also been
established the College, at which operations per-
formed and cases prescribed for and ectured upon daily
The College possesses an ample Museum, and complete
Chemical and OIher apparatus.
students desiring further information viii address
Pref L. Shanks NJ D., Dean, arriving in the city
-.il on him CT his oiles Main street
sugl2-lm Ia SHANKS. NJ. D.. Dean.
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STEAMER
NEW YORK, BREaEN 3 SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

THE snips COMPOSING inis liDs are WASH IL
Il INGTON. Capt, CESeidS HEX s<k<f&&&
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These sfea- s{lfzt$E -
msrs stop at Southampton, both going andTeturning.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Medical Department.

kNEE sixth Annual Course OF Lectures IN tns 1nsutu
i ton will commence Monday, the Sd of November
fall preliminary course, free to eli students, will be
given by the Professors commencing the first Monday
It October.
Professors Fees Slo5 MstrIculaion Fee, IS Pricii-
cal Anatomy, Sl0; Graduation Fee, S25 For Catalogue
and Announcement apply &c
PAUL +. EVE, n D.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
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THURSTON & BERNARD,
No. 10 Public Square,

XETE have hand beautiful stock Of French
wv and English Me.nos, PLAIN Plaid and Ambre
shaded ali wool DeLsines Bombaznes, Csshmerea Man
chester Desines Plaid Red yellow and White tlanneA
all qualities. Also, complete stock OF staple 6ooos'
Servants Goods of all kinds to which we invite tne an
ton of all Cash buyers We can give good pareAnS'
sept23-tf
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A BARGAIN will be given in EIGHTY FOOkAChsS
Hi1 freak valley and NosnsviIle Pike. II can be diVd
ed nto three tracts With improvements upon each to suit
49, J. L. 8 & W. BROWN.
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JAMES HERMAN. T. B. RAINS.
HERMAN N RAINS.
ThE undersigned having removed 10 Nashville, and as
sCcated then selves for the purpose of conducting
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business, have recently open
ed the noted stand formerly occupied By Plummer
Co. large and complete stock of fresh genuine Staple
Drugs pure and unadulteTated Family Medicines choice
Pefamery Fancy Articles &c SC, all Of which, gusIsn
teeng the purity aud genuneness of every article they
wills al The very lowest market price for cash on the
usual time 10 punctual dealers.
They determined to send out article of medicine
about which there be any doubt whatever with refer
ence TO its purity.
They respectfully solicit share of the Prescriptions of
the Physicians Of the city This department of their bus
will be under the supervision of competent chemists
They that their rgld attention and fidelity to the
interest of those who may favor them with their patron
see will merit the appreciation of their patrons and
sure success TO their new enterprise.
iune26 HERMAN Il RAINS
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.rricr=OosrER oausca ANP eHFERY sTaEFTs.
RefOrm-MedicaE
COLLEGE.

NAHUM, OEOhOfA.
NHE Eikhtssuth Annual Course of Lectures in this In
Il stitUron, will commence the hrst Monday N No
Tenber next and close the first dsy Of March following
Having received two endcwmenfs from the State OF Oeof
ss it in possession Of splendid College Edihce, with
Apparatus Preparations, Specimens and facilities ana
Hospital fo- Clinical instruction, under the clTecon
the Faculty. CsaaEers procured from New YORK ana
FACULTY.
A. bANkSf0N, ID. d Professor 81 Phy sicosy ana
fstoologT and MateTis Aedics. 49,
J. T. COKE NJ. d. Professor Of Principles and Practice
oi Medicine and Therapeutics
n g. THOMSON e. D., Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Wcnen sEd Ckildreu.
N. LO0MIS A NJ, N. d., Prof. Of Chemistry, Botauy
Pharmacy and Microscopy.
l. n. COMINGS A. NJ Nj, D., Professor Of Anatomy,
SDd Surgery.
o. A. 10OHRANE Esq, n. d., Professor of Medical
Jurisprudence Comparative Anatomy and Comparative
Physiology
TERMS.
Entire fees foT tickets to Lectures.
Astriculstion (once oRly) y)......................
Payable nvarsbly in cash in advance stthe opening OF
zoe session GrnduAtsn fee payable before examination,
s25.
RpsrtculsTs address any member of the Faculty, Ms
ar1rE-- --lr M
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1875 Przes amounting e204 900
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Der which draws the $40 000f that number should bs
an odd number then every odd ticket in ths scheme
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IN addition to any other Prize which The ticket may draw
Purchasers IL buying equal quantity Of odd snd
number tickets will be certain Of drawing nearly half tie
cost of the same with chances Of obtaining other PTzs
All those tickets ending with Q, 2, T. g. g. svena
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Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable
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:" Excelsior" !!
NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FoJKDRY,
oI71f South Front Street,


tie great trial of Agricultural Impiem suts ia Hssh
IA VILE on the Attn, 5th and 9th of June 1856
THE aEXCELSI0R CORN COB MILL WAS AWARD
ED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM
viii appear from the following extract from tbs report
OF the committee. They Say
"0f Corn and Cob Crushers there entries but
IN consequence Of accidental brsakage only Two
made trials
!. Excelsior. by }. @ Baldwin Qlseavitts Patiently
Joyces Star Mill by b. g. Weller. Little Giant, by
o. H. Anderson,
Both these Crushers constructed similar
cal principles, and use about the power but the
judges gave the premium to Badwn's Mill 1t seemed 10
have more capacity in given time but its chief superior
ty consists in its visg moveable rings which constitute
the grinding surface and OF the wearing surface
These grinding surfaces cast iron, can be re-
newed readily aud at litie cost. This gives more dura
bility for less money"
Tne above Mill tr Crushing Corn aud Cots or grind
Jog meal for IaniS use furnished ell complete l5ith
tO60 pair Of griadEg rings 5Htch akss equal n
mills at the low price of $4,000.
Address JAMES C. BALDWIN co,
ie27 6mtW&w 81 College street, Nashville, Tenn
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Pennsylvania RAILkOAD,
- a - -

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HE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
l. withWestern Northwestern and Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct Thus road also connects
at Ptsburg with daily line of Steamers to sn ports
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandu5ky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct che1pes and reliable route BY which
tREGHT can be forwarded to sud from the GreGE Wst
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS.-BOots Shoes, Dry Goods - 7oon
(in boxes, Furs Feathers, De-. ''e Pe' ioo~
SECOND CLASS-Books and Stationery
Dry Goods (in bsles,) Hardware, Lea 6Oe per l0OB
Third S't CtIASs..inviis, ,I;ss1nc Bacon
and Pork (in bulk Hemp, 6c....... "Oe rS' i'V~
FOURTH CLASS.-Csfee, Fish, Bacon ,o.
and Pork (packed,) Lard and Lard Oil 49c per iOVh
Flour-$l per bb. until further notice.
Grsin-50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice
Coon$2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
r9S- In shipping Goods from any point East of Pbia
delphia be particular to mark package Ua Piadepki1
RGItroad All Goods consigned to the Agents of this
Road at Philadelphia or Psburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FREIGHT AssNrs-Harris. wormley L Co, Memphis,
Tennessee; K. f. Sass Co., St Louis; j. :. Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana; Dumesn Bell and Murdock and
Carter Jewet, Louisville, KY; R. G. Medrum Madison,
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York; No. William street. and No. 5 Batteri Place New
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timore Geo. @. Franeiscus Pittsburg.
d. Ii. HOUSTON, General Ffeiglt 4geat Phpa.
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jams '56,-tlsl 81 Co..
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THREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
Il and Pittsbqrg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at 7S A M and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at Z, A. NJ TIE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Ptsburg at r. NJ, and Pisburg
for Philadelphia at /, P. NJ THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg atll p NJ ami
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10, p. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pttsburg with the Railroads
TO and from ST. Louis. No. Alton, Gaena and Chicago
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Cleveland, Columbus GAINESVILLE Masslon and Wooster
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Through Tickets can be had to or from either OF tbs
above places.
For further particulars Handbills the diteren,
starting points Passengers from the West will find ths
the shortest and most expeditions route to Philadepbs
Baltimore, New Ork or Boston.
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be drawn
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1854,
At Concert Hail. Macon Ca. under the Sworn Super
ntsndsnee Of Col Geo. NJ. Logan and Jas. A. Nisbef
Esq.
Patrons viii please examine this Scheme carefully
compare with any other, and If not the best ever
offered and the chances 70 obtain Capitals far better d0n
purchase Tickets.
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REMOVAL.
TFHURSTON d BARNARD have removed to No. Is
i Public square, ne1t door 10 Calhouns, where they
will be happy to show To .r first stock Of
Dry Goods consisting ef Black Brown and Blue Broad
Cloths Black and Fancy Csssmeres; Vestings. Gloves,
Hosiery, Cravats, handkerchief, &C., &o.
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500 Reward.

- DARAWAE from The eubscr Ter. on the night <. =
n, Of The Path cf JuiY, mulatto fellow, named k1
-SsYRIs, q Tanner by trade, aud hrst rate Me. ~
1nGU,e w
Cyrus s C0ppeTe0Orsd, win VeTy heavy suit SS-~
u hai7 tWEvyG oTtytSO years age but does not look
oesTly old lie 10 very intelligent bat speaks in
slow Uudertone snd has habit Of clearing his throat
frequently during his conversation lie may be known
saslly 5y hnFng stiff finger the right hand, think.
TIE bone of the third finger broken and ndented,
sad the hnger presents the appearance Ct slick cut hall
tnO.
robe and plenty uf money. lie is very likely off for q
Sree State / will give reward of $50 for his sppTe
tension aud confinement in Jail 50 that can get him, if
caught il this STATE and $lOO If caught of the State.
Or. JAMES b. STONE, White House,
AuEZ-n Williamson county, Tenn
The De1srat and JOggaal, Louisville, will each copy
cue week in Daily and four times in Weekly and send
IN this rffca for COLLECTION.
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The shaving Soap.

VROOM 4 FOWLER'S WALNUT OIL,
MILITARY SHAVING SOAP.
EVERYTHING sought by the most fastdious in this
~ branch of the toilet and essential to good shave
will be o1nd upon trial combined in the above named ar
-
Hoas now peen IN the market IL years. and the thous
snds who have used il testify TO Its SURPRISING and
agreeable qualities Il is without doubt the best Soap IN
the world The genuine bears Vroom Fowlers sigma
tnre in fac snae and is only manufactured by John b.
Vroom tsuccessor,) New York.
Sold in Nashville by I. Wells, A. ID. Roscoe, W.
Hendershott Jo G. Brown and in New York by dealers
generally julyl7-Sm
EDUCATIONAL.
TINHE School for BOYS in the basement OF the New
Il African Church. will be reopened on MONDAY, THs
T1RsT SEPTENRER Those desiring information 10 re
gard TO the character of the School, referred to Its
former patrons
TERxs-Twelve dollars and half per quarter Of ten
weeks.
sugl2-dtd G. STONE. A. NJ.
TELEtiRArH.
TINE Augusta Atlanta and Nashville Telegraph Line is
Il working through TO Augusta Ga, where it con-
meets with other Lines running North, East and South.
This Line in good repair through from Nashville
Augusta and expect to keep in future. We shall
endesvor to put all business for this Line through in
the shortest time possible and expect to be able to give
general satisfaction
mayle-t c. c. CLUTE. Sup't
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MEMPHIS MEDICAL COLLEGE. :

I'VE regular Lectures Of this College will commence
l. MONDAY, the Sd of November, and continue
four months.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOC
RAILROAD.

THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO THE EASTERN CITIES
IRON all POINTS SOUTH AND WE2r
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10000 Numbers---15.1 .1S5 Prizes!

stributsd according othe tOhS
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LEAyITTT TBAxTBR.n
JEW DAVID, OR HERREW PLAsTER.

April "a, 1''-- AND ANAl'1''1e Lowell, dIAs ms..
The Placer herald., 1856-09-06
Fr6mont's nitro duction.

An Atlantic exchange paper tells The fol,
lowing good story at the expense Of Colonel
Fremont.
"In New York city. last week, the Freesoil
candidate, Fremont, went on board the
steamship Orizaba to say ad'os to some
California bound friends. A gentleman who
was with Fremont, said to Padre Will, tho
Nicaragua Minister, who was on board
ALLOW me to introduce your excellencv TO
the next President of the United stues,'
{ aking a motion towards Fremont, but not
call ng him by nancy The Padre stepped
forward, raised his hat, bowed. and said. I
am very happy to sec you, Mr.. Buchanan
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-27

e.
tne right view Of the matter and ara H..
vote ior that man who will uphold .u udS'esrmira
.eonstitusioh,a nd the Union. - a"o defend Al
S. tell yon Messss Editors, the peon,o l.
way are something like . jug handISe.ee a0Tn Vi
ssae and when you hear from Old Samnsaa"a On d
vem6er it viii tell tale worthy to be- to,, u
''r old Buck for Fillmore. Oo~lN
= = ~ inform yoa'ef what transpires po,;t;..,
ti'- county. RITZ! PEyw1!'icsNy
SAMPSON CO., Aug. 90, 1856. 'A EYE
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Martins Academy, N. c., Aug. %, is5s AN
Another Withdrawal.

...,,,.. w:., For the Standau
To the officers and members Of the Euo, r.,.
Council ut the Flalls Of Neuse Ri,er. '0As
Having become satisfied that Know W.,
Lodge is no place for free, Independents 'O'AN
hereby notify you that am no longer msm %aN
your Council nor your party, and shall hers,G 's't
with the Democratic party and vote for Ru.t ~ ~
Brock. .,,+-.--- p G. RrI r, AID
August 81, 1856. N
The PRosPEcr.-Every man has his own o,;,
of the probable issue of the present canvass i, %
too have calculated the chances, and this on, We
ticipation. '' H.
The following table exhibits the electoral v0,, !.
each State, aud Of the two sections: '"sV
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TT - For the Standard.
MEssRs. EDrroRS: The candidates for Elector in
this District spoke in Clinton Yesterday and were
listened to by large audience Mr.. Mcares, the
American candidate for Elector, led off in speech
OF two hours length, advocating the claims Of Fill
more Mr.. Mearcs, considering the position he oc.
cupies, made an. eloquent speech !; but when Mt.
Smith assembled tho stand and spoke shout forty
were completely demolished The Buchanan party
have great reason to be proud sof their standard.
bearer in this District. Marking brcSiction. FIJI
more cannot get exceeding 500 votes in this county
Jno. z, Siocnmb, the Wing candidate for the SEN
Ate Two years ago, and g. q. Harrison, tie Wing
Tor Buchanan and nearly Al af ahe ieadinr Whics
intn's county have pursued the same course S
have never seen such reaction In politics IN
the Whole course Of my f 1.-The people seem to take
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But not content with letting unnaturazed for.
eigners vote, for which there was some excuse as
they had voluntarily come to country and for
may declared their intention to cast their lots
among u.s. Mr.. Fillmore approved and signed tho
bills for the admission Of Utah and New Mexico,
both of which contained the following:
"SEc S. Every free white made inha6itant above
the age of twenty.one years, who shall have been
resident of said Territory at the time of the passage
Of this act shall be entitled to vote at the first cleo
ton, and shall be eligible to any Office within the
said Territory" -" Proriled That
tho RICH of suffrage, and of holding Office, shall be
exercised only by citizens of the United States, in.
cluding those recognized citizens 6y the treaty
with the Republic of Mexico, concluded February
bill vol 9, p. AGO, Neo Merico 6iM
Approved September 9, 1850.
10 show that we were under no treaty obligation
to permit them to vote, nor even allow them to be-
come citizens, except when We thought proper, I
give the article Of the treaty with Mexico relating
to the subject:
"Mexicans = = = shall be incorpora-
ted into the Union Of the United States, and be ad-
mttcd ct the proper time, Ito he Judged of by the
Congress Of the United States) to the enjoyment Of
all the rights of citizens of the United States, ac-
cording to the principles of the Constitution. ~
Treaty with NeSico, Statutes at Large, vol. 9. D.
$50. - 3 :, - =
Ifit is so shocking to permit foreigners to vote
who have voluntarily to our country and fled
their intention to make it the home Of themselves
and their children, what is to be thought Of Nj.
Fillmore for permitting foreigners to vote who had
not come ID voluntarily, but Ind been whiuped in
CONQUERED by our arms. and forced into subection
Itnsy bess wen to remark. that tha frst Iec;al..
tare OF Kansas, in prescribing the odsai6 ltions a
voters, excluded al foreigners from voting Who had
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No. Since the speech delivered the House Of Repre-.
the head the Fillmore electoral ticket Of the State has
passed bill restoring the Missouri compromise Ha-
VEN OF New York the law partner and friend Of Mr. Fill
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At5errel iStEv.s SAD He4SfussleeateS
T WILLpay twelve dollars ne. thousand o good white
oak Slaves, 81 inches long, 6inces wide Sap
aud u inches the heaFto thiT TO hheadtnss 90
iches long inches vide clear OF sap II fnches The
eiIt deSeret Gt The wharf Tai4tiaa depot
fE0. " SMITH,
31He0 IeheeIfRgFsTeleerv.
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QUO IbE. fefsecIi5 Iate o. 6VfId Fei4e4s 20
q 90 do do .AiisFieeis ~ s. SO
IS DO DO SsIs.ssF eioTss;
20 dgEbgErs' pure ruiJeTif iEiaSiS5d5
10 g lb.Ca1S do do
Fol. sale; wholesale ind Teiait hy = i=t
~ ssz35ss.f ABsXd TBREERi eg
oeai NeledeoE b,tidinEs, Msii, streas-
- soatEl' III 4 g. tEi ETH s. =
Rysgl's f;isnl hpnpeIs, ,pf Lew ttlgpa
- W. D~GoTTE q Ro
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