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1A AY ER'S
90 PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY YSIC

THERE has long existed public domand for an
effective purgatve pill which could be relied on
sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has
oecn prepared to meet that demand, and m extern
svc trni ofits virtues has conclusvcly shown with
what success it accomplshcs the purpose designed.
make s s ss s msfS os al ghyss PIX
none Of the objections, but a the advantages, Of
every other. This has been attempted here, ind
with what success would respectfully submit to.
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every purgative
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
gripping pain and rcyulsion in the system as to niyre
than conntcrbaluncc the good to be derived from
them. These piHs produce no irritation or paiuc
tion or arrangement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no harm arise from their use in any
quantity but it is bette: that my medicine should
be taken udicionsly. Minute directions for their
use in the several diseases TO which they are APP
plicablc arc given on thc box: Among the COM
plants which have been speedily cured BY them,
may mention Liver CnmlaiIt, IN its various forms
petite, Jistlcssmcss Irri,abty Bilious Headnehe;.
Bilious Fever, Fever and Agmc, Pain in the Sias
and Loins for in truth, all these arc but the con-
sequence Of diseased action in tho liver. AS IN
apcricnt they afford prompt aad relief i'll Cos
tivSncss, Files Clic Dysrntcry, Iiumors: Scrofula
and impnrity of the blood, Irre unrtics; in Short
any and every case where p"rgativc is required.
They have also produced some sngmlarly
ccsSfu crrcS in l;hrnma'isn, Cont, Dropsy, Gravel
Erysipclas, lalpi,aiion uf the Heart Pains in the
Back, Stomach. aud Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring Of the year, to purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change Of seasons
An occasional d"se stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action. and restores the apper
titc and visor: They purify the blood, and by their
stmulnnt action on tic circulatory 50 stem, reno
vatc the strength of the body, and restore tie
wasted or di~e'>' rncre;cs Of DC whole oransr,
Hence an ccca.it:.a dose is advantageous, even
though no serious drrHE.cmcl exists; but un-
necessary dosing sl,'.ld never bc carried too far,
as every purgativc medicine reduces the strength,
when taken to Tie Thousand csSesin which
physic rs required cunnot kc enumerated here, but
they suggest Themselves 70 the Of every
body and it is confidently bcc, cd this pill viii
hitherto been available to mankind. When their
yrtofa are once known' the public will no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need Of
cnthartic medicine. Being susar wrapped, they
pleasant to take, and hcing purely vegetable, no
harm can arise from their use in amy quantity.
For minute directions see. wrapper on the Box.
PREPARED BY
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SINGULAR EFFECTS OF ELE,TRIcIY.-A singular
occurrence took place short time since atthe
L"cdmotive Works, illustrating the powerful
effects of electricity. A locomotive wns being
moved FROM the nanufactory to the Central
Depot and had arrived in the mfddls of the
straet, when anddsnly all l,ands dropped the
bars with wlich they were moving t6e ma
chine, and felL baek in nmazement Resuming
them at the order of the man in charge, they
applied them again to the Wheels und ngain
fell back paralyzed the instant the touchcd the
iron. The direGssr o: the job caught up one
of the bnrb and making savage trust planted
it under a wheel, preparatory to giving
huge lift No soon had it touched, however,
than he saw it fall from his grasp to the
ground, as it had done in every case before.
Such singular occurrence excited attention, and
an examination was made as to the cause,
when it was found that the locomotive in pass
ins'under the seIegtuph line, had come in
contact with broken wire that hung .uffi-
ciently low to reach it. The whole mass of
iron composing the locomotive had thus be-
come charged with electricity which had com
municatcd itself to the bars that the men held
in their hands, and caused the effect above
described. The wire was then removed, and
the difficulty obviated in n II: moment
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watching her ACTIONS and ready to pass
sentence thereon, she would look we'll to
her "mauners," and, in culGyating those in
dispensable outward sembIances : of good
will, she would unconsciously foster the
germs Of an active and wide-spreading beue-
Violence. Unobtrhsive words Of kindnes.
cost nothing beyond the effort Of speaking,
and many weary spilgri'nage has been
frightened theryby. A simple ~rhank you,' u
coined in tho heart and rung- upon the lips
With the genuine sound Of the "true metal, y
is a more efficient weapon than the sword
Of the conqucror.
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The St;Itc of South Carolina.
Abbeuiiie DistridS-h. tie Comman Pleas.

Amos Clark. Jr,- . Attachments.
James A Liddell Plf-s Att'vss
" HEREAS, tire PlaintR das on the tiisty.
w. 6Ist dry Of October, 1856, file his dee.
laration against the Defendant, who. (as 81 is
saiI is absent froniand withouttffe, limits of
this State, md has neisher wife or Gtaspey
known within the same, upon whom d COPY
of the said declaration mighk,be,seryed, lis
therefore ordered that the :s:aa .11stfsndant, do
before The frat day Of November, wlsisN win
be in the year Of our Lord EigEtsep Hup.lred
and FiftySeven, otherwise affnal and aba sau6a.
Judgment will then be given and awalded
against him. "-S.4s
T. - MATHEW MCDONALD. @. G. p.
Clerks Office, Oct 80, 1855. u ly
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The French Army in the East.


lug very interesting extract from letter writ
ten hy Major General Jesup, quarter master
general Of the army Of the United States, to a
friend, on reading the exposition by Marshall
Valiant, the French Minister of War, of the
administrative arrangements for the late war
in the East, and their results:
WAsnIScroN, May, 1851.
Until read this exposition, by Marshall
valiant, was at n l"ssto comprehend the
From tis battle of Alma TO the conclusion of
peace :hose armies constantly acted in viola
ton Of a military axiom to disregard which is
almost always fatal. The axiom is this
"Whcre there is an import6ht fortress to lie
attacked, and nm army in the field to be foug ght,
the army should he fought and beaten out of
the field first; because the assniling army, no
matter how superior in numerical force, if it
attacks the fortress first may bs. so crippled as
to fall an easy prey to the army in the field.
The French, in the personnel of their armory,
and in all the appliances of their artillery
. and ordance, arc.grenuy in advance of other
nations; but the exposition of Marshall Vail:
liant shows that in all their administrative mr.
rnngements which relate 10 the movement and
supply Of armies intlrs 6ett. snd particularly.
inthat which regards Iaad transportation, they
ase far behind us. On examiling thsiG .9eans
Of ofkansportatidk in Crirneass assfven IN ehtsis
marshaiEI wassufprised to find that fort-a
force Ofthree hundred and nine thousand men
they employed less than half the number of
animals, for all purposes, during the war.
whicl, We supplied for draft ana. packing slsse
for our army in Mexico. TINT never. exceeded
forty-fve thousand men. We were able a 90
where We please, and to- take'all tlc appliances
ofwnr with lis. They, for the want of the
means Of transportation wcrehIot abl6' dt any
time du'ipg the warto go twenty five miles
from their ships, and operate n single week
against the Russian army in the field without
stHfsing: Hence they had no alternative but
TO invest Sevasfopol: and short as were the
lines there, Marshall Valiant says the place
was never entirely invested, but throughout the
siegeit received constant reinforcements of
men and supplies from the Russian army with.
out. Had the allies possessed proper and suffi-
e'ent means. of transportation, they could have
beaten their enemy out Of tho Crimea, and
then, by closely blockadins Sevastopol by
land and sen, they could, without firing,a gun,
have forced it to cap;tulate. :: Ms
1 hope our country may never have occasion
to 60 to war again; but the more closely look
into the details, ~ we'll as.the strategic ocons
biilnstions2 Of Esropssn aruies the less Ysar
war These argies have q fair stSck of pro-
fessionAl Il. .ellige6ce bpkif they faye ,gensGs,
think i issenios. in ! if 4 dise,ssitude. -
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The State Of sotstIf S.HToIinu.

:, Tue Stalc Of SOtFtIf ERrOIinu,
:,As1eville Di.tries-E. The Common 'Pltas.
William Wilson, -.
vs. Foreign Attachments
Jas A. Liddell. Thomson d Fair Attpsneyss.
W7hereas the Plaintiff did on the. eleventh
w day of April. eighteen hpndred and ffif.
ty seven, file his Aeclarattion againat the De.
fendant, who, il said, is absent from aud
without the limits.of this Stata, and hns 10th
erwifc nor attorney known WITH the same,
upon whoma copy of thesNid' declaration
might be served. .sA,.ssgst1
fendant do appear and Pr sxtl.a said adecla.
ration, on or before the tweissfH DAY. ,ApfL
eighteen hundred and fltraight, othapwise
final and obsolnte Jude elnent.wih them be Civ.
en- and awarded agairnt him: i,l%5 ~ 4 e.,
=. MATTHEW MCDONALD. GER
Clefk's Cf6ce, April I,tls57 ,eI-N
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BLooMEns N BosroS.-The Boston Advertiser
thus notices tile appearance aid reception of
two Bloomers in that city,:
They differed from the rest of the fair, ex-in
the one particular, that they were "Bloomers"
Yes wien we had fondly hoped That this por
tion at least of the fools had departed this life,
our heart wnxed exceedingly sorrowfnl at soc
ing that they had not, and that although
the Rev. Antoinette L. Brown had re-
signed her pastoral charge, and catered into
the despiscd bonds of wedlooi, her sex had not
resigned the Bloomer costume fog hoops. These
strong minded women were surrounded BY al
irnpensc crowd jeering and >hooting.. Their
stay in the metropolis fEas. cut short. From
Park-street to etse Providence depot they fled,
and behind them pushed the mob, increasing
momcntarily. Arriving at the station, they
would fain have went into the ladies' room,
but it was denied them, the official infcrmin:
them that no men were admitted there Thus
foi3ed they were forced to enter the gsntlemen's
apartment, and there TO wait the departure of
the train. The shouts of the rabble Mt. this
point became too vociferous for us, and we
walked home over the Commons, musipg sadly
on tue .degenerncys or the times.
- -
Tm "PAYcocK OF an AMEnKIN GEsTLEMAN."
"A Washington correspondent of the Boston
Courier relates the following anectote.
Fred Butler'is the successor on the fam
ous "Mikey FoYn: Mikey used to keep sa-
loon in the Capitol; he knew all the mem
bers by name their districts and their pecu-
liarities: "Misther Dawsep of Georgia" he
used to characterize ass'the paycock of Amer
ikin gcntlimin," because. latter taking six
oysters and glass of brandy and water" Mr..
Dawson would hand Mikey.n gold dollar, say.
ing keep the ckapge." This is what Foy
called the "payoock okan :Amerikin gentlimiu."
Butler, who.hao~s everybody of this genera
tion, keeps saloon on Fourteenti:street. If
the party "sreating" be en- office seekers hd
the party treated a man Of influence, Butler
asks the fice-seeker.-'p6 ~ want all
you az fori" Ifthe wink isin che Affirmative,
Fred Butler gives the rnan Of Influence 4,
'stunner" which is sure to secure to tie iofiskx
seeker very full hearing. This; is: an; ;.odd'
way Of doing things bgtit is1ithih the range
ofdiplomacy."
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.NElY YORK CA,TTLE .AIARKET.

Dee. 3-Tle rece ipts ofeef cattle during the
past week amounted to 2,77 head, an increase
of 236 head, as compare with the previous
week. The market throughout the week was
very dull, but previous prices were maintained.
The quoted rates range from 1912 to lie, while
some dealers claimed to have obtained trihe
more. There was moderate demand for COWS
and calves; first class sold readily at $50a6s6.L
The supply ofveal calves was light, but prices
did not advance. Sheep and lambs ere quoted
at $sa5,50 with moderate demand. The re-
ceipts ofswine during the week, were univer-
sally heavy for the season Of the year, and Pri-
ces declined Lao, most of the corn fed being
sold for 5a5 3-4 M
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IT IS not OFTEN THAT WE NOTICE ED1ToRIALrY
patent medicine; yet we feelit duty when We
are convinced an article is very merrito,ious to
inform the public, that they, too, may be bene-
fted by its use, and to prevent them from using
other articles that have no merit in them
Now we wish particularly TO recommend to
our readers, Dr. Saat6rd's Lirer Lnvigorato,, as
an article that has given benefit and performed
cures, in our circle of acquaintance, that were
little less than astonishing. 1t is particularly
recommended for all Diseases of the Liver, as it
is Licer Ingigorator. Especially among our
own children havewe noted its beneficial effects,
where the little sufferers, from bowel complaint,
worms and other diseases, incident to children,
have been made quiet and perfectly cured by
the use of the article. 1t has testimonials that
none can doubt, for the cure of Jaundice, Dys-
pepsia and such troubles as always follow a de-
ranged Liver. a few such cases have come un-
der our observation where it seemed almost 10
work miracles.
Our advice 10 families is not to be without it,
as it will save many hours of pain by its speedy
use when disease FIRST makes its attack Tattoo
ma SeHtiuel. noV5.
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w AsHIeToN, Dgc, S.-The Southern mail has
arrived, bringing Southern papers as late as
due.
The sugar cane in Rapid Parish has been Sc
rionsly injured by the frost during the previous
week.
The steamship Texas reports having passed
the wreck of the steamer 0pelousa bottom up. Z.
Ice was formed at Houston, Texas, on tho
goth ult. Af3s 53iIta
at Galveston the cotton market was inactive.
The receipts for the lastweeI were %, 900 bales,
and exports 1900. The stock at Houston and
Galveston was Is, 90 bales The incoming crop
is estimateted at $4,000 bales. Middlings quo
ted at 81 102. l7 rlI gr3faogr
The Texas Legislature had passed Joint reso-
luton to raise regiment of rangers for the pro
ton. of the frontier from the Indians.
Judge Douglas and the President had to-day a
full and free interchange of Opinions on the
Kansas question, without, it is understood of
being able to arrive at the same conclusioninre=
gard to the line of policy whichjus and duty
require each to pursue. The, interview, it is
further statcd, was courteous and they parted
as they met-frieDds It is to be regretted that
they could not view the Lecompton move
ment in the same light Mr.. Douglas in CONVEX
sation with his friends freely defines his position
He stands, he says, on the principal of the Ne
braska-K Kansas bill, guaranteeing TO each State
and Territory the right to regulate their domes-.
tic institutions to suit themselves, and will fol-
low that principle whereyorits logical conse-
quences carry him, defending it against all as
saults from whatever quarter they may come,
in itssapplication to Kansas He insists upon
ignoring both the Lecompton and Topeka move
4ments and securing to the people the right 10
form Constitution for themselves. lie consid-
ers the Lecompton movement in direct violation
of the principles of the Kansas Nebraska I'LL
and the Cincinnati platform, and will probably,
at an early period of the session of Congress,
Introduce a bill authorizing the people of, Kan
sas to call Constitutional Convention. 80
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NEW YORK MARKET..

= % NEW YORK MARKET. y
) Dec S.-Flour advanced; sales of i 900 bbIs
at $4,5oa4,60 for State, and S5,1Oa5, 40 for
Southern. Wheat very dull and quotations
nominal. Corn has declined &c; sales at, Sic.
Other markets dull and unchanged. Stocks
dull, .
The money market is less cheerful and mac
tive. The supply is abundant and large guam
titles offered at per cent on call without fin
ding takers. Stock operators consider the
Americas news as unfavorable il, consequence
of which there is general decline of nearly
all descriptions. Business at the first board
was quito dull; at second board prices were
somewhat firmer. Vtr
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RIVER -AND MRATHER.

PrrTsBURen, Dec. 3.-Riyer 10 feet s inches
by pier mark and falling. Weather clear. Mer-
curry A.
G1xcrNNATr, Dec. S.-Rivcr rising slowly
Weather clear, with a light frost this morning.
Mercury 40. IS.
&c LoursvILrE, Dec. 9.-LRiver Z feet inches in
the canal, and 4 feet 8 inches on the falls and
and rising Weather clear. Mercury so.
ST. LOUIS, Dec; .--The river. has risen nine
inches at this .point;,the Missouri is falling at
Dubuque Weather clear and pleasant.
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Cheaper Sham Ever.

REAT DISTRESS and heavy losses in the East Railroad
Stock Bank Stock and al goods forced the Market
and sold at runous prices to the Importer
have just returned the Eastert cities and have
purchased goods at those runous prices, oer
customers md the public generally, goods up to
order, in Coats Pants and Vests in the neatest
fashionable way, and clothing lower they
have been offered In this market. You will get fine
clothes for the you have heretofore paid
Come and buy u LoC26l A. NJ. ADAMS. b
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

DEcENnER "a meeting was held in Leavcln-
worth, Kansas, on the 2lst, md resolutions
the 10Th. Speeches We're made. by Vaughan,
Phillips, Hutchings, Moore, and others. ifPhil-
lips advised the rallying around the Topeka
Constitution, calling it the Mngna Charter of
Kansas liberty. A Violence Committee is be-
ing formed throughout the Territory.
A letter to the Democrat, dated Lawrence,
Nov. 18th, states that Walker said he would
call special session of the Legislature provi-
they would not go into general LEGISLATION.
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.9Il4 FIPE

CrScrNNAr1 Dee, 3-This mornings CONNER
cial learns that the Planning Mill and Axe Fac
tory of Megd q Co, was, destroyed by lire on
Tuesday night. Loss $4,000; no insurance. =
other houses were likewise set on fire during
the same night. - go ~
AT Ripley, Va, nine buildings, including six
stores, were burned fow nights since.
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CINCINNATI MARKET

q Dec. 3.-Flour dull and nominal; no demand
Whisky has declined to 174, and dull Hogs
steady Mt s., 90 for good size; 400 bbs pork sold
at $13, 90; 250-bbls ditto; two weeks packed at
$14,0U; the market is generally steady and rath-
er trmer. The receipt of hogs has fallen off
5000 a day, chiefly from kentucky.
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MAKE a Note Of ;itl"-Tor chapped hands,
skin cracks &C., Terrill's ointmentis Ear bet
ter than Glycerine, or similar compounds. The
best Yeast Powder is Preston and Merrilrs
For cough OF cold use the Hoarhound Bal
sam. These articles, with many others can be
obtained at the Bridge Corner Drug Store. =
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U. S. TROOPS.

New YoRk, Dec. 8.2orlers have. been issued
from the headquarters of the army, for ITO
troops for California, to sail on the 9th, under
Kipp, of Ord Artillery. They are to supply the
place of thosenow in California, who are order
ed to Utah.
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WHEELER k T,ARTN

~ 'siti (SEccssso1s to J.A StGLlmuR.) .sT'sa'4
NJ e. r e. III. dsWlI T. ILOR
No. Washington RaII.
MHEEIING,N 2
again resuming business in this city, Would very
Il respectfully announce old friends, well those
OF predecessor thatwe In receipt FAIL
AND HHNIER STOCK OF OlOhs Cassimeres, Vestings,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods &c, &c. Fl
In calling attention stock, would we
Am010 to be the largest aud 6eVe to be the best
and most desirable of received by any similar
Lshment in the city F'7'
In soliciting continuance the patronage so literally
bestowed the house for the past four years.
all who patronize that the enEabe reputation the
house has sustain for the quality of goods and accuracy
Of fit, shall be fully sustained sep22-lyd
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@ ne ID DOIylJ.A r.

VRlVHH IL lE u ] w.
one OF THE BEST pURGATIvE AND LIVER MEDl-
" CINES before the public, namely, DR. SGErUkp's
ISvGORAToR or Ulcer Remedy, that acts CdLdrtic,
H Remsdy acting FIRST the Ltrer to eject Its morbid
matter, then on Ihe stomach and bowels to carry Oh TINT
natter thus two purposes eectually viii.
Amy 9 the sspEs In s Se IT.
the same time that it, and when taken daily in
moderate doses will strengthen aud build 1t up with unu-
- DR. sASroRD's ISv1ooRAroR is Compounded entirely
SE IDEA is res5 gums may be form
when 1t is known that one bottle Of S lnyisOr4tor
contains much strength hundred doses OF CAL
omel. without any ofits deleterions effects.
have little known physicians, and used
in their until used in the form of the Ipig
which met with such unprecedented success
to Induce The gT9Rrietor t. oer as family msGS!ps
y to cure Lir6h Complaints n their worst forms.
Indigestion being by asleranged
- when The Liver is excited to action.
and proof that the relieves this disease
le any troubled with Jaundfce take the 1nvIgorator
regulaFy one week and their skin VIII begin to assumc
rator. Take tin small doses on retiring and 1t
ae 5 h and aave aa S
aud work regularly clock work. Sick Headache is
orator. which correcs all acldity and s0urness OF the
For an stomach IT has no equal, ash, re-
leres all oppressive or uneasy feeling after eating
ri speG in the hlaiestterms.
- Dr. sASroED's iSyrooRAroR came to recommended
LIVER Complaints, all diseases arising
from Diseased Liver The testimonials of so many Of
Physicians In Its favor, induced try it, and now
conviction Is certain that Il the greatest bes-
2sings ever glver to Dyspepcs, for 1t made complete
cure before tie rsl bottle was taken, and now
ding bu; the lightest food would digest and often thu.
give pain. Now what want to to all
Il Liver Complaint Dyspepsia trouble you, do
= Fact. l =
- There has never been tried in our family a remedy
wheh has met with such unbounded In the
ofdiseases Incident to children DR. SANYoRps IHvG
ORATOR; is It alone for diseases ofchidren that
1t; for 1t acts Catartic mildly and gently
and to fenovnte the system thoroughly that
~ think doing service to ali In advising them
when they need medicine try this remedy. There
that hnve under notice where great
eft has been received IN diseases of the lfrer Stomach
and Bowels where all failed to give relief
It has become useful In family thRtwe will
OQwithout it--,IuckSoR0if fH.) Republican.
PRICK ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
SANFORD & CO., proprietors 845 Broadway, New YoIF,
7. II. LOGAN a. CO., Agents for Wheeling.
JOHN u. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO. II. REYsER, Pittsburgh W olesaIe Agents.
T-9in-1v-dRu
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VARIETY fover Coating very superior and be made
~ 70 orderl6v. how'll -. A.. NJ. ADAMS,
Al LARGE LOT NEW SHEET MUSIC. just TeeeiVed!-
IA Also the Modern School for the Pianoia new Ei-
ton Pronouneed, by the most renowned mnScians be
dnisPensible 70 the student [nov6l PAYNE CO.
DRGNEs-In iars-jns received aud for sale by
ocl5 w. a. EDWARDS. RRO.
Ii, The sizes Draying Paper, Just receivedby
"a -oe29 PAYNE &co.F
ENRENoH HAT.-A new and pretty article, Black aud
sstiI s. D. HARPER SONS.