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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

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LtIGtiDN fHEUIsuIEut AMsky COUNTY ron
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ftecbot No. i~tirst Msid of ihs Niiy VI ~ Paul
tadses-Ihs Aldermen 81 said Ward
keaian TO bo held al the sshonl iisu.e
Precinct No z~her0nd ard oi the tiy 1T ~ Paul
Judge The Aidsru,.u 81 ss.a ws'd,
klsgtob % be bsld At nv ,ontl iaus.
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Judae.~ihe Aldermen oi Ssla wafd.
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the torih kssi qustts' see'n btgws ~ north II rangs
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river henae dam tho Mississippi 10 ,s ii,n,a ~ ihe
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Elsell.n 10 be held al The sohooi on.. an ri Anihony
foaa.
preeDot No b-LowsrN ranL
Boundaries iHnaseBsns 81 northeast ~ naftb
rast quarter - secsB N, oss ~ tssge ~ banos
fuani,a np,h 10 ,bs south corner section H.
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Joasss -Gsors. Hammond John Brslnsrt and " D.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

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REAL ESTATE.

LAND FOR MERCHANDlxE.
WANTED, aNesN verb of mershsRitEa,
itkNRN NckRNtN,
es,er 10 Rev, Es,aie.
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TO STEAMBOAT OWNERS.

1onplsis sets u Bosts. nAAe IN The rno.s AyprJFs1
form. eoasviss u Yr.iEhi Bposs Cash Bsok, Esgis.
Ter BoEs Pof'Ax. Books. and W~od BSuss Tb-ss
,os. are s,v ase1bJ mrs. .; he Inc. running apoa
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Card Eosra In variety
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TO MERCHANTS.

We e.a ssyse al ar<n;S1 q orr revised forms 70
ss~.ss sna v~.srss Bsas Bls q L~d.ar, Jsv
.ai, LEDGER cs~h hooss A.
PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
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pREscOTT Law AID LAMB DfYIcE~P V WISE
i Au,rssJ al Las aud nshHrai Land gent, Prsseoa
Niseos.Hia. III -y
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TO BANKERS.

I.dIv.tsAl ara Genera I.ixsrs. Journals. CssA
Boa. p,.eo1n, Bsrss BIZ Booss. G..ss sos.
r<sI.r-, pr.n. D.posR T.esss, Bank Notices. <~s.
n.s. 70 a,,., q D. 80, 7lA.ry q paper.
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UAyEs HisDs. ATTORNEY AND COusatfIDk
% Law -iieit'r 70 Lhsnesry and 0e.''sl lad Agent
,srsr.s de- si8us " civ
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~ sBggsCRsg CoC sSgLiYOR AND trTOa.
vi. MY a. law, 1fhsr. in Concert HAL BsitiDr, =.
Ass0sT street, H. Pal, sisB.soss Jed dSsH
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-15
Home Items.

RErunNs.-For the week past our viz
lage has been cheered by the return Of
many who have been absent. Firt, our
friends who have been spending the sum.
mer in Europe, with the exception Of
President Labaree) have returned to Us,
after several months absence, and q tour
Of uninterrupted satisfaction. Those who
needed it, have made decided acquisitions
Of health, and none have lost any in ap-
probation Of home. DR.. L.. We learn,
will remain few months in Europe.
We regret to say that he has not derived
from the tour the sanitary benefit that was
confidently hoped for. ft''
The students. too, who have been alb
sent through vacation, are nearly all back
again, and with them an unusually large
class Of Freshmen. 1t is expected that
tn new class will number about forty.
We are told that the Young Ladies'
Seminary is well filed, and we have rea-
son to hope that, under the superior man.
agement Of its accomplished principal it
will continue to be. And finally, our
streets are at times filed With young men
and maidens which gives to the face Of
our pretty village a happy smile. H." 40 :
The funeral Of JOHN NJ. WrRks ESQ
was attended at his late residence in Sal
isbury on Sunday the 9Th inst. He wa'
buried in Masonic Order, Dea. Ira elf
ford had charge Of the ceremony. The
funeral was very large, probably not les
than 200 carriages in the procession
There was no sermon. Rev. l. A. Shep
pard offciated at the house and the Rev
W. 8. Webb at the grave The decease'
was buried according 10 the service Of T
T.. Church. Of which he was member
We have an obituary notice Of Mr.. w
which will be published in our next.
Qua COvsTY. TIckE.-It is hard,
necessary to state that the entire Repub
1ican ticket in Addison County is elected
An effort was made by the Democrats
seconded by some Republicans. to deiea
our excellent nominee for County Jsdgs
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-15

A CokET IN THE HKAvlNs !--MssRs.
lED1r0ss.-There may be seen in the
northwest, between the hours Of seven
and nine, evening, a comet, of exceeding
brilliancy. 1t is about the size of star
of the first magnitude, and has q beauti-
full train. l first noticed it last evening,
and not having seen any notice in the pa.
pers of the appearance Of any such visitor,
I thought best to call attention to it and
let others tell if they can "whence it
came, and whether it goeth,"
May not this be the one whose return
is looked for only once in three hundred
years, and which was expected two years
ago2 leave it for scientific men to spec
ulate upon,-the fact of its appearance ID
demonstrated, and 1 hope that none Of
our friends will jump overheard through
fear of its coming in contact with the
earth, for it is going another way this
time. and will soon be out of sight alto
gether. ,,.. -...- A. 4. NJ.
Middlebury. Sept. 18th 1858.
The Comet, discovered by our CORES.
pondent, has been visible for some time
and is known as "Donati's Comet" II
is somewhat remarkable that there are al
the present time two other comets visible
by the aid of the telescope. ...
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present. We made this statement on
good authority. But treasured by the
confident tone Of tue CitiSen, we went TO
Vergennes almost expressly to see this
splendid collection of celebrated horses
which had been promised US. We can lily
afford to express our ohagrin and disap-
pointment when, on our arrival we asked
for Columbus, Ethan Allen, Young Coz
lumbus, Plato, Greyhound, Mazeppa, and
other famous stations, and was told that
not one Of them was present.
We only moralized upon the uncertain
ty of all earthly things, and returned
home oonjuring ourself not to trust too
largely in promises hereafter.
We noticed some dozen Jokes Of Oxen.
some very fine Cattle, owned by Mr.. L.
j. Wright, of Weybridge, and others,two
or three pens of Sheep, and few Swine
\ on exhibition
The Horses, though not 80 numerous as
last year, were out in very creditable
force
\ Hon. John p. Hale delivered q very
appropriate historical address, and was
followed by Gov. Fletcher, who made, q
capital improuptu speech which ELECTED
much applause. Remarks were then made
by Lieut.. Gov. Slade, +. L. Woodbridge
Esq, and the President, Jonas N. Smith,
Esq This closed the days exercises. We
learned there was to be horse-trot OIL
Saturday. .~...- .g
There was very large exhibition O.
crinoline at this Fair and it was fsoetious
ly remarked by many that this Was tn
most attractive portion Of the exhibition
We were very courteously treated b.
the vergsnues people, and trust to recip
rocate hereafter. .
The premiums on Bread, we learned
we're awarded to Mrs. John Child, o
Weybridge. on Milk Bread, and to Mrs
W. E. Green, of Vergennes,on Hop Bread
Some eight loaves Of each kind were ez
hibited. ..H a..I t..-.i
We regret tosay, in conclusion, that
is generally believed that this last e1h
bition of the Society Was not equal to il
previous efort.lts sdi b. ..' l. i sol
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The Champlain Valley Fair.

The second annual Fair Of the Cham.
plain Valley Society, was holden at YER
esnnes, on the 9th, 10th and llth Of the
present month. The attendance was quite
large, probably $500 people being pres,
Ont on Friday. b! sni sao. asigsm b.
The exhibition of Fancy Articles in
Floral Hall was very crsditable indeed to
the ladies. and the arrangement was made
with good taste, and in keeping with the
object for which this Department is insti.
tuted. Much praise is due to all who
were concerned in contributing to make
Floral Hall the most attractive part Of
the exhibition.
The exhibition Of stock is Thought by
most people to have been less than that Of
last year. guyi .1-sa.lsys 81 alw
Our neighbor Of the Vergennes Gu,
gen felt aggrieved two weeks since, be-
cause we suggested that 1t was probable
that the fine stations promised in the
large bills of the Society would not all be
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-15

GRAVEL AND STosE.--By this We understand
a collection Of sand-lke substance having bssa
lodged in the passage of fhe urine. when ths
system is in healthy state, this substance b car
ried of M the natural passage Of the body; Rnt.
when thers il ;, veal ness Of any orgAn, sspesi4fs
" the kidney, they. BECOME incapable Of Sxpsn,
ing such candy cppcrstions, and consequently
they are lodged in the kidneys, ursthrs, d M
bladder, causing great Inflammation 70 yhosS "
gans, and great pains and swsllinsa. And sfSss
difficulty In voiding urine. Il has bken xd1iltsd
by many physicians, that MoseI 1pdiAn Root
i'ilis are made out Of some particular planit
which have wonderful chatming inhIshcS q
dissolving the substance which hal clogged thS
passage, md by their cooling properties, they tx
pei all Inflammation, and leave The water passage
in an active and healthy state. From three to
four of these Pills night and nomi4gu from g.
to two weeks, viii decide how this dresdfuf a.
ease y IL be treated, and az they rsmovs ~
cause of every KIM Of disease IL Il utterly in
s->be for thern-to fail In curing the travsi. -
they unclog the passage, and leave The para IN .
healthy and lively condition. 1 q 80
DR.. Norss's Indian Root Pills are sold BY an
dealers In Medicines N-i .-'- - a -
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-15

Almost everybody has heard Of woodI Hair
Restorative" That the wore Restoratiys,n IN
this case, Is no misnomer. we have the tsskimsay
Of individuals whose elevated positios in The
country, as well as their acknowledged and hon.
orable character as gentlemen. lteA,ler whatever
they publicly assert in the last degree reliable.
Several Of these have tested, personally, the h3k
preparation wsare now speaking Of, ard GRITTY
to its aulxEing efficacy In the most public m&nnsr
possible. Their certificates can be seen Il tn
proprictor's Depot, Sl3 Broadway, New York ~
once seen and properly appreciated, we havd sis
hesitation In saying they win impress eouvsstlsa
nn the most sksptical mind. Wood's aHsis Be.
storatvss, doubtlsss, the best article Of il kist
ever yet produced. lp.a -. O1a.tf - acil
1t does not dye, but gives life, health aud bs6p
~ to the decaying, failing and veal, rsstorinS ~
ii by magic, that which was supposed - b. igpT
coverably lost. Heads nearly bald, md etAtiS
nearly white, are daily being changed 70 siaSlr
pristine BEAUTY, and faces covered with pimpass
me rendered as amooth an infant's, and blRsh-
ing as rose, all BY the use Of Prof. Wood: H.
Restorative. For hnle sts1lA Market strsst, anat
e BY all Drugsish.- ck;easS'gss,s. Sold " ~
Driegists.i Mao y ~ ? j. s8l-- ,isa.,.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-15

UOur numerous friends who contsm-
plate entering animals or articles at our
approaching Fair, are earnestly desired to
send list of their entries to Justus Cobb,
Secretary, as early as Monday or Tues
day OF next week, so far as it is possible.
This will save much delay and vsratious
confusion on the forenoon of the first day
of the Fair. Send IN your entries, II
possible, sarly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-15
Election,

The election seems to have passed Of
with more than usual apathy. The re-
turns indicate that HalPs majority will
be about 10000. We have to thank some
Of our friends for promptly sending us the
results in their own towns, and regret that
others have been so far negligent that we
are unable to give the full county vote.
The result for the State, 90 far as we
have Been able to obtain it, is given be-
low; for this we are indebted to the Daily
(Burlingtony Times. The entire Senate
j. Republican, and the majority in the
Legislature will probably be more than
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-15

Holloway's Pills produce a most surprising
change Ia cases Of general debility. The broken
down invalid, whose iagcid muscles add RELAXED
nervous system have scarcely sufficient vitality
ton, is soon renovated and braced by the lnviz-
Grating effect of This priceless remedy and his
whole frame is re-aiiimated and filled with energy.
His spirits resume their buoysncy, and he fsSb
like new man. Such Is the experiences Of thou.
upon the regular and healthy ucffon OF the or
gsns or digestion and secretion, and upon these
organs Hooway's Pills operate irrssistibIy. ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-15
y, DIR. JORDON, -, =. %. :,
OR maj Physiofan. -

Treaanhronic disease IN Hii forms, BY - - . II
sminatioA Of the urine tflst passed. In tAssDss<-
ng,) With the name and age OF the patisns;a ~ H.
ON. trp,tss a success ssldals oSta;asd "a cArss;e
sn~,~ofice opposite Town Hail. Bfandsn, W
NIB. DR.. J will be in Roehests,, W tfHS q,
Hotel I,the fsst saturday In each neash. - a
menoing May 80. q. 1Isul LIZ -asz,.,sri
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr. q. GLEIwITZ,

Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon,
Begs leave to inform the inhabitants Of Middle
bury and vicinity, that he has opened an OFyles
at the ADDISON HousE,-open daily til ?. r.,
where he will pay especial attention 10 sR k;eAs
Of Chrorie Disedscs, having made them psrtio-
ulsr study. ~ n tx
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-15

r PEOPLE OF MIDDLEBURr READ al
e Araxsse 81 MorHKss, ray rHs.isE lhysvShH
one at Ihis season Of the year sfoaldussHkA-s ~
s1o.'s sroaR Co.rEo. Puts. They rempss - :
impure bilious secreiions invigorste The a. az
gssrye organs, cleanse the blood, i'npro.s p. 4
the memory, aadare-sf inestimatis xsstnAN
No chang, in eating mixing whils asus
them. x
for rs oeuts All the Druggists sell them.
sss adyertissuent on third page S'y
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-15

SEQ Derby l. Jackson's advertise
ment for agents, in another column head
ed "a Caskst of Conn OF Wit and Wis
dom"
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> sOficial. ''' -''' 80
Sufferers from Scfofalaiand Serofd-
lous affections, clean. up! Why wear
your PimpIes, Blotches, Ulcers Soresf
Why have the life twisted out Of you by
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism and doutf Why
suffer Syphilitio and Msrsurial diseases to
rot the boass IN your body.or the flesh Oft
your bsnes why let your Luggish blood
drag, and scatter its distempers through
your vefnsf AYsRs CoAp. ExT Of Ssrsa-
parilla CURES thsss oomplAims, and elehses
them out of the system. Use it faithfully
and you bring to society healthier, clean
lier, aud far more acceptable member
Z Dehsocyat, Baltimore, Nd. 'N - y
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-15

Tai ouyr, B.ANcH. This Old and
favorits weekly has recently changed
hands and appeared in new dress, with
many marksof Improvement in its literary
character Messrs, Henry Upham and
Geo. L. Dix have become the publishers,
and editors, and announce a large list Of
favorably known authors whom they have
secured as regular contributors. So much
talent and tact cannot fail to succeed,
and We wish this old favorite all the pros
perity its cnterprising publishers desire.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-15
ppopLE OF MIpDLEBURY READ.

= IL all rantisg lla.h.s, see ads~'sss'sHf efS's
yEngi,ad. Stnlsssat. o. ,sdsw gIIsud y Oh
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-15
LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

WILLIAM BILLINGS, Arlington.
vai Chitfeaden County.
LIE CHrTENDEN. Burlington.
E. D. MASON, Richmond.
JOSIAH FUTILE, Essex.
Caledonia County.
Bliss N. DAVIS, Danvile.
A. @. CHADWICK, St. Johnsbury.
-.ga E Essez County.
JOHN G.. DARLING, Concord
'pu Franklin County. E .
d. d. Wead, SHELDON. ...l ...
JOHN G. SMITH, St. Adams.
WV. G. WILSON, Bakersfield.
Grond Isle County.
ORANGE PHELPS, South Hero.
lt Orange County.
B. w. BARTHOLOMEW, Washington.
r. NJ. BILL, Topsham.
Orleans County.
GEO. WoRTHIsaroN, Jr., Irasburgh.
LAM lille Comfy.
THOMAS GLEEp, Morrisville.
s4a Rutland Counsy.
CHAuNoEY s. RuMsRr, Hubbardton.
MAATIs G. EvERTs, Rutland.
DAVID E. NICHOLSON, Wallingford.
...., Windsor County. ... g..
CHARLES 8. RAYMOND, Bridgewater.
JeD. HATCH, Windsor,
WARREN G. FRENCH Woodstock,
JOIN WrLpER. Plymouth.
.us Washington County.
JOSEPH POLAND, Montpelier.
f. D. PUTNAM.
Windham County.
JOHN f. BUTLER, Jamaica.
WIN. HARRIS, Windham.
r. w. CLARKE, Brattleboro.
All Republicans.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
'1 ADDISON Comfy.
Addison, 8 Smith
Bridport, F w Olmsted 20
Bristol, VIM Rider d
Cornwall, 5 5 Rockwell
Ferrisburgh, q W Wicker
Goshen, S R Stickney
Granville, ] Lamb
Hancock, NJ Ingalls, T
Leicester, j NJ Mack r
Lincoln, @ Clarke d
Middlebury, E Hammond
Monkton, L Smith r
New Haven, L W Stow
Orwell. S II Bascom
Panton, J Tappen ............
Ripton, G W Linsley r
Salisbury, F Dyer
eShoreham, G Rich ma4''
Starksboro, G NJ II Ferguson
Vergennes, E E Woodbridge
Waltham, Q Bellows r.....
Weybridge, S o Wright
Whiting, HWhite
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Arlington, 5 NJ West r
Bennington, Benz h Sears d .
Dorset, Ira Cochran .I.
Glastonbury, ] Mcdonald
Landgrove, j Abbott
Manchester, A 8 Bourne
Peru, NJ Batchelder
POwnal, H Myers ....
Readsboro, p Amidon
Rupert, ] G Britton
SYNDICATE,
Searsburgh, Samuel Crosier
iaShaf.sbury, N Millington
Stamford, Justin 0 Sanford
Sunderland, G b Bacon
Wiphall, Richard Bond
Woodford, A Aldrich T
o' CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
SlBolton. I'D Church ., d
Burlington, G F Edmdnds
Charlotte, Joel Stone ,
Colchester, L B Plat
Essex, Z Whitcomb
Hinesburg, E Ferrin
Huntington, A ] Crane .l..
.sJericho, Elisha Reed T
Milton, J P Clark r
Richmond, Jonas Fay
lSShelburne, G Tracyr
St George, H Lawrence
Underhiil, J Robinson
Westford, Fl HaIbert iat.ia
Williston, A B Simonds ,-..I
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Barnet, ] d ABBOTT r
Burke, H M Hall r.
DanviIle, W L TrusseIlr
suGroton, j r Darling ri7 l.l
Hsrdwiok, n H johnson -. I'd.
Kirby. @ HIGraves Via,
Lyndon, W II McGafiey
Newark, L NJ Sleeper
Peacham, l. M Watts
Ryegate, james Nelson T
Sheffield, q Sasborn
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AS FUBLGo SQUARE.
REERst bis friends and TIE trade the ars md eest -
and Ohampagns ever brought Nashville, consisting Of ne io
lowing braDds
COGNAe BRANDTES.
Jules, Robins & Co.'S Pale In i, 4 and 3 pipes;
Oard, Dupuy Co.'s do do do do
Castilon Fine Champagne, in y pipes only
Ladsrere Pale, in Z, = and pipes
LA ROCHELLE BkkANDIES'
PelltvOsin, Pale and Dark, in 4 pipes
Rasteau, do do
Alexandrs segnelte, Dark, in Il, X and \ pipes
HOLLAND GINS.
Medor Ssvon, In pipes;
Grape Leaf, in 3 pipes
Anchor in pipes.
BUNS.
Jamaica, very old;
St. or0ix, New Crop.
WINES.
Duff Gordon Sherry;
Golden Cluster Madeira;
Pure Juice old oportO Port
Burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet
CHAMPAGNES.
Charles Heidsick, quarts and pins,
Creme Of Silery, quarts and pntsi
Hector Cliequart and Ells, quarts and pinDi
Drown Brand, do de
Lyon do do do
CLARETSs
300 boxes assorted,
AROMATIC SCHEEDAm SCHFAPPS.
5000 boxes quarts and pnts. This article without any Doubt
the best schnapp offered IN United Sste and as to its
dicinal properties has not its equal.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and examine Tor yourselves
Remember o. Public Square, at B. 2. Shields tunelO
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Ono OF me most VaIuae a0s o. Land ID Nc county q s.
containing about
VOCAL AND INsTHUMENTAL MJsIC.

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Nashville that be has located teaShsr Of The Voice
PIANO. Vionoslo Violin, etc. Orders len st McClusa or Zen
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BO. 50 North S6ie Pullia Slsre, Asf45rHls, 7snn
WWTE receiving barge asserted stock OF
and desirable u01s- E-lec--l great care.
adapted the pressnta1 rsehH 1, which earuest-
Is invite tie attention 1i lh= trade.
To those merchants who uy goods short time and then
their pap promptly maturity VIII make 10 leir interest
% give lgE-z portion of lIsir patronage,
Call ard examine 8I4cs and prtes-
Orders carefully Gle aud goods promptly sent forward.
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