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ras- The u. S. District Court for hi

Ba- The U. S. District Court for this
Judicial District, continues in session at this
place, and will not probably terminate un-
til some time next week. A large amount
of business has been brought before the
court, and an unusually large number Of
civil and some criminal actions. In accord
ance with his commission as such, we learn
that Judge Ed. G. FTzHUGH was duly
qualified before Chief Justice MCFADDEN,
as. Associate Justice of Washington Terri.
tory. After the adjournment of court, we
will endeavor to obtain for publication, a
list of the causes upon which decision has
been rendered by jury and otherwise.
, 1858-09-17
ANOTHER INDIAN FIGHT!
The Hostiles Completely Routed!
1e savasos Ixi11od!!!.

On the eve of going to press the Oregon mail ar
rived here bringing news of the military operations
in the hostile Indian country, up to the lst inst,
We are thankful to our friend Capt. WIN. KELLY, Of
Vancouver, for the letters which he has kindly in
closed to us, received by him from gentlemen con
nected with the service, giving account of recent
military operations to the north Of Fort Wala-walla.
We also tender our thanks to Mr.. JoHS Dunn, favora
bly, known here as a most reliable Expressmsn during
the Indian war of 1856, and who is acting in
the same capacity with the troops east of the Cas-
cadcs, for letter of like character
fight had taken place on the lst inst, at the
-Four Lakes 100 miles north Of Fort Wallawalla,
between Col. Wrights command and the hostiles, in
which the latter suffered loss Of Is killed.
The following is an extract from a letter to Capt.
KELLY, written by Mr.. S. b. SMITH, giving account
of the affair. He says;
"We have had glorious fight with the red skins
the fight off on the lst of this month, at this
place. The troops, to the number Of about 800,
marched out to attack the Indians who were showing
themselves on the hills which are in the vicinity OF
this camp. The Indians numbered between four and
five hundred men. The infantry routed them from
the hills and out Of the timber and then the dragons
charged them. They run the Indians about FIVE miles,
when the pursuit ceased There about seventeen
Indians known to be killed, their dead bodies were
found, and a great number wonderland all this
without the loss of single man, wound, on our
side. We will probably have another fight at the
crossing of the Spokan river but Indians enough to
whip this command cannot be got together in Oregon
and Washington Territories combined,-in fact the
larger the body OF them that collect together the more
they will be whipped for there will be greater mum.
ber of them killed. This is the best armed command
| that have ever seen. The Indians were perfectly
astonshed at the distance the rifles and muskets car
ried-while their guns done no execution at all.
We don't know what tribes are engaged, as we have
no talk this campaign. Col Wright is all for fight
l think we will make peace this time that will last
longer than "Old Wool's conclating policy did"
, 1858-09-17

passing over the Isthmus, our government
asserts its right, and will exercise it, on the
basis Of treaty stipuations, thus to trans
port them to and from the Pacific.
D6- The steamers Canada and America,
lately taken down the rapids of the St.
Lawrence river, have been sold by their
proprietor for the sum of 5000, 900 Their
destination is said to be California, where
they are intended to run between San
Francisco and Frazer river, the new FL
Dorado. The upper works will be remov-
ed during the voyage out, and replaced at
San Francisco.
MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS AT JEDDAH,-A
terrible massacre of Christians, by NOLAN
medans, took place at Jeddah, on the 18th
of June. The English and French Con
suls, and the wife of the latter, were mur
dered In all about twenty-six persons
were massacred. The daughter of the
French Consul escaped, though severely
wounded, and with 220 other refugees
principally Greeks, was brought to Suez
on the Sd, by Her Majesty's frigate Cy
Glops. No Christians remained in the
place.
A Foreign Office dispatch confirms the
above. The morning after the massacre
two boats from the Cyclops, sent to thu
town, were attacked, and obliged to fire
on those who endeavored to intercept thei
retreat.
, 1858-09-17

- The Puget Sound Wesleyan Inslituie Win BE-
discontinued for a short time until the arrival Of
Teachers from the States The Rev. NJ kNoWLs
charge OF said School Due notice VIII Be- given %
the pubis Of the reopenng Of The Institute. We DE-
sire 70 have the new building ready a soon ~ prac
cable Is We trust that the people win ad n aa ar as
'ne, '.n ~ 'H J. 2. pEvonE. Aesn..
, 1858-09-17
IRA WARD. SMITH M
WARD & HAYS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEHs N
FLOUR, WHEAT, SHORTS, BRAN, LUMBER, &'

rUMwATER, W. T.
A T the warehouse Of WAED& HAYS, two miles
a south Of Olympia at the falls Of Shutes river the
publc will At all times end In store and for sale, any
quantity of the above enumerated articles, at prices
conformabe with the times. Everything they have 70
aell they will warrant N be fully equal 70 what they
,av rcnresent IT, Small vessels can reach The vicin
ify Of their warehouse on the food load and leave Oh
.roro,v,ter Nov % 1855. 2lv
, 1858-09-17
From OREGON,

The Portland Staadercd, of September
9th, contains the following, concerning the
movements, etc, Of the regular military
force concentrating in the hostile Indian
country.
LATE News FROM MAJOR GARNETT-AN-
OTHER INDIAN FIGHr-MAJ. GARNET VIC
ToRIoUs. = Gen. Clark informs us that
Major Garnett, with his command, has had
another brush with the Indians on the
Okanagan. Six of them were killed, all
Of whom had participated in the attack on
Robertson's party. Tho Indians in that
part of the country have become alarmed
at the summary measures Of Major Gar
nett, and it is believed that most of them
have retreated to the British possessions or
the Blackfset country. No confirmation of
the reported disaster to Gen. Palmer's
party having been received, the Gen. COM
manding thinks the whole affair an Indian
story. He has positive information of the
passage through the Indian country of one
party rid Walla-walla with the loss Of but
one man, killed in Moses Camp, near
Priests Rapids. This is doubtless Nc
Laughlin's train.
Mr.. JAMES GUTHRIE has been re-appoint-
cd Receiver of the Land Office at Oregon
City.
The Statesman of the 9Th inst, says that
Messrs. Smith and Grover will leave Ore
gOn for Washington the latter part of Sep
, 1858-09-17
The Sale Of the Hudson Bay COmpanyS
Property to the Government.
WAs,uNGToN, July 81, 1858.


The H-dson Bay Company are now anx-
ios., 1t seems, to negotiate with our gov
ernment for sale Of their trading posts in
Oregon and Washington Territories, to-
gether with their possessory rights, inGlu-
ding those Of the Puget Sound Agricultu-
raj Company. There is said to be large
numbers Of horses, cattle and sheep to be
included in this sale.
Before our government pays, or agrees
to pay, six hundred thousand dollars for
the above, il is to be hoped they will thor
oughly investigate the whole affair. l
have learned from parties who have some
knowledge as to the value and condition Of
the property proposed to be turned over to
the United States by these two companies,
certain important facts.
There are ten or twelve of what were
called forts or trading posts within the two
Territories, all Of which are old, and in a
\ dilapidated state The lands on which
these posts are located are claimed under
the Oregon land law of 1S48 by persons
claiming to be citizens Of the United
States, all Of whom are, or have been, fac
tors, clerks or servants Of the company.
Therefore, neither the old buildings nor
the lands they stand on can be conveyed
to the United States by these companies,
and the trade now carried on in the name
Of the Hudson Bay Company at the posts
In question will be continued so long as it
is profitable, with or without some other
name. Then, if the trade may be cOntin.
ued at the same posts by those claiming to
be citizens of the United States, what do
we get for the 100000? The surrender
on the part'of the company Of the right to
navigate the Columbia river, and no more
"a very Improbable right it would be-
As to the large numbers Of horses, cattle
and sheep to be turned over to our govern
ment in this trade, it would amount tC
about as much as it would to buy Of the
company the salmon running in the COlum
bia river.
Some years ago this same question wa
agitated and when an agent of the Uni
ted States inquired Of Governor Ogden
then President Of the Hudson Bay Com
pany. as to the cattle, he said that thI
company ought to own large number o
them in the woods someWhere-that is, i
the Indians had not killed them all of
There is "a nigger in the fence" in connec
ton with this proposed sale. 1t is no
likely that Governor Stel ems, Of Washing
ton Territory, recommends the purchase a
reported, because few years ago, am in
formed, be was of opinion that our govern
ment ought not to pay anything for th,
rights Of the cOmpany.-NsU YOrk. Herald
PACIFIC RAILRoAD-I feel certain tha
the question of the Pacific Railroad vii
meet with certain success this next session
even if it be only q short one, as | hav
assurance Of particular policy in tina
connection which will carry it triumphant
through both branches Of Congress.
, 1858-09-17
FOWLER & co.,

Fr WardIng and V0mnlhslOh MCfCIlAHI''
TTEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GOOD
N assortment Of Dry Goods, 0IOoeries, hnldWaro
and Cutlery Tin-Ware, Ready-made Clothing, Crock
cry Ware, Hats, Gaps, Boots and 6hoes, Furniture,
Ship Chandlery and Stores, Mining tools, &C.
Port Townsend April n, 1858. 23d
, 1858-09-17

HI- DIR. L. j. Czapkhy.-We would direct the
especial attention Of invalids to perusal Of DR.. L.
Czapkays advertisement to be found in another col
umn Of this paper in order to place the services Of
learned and experienced physician within their reach
u.ne a has been inflicted on the hssA@n Family
from the pernioous and ignorant practices Of empi-
rcs that II II we were filling bounden duty
TO make known where iudicous reliefcan be obtained
To those unfortunate enough to suffer from the effects
Of sexual private diseases their III treatment
we cheerfully commend DR.. l.. J. Czapkay as a man
of rare scientific and medical requirements possess
ing all the requisites, from long experience and ac-
knowledged skill, for the successful practice Of his
profession Having made sexual complaints an espe-
cial study like the celebrated Ricord Of Paris, he is
enabled to guarantee speedy and permanent cure in
all cases Of private chronic diseases, whether the
effects Of contagon, selfabuse, loss Of vrty, and
in order that patients at distance may avail them
selves Of bis advice free consultation by letter is open
to them. The knowledge that we have Of the numer-
Gus cures he has Effected Of which were Of long
standing leads to place mnch faith in DR.. C.s ell
cheney, and commend him to the confidence Of those
In III health.
Persons not wishing to lose time In corresponding
please enclose $40 in their letters, and they will get
Immediate attention.
Address L. ]. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
San Francisco, Cal.
, 1858-09-17

or The bark ". d. Rice, arrived in the harbor of
Olympia on Wednesday, direct from San Francisco,
with considerable amount Of merchandise. She was
towed up Puget Sound to her present anchorage by
the steamer Constitution.
, 1858-09-17

Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky
is put up in cases containing One Dozen Bottles each
For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in San
Francisco. 5m4l
, 1858-09-17
LIVERY STABLE.

HAVING recently purchased the stable premises,
II horses, wagons, buggies, &C.. belonging @ Ed-
mund Sylvester the undersigned is prepared to let
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S RIDING HORSES,
BUGGIES, SADDLES. &c,
My horses are all young and vigorous, and in good
condition. They are also wellbroken, and perfectly
safe for even the most delicate lady.
Good buggies and teams also always on hand. No
fears need be entertained Of " break-downs where
we furnish parties.
Having also several teams the LINE, stand
constantly in readiness to haul goods and merehand-
ze etc. to and from all parts Of the city and country
Stabling, as heretofore, at customary rates.
Also good wagon yard and Oats Hay, &C., always
rates.
Give me a call.
J. J. wEsTBRoOK.
Olympia, Aug. %, 1851. nOA0-tf.
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REM OV AL. ]
PL q n II e r x CO.,

l. y ~ "a d Il x 90,
Having Moved 10 the Now Z story
House. Ne. lQ3 Main. ST., Ger. Ash,
ARE now PREPARED 10 FURNISH,
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
ATLOWPRICES FOR CASH,
With GLASS Of all sisss, from ~ to COX 90 !;
SASH, tPrimsd and Closed ~ dsssrsdD
LlNSEED OIL, (Raw or Boiled j
LARD AND .COTTON-SEED OIL,
(for Lubricating and Burning;)
PURE WHITE LEAD;
PU RE WHITE ZINC;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE
ALCOHOL;
VARNI ES AN JAPAN.
We aiss manufacture tsWhite's Compound
Drier," which Is superior to any other drer in the
market. t5@5 ea
We have constantly In stock Whiting, Venetian
Rcd, Ochfes, Chrome Paris Green, Unbsrs. 6ien
Lampbiack, vAndyke Brown, Bed Lead, Lithsr ge
&c., dc. Also, Paint Brushes, dlaxiefs Diam onds,
Glaziers's Points, Gold Leaf, &c
We have large stock ef Hardware, which hav-
ing been received within the past twelve months,
10 all new and fresh, snd wishing 10 close this
branch Of our business, We wilissI at exceeding
~ low fgurea. The stock com prises good assort-
msnt Of buAing materials adapted to the Western
market. and Carpenter Tools.
Nn- We invite the attention Of Country Mar.
chants TO our stock, feeling assured that we can
sell them goods 1t ~ iow prices they can ind in
ST. Louis or any other Western city .-vkA
We solicit the attention Of Merchants, Painter
and Builders too new place OF business,
No. lOJ Main street, nerf TO Wooster 4 Tempiin' D.
Apr2sd PLUMMER + co.
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BAND TRUNK RAILm A d
OF CANADA.


9 HAND TRUHK RAILm DAD
OF CANADA.
SADELI0HTFUL . ROMANTIC ROUTES.
ynoM fnE WEST 10
Boston, Nor York, and the Eastern States
Fia tAs MIrAtsan Central, 0reaf Htestern,
0r1saeeNseA Evnonf Central, and
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengen BY this route have an opportunity Of
visiting rome Of the gfandcst and most woH-
derfui scenery IN tho world, including Torom,o
si.gsrs Fais, sv:penHss Bridge, TAossssd Isiands,
Raptds " fAe 81. L2wseses, Quektr. Me~srsai Waite
Mesntsiua fAe 1sAsisy ,idoe fsesvlv ssvo miles in
!es1fAls LAAs GASmria'n, FSils II Monfmorsmcf
He4Ns Ate<v, efc., etc.
Oeen4 aft1e Nay !, 1855, baggage win be
Chssesd 1Afeah from Chicago.
- EM1GMANTG.
Pae1ages nay be secured at the Office OF the Com
psAJ In Chtengo by sAILIN1 ships fram London,
LivcrfosA plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
aberdeen md Montrsse. An agent ~ the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD surerintrnis the removal d
cmigrants and baggage Al Quebec FREQ of charge.
Fare from $50 70 ts5 to Chicago, including
cooked psovisions.
Tho Mammoth Steamship
4 q VIA n n A N,
OF &c 800 TONS AND 700 FEET LONG!
IL under contract 10 this Compauy for one or more
trips TO Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns in Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for all
points East, also for the Leviathan, or For the NJ
U -. 8. Co.'s ships, can be obtained vt the Office
Of the Grant Trunk Railroad. No. SO Dearborn
street, Chicago.
j. WARHACk,
Agent OF Grand Trunk X. Il. Co., Of Canada.
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u Wk ~ manufacturing purposes, singers Sew
Ing Machines arc deemed Indispensable. The
public insist upon having their clothing dc., made
by them. Singer Family Sewing Machine Ia the
iatss, presented for competition, and, being ar
RAGGED With full knowledge Of the defects Of other
machines for similar uses, has avoided remedied
them all. II is the handsoncst Sewing Machine
ever made, and the easiest TO learn TO operate.
its excellent mechanical principles snd qualities
are readily appreciated by those acquainted with
canning universally adopted. Apply for j. NJ
Singer Co.. Gaxette. Copies supplied gratis.
Western Office lao Lake Street, Chicago.
fnch4d6m MM. BR0DERICk, Agent.
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PARLIAMENTARY 1WDVC6UgnTs
.agen8ss 70 TRADE - 3

A1 t1a ssNlQbse: osxpeoVo.ss
A. nsv rees!sink ~ 6yviaE an1 0smnsrstsst
- n DR. eeu4es 4AA1s aaa 1pnne6 jBee4e -
Shes Creessty Hass, ~, 1irset1rep ~ Easeeyp
sddss, wAIs9 semYsjoe6 N offensive vss1sty n ri
taess 6Paft0eats. Mystssk VA ssnyassloteos
absy WITH Acy - thsfitxi - poiat M vegisty ~
quality, s.A isas VEN EAsvn fsstsAs2tks 1sjCSS
Of Drsss aes1s. / Iays sssAs, rsms.s. p,s,s1e
Lssns ,1Auegs DslAiuss, CAsliiss. pspSiss, v1lsa
:lAn PlAida, Dssetas, ArgAstiasss LAWS Ae1ee
teAasls0osas MISREPRESENTATION s>,e
~. OHaAHeas driiie. tiskines, psinss, ~. 4.
ALSU, LIxsA 6ooAs ~ I'll kin1S--Whtts an6
sss1n - paats3 swAtes sa4 hsswa sabls oiapee,
srash And AisesT toweling Irish lissn, bssua ..
ALSo, snnmer sAasls blaek sttk VesettAs, srs.
essoae:1ss, lssss, yeekst hAadhWsAtsls, hsse6sy,
est1niAss ,asass shirts .sraratS - liars AnA 49,
ALSO ,anasssstnsnt Of sxinnsY CiolAtSr. sna
Aseesssfy articles too nsnssoss to msnfioa.
AhDfs coansctiea vtth ne 6Govs II ks4p u -
soss?eetgf QeeenewAseas 0sssssiAn, M le11As
q whish still continue to ssll 81 SheJoeal
Is1sss. trssh l6t 81 choice 1sas direct IT, ~
CantSl TAa Cor Nsv York ,DAjcA 80 waseoased .
fivy snureaatisfastien artAs noaey will - re-
Ithink can nov offer ndacsssatasss ~ bssx-
sslied ~ any house II this city.
~ tAsse - 80 article youeannet End anywhere
else, is =. call e re Al.sls -aayvAss
=. .-Thsss arsses Old sssAs- hs,.sstsssa -
Sss. s7.7s - Ana see 1sS,,e;;ssss:.
Krakuk fnva ASss,tS = - - - - $500
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4
Nv. w II Il IL / N Il,
NO. rs MAIN-sT., kEOkUK.
CHEAP Cash STORE!
APRIL, 1868.
1 AM NOW RECEIVING MY SPRING STOCK OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
q q q ID S!
Embracing much larger and more general as
sortment of
Hich And. spicnaid Goods,
Than ever before oisrsd In this market. My
Goods have all BEEN bought within the
last month for Cash, and at
Priees that Cash only this
spriagwoalabay
them A.
AND WILL BE SOLD AT rRIcEs
No-FOR CAsHrx&
That no other cash or credit store will attempt to
compete with.
In short, my STOCK Is EXTENSIVE and desi-
rablc, and will be SOLD AT PRICES that will be
looked for In vain at anyot store.
am prepared to give a general benefit to my
on hand ready and willing to impart fayors to all
who want to buy
GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH!
Fine French Lawns, Fine Robes A'Quille,
Fine Organdie Muslins, Fine Berege
Robes, Fine French Challies,
In every shade and COLOR, 25 per cent. less
than ever before offered.
Plain TaHeta, Black Watered, Poulet d'joie,
Satin du'Chine, and Plain Black
SILKS, at Bargains.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or NEW
Stella, Tibet and Grape SHAWLS, Lace
and Silk MANTILLAS and TALMAS.
GINGHAMS AND DE LANES, /
From No Price Up.
G A r p e T r Q O MS.
On the second floor, are now filled with New and
CHoicE STYLES Of
velvet, Brussels, Tapestry aud su. |
per Ingram,
And all the lower grades Of CARPETING; making
altogether much the largest, and many
BATTER QUALITIES or
RICH vELyETs AND BRUSSELS
Than ever before kept in this market.
also, Floor Oil Cloths, all Uidths, Rugs,
Mats, and Stair Rods.
All OF which will be sold good per cent. LEss
than can be bought elsewhere, and at prices
that Will bare comparison with
ANY ornKR MARKET.
All Things arc Ready, Come
Examine, Compare Prices emu Quality
With Any Other Store,
AN ID Re cow JED.
April 81, '5s-d w. w. PEKINE.
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Rix, Fl q lie & c o.,
BANKERS,


KEoK II low A.
EXPERIENCES.
The Park Bank, New York
Edward Tyler, Esq., Cashier Suffolk Bk., Doston.
Messrs. Dana, Farrar 4 ii ydc, bos,on.
Bank Of Aewhapy, Wells River, VT
Messrs. Mattocks, barron 4 Smith, Chicago.
Messrs sseeiey Gale, st. Louis.
Rev. dec. Donisen, Keokuk.
u. b. iiiunan, Esq, q
fal24d
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.snan forusteT's Sporting scemes.
[ sVATAiNtNa free rcns, ks on ali kinds -
:, - English and American shooting, game, aud ali
by RAVE RiRPrR
aug5d
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II M p q r r. E II s
AND
Dealers
HARDW ARE,
CUTLERY, GUMS. 10, &C.,
ArsIsN or Tue BRoADAxE.
=
ALSO,
CoMMHssION MERCHANTS
ron TEE SALE OF
Americas n ! nufa 6 turss;
ONLY AGENTS.
ron YnR uAIrnp
sAAPs0N's PATENT PLATFORM SCALES,
GuRLEy's SURVEYORS, INSTRUMENTS
Lilies wro0sht ana csisisA Issa
sAYEs,
BURDENS PATENT HORSE SHOES,
ALBANY SAW WORKS
x-Ous, Mulay and Circular Saws,
TROY BELL FOUNDRY BILLS.
Orders for the sbov. promptly alisd Il Yastery
Prices. Circulars can BE- had by Addressing The
undersigned. h
TILLIN1HAsr, LANE i BUEL,
1888 Main-st., Sign OF ths Broada.s.
July, I'D
II. y. WOODWARD + co..
wHoLRsAlxpnALaRs ~
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
Ne. 81 main ssveee.
=. 9. sovps. b. sssOuQ
MOVES = snEaBUnKx.
tsies o. fsE aoLpxs csasr,)
WH0LEsALE DEALERS IN
TIE A =,
No. - ssssA aain.ss.. N
~. LOUis..,.....:...-. MISS OUR
G. COWIEs, Jr.,
p atens Mastic X Q ofer,
Ossics, sa.st.. BEL. Main 4 JsAnssn
OPPOSITE ran rssy suID,ss. for srAras,)
kE0kUk IOWA
gIyHE MAsTIC ROOFING n vcIl ,.AAntAd q
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Nos ~ ~ 81, lssvs
kEOKu
ME aSs nou nSo6
Il ~ j. enr Line ~
attsntion Of Cash
ors u solicited. OIL
~ fellevtngs
90 bga prins KioO
100 pockets old usv y
rs MD n 20. DteAy !.
soc bbiS DslS hsr't foIiI !
~ anA plaRin41 ~
10 bbls N. D. 0agif.
house Melasess
Ste ! bills 10 10
~ 10 gAlkeee - %
10 bbls Dsls6ss s0ol1.
n syrup,
e bills 10 DO
nMoAl kegs Do
sa Nh DWsst CIDER,
~ CestsA Yarn,
~ n1a9 nAklna.
~ q. a. BAN,
sssest0s daisy %
~ ASesans Csve 0ys-I
tsrs,
- 1SS esN . SSH Pc
sssit,
- dossn ffssh Peach
~,
sdosssssfss shssrsw /.
bsestss.
~ hxsaSass And 4 rel.
Ion Pisklea,
1u bxs Tomato Cateup d
se bxs Pepper sssss. |
100 kss s~pss earl seAa j
g eka Ssda 6alsrslas,
10 has .Dal bstA's sAls'
,..EAtssin lAIsPsrs,
N0 bxsU NE GlS5s
- bxs let4l3 10
~ bxs iep4i4, I'M ~
lMf6, IN ~, and
1915 glass,
leo bxsprlns new Hal
pine,
zee dryAspsN Frs,
! sass Citron,
! sAsk ~. curssata
A larss. stock Of Aa-
nilla Juts CorAAec,
i8e ~ ueap 81 Ma
niiiA bed cor1l,
- bAtss Oseeon s1vsns !
zee n Hsne A.
lN aos Preston 4 Msf-
RUS YoAst Powder
ALI
~ Esss d Asssstsd
Bar j and nsndis
Iron
~ nlaulnail b Dd2Aorp !
- Mouse-Aols Asyiis,
IL Amjiiean ID
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