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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY AT SAN JUAN.-A
difficulty occurred at gambling saloon at
North San Juan, last Friday morning, result
ing in the death of a Mexican. Four men,
among whom was one Holman were seated at
a table playing cards, aud between three aud
four o'clock in the morning Mexican came
in. sat down between them, and laid his head
on the table as If he intended to go to sleep.
Holman asked him to leave, and told him to
Law down on another table if he wished TO go
to sleep. The Mexican refused to leave, and
Holman was preparing to force him away,
when the Mexican drew knife bat was pushed
back by a chair. He again made lunge at
Holman, but was this time knocked down by a
bench in the hands of some person behind him.
He then made rush towards Harry Doan, who
had previously taken no part in the dIficui'y'
evidently with the intention Of stabbing him.
Doau was standing at the time with pistol IN
his hand. and at once fred at the Mexican.
woupding him in the leg. Doan Immediately
ran out the door, followed by number oil
Mexicans, one of whom, named Gregoria, at
tempted to stab him. upon which Doan fired at
Cregoria. The ball entered his groin, intct-
inU a wound from the effects Of which be died
on Friday night. Doan was examined on FIJI
day before Justice Farquhar, and discharged
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

ARsTRACTING PAPERs-INTEREsTNG Court
pvocEEpINGs-It will be remembered that the
Couuty Treasurer placed in the possession of
the Grand Jury about hundred and fifty H.
ceuses. which purported to have been made
ont for back quarters and not called for. The
Jury recommended that these licenses be de-
posted with the Auditor for e-keeping, aud
an order to that effect was made by the Court
of Sessions. On Friday morning last, Mr.. Sig
Quincy, accompanied by COL Whitman, went
TO the Clerks Office, aud asked Mr.. Lambert to
show him the licenses. Mr.. Lambert complied
with the request, stating at the time that they
were on file aud could not be taken from the
Office. Mr.. Sigourney took the licenses and
asked Col. Whitman if he (Sgourney) did not
want them TO make ont his accounts. Col
Whitman told Sigourncy that the licenses were
his property and he had right to do as he
pleased with them; and he accordingly walked
of with the licenses, leaving the Colonel to dis
cuss the law points of the case with the Deputy
Clerk.
The District Attorney being informed of the
facts took measures 10 recover the papers The
Treasurer was cited TO appear before the Coun-
ty Judge to answer for contempt in abstracting
the papers Judge Caswell ordered the Treas
urer to re6e the licenses in the Auditors office
by two o'clock on Saturday, which order he
failed to comply with. He was then arrested
by order of the County Judge and committed
to Jail for contempt of court. In the evening
of the same day Mr. Sigourney was brought be-
fore Judge Searls on writ of habeas corpus and
Judge had no right to make the order for de-
posting the licenses with the Auditor. as they
were originally deposited by order of the Court
of Sessions, and that the commitment for con-
tempt was consequently illegal.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

MCAbLIST
ALL HEALING OINTMENT, OR WORLDS SALvE,
Combines in such an eminent degree all the
Healing, Curative, Soothing and Ex-
tracing Qualit es,
Known to medical science that physicians families and
medical men are graed and astonished at its results
HE"EU NJ%$S
It almost Immediately extracts the pain and heals the
wound without scar When applied to any
Swelling, Sore, ChIlbIain, Poison, Burn, Skin
Eruption, Itch, &c,
Its effects are magical.
McAllister's ALI Healing Ointment
truly Family Medicine which cannot be well dispensed
with The estimation in which this article is held in
sections of the country is ch that parents would not
tire at night without some of it in the house.
DEAR SIR I'm December 1850 passed through very
vruen attack of shall pox leaving covered with erup
tons and one eye entirely closed In three days from the
time C lmmepced using your ointment was entirely
cured and not pit now be seen on my body
As my case was very remarkable one, it affords me
pleasure in informing others of what McAste Ointment
will do. Very respectfully yours,
1874 Jay street, Brooklyn.
hereby certify that have been erectuay cw ed of Sc
we're piles long standing by the of MeAsters ALI
Healing Ointment The entirely effected by less
than six boxes. I have paid different physicians more
than slOO Everybody ought know about this ointment
Truly Yours, ZENAS CovEI. Pastor NJ. E. Church.
ATTORNEY STREET New York.
Ii is put up in neat small package and bears the sig
nature Of JAMES McAILlsTER, NJ D.
Orders from the trade must be addressed to
PARK ~ WHITE, Agents,
1872 Washington street,
Opposite the Market, san Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

BROAD STREET DRUG STORE.
TT III. WICIkES ~ CO., Successors to W. G.
III. ALBAN } Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
r,,os Porcelain White,
N.J;cipss Port VINE,
CT1nioaIs Sherry WiHt
U,p Sb,fs Madeira Vine,
PAINS Fine 6rtady,
TnTcntine, Holland Gin
White Lead Wiado'U GIdu,
Red Lead Lard OIL
Luharoee SPERM Oh
BRUSHES Polar OIL
Alcohol Fish OIL
Sarch Castor OIL
Pearl Brandy Meats fbd Oh,
T1pioca Patent Medicines
Canary SEED, Pefumery
Li,,seed OIL Choking Ertrdcts,
Copel Tdynih SPICES,
Japan Fdynish, Bay Ruta,
Coach Td,rish SdrSdpd,iHd
Dd,udr Vdinish HeJbers Cordial
PunU Cherry Pe1ordl
Zinc Paint. WtddF's BdtSdm.
Together with general and complete assortment OF all
articles in line which will be sold at prices low
they can be afforded in the mountains.
Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded
DIR. H. II. WlCKES & co.
Corner of Broad and Pine streets
Nevada, June oath. ls56-i2-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

Masonic ELECTIoN.-At regular meeting OF
the Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. g. held on
Monday evening Dec. goth, the following OIL
GERS were elected for the ensuing Masonic year;
Chas. Marsh, NJ. E. II. P; Tbos. 2. Hawley' T.
ks W. Boring, E. S.; A. G. Niles Z. H.
Tallman II. Rolfe, P. S.; A. A. Sargent H. A.
c.; "A. Chapman. NJ. Sd "; D. Crit'enden' NJ
2dv.; L. Marsh. NJ, lst v. J. H. Helm. IT.
J.F. Rudolph, sec'y. ; J. W. Hastings. Guard
The officers will be installed next Monday even
ing.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

RIcH QUARTZ DISCOVERY. have been
shown a specimen from quartz lead recently
discovered on Rush creek, which bids fair TO
prove the richest lead ever discovered in the
State. The lead is from twelve to eighteen
inches in thickness. has been opened along the
surface for distance of about ten feet, and
some six hundred pounds of rock taken out in
all of which gold is visible. The specIren, now
before us, weighs some five or six pounds, for
which the owners of the lead were offered II
hundred dollars, and we are Informed it is just
about the average richness of the lead. From
fifty to hundred pounds Of the richest rock
was packed two miles, to where the owners
lived, in buckets, and they estimate that ii con-
tains from two to three thousand dollars in
gold, and from what we have been told we
should Judge that this estimate is rather below
than above the mark. The lead is about three
miles from Nevada. aud was discovered about
two months ago. by Mr.. Wm B. Swan, who i'm
mediatey formed company and fourteen hun
drcd feet of the lead was taken up and record
ed. Without being aware Of the richness of
the lead, the company commenced running a
tunnel; some of the members becoming discour-
aged sold out their interests, aud on Friday
last the remaining members concluded to open
the lead on the surface before going to more
expense in running the tunnel. On opening
the lead, they soon discovered that the rock
was surprisingly rich. They are now prosecu-
ting their work on the tunnel which will strike
the lead about seventy-Gvc feet below the sur
face, and man is employed to constantly
watch the lead, to keep outsiders from carrying
away the rock. The following gentlemen are
the lucky owners: Wm. B. Swan. John Robin
son, VIM. H. Hill, Wm. lham. Jos. Gilbert.
D. McLane, and VI. NJ. Green. 1t is called the
"Wyandotte Lead"
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

ne CO-PaItnership here
totore existing between the :. Wall John Webber,
and ~ F. scott under the name and style of J. ;. WALL
CO. is dissolved this Dec. 9Th 1855 J. s. Wall pur
chasing the stock in Trade of the late Grmeither party
is authorized to collect and receipt for any moneys due
the concern of j. :. Wall Co.
Those indebted most earnestly and emphatically
requested to make immediate payment
j. s. WALL,
JOHN WEBER,
Nevada dec IA 1s5S-lI4t ~ =. 81 OFT
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
NTISTRY

@ZA DR.. A. CHAPMAN Dentist, calls particular
cUffHh attention to his Tooth AnOdyne, which,
when applied will stop the toothache in Eve mintes and
eectuay destroy the nerve leaving it in fit condition
have to be extracted
All Dental operations performed in neat and substan-
tal manner, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
OFEIcE-In Kidd Knox Brick Building, Pine and
Broad streets Nevada where he intends to remain per-
manently.
October l4th, 1S56-2-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

DIED.-Tbos L. Hughes. Jr. aged about IA
years. son of Mr. Thos. L. Hughes. who keeps
the P ark Hotel, on the old Grass Valley roau'
died on Saturday last. of congestion of the braln'
He had been sick about week. aud his disease
is supposed to have been caused by hard study
At the late county school examination and ex-
hibition. Young Hughes took leading part
aud was regarded as a scholar OF more 'nan Or-
binary promise.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22
Miles CreaIner,
BY WV. SMITH, Deputy.
c. Wilson Hill. Atty for Plaintiff.

TOH PRINTING, of ALL KINDS; ExEcU1ED WITH
j ,-ith nostncss aud dispatch az this Oaee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Episcopal Service
neutrality-suspicious.

Rev. NJ. Smcathmam, will preach at the Court
House every Sunday at O'Clock p. NJ
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

CHRISTMAS TREAS christmas approaches,
the little folks are on the tip-toe OF excitement
in expectation Of the annual visit of good Santa
Claus. We learn they have determined to erect
"christmas tree'' at the Methodist Church, on
Broad street, which will be decorated with toys,
candies, and other presents received from the
good saint.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-09

IMPORTANT ARREST OF CoUxrERFE1T-
ERs.-Iwo men We're arrested in the
town of Madison, Rockingham county,
N. G., on Monday last. and committed to
jail at Wentworth. They were travel
ling as horse traders, say they are from
Pulaski county, Ky, and had on them
between $500 and $1,000 in spurious
bills, mostly on the Bank of the Old Do
minion, Virginia, and the balance Ken
lucky, Tennessee, and North Carolina
bills. 1t is thought the extreme penalty
of the law will be mceted to them, as the
people have suffered so much, that they
are determined to make an example Of
some one, and the probability is no bet
ter opportunity will ever be presented
The unfortunate individuals gave the
names of John Land and Jesse Weaver.
John and Jesse have fallen into good
hands.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-09

INVITATION AccEPrED.-Th tcnden-
cy of local enthusiasm seems bent upon
inveisling every vestigc Ct bodies corpor-
ate and incorporate from our city on the
glorious twenty-second OF February
The % Observation-Disclosures Club we
learn, on Saturday received an invitation
from their sober and patriotic brethren, the
. Cock-t Club i" of Richmond, to join
them in the festivities of the day. A
preposscssing crowd termed the Ugly
Club" of Norfolk, expect to contribute
their irresistible presence to the general
admiration Of the visitors, and will bring
up the rear of the " Cocktails the
" Observation-Disclosures from their
proverbial valor in flood or field, leading
the van. The "Grinning Club" from
Texas, are also expected to be present,
and will form the rear guard of their ug-
ly conferes. The position of the valiant
quartctte will be left with the Comman-
dcr-in-Chief. of course, but it is suppos-
ed that it will be somewhere between a
Typographical corps and Dutch Fusi-
leer organization, to make the thing ap-
propriate-Fitting festivities will be In
dulged in the afternoon, when reciprocal
expressions of friendship will he hilari-
ously embalmed in French-brandy.-
Express.
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evening, stating that the railway train
from New York had run off the track, in
consequence, as alleged, Of the careless
ness Of tie switch man.
By the arrival of the Arabia news from
Bucnos Ayrcs to the ID, Montevideo
9Th, and Bahia 21st of December has been
received The Brazilians were preparing
for war in the event of the impending ne
gotiations with the Paraguay government
failing. Twelve or fourteen gunboats..fr from
England and France arc expected in the
Brazils in April, and an army Of 10000
troops is to be collected to invade Para
quay. The Paraguans have 800 guns in
position Oh different points Of the river.
From Montevilco we hear the death of
Oribo. The social and political aspect of
affairs at Buenos Ayres were improving.
DR.. Alsina has assumed an independent
position. Tie Indians on the frontier
We're kept in check. Trade was gcner-
ally d Ill.
The officers detailed for the steam fri
gate Niagara by the Navy Department
are:-Capta:n " L Hudson, Lieutanal1t
James Ii North, Lieutenant Joshua D
Todd, LicUtcla:t John Guest, Lieu
tenant William a Webb, Lieutenant Ed
ward y 3IcCatlcy Lieutenant B Ghcrartli,
Surgeon d S Green Passed Assistant
Surgeon Frs. N Gunnell, Assistant Sur-
geon " c Hay, purser J Eldril.e,
Chief Engineer Joshua FOllansbee. First
Assistant Engineer John FarQn, First AS
sitant Engineer Stan1n, Second Assistant
Engineer George r johnson, Second As
siStant 1iortiner Kellogg Third Assistant
Engineer jackson n Elwcll, Third AS
sistaDt Engineer George Z Yutz, Third
Assistant Engineer Joseph II Bailey.
Third Assistant Engineer William G
Buehlcr, Doatswain Robert Dixon; CUR
her, John Wcbber; carpenter, II P Leslie;
saiilnaker, William B Fugitt. The
Niagara viii probably sail about the 1st
of March to England for the purpose of
laying the telegraph cable
We have news from the Amazon river
dated at Para, Brazil, on tie 9TH of Jan
uary Trade was quite dull, owning to
the falling of, Of shipments Of siringa, Tor
crude India yubber,l VIII CT was quite y
drug III tic market. Many trading
houses which had formerly met their
payments promptly, owing to the de-
mand for this article in the United States,
would have, it was feared, to suspend.
The Amazon River Steam Navigation
Company had, in an attempt curtail
expenses, impaired its own usefulness
materially. Only one round trip each
month, instead of a weekly communica-
ton, was had from Para to the Barra de-
Rio Negro river. Saw miles, and small
steamboats, built for the transport of
cattle, were much wanted Para city
was healthy. There were few vessels
only two American brigs-in port.
The value Of foreign goods imported
at the port Of Boston during the week
ending 9th inst, amounted to S4O2, o99,
showing decrease of 1896, $50 as COM
pared With the corresponding week last
year.
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Clothing WarerOOmS.
N. AIM.

N os. 6, AND "a, MAIN STREET.
TIME weather having turned cold,
u within the last few days, would "a
again remind my friends and the pub M
stock of OVERCOA1lS at cost price, to en-
able the suffering humanity to keep their
bodies warm at less than the usual expense
of doing so. Though am NOT SELLING OUT
AT COST, any certain amount or the whole of
my stock at cost, am selling as cheap bar
gains in Ready Made Clothing as any house
in the city, but say olive and let Live"
Call at either of my stores No. 6, or No. "a,
Main street, an l assure you my Clerks
Messrs. J. Il. johnson, II. Y. Dalby and
Edward Blogg, will do the right thing for
You in my absence.
feS n. BAUM.
III. 4 A. Copy.)
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SICKNESS letter to the editors of
the Fayetteville Observer, dated Graham,
N. c., Jan. 20 1858, says:
"Thcre has been an unusual amount
of sickness in our little village during the
last seven or eight months. There have
been, | suppose, from 20 to 25 deaths in
the village and the immediate vicinity,
mostly from typhoid and nervous, and
that in population not exceeding 800,
and in a part Of the country always noted
for health
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NOTICE.
MISS A. L. l.. DAVIS,
AND
MIGS NJ "A GJnp


WOULD RESPECTFULLY an
w nounce to their patrons and the pub
lie generally, that the second session oftheir
School, will commence ON the 18th day ofthe
present month (February.)
We return our sincere thanks for the pat
ronage already bestowed, and by unwearied
efforts to promote the moral and intellectual
culture of those entrusted to our care, hope
to merit an increasing portion of public pat
ronage.
School house on Cumberland street, oppo-
site the Academy, formerly known as Mr..
Robinson's. fe S-lw
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MOUNT NERNoN.-M lie Eert, of
Mobile, telegraphs to Richmond that she
has just collected one thousand dollars
for the Mount Vernon Association. Mrs.
Fogg, of Tennessee, also telegraphs that
she has collected over two thousand dol
lars.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL. NORFOLK,
WIN. L WALTERS PRopRtEroR.

w Al. II w ALI ElSS L
w H Robinson, Baltimore; Capt r Y
Baker, S Yarmouth; 7 X Porter, United
States Navy; J L Wise, Samuel An
drews, r Henderson, Accomac; L M
Chapman, Elizabeth City;E Schmidt, II
NJ Bu8rows, G B Dibble, New York; Z
w Bayley, Northampton; J r Fitchett,
Surry county;J II Winder, Hampton;
H B Burguinn, Roanoke, N. G; Colonel
Crookwood, Alexandria; Capt J j Nj
cholson, Sussex; J Parker, Virginia; H
Levison, New York; DR. Washington, U
s Navy.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK
J. L. WEATnsRwAX, PROPRIETOR.
John Allen, w C Rowland, Va; John
Stoakley, Northampton \ b Cooper,
Norfolk Co; Bernard Penslat, Puerto
} NJ Coy. + B Hathaway j r Mccoy,
Gates Co; Thomas Cunningham, Hamp-
ton.
OCEAN HOUSE. PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & EMNERsoN, PRopalEroR s.
DR. James Williamson. Portsmouth; w
J Williams. James I Carr, Deep Creek
W Jones. Texas; Y Ii LIughS, Glouces-
ter; n n Barry. Elizabeth City: II &C.
lenins, Baltimore; T II Alcrrynlan, Hall
fax; II Lassiter, Gates county, North
Carolina; II Haley, q Il l,ardan, North
Carolina: L NJ ELLIS, Norfolk county; Miss
Il II Davis. W T Buxton, S J Buxton,
North Carolina. Y Hail. VIRGINIA. w W
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The PRESIDENT IN RICHMOND ON
22ND.-A correspondent Of the Alexan-
dria Sentinel, from Richmond, says the
President and his friends are to be enter
tanned at the American Hotel. The pro-
prietor Of that house will give them a
brilliant entertainment.
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Mr.. FoREEsr-Mr Edwin Forrest,
the distinguished tragedian (says the
Cleveland Review,) who has SO long been
confined by sickness at the American
House, has so far recovered as to be able
to ride out. 1t is probable that he will
be able to return home in week or ten
days.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-09

APPROPRIATION FOR THE INAUGURAL
1IoN.-On Saturday last the Senate bill
appropriating $4,000 to defray the ex-
pcnses Of the Inauguration of the eques-
trian statue OF Washington, was passed
by the House of Delegates, and is now a
law
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In this suit, the object of which is to re-
cover of the defendant $43,7S the price and
value of goods wares and merchandise, sold
and delivered by the plaintiff to the Def,
the plaintiff having filed his declaration and
the defendant not having been served with a
copy of the attachment issued in this suit or
with the process therein-it is ordered that
the said detendent do appear here within one
month after due publication hereof, and do
what is necessary to protect his interests
and that copy of this order be published
once a week for four successive weeks in
the Day Book, a newspaper published in
the City of Norfolk, and posted at the
front door of the Court House of this City on
the first day of the next Corporation Court.
A Copy JNO. WILLIAMS.
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Cunning.
[ TO the Editor ofMe Day Boo1::.

10 the Editor Of the DGy Boo,.
SIn:-As you keep your numerous
readers we'll posted in matters about
Town, | thought few remarks relative
to matters III the country, might not go
amiSs; therefore, send you an account
Of the rambles of some Of our town sports
men, during the present robin season)
one Of whom forgot his ammuntio, ,
when leaving home in the morning, and
did not discover his mistake until even
ing. having spent the greater part of
the day in the woods looking for BIRDS
However to the story
| do not write to tell long story,
But relate an flair that ACIDS to the glory,
OF Ia certain tail gent" of sporting renown
Who went out hunting with his friend Jno
Brown.
He rode all the morning, and walked all the
day
He walked until evening, so | have heard
him say,
When painting and fasting, like penitcnt
sinner,
He went to his friend A. E's. to dinner.
Now Z. You know is most hospitable fellow
And wished our tall friend to feel welcome
and mellow,
So dinner was ordered, and served in trice
With every thing hot, and every thing nice.
All felt quite happy, none wished to destroy
Our tall friends Gays sport, which he seemed
to enjoy,
But an innocent lady, fearing load,
\ look Al the gnn OF our friend oft bestowed,
And h. fer the first. time, tho' stll at the ta-
lie
Found he left ali his powder and shot home
il. the stable, a.
And began to explain without many words.
The reason lie cane there without any birds;
But know FROM experience, although he
felt goadcd
1t matter d but little, If his gun were loaded,
Or not. For unless he found one on the
ground
No dead bird after him ever was found.
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At Rules Held in the Clerks Office
of the Court of the Corporation.

VI tlt SOutl VI tut corporation.
AT RULES held in the Clerks Office
II of the Circuit Court of the City of Nor
folk on the 9th day of January 1858.
Hiram G. Beach and Charles E. Bor- =
rowe, merchants and partners under the -
firm and style of H. c. Beach 4 Co. &
against u
Jacob Van Dyke, Def't. =.
In this suit, the object of which is to re-
cover of the def $l55.04 for the price and
value of goods, wares and merchandise sold
and delivered by the plaintiffs to the Deft,
the plaintiffs having filed their declaration
and the defendant not having been served
with copy of the attachment issued in this
suit or with the process therein, it is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here with
in one month after due publication hereof,
and do what is necessary to protect his
interests, and that copy of this order be
published once week for four successive
weeks in the Day Book, a newspaper pub
lished in the City Of Norfolk, and posted at
the front door Of the Court house on the first
day Of the next Corporation Court of this
City.
A Copy: JNO. WILLIAMS,
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XNhitewash Brushes-First quality,
w all sizes, full supply, just received.
fe KING d TOY.
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A r RULES held in the Clerks Office of
IA the Circuit Court the City of Norfolk,
on the 9th day of January 1853
B. S. Hendrickson suing for the bene- =
fl of H. c. Beach g. Co. Ptf's.
against q
Jacob Van Dyke, =
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Fountain Solicited Cream of Wild
IL Flowers, a delightful article for the
toilet, for sale by
ia rs l.. W. WEBB.