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Uyo LFT-oN SPRING TERRACE, THREE COTTAGES.
With verandahs in front suitable for geneel families
situated avenue Brshwck, mile from 3rand
street. ferry To good tenant. Will be rented for tl5 each
Apply 70 d. A A. kINGsLAED SUTTON 30 Broad street.
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ITO LET-TuE TWO FIRST CLASS THREE STORY AM
II attic houses Nos. and Lemarine place, opposit
IAnartne park West Tweniyninth street. between kght
md Ninth avenues with al the modern Improvement
Rent s750 Apply TO JOHN Il. NORRIS, zA5 Wes. Thirty
fourth street
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EXPRESS
AND TRANSPORTATION LINE.
LANDRErHs
Agricultural Ware house and Seed

Store,
,Nos. ~ and 23 Souh Gh STREET, 6Ctwcrn Mr..
ket and Chcsnm streets, ThiddeIhia
s always open TO the inspection of every oue
d Interested in Farming or Gardening, Tho
subscribers therefore invite the pnblic generally
10 call md examine the large and well selected
stock OF Agricultural implements and Machinery
great variety of Horticult Jral tools Warranted
Garden and Flower Seeds Grass aud Field
Seeds OF the most Reliable Quality, which thev
offer for sae at the lowest cash prices, wholesale
or retail.
The agricultural implements sold by us are
! mostly manufactured at our steam works,
Brislol Pa.
Having fitted up this establishment without
regard to expense, with the most complete ma.
chincry for the manufacture of various kinds OF
, agricultural implements, we prepared to sup
ply all articles in this e Of the very best quality
/ Landreh's Warranted Garden Seeds have
been before the public for upwards Of sixty years
/ their widespread popularity and the increasing
! demand from year TO wear are the best evidences
Of their superiority over all others,
~ Country merchants can he supplied with
seeds in papers, or in bulk, on the most liberal
! terms.
| Bloomsdale near Bristol, Pa, our garden seed
grounds, contains three hundred md seventy
acres and 10 the largest establishment of its ind
in the world. d. LANDRETH & SUN.
Nos. 81 and 23 South Sixth St, Phadcphia.
| Landreth's Rural Register and Almanac for
1855, containing monthly Calender for thu
Farm, Garden and Greenhouse, cav Rx Mar
GRATIS upon personal or prepaid APPLICATION
Philadelphia, May 22d, 1858.
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QUEEN VICTORlA'S DESPATCH TO
PRESIDENT BUCHANAN,
WHEN 1T WILL BE SENT,

WHEN IT WILL BE SENT.
We understand that the recording instru-
ments for the Atlantic cable are in such o
state OF forwardness as TO insure the early
opening Of the line for business.
1t is understood that the transmission OF
the Queens and the Presidents first mes
sages through the cable will take place on
the afternoon. and probably in the course of
the present week.
Instantly after the transmission of the Pre-
sdent's reply to the Queens message, the two
communications will, by consent Of the Presi-
dent and through the cooperation of the
managers and employees Of the telegraph
lines of the country, be made public from
New Foundland to Texas. and from Quebec
TO the boundaries of civilization in the North
! west.
We have assurances from all points that SO
soon as the Queens and Presidents messa-
ges are received, there will be public and pri.
vate demonstrations Of joy by the riging Of
bells firing of salutes &c, &c, in every city
town and village throughout the whole coun,
try.
1t is understood that Mr.. Field will cause
notice to be given in advance OF the day when
the first messages will be transmitted through
! the cable
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Gelegrapbit Msus.
TIM ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESS
FULLY LAID.

FULLY LAID.
The Old World and the Nep 7stegrdphicall,
United.
Sr. JouN's, n. f., August 5.-The United
States steamer Niagara arrived at Trinity
Bay yesterday with the great news Of the
success of the Atlantic Telegraph enter
prise.
The cable has been successfully laid, nnt
the Western end of the cable will be landed
to-day. The signals have been perfectly
transmitted throughout the voyage.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The following dispatch has been received
from Cyrus w. Field, Esq, of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company:
TRISIrY BAY, August 9Th, 1858.
To the Agents Of the associated Press:
The Atlantic Telegraph feet sailed from,
Queenstown on Saturday, July 18th, and
met in md.oc on the 2sth Made the
splice in the cable at one o'clock, L. NJ, on
Thursday, the goth, and then separated. the
British steamers Agamemnon and Ealorous
bound to Valencia, ireland, and the Niagara
and Gorgon for this place, where we arrived
yesterday, and this morning the end oil the
cable will be landed.
It ia 1000 nautical or / $50 statute miles
from the telegraph house at the head oi Va
lencia harbor to the telegraph house at Bay
Bulls, Trinity Bay, and for more than two
thirds of this distance the water is over Two
miles in DEPTH The cable has been paid
out from the Agamemnon at about the same
speed as the Niagara. The electrical sig.
nails sent and received through the whole
cable are perfect. >,
The machinery for paying out the cable
worked most satisfactory, and it was not
stopped single moment.
Cant Hudson, Messrs. Everett and W ood-
house, Engineers, the Electricians and the
officers of the ships, and in fact every man
on board exerted himself to the utmost to
make the expedition successful; and. by the
blessing of Divine Providence, it has sue
ceeded.
After the end of the cable has been landed
and connected with the land line of tele-
graph. and the Niagara has discharged some
cargo belonging to the Telegraph Company,
she will 60 to ST. Johns for Goals, and then
proceed at once to New York.
ISigned) CYRrs w. FIELD.
New YoRk, Aug. 5.-ll 7. Mp to
this hour we have nothing further from Trim
ity Bay. and the New Foundland line is now
closed for the night.
BEDFORD SPRINGS, August 5.-President
Buchanan, now at this place. received the
first intimaton of the successful laying OF the
telegraph cable through the agency ot the
Associated Press. The following is copy
of Mr.. Fields message, announcing the fact
TO THE PRESIDENT OF The UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, DEAR SIR The Atlantic tel
egraph cable on board the United states
steam frigate Niagara and ii. Is. NJ. steamer
Agamemnon was Joined in mid ocean July
10Th, and has been successfully laid, and as
soon as the two ends are connected with the
land line, Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, will
send message to your Excellency, and the
cable will be kept free until after your reply
has been transmitted With great respect
! remain your obedent servant,
Cyrus W. FIELD.
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DIR. w. III. wsalEN,Oi,,

OF LANCASTER City, late OF Philadelphia where
~ he has been IN successful practice far number of
years received his education at the best Mcdcai College
IN the Suted Staes aud had the experience aud Practice
the Analytca Medical Institute oi New York and l,te
Medical Surgeon of the United states NAVY nnyy ,ilcIs
himself to the public To aemdany professional calls
IhepuTes medicines ALWAYS hand direct from tha
best ltbnatore OF our country nnd the Botanical Ciar-
des Of the world. No patent medicine prescribed r IT,
commended. Medicines used only which will not break
down the constitution, but will the system from
all injuries II has sustained from mineral medicines ChrN-
nc aud difficult diseases mast be treated unOn analvca
principles, which rs to know and MS certas what disease
n Its nature and character require knowledge the
chemical constituents oi every spd and fluid Of the hun
body the changes those solids aud fluids cnpae II
undergoing To know whut medicines to employ to cure
diseases requires knowledge o the chemical cOlsi tuentS
OF all agents employed ~ medicine and II in pos
session ot this knowledge II is possible ANY disease
lilo matter of how long standng-and leave the patient
ia n healthy and perfectly cured condition
Melancholy, Alteration, that state of sicnaon md
weakness ot the mind which renders persons incapable
enjoying the pleasures or performing the duties OF life; DNs
pepsa that distressing disease and fell DESTROYER u health
and happness undermining the constitution and yearly
carrying thonsande to umciT graves can most eInpha
, caliy he cured Rheumatism, in any form condition,
chronic or acute, warranted curahie; Epilcpsy falling
sickness all chronic aud stubborn eases of Female Dl-
ralicny removed salt Rheun. and every tescri,-
om of uceations Piles and Scruiulnus Diseases which
have bnftd all previous medical skill be cured y nv
| treatment, when the constitution is not exhausted.
do say all diseases (yes, Consumption can he cured
! 10 Cancer Cured without the knife
} Will remain N my Office on WEDNESDAYS and SArUR-
DAYS, rom O'Clock A. NJ ta Z NJ to arcpnmpnl =
patients from distance, and consult tile English nuI
German languages. VIII make visits any dstaurc II
required. May he addressed by letter, Fulton Square
Lancaster ety. Pa.
w.n. wHITMOR, MD.
June 5, 1855 S-6n
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the cable all the time. 1t is in perfect con

the cable all the time. 1t is in perfect con-
dtion.
The Niagara's distance was eight hundred
and eigbty.two miles. Cable paid out, one
! thousand and sixteen miles. Average speed
Of the ship at at sea, Eve and two-third knots
| an hour. Agamemnon's distance, eight hun
dred and thirteen miles paid out about one
thousand and ten miles, which was last sig
ralized before she landed in regard to cable
| paid out.
Every one had deserted this place except
| operators in the Atlantic Telegraph house,
and the, were asleep, having given up all
hope. Her Majesty's steamer Porcupiue was
the only tenant of these solitudes. Her as
sistance was very cordial and hearty, and her
pilotage perfect. The Niagara sails for st.
Johns tomorrow morning. All on board
| we'll
MR.. FIELDS REPLY TO THE PRESIDENT.
TRIN1r0 BAY, August Z, 1858.
His Ereclisncy James Buchanan, President
ofhr United States, Bedford Syringe.
Your telegraph despatch is received. We
landed here in a wilderness, and until the tel
egraph instruments are oil perfectly adjusted,
no message can be recorded over the cable
You shall have the earliest Information, but
some days may elapse before all is effected
The first message from Europe shall be from
the Queen to yourself, and the FIRST from
America to England, your reply.
With great respect, very truly, your friend
G. w. FIRr.D.
Mr.. FIELD TO TIE ASSOCIATED FREss-BoTH
ENDS LAID by THE NIAGARA.
TmSIry BAY, Sunday, August 8.
TO the Associaicd Press, NeU York:
Pray excuse what you may have thought
neglect on my part in not giving more parti.
culars about tue laying OF the cable; but
have hardly had time to eat, drink or sleep
Mr.. McCay, the Superintendent of the New
York and New Foundand Telegraph Line,
has been working day and night to get every
thing ready. The people here seem to have
had little faith in the cables arriving, and
had made very slight preparations for receiv-
ing it. =.
The end of the Atlantic cable was landed
on the Irish shore from the Niagara on the
5th Of August, 1857, and the other end from
the same vessel on the 9Th of August, 1853
The heavy shore end laid from Valencia by
the Niagara last year, still remains, aud was
TO be spliced to the main cable, SO that both
ends of the cable have been actually laid by
the Niagara.
The telegraph feet sailed from Plymouth
on the experimental trip on the 29th OF
May. The cable was broken at the stern Of
the Agamemnon on the first attempt to lay
it, on the 29th of June and the splice in mid
ocean on the last and successful attempt on
the 29th of July. Hoping very soon TO see
you, remain, very truly, your friend
Cyrus W. FIELD.
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TO INVALIDS.
d r. III A x d NJ A n,
TICAL PN YSICIAN

Physician for Diseases of the Lungs.
Formerly Physicisn 10 Cincinnati Marine
H9spitdI and MrcHd,s Retreat, Cores
pondiTg .Etsrler Of The Lond0n
Medical Society Of Observation
AuthOr 0f
"LETTEns TO INvALIDs." and Editor of the
"MtDicAL SrErnoscorE,' may be consulted at
SUNBURy, "washinston House." Friday,
August l3, isjs
DANVILLE, "Mo,,tour House." August IS.
BLOOMsBuRG, August II.
DIR. IARDMAN treats Consumption, Bronchitis, la
TyHgitus Asthma and disease the Throat und Lungs
by Medical Inhalation
Dr. Ilarnuns claims to public confidence founded
upon the following tncisi
| HIS thorough Bnd complete acquaintance with the
practice Of the most celebrated physicians OF Europe
well MS America.
The Pccuarities Of his system of medicatin-,llf-
crng from every other ever yet adupteddoes not make
SICK to mike well tear down to build up agan-ds-
cardlng all dangerous drugs and poisonous minerals.
3. HIS unprecedented experience M Hospital pmctice
where every ium Of disease presented for his treat
ment and IN Of death, examination of the dead
body made and the appearances of the affected carefully
nsed down by his hand for future reference These
notes and observations thus made when completed. Will
form two large volumes of five hundred pages EACH which
will he published for the benefit OF the Medical profession
l. In addition to this HE vast expeieiice acquired by
trnyeng nearly five years, treating thousands annually
have afforded great advantages for observation aud the
study Of NIL diseases incident to the human family In this
period Of time he has travelled distance nearly equal
two entire circuits OF the globe, and has seen prescribed
for and been consulted by nearly 10 thousand uyalds
ALL DISEASES TREATED!
In relation u the following diseases either when COM
pcated WITH Lung Affections ar existing alone, also
invited cnnsultatnn--usualy find them promptly cuTnbr
Pruapsus aud all forms of Female complaints, lTegu-
lartes and NeakneSs.
PMp!tuiinn and other forms of Heart Diseases LiveI
Conpa Dyspepsia und a other Diseases Of Stomach
and Bowels, Piles &c
C'- All diseases at the Eye and Enr; Neuralgia, Ep
iepsy, and all forms Of Nervous Disease.
~ No charge of Consultation
5. ID. HARDMAN, A. d.
fnns i9 1858 -
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THE PRESIDENT TO MR.. FIELD.

My DEAR SIR ! congratulate yon with
all my heart on the success Of the great en-.
terprse with which your name is honorab'y
connected.
Under the blessing of Divine Providence
| trust it may prove instrumental in promo
ting perpetual peace and friendship between
the kindred nations.
] have not yet received the Queens de
sputch.
Yours, very respectfully. lly.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Cyrus W. FIELD, Trinity Bay.
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New Advertisements.
Hcgister.and Recorder, &c.

nR. J. b. MASSER, of SuAbury, respectfully
~ offers himself to the electors of Norlhum-
berland county as a candidate for REGISTER
AND RECORDER AND CLERK Of THE
ORPHANS COURT, at the ensuing election,
subject to Democratic Rules.
Sunbury, July TO- ls5S.-te
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LUzERNE INSTITUTE,

Wyoming, Luzerne County, Pa,
HAS a healthy and quiet location, is very
Il easily accessible by the Lackawanna and
Bloomsbury Railroad and otherwise, and fur
nishcs to both sexes the best facilities for study,
under faithful and accomplished teachers. In
the elementary and higher English, classical, or
ornamental branches, thorough instruction and
training is given. The Normal Department fur
nishes special advantages TO those preparing ia
teach. The next term begins August "a. Ad-
dress the Principal,
L. A. LAWRENCE, A. NJ.
Wyoming, July 81 ls5s.-3t
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CRACK ERS-

EU3T RECEIVED by the subscriber, at his
- FLOUR STORE, Market Square, Sunbury
fresh supply of Water, Butter, Sugar, Ginger
and Soda Crackers, for sale by the pound or
barrel, at wholesale Harrisburg and Philadep phia
prices, Those wishing TO purchase will please
give him a call before ordering elsewhere.
&. o. HAVEN.
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NOTICE.
Cathar,ue ZImsnernan's Estate.

N Office is hereby given that letters of ad-
" minisraticn have been granted to the sub.
scriber on the estate Of Catharine Zimmerman.
late of Lower Augusta township, Northumher-
land county, deceased. All persons indebted are
requested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims will present them for settlement
SAMUEL II. ZIMMERMAN, Admir-.
Lower Augusta Up, July II, ls5s.-6t
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SUNBURY STEAM FERRY TO NOR
THUMBERLAND.

an and after Wednesday the 2lsth July. the
" undersigned will run his 81 .3AM FERRY
BOAT, regularly, for passeng s. between Sun
bury and Northumberland, at lordng to the fol-
lowing schedule, viz:
Leave Market street wharf, Etnbuty, at 700 AM
Returning, leave Northumberland at 7.30 1t
Leave Sunbury for Dry Valley at $50,
touching at Northumbs srland at s.45
Returning, touch at Nerthumbet'd at ll.3O
Leave Sunbury for Northumberland at eco Pm
Returning, leave Northumberland at 2.30
Leave Sunbury for Northumberland at GOO
Returning, leave Northumberland at $50 '
When convenient, intermediate trips will be
made.
FARE to and from Sunbury and Northum-
bcrand 10 cents, or twelve Tickets for One
Dollar.
This arrangement will not only prove rcat
cony enience to persons visiting the two places
on business or pleasure, but affords an agreeable
and pleasant ride on one of the most pict .resquc
portions of the beautiful Susquehanna
IRA T. CLEMENT, Proprietor.
ANDREW HOOVER, Captain.
Snnbury July p, 1858.
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Cyrus W. FIELD, Trinity Bay.
The Atlantic Cable .

The Atlantic Cable.
Confirmation Of the PreriOus Reporfs-1he
Cable Successfully LANDED both at Trinity
ana Talencia-7he Electric Signals Com.
plete.
TRISITY BAY, (N. F,) Aug. :, 1858.
The complete success Of the Atlantic cable
placed beyond all doubt.
Signals are now being made through the
hole extent of the cable, but it is unlikely
hnt the cable will be opened for business for
averal days, or perhaps weeks, us the cleo
'icians will require time for series OF eX-
eriments with their recording Instruments
,ue notice will be given Of the opening Of
le line for business.
TRINITY BAY, Aug. :.
To THE ASSOCIATED Press, NEW YORK -
he Atlantic Telegraph cable was success
lily landed here yesterday morning, and is
perfect order.
The Agamemnon has landed her end Of
,e cable, and We are now receiving signals
ON the Telegraph House at Valencia.
The Z. 8. steamer Niagara and ii. NJ.
enmers Gorgon and PorcupiDe, leave for
:. Johns tomorrow.
Due notice will be given when the Allan
Telegraph line will be open for public
lsiness.
CYRus W. FIELD.
r.. FielTs Reply to he President Retdtirc
TO the Expected Message from the Queen.
BEDFORD SPRINGS, Aug s.-Thc President
received the following despatch from
rus W. Field, Esq. in reply to his intima
N tn At he had not yet received the Queens
'ssage:
TRiSIrY BAY, Aug. III His Erceiiency
IN James Buchanan, President Of the 4
bedford Springs-Your telegraphic de
,tch has been received. We landed here
n wilderness, and, until the telegraph in
umeuts are all perfectly adjusted, no mes
re can be recorded over the cable. Iol
nj have the earliest intimation, but som'
Us may elapse before all is effected. Th'
Il message from Europe shall be from tb'
cen to Yourself aud the first from Amerci
England your reply. With great respect
y truly, your friend, NV ~
Mr.. FIELDS LOG BOOK.
70 THE ASSOCIATED Press, New YoRK =
ce our arrival here on the morning OF tn
| have been constantly receiving tele
phic messages asking for full particular
,egard to the laying of the Atlantic cable
Shich il is impossible for me to reply,
ry moment OF my time will be fully occu
lwhile remain here, and have hande
Mr.. Mckay, the Superintendent OF tn
York, Newfoundland aud London Tee
ph Com pany's line, my daily journal, an
him full permission to send from th
any extracts that he might think
rest to the public, especially those POI
swhich will reply to the communication
/ have received.
Cyrus w. FIELD.
New YoRK, Aug. Q.
he Journal OF Commerce bas specls
,atch from Trinity Bay, as follows;
RIYIrY BAY, Aug. Sc, T. NJ 1893
place of landing Of the Atlantic Cable
deep land locked harbor, secure from e'
damage, on an is.hmus four miles acros
'lacentia Bay.
aeiTelsgrapb Station House is new tn
uments are new, and we're brought fro'
land in the Niagara, with the operator
roonira TINA IN act nm and adjust the
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MUSIC TEACHER.
FURNITURE POLISH.

S. RAE'S Premium Patent Enamel Furniture
Polish.-This polish is highly valuable for restc
ring the polish on all kinds of Furniture, Glass
Carriage Bodies, Hsir Cloth, &c. Also, for re-
moving spots, hiding scratches, &c, &c. War
ranied to dry Immediately and retain its gloss
Price 80 cts. per bottle. sold by
A. w. FISHER.
July ". 1858,
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He also continues 10 receive, weekly. supplies
Of -four, giving his customers a fresh article and
at very reasonable rates.
Sunbury, July 81, is5S.-tf
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FREEBURG ACADEMY.
AND
Inyder County Normal School.

FREEBURG ACADEMY.
AND
Snyder County Normal School.
FREEBU URG, PA
'ENHE Fifth session of this Institution conmen-
u ccd on the eth of JULY, and continues
90 weeks. Encouraged by pas, success, increased
efforts will be made to enable students TO acquire
sound mental, moral and physical education.
The Academic Department embraces all the
branches constituting a thorough English, Clas-
sical, Mathematical aud Scientific Education,
together with Music, Drawing, Painting aud
French
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT
has been established and heretofore well attended
in which Teachers, and those wishing to become
snch, can prepare themselves for the profession
TrnMs-H ALI IN ADVANCE.
For Board, Thnion. Room, &c. per
session of 90 weeks. S52 to S6O
Tuition alone, rer quarter Of / wks. S4 to 50
Music, Drawing, Painting and French at usua
charges.
Students can enter at any time.
For catalogues. &C.. address
GEO. +. MCFARLAND, Principal.
Juiy 81, 1858.
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To the Voters of Northumberland County

To the Voters of Northumberland County.
HAVING been solicited by my friends, |
H hereby offer myself as the peoples eandi-
date for
ASSEMBLY.
Should be elected by the suilrages Of my fellow
citizens ! pledge myself TO perform my duties
with the utmost of my ability and to the best
interests Of my constituents and the public a,
large. A. II. BLAIR.
Milton, July 10, fsss--t.
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1855 1853
NEW ROUTE FOR TRAVELLERS /
Northern Central Railway!
SUMMER ARRANG CEMENT.

L7ROM AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 27th,
II 1853, the Trains cf the Northern Genital Railway
Company will leave Daily, Sundays excepted as follows
GOING NORTH
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SILVER PLATEE-wARE-
MANUFACTUHED ny
JOHN O. MEAD s. SONS.

ENHE E Oldest Electro Platter IN the United states,
l. manufactures of every variety Of Goods
plated with pure silver, Albata, Brttauia and
Steele
Tea Sets, Crhs, Walters, Casters Cake Bas.
kets, Pitchers, Goblets, Communion Service.
Spoons Forks. Knives, &c. All goods warrant
ed as represented.
North East corner 9th and Chesnut street.
Philadephla Penna.
Nav 3, l95s.-ly
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ESROWN's and Breinig's Essence of Ginger
H and Husbands Msgnesia at
July II, '5s. FISHERS.