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The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-17
j. m. HILLHovSE.
STORAGE.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
M E r l.,

corner OF CecOn0 street and Clarke Avenue,
Levee, City Of Ninlnser, N. r,
The undersigned begs to give notice to the citizens
Of Washington, Scott, Rice, Goodhue, LIE Sueur, aud the
adjoining Counties, that he has just opened his Ware
house on the tevee at Niniager City, and would solicit
any business of a Storage, Forwarding, or Commission
character and being desirous, Of establishing himself,
would say to citizens of the ahovenamed counties. that
all goods received by him will be free Of storage for
thirty days after their receipt.
As Nininger is at least three miles nearer the greater
part Of the back country than the adjoining town Of
Hastings, persons doing business At Nininger will save
at least six miles of teaming, q matter the Importance of
which need not be urged upon the public.
j. NJ. uILLHOUSE,
REFERENCES.
J. r. Case. Eagle Saw Mill.
G. @. robertson, ESQ.,,
Ignatius Donnelly. E-q, Nininger, NJ. 7.
Ge". II. Burns, Banker.
M. A. Miller, Civil Eng,
John Nininger. E>q, St. Paul. MT.
Otis West, Forwarding & Com. Merchant. St. Louis. Mo.
Ogden & Corp. Burlington. Iowa.
W. L. JOHNSON / Co., Dunl+i b, III.
L0rrain 4 Co., Galena, Ill.
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PROPOSALS FOR MAKING STREET SIGNS
RECORDERS OFFICE,
Niniurer, Min, March 18th, 1858.

Public notice is hereby given that the Town Council
of the City Of Nininger will be prepared to receive es.
Inmates on Saturday evening next, the goth inst, for
twenty.four signs Of the names of streets painted on a
white ground, with black letters, on one inch board
boards 8 inches by thirty inches in sise-banded on the
edge-said estimates to be sent into the Town Council
in sealed envelopes on or before Saturday next, the goth
inst. IGNATIUS DONNELLY, President.
Attest, GIo. 0 ROBERTSON, Recorder, pro ten.
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TIKI BAPTIST CHURcH.-This building will be con

TIKI BAPTIST CHURcH.-This building will DO CON-
menccd as soon as the streets become settled, so that
the requisite stone can be hauled for the foundation.
Six hundred dollars have been subscribed already to-
wards the project, and the remainder will soon be
made up. It will be fnissed for service by early sum-
mer without doubt. We shall have more to say upon
this subject in our next.
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Meteorological Table.
Prepared by Mr.. William b. Reed, corner Of Clarke

Mean temperature tor week ending Tuesday, March
10th, 47e70'.
NINlNoER, March 10th, 1858.
cellent magazine, together With our paper, may be had
for a year for four dollars.
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HoLLowAY's PILLs.-Am l sick ? is the only ques
ton you need ask yourself, as a preliminary to taking
this comprehensive remedy. No matter what your com
plant is, or which Of the internal organs it may have
attacked, here !. the antidotr. Your stomach may be
powerless to digest food, your liver to secrete bile. your
meagre blood to supply the wants Of nature. Still, here
ssyoa,r remedy. And why ? Simply because it does not
coquet with the mere indications of disease, but infuses
its curative influence into the great feeders Of the system,
toning the stomach, regulating the action Of the liver,
purifying the animal juices, invigorating the circulation.
aud reinforcing n 'ture at every point where she is con.
tending With the morbid principle that clogs her move.
ments aud poisous her life-sustaining fluids.
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MILL SITE FOR NOTHING.
GREAT CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS

An excellent size Tor . saw mill, with the land at
tached, is oAereaftee to any one who will erect a mill
thereon. Tbs advantages for receiving and retaining
laSe yAaad floating the lumber with the current into the
river. is unsurpassed by anything on the Mississippi.
An abundance. Of fuel on the spot. There is an excel
lent home market, in the rapid growing towns and nu.
ncrous settlements in the rich country on both sides the
river. Any one DESTROYS of further information can
address NJ: A. MILLER, City Of Nininger, Dakota
County, MINI. l6
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IA. Our friends will remember that edibles Of every
kind srs received in exchange for the paper.
nA- Copies of the JOURNAL, in wrappers for mailing,
may now be had for Ave cents.

Norlcx.-.As this weekly journal will occasionally be
sent to parties (uou-subscribers)w hose interest VIC think
might be subs. rved by advertising in it, We shall be
glad to corresp, nd with those who desire to avail the"'
selves Of our columns.
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Editor Emi1rnat Aid journal:

Editor Emigroat Aid journal:
l understand that the City 8 Dads have seized upou
Elnerson's Warehouse. Eaton's and Reeds mills, and
Sablonier's Saloon, with the lots attached, and fought
hard to take Case Il Co.'S valuable property, which l
think they will include in their seiznrs next week, as
being town property, and which they intend to appro.
pirate to public use. Truly : magnificent gift. J.M.H.
To the EIitor Of the Journal:
Our dancing season is soon to close and according
to the arrangement With subscribers, the Thursday
Evening Party are TO close with a grand ball and sup
per if there should be a surplus in the managers hands
after paying expenses. As tho receipts have been large
owing to the able management, we shall have a fine
set.out, 70 wind up. Ts1P.
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THE house
NEW MANA CEMENT.
JOSH VA KEMP. Proprietor.
Corner Of Rice Avenue aud Sixth Street.
NNLVGER CITY, NJ

Under its present management, the Proprietor will
be happy " receive old aud new CUSTOMERS, ~picdgIng
himself that nothing will be- lett untried to render them
comfortable aud provide for all their wants in u style
to maintain anu extend the reputation Of this House.
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special Notices.
~ The Rev. Mr.. Greasy will preach at fremont
Hall, in this town, next Sunday afternoon at p O'Clock.
s@- Sabbath School every Sunday afternoon at ]
o'clock, at fremont Hall,
WAHrED-Cold oysters, sticking plaster and a school.
master. Apply about three miles east of Nininger on
the second floor of a type shop.
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For Sale.

LOTS and HOUSES 81 in Nisinger, and FARMS in
the neighborhood also lots in the Additions; also 70,
sale Or 70 let, the new stone Warehouse on tie Leyee
Apply - G. O. ROBERTSON,
~ 1isises; M.
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For Sale.

A first rate grist mill, with two run Of stone, on rea'
sonable terms. Apply to, H. Fl. SPENCER,
6f Louisville, u. 7.
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NlnInger LyCeulll.

Owing to the sever. storm that set in at the hour the
Society met, last Monday evening, there was but a slim
attendance but those who did 60 seemed prepared to
do good service in the duties of the evening. The
financial report was submitted to the Society, BY which
it appears tibet it's indebtedness is but the trihing SUN
Of two doIars-a few ceuts from each member will wipe
it of, if those who are in arrears fail to make good their
obligations.
The evenings discussion WAS On the question as to
whether Commodore Psulding was justified IN appre-
hending Gen. Walker in Nicaragua, under the circum-
stances connected Herewith The debate took = wide
range, embracing the entire career Of that notorious Ill
ibuster, which left no doubt on the minds Of the jury
or audience a, to his worthless character. The AFR.
NATIVE side, led on by Mr.. Beswick, also gave some in
teres.ing illustrations, showing the ~propriety Of having
such a fellows career terminated in any practicable
manner but, relying almost wholly on proving Walker
q bad and dangerous character, they failed to satisfy the
jury, against the arguments Of she negative, that Com
nodore Paulding was justified in making the seizure
out Of biz jurisdiction, aud the case was decided against
them. 1t was debated until a late hour, and at its close
every one was better prepared to 60 on with the discus
sion than at its opening, and all were animated on the
subject. This was the more strange, as it was regarded
IS a subject likely to be dull of interest it was other
wise owing to the ability Of the leaders on the ad6rma-
tive TO make it SO, by sheer mental effort.
A resolution was adopted inviting L. N. Countryman,
Esq to give an Essay on Geology, on Monday evening,
the 10Th inst. Mr.. Govett and Mr.. Countryman were
appointed to declaim next Monday evening.
Owing to the interest everywhere evinced in the great
Railroad Loan Bill, recently enacted, authorizing the
people to vote for or against amending the State Con
stitution so as to loan the State credit to the Land Grant
Railroad Companies to the amount Of five million dollars
to build their roads immediately-it was decided to
make iha. matter the subject for discussion next week.
We think the idea e good one, especially as it will
be thrown open widely to whoasoever desires to take
part therein, subject to the rules of the Society. An
interesting discussion may be anticipated, and We hope
all our citizens will be present-the men to give their
view and to hear others for or against the measure, in
order to vote understandingly on the 18th of next month,
and til ladies, that they may hear some good speak
ing from our citizens, and those of other towns who
may be present. If the present room will not be large
enough for the company, the large hall adjoining can
be had. This will be a better mode than calling special
meetings and have the speaking all on one side.
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RARE CHANCE no ILRCUAS Sc
REAL STATE
Kunlc 1Tlcey !

The undersigned has now in his hands a large amount
Of farming sna timber lands Of various descriptions,
which he Is ready to dispose Of ON the most satisfactory
terms to purchasers. This is the time to make rare
bargains, and none better can be offered than those by
HENRY CALEtF,
Office corner Of Clarke Avenue aud 9th st.
Nininger, March y, 1858.
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NINIAGER CITY STEAM SAW MILL
AIrAAL,Hl I'D 4 ,A.nl.

Cheap for Cuh or FSrm Ir"dne.
This mill, lately owned by Messrs. Blakely l. Truax,
will, after the 18th inst., be carried on by the under
signed. Lumber and Lath Of superior quality will be
kept constantly on hand and offered at prices US low ~
the lowast. Citizens If this and the adjoining towns
are solicited to give him q call and gee what hs has to
offer before going elsewhere to purchase.
A- Wheat, Corn, anu Oats received in exchange for
lumber ut cash prices. S1kPHEN KEMP.
Niniuger, MIN, March 9th. 1858.
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improvements IN this Section.

Improvements In this Section.
Who can doubt the rapid and great growth of all this
section of country We quote the following from the
luminous journal published in our neighboring town Of
Hastings go
INSTRUMENTATION Tuesday morping last We
were out for a few moments and saw that the business
of building lad commenced. Mr.. De Kay Is Is I'M.
proving and en"ry;ny his Livery Stable, and Messrs.
Criss Il Pierce are charging their Meet market on the
corner of Second and Tyler streets. The scrson opens
vigorously !!!-and we would not be surprised if this
season should do more for Hastings than any Of its pre-
decessors ~!
As a contrast to this we give the latest news from
Nininger -
"THE VERY --LATEST !-BY Tue MUD EXPRESS =
GREAT NEws!-HIaH AGITATION !!-ENoRMouh In.
P~RovEMENrs
We have just aiken q very short walk for a few mo-
ments, and see the business Of building has recon-
menccd T! Hurrah !! Squire Hillhouse is mending his
door step !! !! Three cheers!!! NJ. Yeager is b building u
large and valuable addition to his pig pen +! Hurrah
Three cheers and a tiger ! And we notice three diff.
ferent citizens in three different parts of the town ex-
pending largely in the construction Of chicken coops,
Unprecedented enterprise. The season opens vigorously
We could not be surprised (by no means) if this sea-
son would do more for Nininger than any of its prede-
oeesors,'
We congratulate the country on such tidings as are
in the foregoing announcements. Dakota
(ountv needs an aoricultnral Sociefv \
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COOP TEMpLAR's HALL.-Thisb building is progress.
ing finely: the frame is up, and workmen are busily
employed upon it, and it will be finished for occupation
at an early day. Our citizens have been liberal in their
contributions to aid the work, from which it may be
inferred that they are favorable to the objects it is in
tended for and that they are DESTROYS Of having a quiet
and orderly town, where they, with their families, can
always enjoy a home, and have an inviting place for
those coming West. The Building Committee intend
to acknowledge donations as they are paid in, and report
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

n. b. RUCkER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,


LIACHDURG, Va,
L. EElS consta fly hand large and varied
h OF GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, witch
the trade reduced prices Cash.
for Produce 1t purpose hereafter conduct bs
entirely CASH PRtSClPLEs and order effect this
oUJect he will sell such prices will protect
'u,crost OF all who may favor him with call.
Grateful for the share OF received at the hands
O his iriouds and public the last
years be begs continuance their klndness h pre-
rul bus ian l.
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IINCH'S WAKEHOUS Sc.
Il IS a(ls.

TIME SUBSCRIBER has ltased 'crm of years. the
Il named valuable property in this city and Respect
sulcits the friends and the public
orally, he appointment Of inspectors has been
M.ssrs. T. II. RuekeT Amherst, aud 10 j. oaz Apo
att,x who quahed tor the duties vi Oh
we'd known dcsei. .y worthy OF tbs public
hdence. LDuAK WHt iEllEAD.
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HI SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Manufactured from Formula Of
DIR JAMES HIGGINS.
State Chemist of Mary land,
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds OF Peruvian Guano Fall seeding and for summer
crops altogether Packed in bags aud barrels ully
ell. Price go per ton vt 1000 lbs.
he above article together with Pamphlets giving full de
tail of this valuable Ferti1er Also full po
lance and Node Of application, can be had If
NJ HOLTINS CO,
mar l3ts Sole Agents for Lyuchbur
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WHEAT THRASHERS

TuNHE UNDERSIGNED. having become Agents for tile
Il Schenectady Agricultural Works will keep constantly
hand sample at their Patent Improved Hallway Horse
rhasrrs and Combined rhrashrrs and
Wnnowers This lLrsshing machine received the fIRS
pREMIu ut the New York State Far in lsj6,
good satisfaction 10 ali ho have used them
TIE HORSE row ERS made very strong aud so
cd that the travel only about miles
thereby making suitable work either horses
upon them.
THE THRASIlEnS aud CONFINED THRASHERS aud
wISNON ERS rs discharge all the
and dust through machine the
= usual " h other kinds.
The lhrasher and Nmnow er has REVOLVING WIRE
SEPARATOR which does the work perfectly than
be done other
THE SEPARATOR triddle) has fork shaker ich
shakes the of tho asst the THRASH
Persons wishing these Thrashers do by
calling store where further information will be
concerning them. IKBY SAUNDERS
In L
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NEw CONs o.: asN-We Ian ~ y . a
~ ted ourselves und.r Mc
Nancy 90 Ia conducting Gen EkAL
tKpIrRt ANDLUMAInnIoN BuSlNEhh At tAe Old stand
al Ne Kinney Uiss, where Viii be glad
"i thea Lt puUIic, with the
every r:pit give c4tiic
rha-tasn 10 iH,sui CUSTOMERS on six mouths time
SAML II. MCKINNEY.
JUnh ). BASS,
IIENRh ID. FLOOD.
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EX EXTRAORDINARILY CASE.

May
dentlemen My child had commenced breaking
fall small soros which gradually extended
sad, including both winch much
to To iuarhsi both would diup off
troi all oi ai, s,snd End dalA.stv remedies
good results. then procured and applied n RI
OIL began 10 get better the bottle broke aud ap
led gals 10 tit again began ~ My daugh
said Pa, toget al that Iurt sisters
oked 50 much better when you nscu n We got another
boe, and her head nearly well, This
ased and took halt an hour every day ash
very offensive. One bottle iel will
her entirely, thero but little disease
You emitted tins the benefit of Others
great pleasure in giving you this eertncaie.
Respectfully, H. i. CHALK.
To MeRsrs Dove Il Co.
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Loud may you boast Of your telegraph speed
AMI Of Its mighty wonders tel
But merit begs her to add,
Ard say how BLISS excels.
STllL GME BALL. IS ROLLING ON, and
~ the low priced Pictures continues
sbaed at the head Of the Photographic Art next door
to the Virginia Banh, Main street, Lyncbburg, Va
Now the favored time Let everybody supply themselves
with 1.IkeMesscs ut BLISS GALLERY which can be .x
ccel by equa led but by few
lei Pictures from ID cts to $50.
aug'ts ID II. BLISS, Photographic.
SisGI MACnsNES.-W we Agents for the
- DAN PEASE.Jk,' superior SMi 4 MACHlNEo,"h ch
the Lest Miers will mud their
tcrest these machines preference /" all others
Any wishing examine them by calling
We Mcssrs. Laughone Johns no using
tlcsv machines. IisBl y SAUNDERS
lIts
II n. ~ a.. y. DIUtslID, s".cc.sor. to n.
LIE DluGUID q SONS, will keep constantly GU hand
stock OF all kinds of FuRNlrL RE- oi their
Inch they will be pleased the old friends and
patrons u 5. Diusuid sons and the public oe"orA j.
The, also Keep constantly hand large SKIS
MEL IC 81 kiAL CASES. Of all also large stock
WOoDtN COFFINS, Of every description, and will pay
the undertaking business At all hours
et.o'uN,ts u. 4. n u. a Dll GulD.
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GaNGkR'S aEWlNG MACHsNEs.-l.roni
- aw the conclusive proof OF great men
Judged this there labor saving machine before the
lublc to Singers Sewing Machines After osAb
lhng In the United States they wer.
highest premium and great naiataeo
~ TO them has cen built In Paris.
every branch industry which sewing to be done
machines used whh Immense profit As the speed
the Hallway Ain to travelling foot so Is sewing with
Sinsers h<shines compared with hand sewing No tailor
ursssmaker carriage trimmer aaddlc halter Ae
60 ahOud be without The fair profit OF using one OF
machsss regularly employed One ThouSand Dollars
year all private families where there much sewing 10
be these machines invaluable assistance Planters
keepers ind them particularly convenient and prof
table Thh pAchines staple In their construction ani
very and durable being the only Kind OF Serving Ma
aAs by which every sort work hne
perocty exscutsA Tboasandso interior aud worth
sewing Machines have been made and sold under vaous
Machines alone have been found
whHs sAtisfy the wants Of the public
Plain printed Instructions for using sent with each
chine, whs any readily acquire the art OF man
aging them The machines securely TO
formation WILL application by letter either OF r OIL
acea forward a copy of N. Singer Cos Gazette, paper
wholly devoted " the Sewing Machine interest
l. N SINNER co,
Principal Once, No 3a3 Broadway New York
BRANCH OTgicKs-No Il Hanover ST. Boston, No " Chap
Of ST. New Haven. CT 9ovsrve N Y No pa Broad 81
Eewark, n. il No l42 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia No. lU5
Baltnore st. BALTIMORE No ~ Westminster ST. Providence
No. East eth ST. Cincinnati No 65 North 4th ST., s..
Louis; No 81 H. Charles ST., New Orleans No ~ DAuphn
IL. Mobile Idoc 2dAets
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOK TIE KAFID CURE Of
COUGUs, COLDS, HOARsENEss, lNFI.U
ENZa RRONCIirls, WMOOPING
COul.U. GROUP, AsGM IN
ClpIENG CONSUMPTION

COuS.U. GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
GlPIENG CONAl nPTION
nni for the relief Of patients in advanced stages
q the disease
need speak the public Of its virtues Through
md almost hamlet Of the American
,ulerul pulmonary complaints have made
ndy Nay. the families any civilized
ts wtou personal experience" 1t
It's effects and fewer yet tue communities any where which
snoug them living trophy of it's victory
subtle and dangerous .ascs u the throat md lungs
while the erul antidote yet known To fr
diseases Of he pulmonary
II is a tho pleaslntcst and safest remedy that be
employ inf aud Parents should have
the nsdinus thst steals them
We have abundant grounds to believe the Cher
~ Peirai saves lives by the e"nsninptons prevents
than thos. IL kee9 by and colds
while they cnrae neglect them until human SIKH
cauknr tsssened
lite An know the dreadful fatality Of luug
disorders aad they know the virtues Of this remedy
do them still made the best
be- toll to produce 1t the
possible and thus AFFORD Ihns who rely the
best agent which skin furnish for their euro.
PREPARED By DIR. j. &. AVER,
Practice i and Anal teal Ch~niss. Lowell, Mass
ASpsoIDB
J. II SEAY, Lynchburs; PURCELL. LADD & co Rich
m"nd n +. HIVES. Petersburg, NJ A. SANTOS. Norfolk
aud all DruggstS ,fn
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tnksIkRviKLD, Jau 4, 1850
MkssRs DoNE 81 Co Leptenn Avng had saur, tan,
since occasion To your !urt O Ia
aud Us action beng crafty cannot
writn u
largo. had hun Colt IN my stable Mas
Also Buu Ihe bni W came onrag.d TOR
gored tho Co The shoulder tho depth about
and ripped ny tho about d,tan wLnn
caused most rgnifui wound Several vt
and ked they wound NV.
ie that they Thought do lining hun
dcvI iniued ~ luri VA
ANAL bottles Is rutrolJ ruiud.
WY respectfully
AN T. FRIEND
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ANEW GONCEHN.-fhe umAersbg0rd b 50 q
IN associated themselves together under the style and nrm
Ogden Il WINFIELD. tor the purpose OF conducting
tenera and Forwarding BUSINESS In Tia.
and convenient New brick building the Dain opposite
Va and Tenn railroad Depot and next door below Mso
Anderson. Adams Co. method III informing thor
pubie yaoaiy tha try prepared
frucuco OF syory description
reasonable other House tue CITY They wid
give then personal business and their
All oho iLru
call WA. IL oADLN,
=. u " ING FIELD
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Very Rem n RI n ble.-

AsPiS GROVE, lIenrieo, December !. IsJ1
MtssRs Dow X co '--,1en.nsn-My nurse put IN
the tront the uu, le
fence, end oi tonSr ia thtuush shoulder
nearly penetrating through his bruasI, making gAsh
enough 10 insert your MI bottle IL mr.
OIL aud applied ireny IN tour da, and
two " eeks he " as cn.i.iy cured
Respectfully you're, JAMES l.. EGE
Sold by ali Druyss. aud Merchants Throughout
heb Dts