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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-09

PoLITENEss IN CHILDREN.-In the Re.
port of Rev. A. Smith, one of Committee
of Public Schools in Ohio, he says, very
significantly w.
That more regard should be manifested
by the young to rules of etiquette and cour.
tesy, must be admitted by every observing
mind. There is too little reverence.for age
and authority too slight respect to respect
to the law of both man and God. The tran.
sition from boybood is altogether too rapid,
as by the son is often placed above the par.
ent, and the taught become wiser, in Met,
own estimation, than their teachers. Boys
in their undue anxity to become men, are
neither men nor boys, but form new, pecu.
lair race
In previous part Of the Report, be says,
of former times -
when, going to or returning from school,
the children met any persons who were their
elders, they ranged themselves in line up
on one side of the road, and made obeisance.
And when out in the streets during their re-
cess, however vociferously interested in their
pastimes, no traveller made his appearance
whose approach did not cause an immediate
hush Of voices, and suspension of exciting
sports. The tribute of bow was cheerfully
paid, and not till he had passed beyond their
immediate neighborhood, did they resume
plays. When they entered or left the school.
room, when they took and retired from the
place of recitation, the bow and the courtesy
were the preliminary and finale If the per-
formance.
although this practice, in itself consid-
cred, was of little worth, yet as token of
respeotfulness, as sign of goodwill, it was
of high value. 1t was an outward NANTES:
tation, symbol, of an inward state or spirit,
which it would be we'll for all to possess, and
which should be assiduously cultured in the
minds Of the young.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-09

A NOVEL IDEA.-In view of the large a.
mounts of money which Circus companies
realize at their exhibitions, correspondent
of the Wytheville (Va.) Times suggests, that
the Legislature should employ Circus
company to make tour through the State,
and the proceeds to be applied to paying off
the debts Of the Commonwealth.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-09
THE AGE OF MAN-Rut few mon d;a nj


The AGE OF MAN.-But few men die Of
age. Almost all die of disappointment, pas.
ion, mental and bodily toll, or accident
The common expression, "choked with pas.
ion," has little exaggeration in it; even
though not suddenly fatal, strong passion
shortens life. Strong bodied men often die
young; weak men live longer than the strong; ;
for they use their strength, and the weak
have none to use. The latter take care of
themselves, the former do not. AS it is with
the body, so it is with the mind and temper.
The strong are apt to break, or, like the can.
die, run the weak burn out. The inferior
animals which live, in general, temperate
lives, have generally their prescribed terms
of years. The horse lives rs years, OK Is or
20, the lion about 20, the dog about 10 or
II, rabbit 8, the Guinea pig from to T.
These numbes all bear similar proportion
to the time the animal takes to grow to its
full size, but man of all the animals, is the
one that seldom comes up to this average
He ought to live hundred years according
to this physiological law; for FIVE times TWEEN.
ty are one hundred-but instead of that, he
scarcely reaches, on an average, four times
his growing period the cat six times, and
and the rabbit even eight times the stand
ard Of measurement. The reason is obvious
man is not only the most irregular, and
tie most Incorporate, but the most laborious
and hard worked of all animls. He is also the
most irritable of all animals; and there is
reason to believe, though we cannot tell what
an animal secretly feels, that more than any
other animal man cherishes wrath, to keep
it warm-and consumes himself with the
fire of his own secret reflections.
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Original 4oettg.
For the Yorkville Enquirer.
MY MOTHE.


"a ..,. MY MOTHER.
Suggested by the death of Mrs. Abigail NJ. Fesmst
'Tis sweet, my everliving Friend,
IT'S sweet to trust in thee,
When earthly consultations end,
And earthly helpers fee.
The love that gladdcned childhood's days,
That smiled on all my years,
No more shall cheer life's weary ways,
Or stay my rising tears. ..
b The friend, to whom in doubt or pain
My trusting heart applied,
Shall ne'er beside me stand again
My wise, my loving guide.
The lips that taught me first to pray,
That told of Jesus love,
That made me know the heavily way,
In time NO more shall move. 81. -.
o thou, the Teacher all divine,
There's none can teach like thee
Let heavily wisdom round me shine,
And thou my helper be. .....
Let thy sweet love my spirit charm;
Ny soul with comfort fill; ....
- Obi let thy everlasting arm
Be underneath me still.
Thou on the gloom Of sorrows night
Canst bid the light arise;
And thou celestial glories bright ... r
Canst pour on dying eyes.
My mother dear, not deaths sad day
Gould make thy courage fail:
81 find no evil" thou couldst say,
When walking through the vale.
In Jesus thou didst fall asleep,
Soft as the zephyr dies;
And He thy treasured dust will keep,
Till Earth's last morn shall rise.
The death of. all Jehovah's saints
Is precious in his sight,
The end of sins and sad complaints,
The dawn of endless light
The Spirit saith: "The work is done,
The soul is sancti6ed."
"Yea, saved completely" saith the Son,
"The soul for which died."
The absent child is carried home
Home to Fathers breast;
j The pilgrim feet at length are come
To everlasting rest.
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S@ "May I leave some tracts 2" asked .
missionary of lady, who responded to his
knock. "Leaye some tracts ?--csrtainly
you may" said she, looking at him over her
spectacles, "leave them with the hsel to.
wards the house, If you plaass" :
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-09

nay The Georgia Legislature, now in aes-
sion, has set apart a new county, from
Lowndes and Thomss, and given it the name
of Brooks, in honor Of the lamented Preston
s. Brooks, of South Carolina. The county
site is to be called Quitman.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-09

%' Whose pigs are those, my lad p
why, they belong to that there big sow
But l mean who is their master?' why
the little up, air-be'a grand an to tight
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-09

in the insult, and you shall pay for the who.e
of it. We will fghtp
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D il. /. Is. !. !. 3. !.
DENrAE. naa.EITE -. ..

DENTAL Me3EiIe:ESs-8ln II n FsF
Practical HeDfS, Ee, M Et sr3al 49,
Sf5e5as@9 Hsst Feydras street
k4ltA4 y ". Wgald ealt payenlaF asieptoa u EEs
method Of constructing TEE3 f The ass
perfectly nataIsl u form ard shage - is M Tho
with clear and distinct articulation 81 SsseeII T
by having Che irsiaa Of the teeth and ans ntaF Yra u
which the tong ue y readily adaed This prss1na a1 hiss
ng SOUND no rten Observe H#ssa#s eA.
lne Doctor las been PTaeiicngi - tae es efs ard
tseis cnlntsnt that be viii give Eaaeilal 8hds i may
honor him with tsir patronage An Fefsars aesoss f 0e
tanning mis- services would well eiuiae LIS s1e
cinema, seIS5fv
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CONSTABL.Es SALES.

sEc9sD IusTIeEs CouRr,l RAGE FOSTER IA. q. W.
EaIlsh OF Llrleans J MO,tMAW--Na. g,5T9. ~
X SltsruE1 Of q writ Of MerI facias to ma
directed by The Hon NJ Bradford Second Justice Of The
Peace Tor the Parish Of Orleans Will public
auction AZ my Warehouse Circus street. between and
Perdido on THURSDAY, the 6th day July 1883 at II
One Lot Of Bounets
One Lot Of Band boxes.
One Lot of Shelving.
Seized in the above sniff
TEk5is-Gash on the spot.
sEcogDE couR De JUsrroE,l RACE & FOSTER vs. d. W
= Pa oisse d. Orleans. MO0MAW-No gE7g
adtesse par Fhonorable q Al BRdfdFd Seeonde Justice
Faix panr psr0iSse d,0rtans e proeedra le fEiTDI
de Juliet, 1855 midi magsn rue iu Circle entire
de-
On Lot de chapeaux.
I'm Lot de Bottles i Iubans.
Uu Lot de Flsnches
Saisis dams Fatfaire ci.degsus
G0RnIFIoNS-Comptant omaut le Naturalization
49, ez4 2 lJz s q w SIMPSON, Gonnetabls.
SEVENTH JUsrIuEs CoURT, EIIzaBEFH ZgLIER VI Mn
-, r aIISh Of t1Ilelns, and Mrs, CASET-Ho 1891
Xxx VIRTUE of n writ OF fierf fnCEas 70 m
- =, directed by the Honorable r. acn seventh Justice
NJ public auction SATURDAY. Thly 10Th 1853 III nv
Warehonsel corner Of Rousseau and Philip streets
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE =
Seized in he above suit
fElSMs--Glah on the spot.
jyi $50 a. ]. SCHRTEgFR Constable
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TH0NI-A1so1rATIC BETTERS
4 CORDIAL FoR LADIES' AND AsED PERSONS.

~ En tt the request Of nbsr q families Mho had repre-
scented 10 the resulting iisinR
reie Of hitgrs which b bee andiihs losa 81
tins which they neeasou and the miatka made gnos
rance Of the mode 81 administering haul
These we'll founded objections enabled the
true which deter many persons laiue
excellent and beneficial preparations The manufactured ~
ne be taken pure ebyaeh all tile difficulties alluded II
Is Mighty efelcions IN of general uerv-
sls sieeti9ns generally md i certain pEesstxaTa from
fatal disease peculiar h7Aid eli
mates Il Feestahlshes the appetite, nvgoates general
system Rnd IN lime restores healthy color persons have
acquired 4 Emphatic enpefameHtl
Ihia cordial posse M not only the property 81 stimulating the
anpete but Of aiding Digestion tempted en4aosla
Fepst to indulge beyond the bounds predeuae we from
slow and peded Digestion sma giass THE admirable
lqnof occasions speeds relief and facilitates tbs nature
PERSONS g COED heath may uss y as.
t beverage Its delicious and gueh
These who IN the habit Of taking lunch and particularly
ladies' will lind ii Invaluable addition 10 this fs t
merely on account Of ifs exquisite avor from I'D iays
qualitess-- s
me most delicate constitutions from infancy
both sexes may employ it without the slightest
directions wl be given PERSONS uIn lie hrse te
a22 2mkw 2 N ili "a tle,.al atrass
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5. .BAYaaQkk g Sc.
naEsEcEs 1RADR......,

Notice is hereby given that Al claims which nsAy a1Bear
upon earratiun 10 BE- dug fIa the beoks1f Baylor
Co., and ~ cs which may be established bg pF1esds II
law WIZ be promptly paid, with interest," il fuii
1aas oeeasan Is nken ta tnagm the friends "a MERCER
TRADE and the Correspondents Of BayfaT & tn fhnzut
the Natton Dislricfs4 tnas during thh coming auaess
advances will be made Haaal in Mea asns goa.
deet shipment Eurppe accompanied il ali gf4n-
tees for tho balances dHe on each hip4nent
Orders for EotfaD Rigging viii be filled BY direct fdafic
from Ialeutts mtg the port of New Orleans
So soon tie Cnon already sod be identified duplicate
~ 4 Pq6s AeS9nntaIt and sehtto those Interested re
delay PLANTERS wfs have shipped e forward tie
maEks md weights s Cotton such aser a
will facilitate the matter
Al letters private we'll
sitrs OF Baylor TO- and direct tradH. y Will 1e addressed
&c. q, BAYLOR A. LOMBARD STREET, L0NpUNsH
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4ls BILLIARD WAR4aE RARuRAC-
TURER.
ALI STYLES
B ANT0GNINT. Nos. IL and IL Cont street.
Between Charres and Old IleFes,
NevFC

ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES, SIX and eight
feet square Billiard Tables with Marble 1ups aR
ions &c play the same table either Pool or tie Game
full complete Of every article the line
nfactureF OF India Rubber for Gnhs0ns also lehahae
aielle Rouleties Ba and Pins for Tep-Pin Ausys t
ECONOMICAL STONES,
Portable snd set up 70 orders vita croekay AID eafron
a8-waInnl Wood for sale. axis
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<a DH. BAAE1MR TREATS ALL DIS Ina
g. AEAsEs FREE OF CHARGE


AEAsEs FREE OF CHARGE
DOCTOR BAAKEE viii also give special attention e Tie
following Diseases Coughs, Colds Consumption Group In
auenza Asthma, Bronchitis other diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs.
BE wilideyote particular attention OF all Skin
scrofua rheumatism acute and chronic
Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy, Dyspepsia Piles and all de-
rangenen Of The Stomach Liver Bowels and also to ali
chronic Female diseases Special attention will be given
treatment Of the Eye and Ear.
Dr.. Baakee has made discovery Of Fluid that will
produce perfect absorption Of the Cataract and restore Der
manen vision the Eye without use Of the knife Dr. Baa
kee can produce one thoussnd certificates perfect success
n curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fstula sweilngs or
Tumors Of every description and without the use Of the knife
Special arrangements must be ade with Dr. Baakee for the
treatment Of the last named Diseases they will require bis
constant advice and attention Dr. one OF the most
skfu and celebrated Surgeons and Physicians nov living
bis fame known personally in nearly every principal city in
the world,
An letters directed to r Baskee enclosing
Or veeens from distance correctly stating the nature Of
the disease shall be promptly answered. the patients
treated by correspondence, free Of charge.
bB-ohice hours from IA. N.to8PM
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
n-ohce, lao Bsronne street. below Poydras street. Ne,o
cans La jaI6 Iy&W
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AZ CHARLES a. E6lssas44sss al H. Bee
NO iHl Canal street. setrseens Carpalege and
SYk~ B4Eonns atreea New 0feAea. "A EeEIf EfIA Al
~ E1EaE d iaFgrtea Ia tnll partial sess grhieh,
20 ssey Utility end e the V essas
MEDICAL, surgical w Mr.
GHAMlDAts DENTIST EsS4--8fg All p. Dos.
~ ~ TIE manufactures superior EtfEefsI Teeth q
y f5gd. Ptatiaas ilgeF as 6laita rersba
TeshremUved Eithenf pain Ones Nc 10 HSsc4s sgSsf
Hes Orleans. d9iv
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VALUABLE LANDING AT PUBLIC SALE.


THE MTEDRS LANDING, now occupied by 81 III weldon
the town Of Mnden Claiborne parish Louisiana viii b
sold pabic auction TO the highest bidder 10 the town Of MINI
den, on The hF.t AoNDAY In Sc TENDER next.
This comprises
posetlsrtta ~ Nouu sleas ana Ware
house The Landing controls large part Of the extensive aud
rapidly growing trade of the parishes tributary 10 Lake Bsie
aud Is OF the largest points for the shipment of cot
toninte interior and y entirely above overflow. To those
guained with this property unnecessary say more those
uuecquanted With obtain full INFORMATION regarding the
quantity Of cotton shipped annually from it we'll
amount Of freight received by IL by Supplying the parties
named below.
acceptance payable jaunary payable in De
cefnbef 1859; and one.thd playable ia April 1850 in New Or
leans aceentanees approved.
For further particulars relation this properly apply to
Ws3 Sterling, Esq.. Ainden; 9 l. Weiden Esq, Mindan
Landing OF H. 3 Erady Co, New Orleans 1eIe TT
KATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING
Cheaper and superior any other used in Southern
climate.
lst DURABILITY -equal to the best slate roofs
90 Superior TO any other cracks
or leaks being possible
IN CHEAPNESSf c3sts much less than though il isas
good any slate wood ROOT and even less than the inferior
composition roohqg heretofore olerea to the public saves the
5th ACCOMPLISHMENTS viii resist fire better than
6tb C6NyEgIENcE-It viii not soften under the heseof
this climate aud protects The interior Of buildings from the
7f s6hinfFYIt becomes harder aud snoother e,po
put upon roofs of slope; being light
weight does not require heavy Aers 70 support while tits
Tie 'fFR0PIG4I, Ko0FING " Is a chemical compound Of
substances ssyerqf which peculiar to II alone combined
in proportions discovered By actual experiment and experience
fsaonias " he correctness Of The above are IL the hands
Of the agent snd may BE- verified ~ any person Wishing it
Xii efders ieit At he Postofcs, Box X, No 2, win be
promptly attended f. ! eF apply + e \ Z 44yx5,,y
jel5 II corner Of Benviie aad Aarais sts.
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RAILROAD CARS and TiEP0Ts.
BRIDGES,
MILLS

al he covered and ads perfectly Fire ana WsrFToof
with Roofing.
Wea prepared 70 make contracts which will supeFin.
tend On furnish the material 70 paI Of the country with in
strnctious how use it.
We prepared 10 negotiate with builders aad others Tor the
purchase or the right States Parishes Counties a eFEto
rles.
oice q the Company. No. So 81. CHARLES STREET,
basement Of the Masonic Hall.
GLENN0N. COLEMAN T. co.
Liberal inducements builders and others q aei as
Agents.
All communications addressed Box 1856 New 0rieang
will meet With prompt attention.
R6 Neaed-A gents IN all of the country. W
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BAFg or NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans. June 30, 1865. s.
rat a meeting of the Board of Directors
held this day, dividend " net
profits Of the last nix months declared pl able
holders theiE legal Representatives 0HDA the
I3h Juy
tyI NJ BELLY Cashier
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BANK OF JAMES ROBE,
~ H4.H TN HEI-n


New Orleans, Jniy J. 1858.
h8-A 40 a meeting of the Board OF directors
held this day dividend Of declared
The capital stock out Of the profits Of the LAST lis mouths paya
MONDAY, the l2th inst.
jy26t WM q. MOUNT. Cashier.
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II0 PLANTEns. auILnans. 3
soUrRERE PEEP RooE RooEFNs.

The undersigned publie Proof oaar ms
erial possessing the following advantages sfhiu al
ths kind which has heretofore been discovered.
u "a cheaper than STATES, does require heaY bera&
and expensive roofs, will last sae needs NO EKAIRs
and when iHishsd bes the appeassgeg q sI0
II Is invaluable fer TepafTtng OLD ROOFS f}i Single
Roofs be The Shingles Ii su
pereedes the necessity OF valley 81 haHging guitars
s OLD METALLIC ROOFS may be made peefecy tight and
secure Roofs which haze given trouble ion yeas ch
fectiy tight
Il il iaeonhnsbe Ii inrsrious water affected by
the atmosphere or BY the sun, and is aa
= can o applied e any speei9s q Feof a' Hssd
and will give building eosaged be az1sxna a.
peaERnce Of being constructed Of stone
Fog the roots o cars qbusses and steamboats,. i b frva
uA6le and would reNder railroad ea Pshable coated
the water.
Planters and Builders be sniehed With the tSeuhsfn
Fire R0ainga with plain f IA afefT
SUGAR HOUSES,
COTTON GINS.
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: =.
Voice s hereby et vt til Termination the
nership now existing according % writer arilcl= ~ agrees
len between the members Of the Of EAyios the
will be dissolved and the unfinished paeed IN
iiqidHtian C. a. EATF1R
Manchester, March, la5S tf&W
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d8o lYaw


CtULLUM SPRINGS, gHoCTAW COUNTY, ALA,
river
The undersigned pleasure in announcing to his friends
and the public generally that his establishment now opeued
pFoYemeus and additions have been with single view
increased comfort and convenience not only the Invalid
70 others eng recreation and pleasure These Improvements
consist Of the erection ew Cottages conmoous
painted and renovated Toe houses for ladies'
euar spring house lifted expressly for their
have been enay aeaded also has the ba bers shop
and its furnishing,
An experience the management public house Of more
than twenty five years and determination the
list OF hrs class hotes will, he trusts continue
him liberal share OF patronage A spiesdd band of music
has been engaged for the Tep alleys and other places
for amusement provided the premises The cottages are
all separate, and are neat clean and airy
Comfnodpus light draughi boats will ply twice
weak to the landing the Tobgbee river while those who
prefer travelling the Mobile Ohio Railroad can do sD
connecting a the State Lime with good sage the
Springs By this last passengers leave The Springs
6ocleck in the morning and arrive In Mobile afternoon
same day. This line will making daily trips
from the Springs about the 10Th or 18th Of June
As to the curative virtues Of the WATERS they only
surpassed the most snghe expectation Of the proprietor
he believes he with perfect proprsy there are no
Springs inthe United Setes for the short time they have
made known to the public that have effected of
obstinate chronic diseases certainly great
variety OF rare and valuable chemcnai medical comhna
TONS
The Springs all the three most valuable kinds Of waters
eunu an Tue country viz The celebrated Yiehy the Chaly
beate and the Sulphur Snc advantages these
be found upon single place in the whole Souta fact
which inyalids cannot too well note.
Arrangemensar being made to have Express from
New Orleans % Mobile TO these Springs order prevent the
usual delay OF letters and papers caused by the mails which,
q week.
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rbt3 fsSasse sftsSii sassss iss4ns pssss Wss.nt
g undergoing t5oFdash Tsie=5i5sF ~
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s1a95s gssea q aasassfsaEt 4 bsasr aspd a.
South This bsase to b os ghs asaf sias nd 1000 ss
u. {. y5n 8egsa.
- PgEsT CLEAR HOTEL -THE YAoTRr-
sss q 5sg f ssls 49, h-s gigs i ihss
en- shore ss Noble ag. IS ss sSa aify 8 i sasnes
M M oys e eaas s9 ss as sazssa
I'll eants5n Jury 20 ess seasa nd a
Point CssT = Distinguished f0r he avsasse nd
~ nss superior san steE Blg gisBa pssss
Gooa mssic seepref sba accommodation psavasa ana
variety 81 sFansetneats offered.
~ sRssa as Fs sssge as sFss VIII Z 800 AZ
sande5s aSlaays nd ghaEsaaga5 & Il ofsleaa a
sahls Jaass 1sa III
- BARHEp FEgTrg. MISSISSIPPI CITY
alitsrs IA MoNbaF, sRs s5sS asy. ~ =.
Ihs g5opsis9g 5ss ssssed Is abtaiaaE % sessesse
q NE eitzsHs q his and ae aelstfs aF stes,A
anlf Cost desifabse.
selected with
The steamers py Regularly bstssn eFeans sd 1ssiE-
sippf City. WI BAKH "a Pr1prietaT.
nsA BseakwateF has been erected Eneh VIA gi$s g1ed
aaFGgE end snsn9fsge Fes EleasuFe yacht bo4ss.
mys 4m W.
o. THE PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEKs WILEs
y opened regularly R6g x3a0rs shE fStB 0f 4uHH a
nrstsfEe Band Of NHsie hsa been eHgasad Aa egey
gangersenE made 70
@yI4 % JOHN Sled 9sNgr.E PrsgsissaE.
H9cD0NEEsGsEsss RESI- 4BnaEr,. ND.
~ ~ sen1Faqn atFsst. estyeen Herepne ana ea-
- sS2S ronasle ktreess, Msw 0s5e Us.
s1ss This establish Hant gilf rsqEsH ngeli asffz&
hs sHnnsY Mh everything a MARI e AoFa9 Be dEnas
and 9ttess moderate The WEI
desirable than ees sii plsce - tie cE dHe
weather.
EuTfisbsa raanae oEtKanqsBf BasrdetS.
Families and GotaraAo supHa ajf WINS g
aaHsFB ofsgeTv description Is Wholesale Fg5eeas
MCDONNELL 4 MeaRAsE,
myta z FrerFsseeras
UNION 1REEsThURAMas I'D. IS q
Glsgies street.
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