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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22
22~6, CHlS. h. HOoFF, Cashier
BANK OF THE OLD DOMINION,

NIX NNDHIt. U't"iuNtr Y, log. !
TsNHiS BANK will he cln-ci 10 bushes. On Mon
i day next. ths 10Th instant; nl-o on Monday,
the "a OF January next All persons having notes
coming due those days viii please attend 10 tho
payment II them Oh the preceding saturdays.
dee 22-st p E. HOFFMAN, Cashier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

At meeting Of the Southern State Rights
Association, in Richmond. last week, Col.
fountaine, President of the Central Railroad,
and Mr.. Harvie, President Of the Danyille
Railroad, expressed their determination to
unite, as far as they possibly could, in haS-
ing every thing for their roads manufactured
at home; and Mr.. John s. Barbour, the
President of the Orange and Alexandria
Rad, who was present q, the meeting, OK
pressed his assurance that the Directory of
that road, as he was, would 50 as far as those
who went farthest, in sustaining and build
in- - the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

The Richmond tNa.,) Dispatch says: Ben
amin W Heath, formerly private in the
United States army, was sent out Of Rich
moud, Virginia. on Monday. for express
ing sympathy for the numbering land pirates,
Brown and Cook.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

GEy. Sco1r has been formally nominated
IA New York for President. and Gen. Aous
pom .ct Woe President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

CoLD WEATHER ~ ENGLAND.-Ala lady writ
ing from Ventner, Isle OF Wight, on the 18th
Of November. says:
1.-The last of October and the first of Nn-
vemher, 1859, will long be remembered in
Great Britain as the coolest and stormiest
that have occurred at that season within the
memory of the oldest inhabtant. There was
skating in Scotland, thing unheard Of in
October for twenty-five years and colder
weather in London than at the same season
for forty-iour years. Even here there was =
slight frost though not sufficient to destroy
plants and flowers. rs they are still blooming
in freshness and beauty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

An explosion Of brewery occurred IN
Edinburgh. Scotland, recently: from the X
milton of the -four or dust Vi the malt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

The theatrical world in London, is now in
full operation. Thirteen theatres are open
every night, besides promenade concerts at
Drury Lane and numerous amphitheatres.
circuses. concerts, &c, and all seem to be
doinr full business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

DOCKS fUR The iiOLIDAlS.-i have re-
ID ceyei my sapp!y Of Books, DC. for the Hol-
iiav- which i unusually srg. and complete, in
hing all the STANDARD Poets, Rhetorical works,
and NIECE anenu- and Juvenile books: also. Porte
Fviioo, Writing De.k.. ne Plu- Ultra Travelling
Desks. &C.. :, al Shlrl. ,u,It. the attcutiou OF
purchasers.
dec ~ ROBERT BELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

FORMULA FOR EGG NoGG-Take the yolks
Of sixteen eggs and twelve tablespoons full
of pulverized loaf sugar. and beat them to the
consistence of cream; to this add two-thirds
Of nutmeg grated, and beat we'll together;
then mix in half-pint Of good brandy or ia
n,aica rum and two wine glasses of Madeira
wine. Have ready the whites of the eggs
beaten TO stiff froth and beat them into the
above described mixture. When this is all
done stir 10 six pints Of good rich milk
There is no heat used.
Egg nog made in this manner is digestible.
an will not cause headache. 1t makes an
excellent drink for debiltated persons, and
nourisbing diet for consumptives-- Bait.
,SuH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

IL is said that the Treaty with Mexico,
lately made by our Minister and the Juarez
Government, and brought home by MIR. Nc
Lane, provides perpetual right Of way
across the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec, from the
Rio Grande to Mazatlan. and Guaymas
70 Arizona. All goods are to pass between
the Atlantic States free Of duty: also goods
shipped from transit warehouses to foreign
countries. United States troops, military
stores, and munitions of war are to pass
through Tehuantepec and Sonora the same
rs the Mexican. The neutrality Of the tran.
sit is to be guarded by both Governments
The United States. with or without the con-
sen, Of Mexico, is TO possess the right to pro,
teot the transit and property by force. Per,
Feet religious freedom is guaranteed. and
there are TO be no forced loans on our citizens.
A supplemental convention permits interven-
ton In Mexico to protect our citizens, and
enforce the treaty stipulatons. In compen'
sation for release from duties i'll passing over
the transit routes. the United States Govern
,nent is to pay four millions Of dollars two
If which are reserved for the satisfaction OF
claims Of American citizens against Mexico
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

A very important item of intelligence ap-
pears in the Paris Patrie being no less than
a quasi-offcal announcement. signed by the
Countess de Renneyille. the Court Lady who
signs the Courier de la Mode in that paper.
that the use Of crinoline is henceforward to
he abolished in France
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

1t is said that some days ago, Mr.. Avis, the
TAILOR at Charlestown, received letter offer
ing him large SUM Of money 10 favor or per-
nit the escape of Cook and Coppic. He i'm
mediately communicated this to Mr.. Hunter,
the lawyer employed on the trial, vino wrote
to Mr. Boteler, the member Of Congress from
that district. The party making the propo-
sition requested an answer to be sent to the
post office in Washington. Mr.. Boteler i'm
mediatcly went 10 the city Postmaster, had
the clerks put on the alert. and policemen
in citizens dress stationed TO watch the per
sons who might come for such letter adj
dessed as Mr.. Avis had been directed to I'd
dress it. This was done on Thursday, but
no one appeared. = WASHINGTON Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22
OFFICE OF EXCHANGE BANK OF VA,

ALEXANDRIA, December 20. 1859
HNHiS BANK viii De closed 10 business ou Mon
/ lay next. the 10th instant; also on Monday
The . ol January next /, j. requested that all
not-e falling due thps. days be paid on the
preceding saturdays.
lea. y1-f. cUSS X UDpEP ~ ,hier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22
Henry CLAW on the Union.

Extract Of a speech delivered before the
Legislature of Kentucky, at Frankfort, Nov
18th, 1850:
Il may be asked. as | have been asked
when | would consent to dissolution OF
the Union. answer, Never! never. never.
II the agitation III
regard to the fugitive slave law should con,
tinue aud Increase. and become alarming, II
will lead 10 the formation Of two new par,
ties; one tor the Union and the other against
the Union.
And the platform ofthat Union party will be
the Union, the Constitution, and the kn'
torcemerr Of the Laws. Aud if it should
he necessary to firm such party, and IT
should he accordingly formed, ! announce
myself in this place, member Of that party,
whatever may be its component elements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

<aS, HANDS LINE FOR pHILADEL-
$3.50. PUIA.-T steamer e. {. ! LGER.
Fenton, master, will leave on her regular day,
SATURDAY. 24th inst For freight apply 70
WIN. II. FOWLE son.
der 20 NJ 4 Snuth Nlarye4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

New YoRx. December 2l--Flour is So higher,
State $aOO@ $50, ohio s. 6p@ t57a. Southern
s5.55@S5.73. Wheat is quiet. and generally I'm.
changed: holders are less DESTROYS 81 realizing
sales. Corn is dull, with IA decl.ng tendency.
New Jersey yellow &c. Pork is dahl and nom.
nally unchanged. Lard is dull. and uuqqotable
Whiskey is duh at 271e. Stock. arc jul aud
trmer Cumberland Coal Co. 81 Va is sJs;
No. SIS S3:: Virginia sterling 81 ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22
The Markets

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2l.--F Flour closed dun: How
ard street and Ohio $685.. Wheat closed aui.t
and dull; white l2OGt 1859; red ll5GI25. Corn
closed active; white 1901 yellow So. 3se.
Provisions closed quiet; bacon sides y: moe.
pork SO; prime 5000. Whiskey closed dull al
26i@27e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22
OFFICE OF FARMERS BANK OF VA.

ALENANDkIt, Decembtr y, ISJy.
TINHIS BANK will be closed to business on Mon
i day next, ?fth instant and "a Monday the
81 January. l,6o. II i requested that all notes
falling due on those days be paid. aud the offer
ing- for discount be made the preceding Satur-
days. ". II. MAEBURY, Cashier
Ia. 80 g..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

DOCKS FOR THE TINES Hotit, Tao
ID i:cs Rifle AMI Light Infantry TrctIrs tor
tuc Exercise and Mano.Yvre OF Troops "heu act
ing as Light Infantry Rfemen, prepared IN.
der the direction 81 the War Department, by Bre-
vet Lieutenant Colonel ". J. Hardie, in TWO vol
uuIrs. price sl.1U
.>cOns Tdctcs- The system Of Tactics, sd"p-
ted by the Militia Of the United States. prepared
by General Winfield SCOTT, tue complete edition
in three volumes. price So 80; the Arrangement, rs
cents. for sale ny dec % RoBT. BELL.
VARIETIES FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Y Rosewood and Mahogany Writing DESKS
Ne Plus Ultra Writing Cases. Port Folios, Back
yamm"n Boards, Dominoes. Chess Men, Gold
Pens Pen Knives. Color Boxes. FaBcy Ink Stands,
Porcelain Sn--, Rosewood Work Boxes. Chill
dr.n's Games, 4. Il. {. Blocks, and Transparent
Drawing States. Fpr sale at
JAS ENTWISLE & SONS,
dec 81 Bookstore, No. % King street
~ OTIrE-On the i-t 0. January, our account.
~ will BE- made out aud ready tor delivery Al
our i--k--al thai not cilI, for On thai day vi
then bs is,iei, sni W hope al lLosc Indebted to
will promptly .stlis their bills.
dec ~ B i ". AETEABERd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22
NEW THEATRE, ALEXANDRIA.

HTH NIGHT.
THURSDAY EVENING December %, 1859.
Enthusiastic reception of the young American
Tragedlan,
Mr.. II. W. G0SSIN,
Who will appear to night, in his splendid .endi-
ton Of the Highland Outlaw,
ROB ROT NACGREGOR.
Reappeurauce OF the truly gifted ana Fascinating
Tragedlennc,
Miss JENNIE PARKER.
In her great PRESERVATION off,. Helen Mac'ircgor
Comic Song ...................,.M Mr. Samuel Parker
Dance Mrs. flanagan.
To conclude with the comic drama of
THE WHITE HORSE OF TIE PEPPERS
Gerald Pepper ....................Mr. L. k. Dalton
Masdnlene Miss Mary Parker.
as- For full particulars, bills of the day.
Tickets, admitting Gentleman and Lady .....7jc.
DO. do. do. two Ladies ...... J /.
SINGLE TICKETS:
5Uc Dress Circle Csc.
gE.J- Doors open at Ito commence ut -
O'clock.
f.s- A portion oil the GALLERY, (righ, hand side,
will hc 81! apart Tor colored persons.
;|tS- Admission - cents. dec 22-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

1t is said that the Jefferson Medical School,
in Philadelphia losses 200, and the Universe
" School loo, by the secession from the South
ern States. 1t is probable, that hereafter,
few. if any, medical students will go to the
Northern schools This is one Of the fruits
of the recent agitation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22
Rose Hill, Fairfax County. Va. dec 10 !,JarI

DECKS MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE
ID This valuable work which has been out u
print for some time, is now OUT III ne" and b"eu
tfui edition. the eleventh, in two handsome octave
volumes. Law calf binding, price slO. tor salo NJ
dec 10 ROBERT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22
HANDS LINE OF STEAMERS.

uFTT!
wM. II. FoWLE & son.
No. 4, South Wharye..
THOMAS WEBSTER, Jr., No. II, North
Wharyes, Agent in Phisdelphia.
HYDE 4 DAVIDSON, Agents IN Gcnrgeto~n
and Washington, ID. c. dee 2l--u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

- P0R REST-Por the next year. the resi-
E5 dence and LOT Of LAND. in Fairfax county,
Va, near the Theological Seminary recently &c :
eupisd by Mr.. Smst,. Por terms. &c.. appiyt'
FRANCIS L. SMITH, Ai.Aanina
dee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

DCNCH RAISINS in whole, half. aud quartr
ID boxes, Seedles- Raisins, Currau's. Ciron,
Preserved Ginger, Prlues. Cranberrie-. Paper
Shell and Soft Shell Almonds, Pure Sweet Cider,
received and for sale hy
dec 81 GAkkET hi Isl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate, on Tuesday, resolutions 1t
enquiry were adopted. into the cxpedienry
of repeating 80 much of the act passed Il
day Of April, 1858. entitled An Act pro-
viding tor more uniform currency OF the
Banks of the State" as provides that Branch
Banks shall redeem their notes at the Par
ent Banks. and that Independent Banks
shall establish redeeming Agencies at Rich
mond and Baltimore.
OF providing by law, for the enlistment of
the deaf. dumb and blind, Of the different
counties and corporations Of this Common
wealth. by the Commissioners Of the Revenue,
and providing compensation thereof.
OF Incorporating the Harrisonburg Saw
ings Bank, in the county of Rockingham.
Of amending the llth section of the act
passed the 18th Of April, 1858, entitled IAN
act concerning the assessment and collection
Of the public revenue"
OF donating by the State the sum ofSlO,-
900 to William and Mary College, for the
purpose of purchasing library apparatus.
&c. for said College.
a petition was presented from IL. Cabell
Tabb, and si1tyive others. members OF the
class at the Medical College of Virginia. In
the city of Richmond, asking an approprla-
ton of $1,000 for improving said college IN
the way of increasing the attractions and ia
cilitias of said institution.
Mr.. Smith called up the Repor. of the
Committee of Privileges and Elections. which
declares that c. Y. Thomas. the Senator
elect from the District composed OF the coun-
ties of Henry, Franklin and Patrick, is emit
tied TO u seat in the Senate OF Virginia.
Mr. Johnson moved to amend the above
report 50 as to declare that Mr.. Thomas Is
not entitled to his seat This motion was
advocated by Mr. johnson, opposed by
Messrs. Smith, Thomas Of +. and Branaon.
and rejected. The resolution was then agreed
u.
In The House Of Delegates, the Senate bill
for an appropriation for new Lunatlc Asy-
lum in Weston. Lewis county, in Western
Virginia. was taken up on its third reading,
discussed and laid on the table for further con-
slderation.
The following bills were reported.
incorporating the Virginia Powder Manu-
featuring Company.
Making appropriations to the Western Asy-
lum.
Incorporating the Culpeper Savings Bank
in the county Of Culpeper.
incorporating the Lynchburg Savings
Bank in the city of Lynchburg.
A bill was passed to pay to the Bank OF
Commerce, at Fredericksburg. the amount
with interest, Of two lost coupon bonds.
The Senate Bill to incorporate the Danville
Insurance Company was put on It's passage.
Mr. McG'uder. advocated the chartering
of Southern Insurance Companies, over
which we could have more immediate power
of inspection than We can over Northern
companies. He wished to see our State citi-
zens receive such charters in beneficial
point of view.
Mr. Mckenzie thought Insurance Com
panies and Savings Banks all the same
great shayers Of paper, and money lenders
at heavy interest, from whose workings the
State received no revenue.
Mr. Seldom moved to lay the resolution
on the table, which was accordingly done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

S,ERvASTS POR HIRE FOR TIE YEAH
~ 1904 Country BLACKSMITH, about y
years old; WOMAN, first rat. serm,tr'-., rooA.
and dairy maid; WOMAN, good PLAN cooA.
washer ana ironsr; GIRL, useful servant
N MASON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

Mr.. Everett has concluded his series of
papers, tunder the Mount Vernon contract, J
in the New York Ledger. He returns his
thanks for the favor with which his essays
hare been received. and though not sorry to
be relieved from the responsibility Of a
weekly contribution. he states that he will
hereafter, occasionally. write for the Ledger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22
C o n n z 2 C IhL

PRICES OF PRODUCE N ALEXANDRA,
FROM CARS. VESSELS. AND v tGoNS. .IEsTrRn,y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22
ALEXANDRIA,:

THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER -, 1850
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

The British Parliament will meet for
business, ard the dispatch of divers urgent
and important affairs" on the 9th Janua-
~. The affairs of Central Italy, and of the
Congress, and ofthe Treaty Of Zurich; the
relations between Great Britain and France,
the United States, and China, respectively;
the present state and future position Of Bri.
tish India; the defences Of the country, the
rife questions, and perhaps, more than all,
Parliamentary "reform;" will render the
next session Of Parliament very busy and
important one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

The Wilmington (Dei.) Gazette urges
upon the South, 1.-The necessity Of uniting
upon some well devised plan whereby in
creased energy and vitality might be given
to the present population. which should be
increased by emigration, and her institutions
made secure against all agressions from
northern lanaticism. This can best be done
by building up an active manufacturing
trade within, and securing bulwark of thrift
ty artizans upon her borders. interested in
her institutions and safety, for a protection"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-11-19
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Messu. l. o. MAGOON Is 60
u.FHtr. So. h.f g. l-,a
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IrH.H ri 10 IH|t NflYrI Wf uH.H tlaf uf.Nuf.u e.
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hfafn rIfr tru ua.r Nad o." fu.rt. auI iHnNrN siH
aI.i rrtru. fraft .sI lfUI F.HI hr. 100. boo atula
$500 "a aII IHH".I NHrt. IIf IHr Ace. laINI#..u.
NrF uu't EuHIa. ltI btAh.
Road thr following from one Of the best
physicians iu Vermont
20 have utrI Wtrts' Nla. Compound lH Boo aHu famUF
5000 H.ni HIrsI sHH II nl hesitate Nh HT"I#..
no. IH H HIH|H. lEr F..H Nt.i N.H Ir .IHHfftaHI lH
rfEIH o. Go HHH tuHH IrIEH raIUuIt rNrIr 10 has
I'ru Nr.l. 30 -Fa s.IrH lss sIlal'Hi fat.-iYII.. .
AaLH CO.'S. IuF Iaf Hs1
TRIAL BOTTLES GRATIS,
Manufactured auI t.h NLuIr.aIr add lirtau
los D.. o. MAhuNh CO.. 90 luuHahuIF. VIZ Goo
tHnW aII nNrra aHHud Iu aaHfrrarI. Sold ll
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-11-19
gBF CALIFORNIAN.
aIayeTy InuaIralIng ILa.Ir

The Legislature ~ Tennessee have passr.
90 Hct 60 prevent free negroes from travelling
lRthf Railroad rarsi urIr.s under Che L4Ir ai
Ace while citizen utp Ruurhrs iar OBJ.
chaGacier oi lbr negro boo penal bond ui
si0AD. n any railroad violates tha law 900,
psHaAy 81 lnu Of 5000 upon lhe president
snd ~ $3.50 upon ihe conductor lhr ar
Nel through suddenly under lhe Impulsr 81
the iarpers Ferry fright
A bold conspiracy 90 eHsil,t family Of
free negroes A4s rsFprrd Ht iUuiEYiifr, b y
last Werk, and the cDuspr4lors, lawyer
named Clsary, and tailor named MrGmlh
are in jail asaluug their Trial The family
Cpnuiaird ~ widow and her tln and h.a
v ife, Who had been bought by the husband
and father. Upon his death, the tailor pro,
posed 90 the lAsyer to forge bills of sale of
the whole family from lto deceased father o.
thr tailor, and coll them and share the Uia-
creds The bills vrrr forged and they pro-.
Crfdrd 90 laka possession OF the urgTprs
when the latter produced free paper. given
then by their father The oupspimlup bad
not calculated upon ihls, and we're collDuud.
I'd, ard The tables beng turned thus hand
somely, they we're nrr slod for conspiracy
aud il 10 believed that even sllyeA0ldiug
jury will be- inclined % Eee them well pun
ished tor AN act Of such meluurss aud cruel
49,
The recent slave escape at Ottawa d.. vls
quietly and shreWdly managed, p.4 nobody
could say 90 suybodS VOC did lL' Br'urr
the slave had been deliycl,'r-i1 ihe drpuiy
marshal by order Of Judge tarueI before
whom be had been taken ON some process tu
cmbarTass the owner, some one 900 che crowd
jsmped on O table and moved inut the meet
ing resolve itself into q committee Of thr
" hole 20 SEQ the Laws excepted, Here thr
marshal made Itle speech Of thanks, and
Was moving out Of lhe room with his negro.
A. this momenLfoNo one shouted, 'barhry
II sou want Your Iibrrty take 10 aud the
Crosd got into q cubiuscd state The darkrl
and the deputy mtNhal got 80. ,utrd BOO tbr
confusion and the African went out OF up
back door Of the court house over the fence
MN ilNu twe horse carriage, and bs nuN-
ious master has not siuoo'hcard from him.
The delivery Of Cook 20 the United States
authorities iur trial, is tail 60 be- iur the pur
pose Of compelling the attendance 90 thr col.
H. Of such "conspirnioFs" az Senators Seward
Wilson and Hale, Horace Greeley and Josh.
va L. Gliding. They will prompt, auswc.
such a call.
The brothers Plumb, al Obuhn, Ohio.
charged In Coprliud's confession with ily
nishing money iof tho llaprr's Ferry enter
prise, deny IL absolutely, aud Say rhcy never
had word Remuneration With Copeland on
that or any other subject,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-11-19
u y 4 Ut WITNUNl
HDTANIC DIlICGINTN.
WHITES ELIXUI


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burHWhIaU ne Ha Ascent IIrn WHNfHs Go u.a i#I. 90.
t.1"tyd almost % str,tHn suH ytH 'I. af.. ~ a.H
lNtI UHf lame
turri john O. taosdEa a. S. lstl.Hstrr boo Isi 600
tered Will hhruWhtlrs us.It iHsuI 900 ntr FtaIs
90 tu.si hR NurIlufusi south Reading .ah. a.fpTri
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it,u-st 1 three Hbyt. Iauirs q nAs Of CAsst~,,-ar
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