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Splendid farm for Sale.

I,uE uaIer-igned offers for sale the farm which
| he resides. three miles east Of the city Of Rich
noni AMI near the National Turn5ike. Il contains
ga asres of the hes. quality Of tab!c Iaai75 acres
n high state Of cultivation. AMI 81 acres in timber
i the very best quality. hare Is on the premises
ONE THOUSAND PEACH TREES,
fae AM .hr fy growth os the very best oaltv4'ed
tinIs Z3 Pear Trees of the best varieties So
'h,rry Trees q the most approved varieties young
}rt hard of Apple trees one half aere Of RaspbeE
les One acre wei set in Strawberries. large lot
+ tilase6erries Currants and other small fruits.
There i the farm comfortable dwelling an1 n
xcallent barn. and all other necessary oatbu5ldipgs
The farm ell satere1, and taken alto ether
{ the most desirable farms for profitable invest
nd residence IN this vicinity Tie proprietor desiT-
NJ change his business vii! sell i on most favora-
lie terms "a invites all who wish T. purchase call
snd examine TIE premises, when the prise AID terms
sill be inside known.
GEORGE CoALE.
Richmond 2nI l7lh, 1s5s. of
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~ cigciia EsOsca.

IS ENTIRELY HARDY. htving stool unprotected in
exposed situations, grounds the past years
EithoaJ l. j. certainly the hs{g focerla.
shrub kaown- Gpoi plants or - cents.
ROSE HILL NURSERY.
1859
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INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES..

Q L 4 r. x
SOLOMON MEREDITH, WILLIAM W LYSDE,
HENRY BETHEL, HENRY GARRETT
MOSES ID. Lesson EDHAED ROBERTS,
THOMAS A DUCDALE.
r Z 9 o r d Z r.
THEODORE RILEY, DANIEL KITSELNAN,
WILLIAM WRIGHT, CLAYTON BROWN
u. Y. BO&EBRAKE,
" VI. L. FAHQUHAR.
a u ID I It o r
BENJAMIN l.. MARTIN, DR. JOHN CLYNER.
slLN ESTER JOHNSON,
co. COM MISSIoNE Err
EDMUND LAWRENCE. WILLIAM MI KR AY
j. A. PIERCE.
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lcj BusfIcl. FO(atOes.

l store All FOR sale One Hundred and Twenty Five
I Bushels Aeshanaock Potatoes.
GRO " BARNES
go - A7''-
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Be!giac Monthly.

Is he Hsst fragrant e4srblooning u9aeys1ekfe.
Y Tz1s sells 70 cents
:, $50. l2tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

POTATOES, IuruiPs, PArsatp= Ee-ta and other
4 Vegetables, can mostly be found at
Wi BELLS.
5, a No. 81 Main street,
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SEEDS, SEEDS SEEDS!
Just Arrived and for Sale,

LHRk~H and genuine GARDEN AMI FLOWER
L SEEDS, from Landreth's Philadelphia also,
Wethersfei Seeds, in assorted boxes, wholcsslc and
tetai1.by NM. BELL,
81 Main street nearly opposite Huntington House.
2Inl4
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Dissolution Of Co-partnership.

THE Coparaership bere.sfare exissiag bvtEeen G. H.
l. strickland SwhgaHey. ia this day By
dissoig TIE business Of the erra VIII b
.@-rte4 BY c n. Strickland 'Rchu1snd City Mills"
C. III. STRICKLAND.
JAMES ScwHfSsEY.
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Pocket EsODl. Found.

4 POCKET BOOK was found the road between
"A Cambridge City aai ltlclm mi, few days since.
cor further particulars inquire at the Greeas ork
alley Mills, J. II. >hCkl>f
March To- 1859 IS SY
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TUE undersigned has 1000 bushels the best quality Of
clean and pure Flax Seed 70 farmers on ,hs
most coumodatng terms Call at the grocery store OF
g. w. BARNES.
-t1'~i - lo8'
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EeASS BOOKS. Tack Meaorandums. Mocha mics Leds
ers, Lawyers Tape. Portfolios Blank Books great
variety, &c for safe THE CITY BOOKSTORE,
No. Main Street.
March Il, 1851 "a Iw
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Brushes,

q the City Book Store, Main Street HAIR,
March II. Isss. I4q
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Order. for Woven Wire.

gNRpN / { - Meshes I inch. Promptly executed
by the naiersI snei, doors north Robert Nor
rIss"ns dwelling, sixth trset, Ri hmond stairs
SETH SMITH
81 Eth, 50. Istf
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County Rights Township Rights !!
TO manufacture and sell in the following counties:
: rem. benton, Jasper LAKE, Porter. L1porte,
suaskt white Carroll, Fulton, Narshtsl, Jos ph.
ikaTt skusko, Iiuningtsa. Whitley Noble Lajrange
.teneen, DeK4lb. and Allen. Dennis,. Imp ed
sugar viii Rollers for sale for cash o trade.
All letters Of inquiry addressed f. r. DRAKE, Rich
nonl Ind y ~ receive prompt attention.
March H. lSJ9. -2mI4
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ORA saGPS!

I EMoNS, Apples, Figs, R..isns, Cocoa-nats, Al
Il iasnls, Peanuts aud FfuI; generally, At
ll-gt WI. BELLS.
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4 MOTHER EDITION
IA Of the

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Among prominent be mentioned the repubH
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EDITORS giving the above Insertion two IN their respective
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Gouses to fet.


CCHOOL ROOMS T. LET in the BIBLE
- HOUSE oA suite Of rooms wen adsptsd for the
purpose occupied for the last SIX BY school,
OFFICES LET In the blidns which very dssra
be- Apply at the TfasuTes Oe in he Bible House, entrance
itL
ITO LEASE for FIVE YEARS, No 81 JAMES
ST. Eew-York Has good basement and cellar, soss
tie fls floor and the part se Tor residence, aso
budipgs For further partcga apply
sId o'cocL, az No. 2S Fulton st. New York.
y. s. MILES, Executor.
ITO LET.-PARK-ROW STORE 10 LEASE.
The bro wusoDe, nodernb built, spacious STORE, No. 20
PARK row. opposite the Fountain. II extends through 70 Thea
teray, with eBtsn AMI hoistway complete and 10
furnished with all The modern improvements Apply the
premises
ITO LEASE-The UPPER PART Of the 5st0ry
i white marble BUILDING No 555 Broadway Apply 20
WILLIAM TAYLOR, No SIS Broadway; 20 JOBNTAY-
LOR, No. Ss5 broAdw4y.
ITO LET at FLUSHING, l.. l., . neat cor
TAGE with large saEdn pea.soy atGs;sd snd perfectly
healthy n the city almost hourly by
Tine, hour from TIE City Hall Rer ,ow Apply 70
ID. s. WILLIAMS, No. IO CkanseIsst.
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amnsemenis.
Z o II E s. w o D d
MAMMOTH MUSICAL FESTIVAL
FET1 CHAMPETRk. DAY AND Nl8HT,
NAGSiFlCE IT ESsEAbLk AND
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS

UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
yHE MAMMOTH ENTERTAINMENTS
sYC0ND DAY SECOND DAY,
TUESDAY, Jgly 10. TUESDAY, July i9
DELIGHTED THOUSANDS
have The Mammoth Festival 20 b. be
MOST GORGEOUS ENTERTAINMENT
1HE WORLD HAS EVER WITNESSED.
ADMISSION OSLY TWENTY-FIVE CESfS
ECl ltDlN FREE EXCURSION By STEAMBOAT:
Al oclochMimmoth Circus Company Magic Carnival Of
Ccrdoys TIE z,rd the Fa Il the Car Family the Punch
and Judy Exi hon tn. Perfousnc,s Of the NoD-e- ane
tie fest AsesD,i Wheel will smul.sneou,y take plse
AIS Scok-Th. h part Of the Grand Concert by The Nam
M oth O-ch.ftra-
Al u oeciseoond performance Of the Mammoth Circus
Company the Magician the Msrionrttss the Carlo Family
Pubch aid Jucy and the second great Wh,el Ascension
oeeehTbe second part Of the Grand Concert by the
Man moth Orch.s
ocoek-Ths Grand Bal Chempctre viii :he
noih patoIm for dancing the usc of HuschmsIs cell
.bn'sd Banc and other distinct Orches;ras
A, drsh- fish and aerial Of Fire Balloons the
grouud. sJlencidy ui s-d with Calcium Lights snhcent
Pyrosehnic Display and Fir. work Festival.
On SUNDAY, Ju'y ~,
the programme will b. srety oufned = the
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
by th. MAMMOTH ORCHESTRA.
SOLO SINGING AND CHORAL ASSOCIATIONS
IN THREE PARTS
The Fir,t ar. will comm. a o'clock.
The Second Part a: 5 o'cock
To. Third Par. az o'clock
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Real Gstdte for Sale.

A TOBACCO, CORN and WHEAT PLAN
n TATIOs in MARYLAND for sALc.-Or, Of III. l.rxss
best Tobseo, Com aud Wheat Estates asres
County f'r Sale.
Is ro,oIossy healthy aud contains 900 seres with every
Thing on uesda Il s delightful and .eiined pexabor
bod will churches and schools around 10 p.esse.
AIy Whaling 70 buy farm could no. be oherwIss
thar tca,ec with his choice 4 ,hs
Fof f-. pnisr sppy 10 The s1bs;riber y u.a direct.
Ing BIZ Tow, Ck4Iles Couliy, I'D.
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Proclamation by the Mayor.

Wh.reas Mrs FANNIE DEANE HALSEf, resident 81 Tn"
ey M he Let day of June aud her dead ood was
Sand ON of June last in the water near Bay is
n kins, Cony and whereas circumstances connected with
~ death Of Mrs asey warrant the Suspicion
TIA, she Now therefore,, l. Daniel 1emaun
hsyor OF New York by virtue OF the authority V"eo
In me- do hereby offer REWARD Of t5O for the Apprehension
muIdeIrrs OF the SAID se
Ds.ne Hssey The rwsrd will be paid ON the cor'cae
~ that the arrest and conviction were 80
cared by the person claiming The same -.
In uiyne.. whereof set hand and zeal at
a.. c. nan of the CITY Of the 9h day of july
4 N issa DAN'L f. TIEMANN Mayor.
Rmisrnpt Int liigeBce Once and Labor Exchanss
has eeen No Canas to No u Worth ST. Ns,s
Apthonysl few Of Broadway No fees chargee
JAMES ?. PAGAN Superintendent
Scientific Agriculnre.A vacancy occurs on the io,h
Julya limited number Of pupils taken fraotoa ana
especial reference - wants OF the stu
dsnt Address HENRY g. VAIL, Sing Sing
Hot, Hotter, Hottest.
"TBE Doc STAR RAGEs"-The Sun PouTs HOOD oil burning
every p ro pouring into Nos and bnthnssP 20 PuI
chase ICE PITCHERS OF LOOioS hh"A'
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New-York Yncht Club.
hDnLf NO

1.-The Squadron will rendezvous at White Stone, for their
ANNUAL CRUISE on SATURDAY, Ang. q, al before p
M proceed thence TO Edgartown In my with such
sailing the Commodore Of the Squadron deem
proper 10 issue Edgaown SATURDAY August
3 arrival should be otherwise ordered oy
tie Commodore -,
III Yachts will be provided with Roserss Signals and can
proeuI, the same Of Nes,rs Il. X c. w. Blunt
MI mbers in be provided with the regulation uniforms
and W. III. during the cruise. The Buttons Of the Club can
h. obtained Of the MtasuGer, No, Bowling-GTe
w. PLAIN whit, flag the main viii signify ensasenen
al M, ais Or otb.Twise.'
V-Mr w w shippen 10 appointed Flag Officer , ,
Captains will cause their men To b. provided with the
regulation and their wearing IT, The same can be
OF Brooks Brothers corner OF Cherry and Cntha'
rn. sis. -.
VII The MeasureT will assign to each Yacht It's NUMBER
.po,r the 18th article of the Constitution
Joining Squadron Captains will report themselves
70 the Commodore wishing leave VIII obtain PERMISSION
6on him the officer IN command
By order of EDWIN A. STEVENS, Oonimoooe'
IA MORTON, Secretary.
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ITALY MUST BE FREE!!!!!!!!!!
ITALY AND THE WAR OF 1859:

Givings
Hory Of the fhe War with Biographical Sketches OF
Ia Heroes with Accounts Of the Various Battles BY
MADAME JULIE MARGUERIrTEs,
With Of War and Finely Engraved Portraits
Of the Various Generals &c vol limo S59 pp Cloth fnce
81 25.
ant s., The reader may understand WHIST grounds she bases
her glorious Future With this view, the Auho
who has travelled largely through Europe sud resided for
period in Milan, describes Pltes WIN when ahe
,oonsiuted ana persousgs whom she intimately knew"
In an ntfoduct5n the work Dr. Shelton Mackenzie Lit
eary and Foreign Editor Of The Press tPhadePha very
warmly enlosiz-s des sn and execution. 81,
Tie above been Published, and for sale oy A
Bookselers Address your orders 10
O. q. EVANS, , ,,r,.r
No 4S9 CaESTNUr-Sr,
PHILADELPHIA
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tOR SALE OF EXCHANGE Tor CITY PROP.
l. ERTY-A COUETRY SEAT. Of acres. Long leland
euDo - niles from the city u miles from Mansoaseh S<a-
ton; BY Haven Raosd and Steamer Issnd CITY,
sr1e new snd coIyeLen, house, sbou, 50 To-. square khsa
In rear. good barn, Ice house. ~ Location perfectly hsy
l. n HoTTMANk,
No. "a Peah 4
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HOUSE, ST. ANTHONY, MIN

NV INSIOW UVUSCf OF nv TIONHt 1HH1N-
w NEsOTA, j. y. DARROw, superinteadent-Ths IL
the largest ard furnished Hotel In the Norb Wos
and /. now open Of guests dssrs-
bly, located being central the business part OF the city snd
i0 sight Of the Fa Of s., Anthony and s OBJ
serysy Balconies Afford the finest views that be OBJ.
tar ed Of the cirias OF st. lilIony aud Minneapolis
This House 10 ust completed of $4,000 and fur.
nshed prpcely style, at additional expense Of $4,000
Tie oesbraed Falls Of Minn.-Hs Ha Laughing Waer) arc
ABOUT four miles tn. Winsow House. In
,oubery direction They approached BY excellent road
tie interest thy excite admiration Of the tourist
Transient b. ard % PER dsy. -
Tie furnished with the greatest variety ana mo
choicest the uarte, afyrd; aud attention Is wanting make
the guests of the Wissow the friends Of the House:
q. w. MCLEAN, Proprietor.
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lies desiring Prvete Board msy fad superior sccomnoda
ous spacious cool and quiet ample and shady play
grounds rates minutes wah from ConGress
Spri o. by applying ,tey TEMPLE GRovEHOUSE.
Saratoga Suriug,. Nrw-Yok.
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6pefial Notices.
,gIish and American Printing.Hoa.e

The English aud American Printing-H0ase
squares CoDtrasted Our Mr.. BAKER, who is now
travelling In Europe. visiting all he principal Type Fouaderes
Pm ing and Publishing Houses with especial reference i'm
paovsmsn, IN Typography, writes from London:
htey went to the English Printing House Square, and
hud be small DARK soouy Oatof the place, as far
Inferior wide, open, public and splendid Square ss the
Ebsh in their Printing Presses and Machinery compared
with ours The London Printers aonhed know that
noble place devoted % Printing and very much
p.ased with STEAM Pass, containing views Of The
Square and its NeghboIhood" The New Building Of the Daily
Tues Justly excites their sdmira they have nothing sp
oashns In fact they behind in everything and
rsbipg than in their Printing Printing ho1se
Square, especially"
~ A. our fRINTING-HoUsE SQUARE" is thus be
coming 80 abroad propose make its features
sti familiar in every part Of the United States and will
fuub wihou. charge, fine EectrOtyps EDgayiugs Of The
Square Newspaper Publishers who desire give their read
View and Description Of this most prominent Printing To-
sABy world The Elecope Cut referred TO- will be
spon application part Of the country Copies Of THE
STEAM Pass" will be forwarded b. mail upon receipt Of
cent postage stamp Address
BAKER 4 GOODWIN Printers, Engrsvers, Ge.,
Printing House Square New York.
Young Mems Republican Central Comsittee:-
siS BIoad~Sy, s%i on wEDSLspAY EvENIsG 9th ms
so'eloek. s. b. DUICHER, Chairman .
iG% fansc1f y sT.T +. SHEPARD. secretarie.
Ninth ward.-Ata meeting ofthe Ixth WARD RE
PUBLICAN ASSOCIATION hid at the Beecker Buildings on
business saced Capt Sbrng and SO Of the policemen
Xb Precinct rendered their designations members Of
The Association.
On motion The resgnaors received and laid on the
table. L. DENISON, President
ASA PUTNAM, SECRETARY.
Washington Division No. 4 sons OF Temperance
will sixteenth Annual PICNIC and COGlLLON EA
CURSION 10 Biddie's Grove THURSDAY, July II. The
steamboat ERIE, and double decked Barge engsged
Pec f TO ps pSaf rye oTder Tes So cents The Ss
10Th East River att Thom.'s Dock, near the Fulton
fy sn9 the Soufry dock atS1 Persons coming from
from Jersey City by the Southiery boats
ever to BrOek klyn 10 join the party,
A. CAMPBELL, Chm of Com.
Association of Exempt Fircmen.-The regular quar-.
meeting Will be held al Firemens Hall MeccTst be-
Prince Houston TUESDAY EVENING July 49, at
O'clock Per.ops heretofore sed will please be present
with their eerifc ate Of exemption.
q. w. WHEELER, Il. s.
Free Academy Associate Alumni.-The Annual Meet
this ss0cation will De- held the Free cademy
WEDNESDAY July 20 al p Wm. NJ BANKS Sec.
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TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1859.
Eonse- furnishing Goods.

SPALDlNGs PREPARED GLuE!!!'
~ ePALDISGs PREPARED GLUE
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECESu
ECONOMY,il DISPATCHIii
ia STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE IL
A' ~I taDres yell regulated aaa,ss IL 10
ssrJ s,bl. 10 ebssp and convenient wsJ 6r
pairiSs Furniture, Toys, Crockery kc.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets al sob e.respe' AID ooG~ooh can ahord 20 be
wioDt always ready and up the sticking pon. There
oLser necessity fer hpins chairs sphn,ered yen--rs,
besdsts dolls and broken ersdes the Atce or cone
hel and other osmeu. wort popaG v sdies Of refine
ss~nt and taste.
This admirable preparation ased cold bring chemically sed
p solution aud pe'sns all the valuable qualities c The best
cabin mshen Gue It may be used IN he place ordinary
Enuoilss., being Vastly sdbs.ive
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
HB-A Brush accompanies each bottle, Price Is Cens
WkoIesale Depot, No. 80 Plstt-s.., NY.
H. @. SPALDING
Box No. $500, NewYOrh.
Put up r Dealers In Cases containing four ht and twelve
dozen, BEAUTIFUL Lthopaph showCad accompanying each
package
70. single bottle Of sPALDISGs PREPARED GLUE will
times It's annually 20 every household al
Sold by al prominent Staoners Druggists, Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Grooeu and Fancy Storea
Courtry u.rchsnis should make note Of sPALDING5
PREPARED GLUE, when mailing up heir FsD hit 1t Will
stand any climate.
DEFRIGERATORS, MORNING STAR
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CPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,

"a LANCASTER COUNTY, PfNSA
This esabshn.nt open for the recepon NJ
Situated spur the South Mountains having the vantage
Of pures, water every variety Of baths the site elevated
2O shove wster@vel; with graded aud shady wallis
through and the extensive ndscap scenery
In Union surpassed sumner residence Ao-
commodaons for 40 persons improved sabhns And good
a bouse Ao good stock u Livery Horses and Carriages.
superior Band Of Music sard Tables and Ten Pin Alleys.
II easy Of from Newiork via Philadelphia, TO
Reading via NewJersey Central Railroad In u bounj henoe
coaches 10 miles the SPRING. For further particulars
and circulars the Undersigned refers JOSEPH GRICE. ESQ.
No Wsllst New York, address the proprietor JOSEPH
ONIGMACHER Ephrsts T. o.. Lancaster County, PepnA
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N S0uCI HO II + L ,

C N SO u G II o Il l.
- BALLsTON SPA.
This e long and fayoraby hnowu TO the pleasure sesk
ina ~ will b. open for visitors under the supervision Of W
June 3 This House has lately been Pot In complete
~ With all modern improvements com bnins elegance, com.
~ ruietnss wbich combination II impossible 70 find In
paces The Mineral Springs 4 this place need 10 com
uendston their medicinal es have reputation WORLD
vide Summer for those seeking health
pleasure, the SAN SOUCI offers Inducements which ehee
Hotel has have. W. w. DAY, Proprietor.
GUNNER RETREAT.-MOUNT IDA, at
- New Paz Landing 81 m - West u Poashteepsic. Ono
Of the hsny and desirable ocutons the Hudson 40
dress JOSHUA BROOKS, New Psl,z Landing.
kFFtREscEs: J. s. SWAN No. SO Spruce St, Y JoHs Ia
CAyERLy, No. "a Washinstonst, ~ yoHS ASGEySg.
No 2Wsst " Y. r BARNARD No 25 Court st., Brooklyn.
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WE ADVISE those using solution Citrate OF
w M.sne.ia OF other ,alre pursAves 70 ny ROGERss
CITRATE OF AAGNESIA lin pow ies ouica suesti
ute foI Sarsoss coolns drink Fer sale BY al Drag
T.s bspot, Nc s sr'ipss- PTee IS cen. per bottle.
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GUNNER Retreats.

4 FEW PERSONS wishing BOARD, 10 a
N pleasant healthy situsti,p miles from the Delaware
Gap be- accommodated reasonable terms BY sp
plying to JAMES BELL, jr Experiment Mills r. o., Monroe
Comfy. Penn.