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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-10
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0Qortestrr 4allp Spp.
mo"
BY GEORGE BENNETT.


There's word very short, but decided and plain,
And speaks to the purpose at once;
Not child but its meaning quickly explain,
Yet oft It's too hard to pronounce;
What a world of veXatiOn and trouble twould
spare,
What pleasure and peace 'twould bestOw,
If we turned when temptation would lure and en-
snare,
And firmly repulse it with ''No!'
When the der would tempt us with triffes and play
TO waste the bright moments so dear;
When the scoier unholy our faith would gainsay,
And mock at the word we revere;
When deception and fasehood and guile would in
vite
And feeting enjoyments bestow,
Never palter with truth for transient delight
But check the first impulse with "No!"
In the morning of life, in maturity's day,
Whatever the cares that engage
BE the precepts of virtue guide and our stay,
Our solace from youth unto age
Thus the heart shall meier wayer, no matter how
tried,
But firmness and constancy show,
And when passion or folly would draw us aside,
We'd spurn the seducer with 'No!"
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Real estate.

nor SALE.-DWELLING HOUSES
II at VERY Low PRICES. In order to close an un-
settled Estate the following Dwelling Houses situated
the ceer of the City of Worcester will be sold at much
below the real value
Lots and Houses on east side of Portland street. Nos
80 and "a.
Lot and double Brick House, Nos q and 80 west side
ofPoltlaud street
Lot and Double House the east side Of Portland st.
Nos. II and H.
Lot and House No. 90, on west side of Salem street.
Lot and House Wellington street, opposite residence
off. G and q. Jaques.
Lot and Factory Building on Southbridge street.
Lot and House corner of West and Cottage SITS.
Also building Lots Chandler Austin, and NeBbury
streets.
For terms of sale and further Information as to the
property, apply to w. W. RICE,
Worcester Bank Block,
+. IL. DEWEY.
sep27 If 2lS Main St
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la between Lakes Superior and Michigan, part
of which now belongs to Michigan and part to
Wisconsin.
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The NAILS IN THE PosT.-There was
once a farmer who had son named John, a
boy very apt to be thoughtless, and careless as
to doing what he was told to do One day his
father said to him, John, you are so careless
and forgetful, that every time you do wrong
shall drive nail into this post to remind you
how often you are naughty and every time
you do right, will draw one out" His father
did as he said he would, and every day he had
one, and sometimes a great many to drive III,
but very seldom one to draw out. AT last,
John saw that the post was quite covered with
nails, and he began to be ashamed Of having
so many faults so he resolved to be a better
boy, and the next day he was so good and in
dustrious that several nails came out; the day
after, it was the same thing, and so on for
long time, till at last it came to the last nail.
His father then CALLED him, and said, Look,
John, here is she very last nail, and now | am
going TO draw this are you glad z" John
looked at the post, and then, instead of express
ing his joy, as his father expected, he burst
into tears. Why" said his father, " what S
the matter should think you would be de-
lighted, the nails are all gone" Yes" sob
bed John, q the nails are all gone, but the
scars are there yet"
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ADVICE TO LADIEs.-Have your feet well
protected, then pay the next attention to the
chest. The chest is the repository of the vital
organs. There abide the heart and lungs 1t
is from the impression made upon these Or
gans, through the skin, that the shiver comes.
1t is natures quake-the alarm bell at the on
set of danger. ~ woman never shivers from
the effect of cold upon her limbs, or hands, or
head but let the cold strike through her cloth
ing on her chest, and off goes her teeth into
chatter, and the whole organism is in a COM
motion. One sudden and severe impression of
cold upon the chest has slain its tens Of thou
sands. Therefore, while the feet are well
looked after, never forget the chest These
points attended to, the natural connection Of
the dress will supply the rest and the woman
is ready for the air. Now let her visit her
neighbors, go shopping, call upon the poor, and
walk for the good of it or the fun of it.
Keep away from the stove or register. Air
that is dry or burned, more or less charged
with gases evolved by the fuel, is poison. Go
up stairs and make the beds with mittens on.
Fly around the house like mad, and ventilate
the rooms. Don't sit pent up in single room
with double windows Fruit will not retain
its full form and flavor in alright cans, neither
will women. They need air. If the SILVER
comes on during these operations, go directly
and put on something more about the chest
Again, do not live in dark rooms. Light
fades the carpet, but it feeds the flower. No
living animal or vegetable can enjoy health in
darkness. Light is also necessary as air, and
a brown tan is far preferable, even as a matter
of beauty, to a sicky paleness of complexion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-31
ExtraOrainarH Phenomena

WAYNE TIP, Aug 30h.
MR. EDIToR AT O'Clock 30 minutes. on
Sunday evening, the Sun being hour and 81
minutes below the western horizon, a bright
streak Of red reflected light was seen arising
from the horizon, north Of north west, with a
base Of about two degrees wide, and in few
minutes, its appex reached to the zenith; 8
o'clock and As minutes white shadows of clouds
from the eastern 10 the western horizon sucom-
passed the armament with bright light, half
a degree in width, causing more light than the
FIRST quarter Of the moon; o'clock, numerous
red streaks Of reflected light N. W apparently
reflected from rain or hail falling in the N. W !,
caused a second belt Of bright shadows from
east to west, equal in light to half a moon; Q
o'clock 10 minutes, the white belt Of shadows
arches from north east 10 north west and the
red rays have Disappeared; . O'Clock, 30 min.
the shadows disappeared in the northern hori
zoni 10 Oo'clock, the shadows returned as at 9:IO,
and a wide range Of red streaks from N. W.
verging in the zenith; o'clock, A. ~, August
29Lh, the belt Of shadows from east to west, had
vascilating motion from north to south, simi.
lar TO the waves Of the ocean on beach, or
like flashes Of lightning, which continued till
morning. when the light of the scn dispelled
the entire scene.
These singular phenomena were probably
caused by the rays Of the Sun falling obliquely
against heavy bodies of clouds in the northern
horizon-or about it-discharging hail or rain,
and reflected from the Northern Ocean above the
apparent horizon in the north; and the vascila-
ting shadows in the zenith would have shown
the wind to blow from the north, and the waves
beating from north to south, would cause their
reflected shadows to vascilate as seen by obser
walton. say, such may probably have been
the causes Of these singular phenomena. But
some of the learned may be able to give bet.
ter demonstration, and the readers of your pa
per, In this region would be pleased with such
explanation, as some Of the soothsayers have
already foretold war, famine and pestilence,
and others will attribute it to supernatural
agencies, unless fully explained by those better
qualified than PROF DOW.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Mrs. Wiuslow, an experienced nursc
and female physician, has q soothing Syrup foi
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
nof teething by aoftrning ne rume feducinr
All Inflammation, VIII ailay lipain aud ID sure e
regulate the bowels. Depend upon IL, mothers, II
wllgivc rest to yourselves end relief and health Ia
your Infants. Perfectly safe in all cases See ad-
yertlsement IN another column. Je9
Holioway's pills are the beacon fires
Of health to ali nations, whether civiI1ed or saw
age. In weakness and The debility generated By ex-
eeasea Of any kind, or general prostfation Of the
system, their effect Is At the same time renovating
and restoratlve they drive nom The nsstem tho NOR
bid cause Of aliment, and bring back the frame TO
pristine health and vigor.
sold at tie manufsotory, No. 80 Maiden Lane
New York, and by all druggists, At abc esc, and a
PET ooN OF pot aug27-d&wlw
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DAILY EMPIRE.
oomTaasa bad 20 alaas lor n1s.
Br srrruru G. POSTER

Br sTErHEN G. POSTER.
Oh, comrhdes, Gil no glass for me.
To drown my soul In liquid fame,
For Il drank, the toast should be-
To blighted fortune, health aud fame.
Yet though long 70 quell the strife
That passion holds again my life,
still boon companions may we be;
But, comrades, GIL no glass for mel
know breast that once was light.
Whose patient srfferings need nv caro-
know hearth that once was bright
But dropping hopes have nestled there.
Then, while the tear drops nightly steal
From wounded hearts that | should heat
Though boon companions 20 may be,
Oh, comrades, I'LL no glass for mel
When was young felt the tide
VI aspirations undetiled;
Bot manhood's years have won the pride
My parents centered In their child.
Then, by the mothers sacred tear,
BY all that memory should revere,
Though boon companions ye may be,
Oh, comrades, iilI no glass for mel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-31
ENGLE's BEER sALO0N.

Beokels Building, Jefferson utreet. bs.
tween "a and ga Dayton
KEEPS on hand the beat quality Of Ala
IA Lager Beer, buex's Beer, q superior bsseraEe,
and equa TO the best ale and every thing goOd Snd
cooling for the hot weather.
He al.e keeps hisk RAsls Cor lnnshi sissrs. To-
As he 4 deteFminod 20 Ktsp quiet ana reapsosa.
pAtrooAae. ~ 1AcoB kNGLB.
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A Js'O doses wU also at oaee check and
cure the most severe DiarEn1a proceeding
from CoLD IN THE Bowels.
These medicines are prepared By DR.. @. NJ.
JACKSON & Co., No. 4l8 Areh Street, PAaa-
delPhid, Pa, and are sold By druggists and
dealers IN medicines evsryWhere at rs cents
per bottle. The signature orc. M. JACKSON
''W be on The outside wrapper Of each bottle.
IN the almanac published annually By the
ProPristors, called EvERYBoDY's ALMANAC.
20" '0U find testimony and commendatoyy
notices from all paris Of the country. These
At"daaes are gicen a'Oay By all orr agents.
For sale by
w. W; STEWART, and J. w. DIETRICH,
july6-lydaw59 Davto
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WEEDS

~ = - - Stitch on both sides OF the
cloth alike, which cannon be unrareled or pulled
They are All made with the hirhest meehapiea,
sklii and ali warranted toworK well ali kinds
particular, would call attention Of All toour new
family Sewing machine. II has been manufactured
from all IL sinpiied as 70 rencetI II impos,i
BILE TO get out Of order, defange ita operatons;
mall piece OF meehsnism will sew ' ''~' ~
Below we gise description Of the difierentstyes
MOL. IsaveIy convenient style which can be
workedby hand o. loot, on on its own table For
convenience of shipping and als for large
machines into long bench making one table answer
for them all: Price $50.
NO 2. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, either
with or without Box Top, which locfs down. Price
NO, ,. Same sire az No ?, but rms with n belt
adapted 10 mannlaetaFs clothing or leather work
ths - really The eheapestA aehiRe IN the market
u VIII not do Il IL confidently asserted that tAss
Machine runs easier than any mschine now in use
NO, Z. This Machine has long arm, TO accom-
modste large work. II runs at high rate OF speed
for TAoFs use, ever oiire 70 the public Il h aiSe
peculiarly hfted for plantation work as s is very
3Rs TO o SRs dpssss tA but ts
NO, o. This is a new and cheaper style, and a
sessrSi ,tSSfte LOT family Light Leather, and
reference TO furnishing strong and durable Vet
nsai and tasty machine At less price than either
sSO, ~ .. -~AAo' sNt
NO. 8. This IL = machine got up on an entirely
new prineiPle dlnerent from anything ever before
ohered 70 the pnhlic, and confidently A1aart that
ioI ia,y use u has not an equal Il Il very light
and tasty runs very rapidly, Il almost noisseafin
lts opelauoni and uses STRAIGHT rEHDLEs Il 10
SO arranged a. TO Be utterly Impossible for Il to miss
Stitches it has tension on bot sides and carries
large auppiyof thread on the under spool. The
,ssoi are ss,ned BY two small sranks that rus
WORKED lnsaeh mannsrAs never to pull both at the
sane VINE andeonaequently, little liable TO break.
break 10 washing. u will do e0ATfe work better
than Any cheap machine now In mari ct, a. Il uses
elk, cotton, or naen with equal facility Price $50
Descriptive Circular furnished gratis
OFflCk 477, BROADWAY, MY.
WHITNEY, & LYON PropTietoTs.
D.J. TRUMP, Agent, Third a., 4 door west Of the
Nhio 1ioek' tet7-tmddw.l
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Light for the Million!
COStOnly One Cent an Hour.

THEintroductiou of fMACE'S SPORTABL E
GAS GENERATOR into this city has demon-
atrated the fact anxiousy desired that AS LIeHr
10 now within the reach ofall II not only LIG HTS
the places of INDUSTRY and the MANsl oNso Of the
HOMES OF those N the humber walks of life, ren :
dertng them cheerful and happy, by placing GAS
within their means. Call at J. Langdon 4 bro "a
Hardware Store, Main street, Dayton, and witness
the successful triumph OF this light over all others
All the beautiful and various designs of LAMPS
BRACKETS, PENDANTS, and CHANDE LIERS, for
Halls Parlors, and churches, which serve the
double purposes Of oRNAMEE and LIGHT con-
stantly on hand and ready to put up on short mo-
tice. Arrangements be made with the under.
signed TO Light COUNTRY cHuRcHEs, HALLS, SToRrs
SHOPS and RESIDENCES, on favorable terms, and
while the assortment is good, and make your seiee
tiona. w. a w. L, WINCHETi
apr2l-lywcem&dIwemse
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neuirnlizos this mnlarious poison In the
hood, aud stimulates the liver 70 expel n fron
the body. As 10 should. 40 IL does e,,re tbIs M.
nictlye disorder with perfect certainty, And it
docs more, or rather does what Is of moro srr-
vice TO those subject TO this Infection N taken
IN season II expels II from the system as u a nh
sor0ed and thus keeps those who use Il free from
ITS attacks; keeps the system IN health although
exposed to the disease. Consequently Il notoniv
cures but protects from tho great variety Of al
techons which arc induced by this malirnant
influence, such as Remlttent Fever, Chill Fever.
Dumb, or Masked Agne, Periodical Headache
OF Bilious Headache, Bilious Powers NeuralgIa
Rheumatism Gout, Blindness, Toothache Ear.
ache Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitatlons, Pnlnful Az.
feetlons Of the Spleen, Mysteries Collie Pnralysls
and Painful Affections Of the Stomach md How.
els, AL OF which, when arising from this cause
VIII DC found 70 assume more or less the iitcFmit-
tent type. This "A0UE CuRRn removes the cause
ot these arrangements, and cures the disease.
Ihis u accomplishes by stimulating tl5aexcre.
tories to expel the virus from the systrid. md
these organs by degrees become habifod 10 do This
theN office Of their own accord Hence sfises
what we term acclimafiOR. Time may atrsis1plish
the same end, but often life Is not long enouh or
3 sacrificed In the attempt, while this . AeuE
CURE does Il NJ once, and with safety. We have
great reason to believe this ls a sufer as well as
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases
Which are caused by the miasmatic infection,
than any other which has been discovered; and
IL has still another important advantage fe the
public, which Is, that II Is cheap as well as good.
rREPARRD BY
DIR. j, @. AVER eco.
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EeNer an6 Arue

from Which Ipaulind soiS,f ovsr lnrre par, Of
Wy w hionei y me consequences of diseased action
m nc systemt fDdrcod hf tho nolronOus rnIassn
of yfgeinbc decay. The cEhtIni|0h "A c1bived
ny ne action Of solar hcai On Wcf 45i ard risos
with the waiafy yapof nom H. While fhe snn IL
below the horizon this vapor fingers near nc
earth n surface, end tiie virus Is taken with Il
through the lungs INTO The blood. There II acfs
as On Irritating poison on the intefunl vi.cnfa
ana cxcreting organs Of TIE body. The lfver be-
comes torpid md fails 10 socfute NOT only this
virus, but also the bile from the blood. Roth
the virus and tho bilo accumulate IN the circula.
ton, and produce violent constitutional diaofyler
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stOmach sym-
pathize with the liver, and become dia0nicred
also. Finally the instinct Of our organism. NJ
II IN nm attempt 70 expel the noxious infusion.
concentrates the whole blood Of the body IN the
informal excrotories to forco them 20 cast II out.
the blood leaves the surface, and rushes TO the
central organs with congeHtlve violence. This n
the CHILL, But In this effort II fails. Then the
FEVER follows, In which the blood leaves the
central organs and ruBhes 10 the surface. as if
N another effort to expel the irritating poison
through the other great excrotory - the akin. In
ths also Il fails, and the system abandons the a.
tempt exhausted, and waits for tlis recovery OF
strength 70 repeat The hopeless effort anot,ef dav
These are the flts or paroxysms Of FhvER AND
AauE, Such constitutional dlsonlar viii Of
course undermine the health It's not removed.
we have labored 10 find, and have found, an
nufifofr @~Nf VIZ
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.IE.4 GSS'OP.aTH N.
DR. r. PICKERING

TREATS RHEUMATISM, NEURAL
= gie, kpileptie Fits, spasms, st. Vitusi Dance
Torpid liyeFf dyspepsia, Skin Diseases, Incipienl
c0nsumptions Ihroat Aueetlona, Catkrrh, Perlshed
or Enlarged Limosl stifened Joints coutractes
Muselea. Whlie-sweliing, Loss OF Special Sense,
yloerst teulOtui 1nittos cancer, Straina Felons
Piles, Prolapsus Of Rectnm or Womb Spipai onr,s
ture, ineontineneeo of Ufine, etc, ETC.
Diseases peouliar 10 femalee treated aluost ,,ni.
extraoted ffom me system by use of a poWerful
GALYANIC BATTERYi
Electric and Eiecfro-chemioAi n.ths
Electric hAehinea infnished - IN H., ~
treAtment. Hectlic Rooms AZ glorv az sbsstsj
Baiasaf corner q filpt and gesFsoR siFseis, Day-
consaiietiop ilea,
N. Bkll klaqe q ~ OF aiedioo-Rle leOtrie-
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r. you would have something extra in the
= Daguerreotype, Ambrotype or Photograph.
10 line be advised and 60 to Seebohm's Palace
OF Art, Market House. He is tho only Ar
tist engaged in this business. oct6
96-See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's
LIVER lNVIG0RATORin in another col
umn.
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Prioesj $50, $50, & @6
q alO9t QcCn,

OUR NEW TWO THREADED ELLIPTI.
" cal Lock stitch and Improved shuttle Machines,
IN speed, simplicity adaptation TO the purposes ot
fAmily sewing, we challenge the world TO produce
anythingto equal themi They contain All the ara
Improvements thathave ever been invented and sto-
eesifully applied to Sewing Machines; thus making
them OF more general utility and real practical
worth, as apphed TO the purposes of family sewing
than anything ever yet produced. These are the
only hrBt-tiAas N achines that are sold at the
above mode ate prices They have no superior In
practicabihty and general usefulness, we do All.
KNDs or MACHINE SEWING TO ORDER, and freely
oter their use to any who W feel disposed to
try them, giving al necessary Instructions regard
ing their operation and management.
For further particulars send for a circular, or in
quire a. No. 81 Main street, between ist and 3D.
ReA-Every Machine warranted.
iel S. @. AYRs, e Agent
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SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon IT, Mothers It will give rest TO YOUR
o, selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have put up and sold this article for over
sen yealsl anu SAh sANtas IN CoHFIDE EcE AND
nv lhuIh oi W What Met4( have never been alb e to
say Of any other msdi:t cine-NEVER HAS IT
ESoT 4 ooRE wSea timely tidS used. Never TS EEi ala
we know an instance ~ OF action by any
1ne one VINO used it on theh contrary, all are de-
terms of highest comm mendAtion OF its maRio-
al effects and medioal~@ virtues, We speAK In
this matter ",gIAr WE DO EEouyH atteT ten
years. experience, and(1 PLEDGE oua REpuTA- :
TIoE FoR THE FULFIL--. mRHF or WHAT WE
HERE DEcLARE. In al-Ea most every inatAnce
where the infant is Buf-i-i fering from pain and
eAhaustitn n, relief willi.k be found in hfteen or
twenty minutes afterSli the syrnris administered
This valuable preparar tion Is the prescription
Of one q ihe most ExE ERIENc GET Sd P.aSa and
sKILLFUL NURSES InF New England, and has
oeen used rAIdI, Mlsh hEy6sS fAILIN9 SUCCESS IN
Itnotonly the ehild from pain, butin-
vigorntea the stomachQ and bowels, oorreets
acidityi and gives tone and energy 10 the whole
system. II will almostKn instantly f0lieVe GRI-
Ping IN TIL BOWS Rf,s AND WIND COL
lC, and overcome comb, yulsiona, which, II not
speedily remedied endl( In death. We believe IL
the sEaT and sUResTk Remedy in the world, in
all cases OF DYSENN Terry AMI DIAR.
RHq, IN CHILDREN, whether Il arises from
teething, or from Anys( other cause. We would
say 10 eyery mother WHOM has a child suffering
NOT LsT YoUR PREcg JUbiCEs NOR TIE
PREJuDIcEs OF 9TH ERs, stand between
yoursutfering child andt the relief that will be
low the use of this Medicine Il timely Sssd sSd.
Full directions for using will accompany
ach bottle. None gen uine unless the fao-sim-
re OF CURTIS a Pkk % klNs, New-HoEk, is on
sold BY DrusgistskS throughout the world.
Principal otiee, - No. - Cedar st.,
New York.
Price only rs Cents per Bottle.
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GODEY,s Ladya BoOi, fOt Nay, just 70
spiis AsncrL
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GLASS WARE.

- ULAbD w AXE, D
lust received,
u @ Boxes Tu@blera, from bOctu, TO $500 per don
90 y Gal, Candy Jars.
o. Quart FlAHks.
so pint do
Il Dozen Fruit Bowls, ali sizes.
"a Gobleth.
~ Wine Glaaaea
Lamp Globes and ChimneyG, Gas Shades, and 4
general laesoFtment OF sugar HoRls Preserve Diahes
Deoantera, &o., 6c. For sale cheap II e
HkoKLER, RBMLEV 4 MAXTON's.
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Ely traps.
A NEW invention of tho above article
Jes HEcKLER, REMLEY MAxToN's.
Glass WARE, in all shapes, grades and
~ prices, Just received.
jes HECKLER, REMLRY MAXToN.
WATER C0oLERs-A good article, at
W reduced prices, for sale at
Ies HEcKLkR, RE dLEY a MAXToN's
WIRE COVERS-0vai aud round-(ail
w Bizes) just received at
tes HECkLER, RIB MLEY = MAXToN's
WATERS AND TEA TRAYS-,Just
W received another lot new oil, les at
JeS HBCKLER. REMLEY n MAXTON's.
RLACK BOTTLES, at
y HECKLER, REMLBY & MAXToN's.
jy6
EEAl HER DUSTERS--A good article,
ies HEoKLER, REmLEY MAxroNs.
RR0rHER JONATHAN, for the of nth
- July-a large lot just received.
EM0NS,-25 boxes French Lemons, in
IA prime order, just received.
augl ID. a +. d. sHUL