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The Placer herald., 1860-10-27
YOUNG AMERICA STORE
B. cooDKIND 4 CO.

YOUNG AMERICA STORE
B. cooDKIND 4 CO.
WE would respectfully inform our customers
w and citizens generally that we have just re-
turned from San Francisco with a large stock of
articles Of our trade, part of which came by the
last steamer.
Gentlemen will find better Cigar and more
extensive assortment at our establishment than
can be offered at other stores of
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
The very best Brands we offer to those who use
the weed, such as the
]. J. Ferguson's Yellow Peach
James Clater's Premium Lynchburg Virginia,
The Celebrated May Apple,
Forest Rose, Our Jewel,
Gold Leaf, Wedding Cake etc, etc.
For Smoking:
killikinik, Corn Cob, Peach, and others.
French SnuF-large Bottles,
Scotch Yellow Snuff,
Lorilad Macaboy,
Goodwyer's Rappee.
Green Fruit,
Always the best and freshest the markets pro-
duce.
Candies.
The best selected assortment ever offered iu
the place.
Dried Fruit.
California and Malaga Figs.
French and German Brown Pears and Cherries
Dried Currants and Raisns,
And a superior lot of large Malaga Raisins
All of our articles arc of the best kind and
will be sold at the lowest rates; and we will en-
deavor to give full satisfaction to all who will
favor us with a CALL b. GOODKIND Il CO..
Young America Store.
Adjoining Van Matters Hardware Store.
Auburn, October 9Th lS60-my
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

- County Warrants will be received by the
undersigned county Treasurer of Placer county.
up to the last day OF the term of the Board OF
Supervisors, to be held on the first Monday in
November next, in accordance with an act ap-
proved February 7th, 1855, entitled An Act
Amendatory and Supplementary to An Act en-
titled "An Act to authorize the Board Of Super.
visors of Placer county to levy Especial tax"
approved March 1lth, 1856. The lowest bids will
be accepted Provided, no bid for more than the
par value of said Warrant, or any bids unless nc
companied by the Warrant, proposed to be sur,
rendered, will be accepted
GEORGE w. APPLEGATE.
County Treasurer.
Auhurn October 9Th l6fl- 4W.
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s. v. r. r.
A E lA s::s... Y: .:s::5 S. -; q: ;s;ss
WINTER EMENT.

Ga iki lssl |. :ii:.:...;::is ~
WINTER ARRANGE MEN 7.
IN AND AFTER THE 22D DAY OF OCTO-
ObER, 1860, the Cars Of the Sacramento Val
ley Railaoad will leave as follows, viz:
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
Will leave the Depot, at the foot of K street,
at Sacramento, at 81 A. NJ, Ii and AZ p. NJ, Sun
days excepted.
Folsom at I A. NJ, IL NJ. and A p. NJ, Sundays
excepted.
Will leave Sacramento at 81 An.
Will leave Folsom at p. NJ.
TICKET OFFICE-OH Front street under the
What Cheer House.
Freight for Folsom
Will be taken up by every train. Sundays cx-
cepted.
Up Way-Freight by the II train only.
Downward Way-Freight by the train only.
= Freight must be delivered ut the Depot, foot OF
l. street. half an hour before the departing OF
trains, else it will be retained for the next train.
The 64 train out from Sacramento connects
with stages for all the following named places,
and passengers pl occurring tickets at the Depot at
Sacramento will be sent through the same day
The stages run from all the following named places
to connect with the IL NJ train from Folsom, ar-
irving in Sacramento one hour before the San
Francisco boat leaves.
Nevada Grass Valley, Auburn,
Iowa Hill Forest City, Downlevilie,
Orleans Flat Ophr, Cold Hill,
Ilinoistown Yankee Jim's, Green"ooo VAL
Georgetown Mormon Island Coloma'
Ell Dorado Diamond Sp 'gs, Pacerville,
Prairie City, Michigan Bar, Cooks Bar,
Wallis Diggns, Live Oak City, Arkansas Dig,
Willow Springs, Drytown, Amador'
Suttcr. Jackson, Fiddletown,
AND WASHOE,
To which point this is the nearest and quickest
route,
And all intermediate places.
For freight or passage apply OF the Railroad
tsa,ions. j. p. ROBINSON,
Superintendent.
October goth lS60.-my
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PLACER COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
FELIX B. HIGGINS, of Auburn.
FOR AsSEMBLYMEN.
W. D. HARTMAN, of Dutch Flat.
S. R. CASE of Michigan Bluff,
G. B. DINSMORE, of Gold Hill,
C.P. HUBBELL. Of Pine Grove.
FOR SHERIFF.
G. J. GARLAND, of Forest Hill.
FOR TREASURER.
LYMAN STANFORD. of Stony Bar.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
4. ". HILLYER; Of Auburn.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
GEORGE ALDRICH, of Virginia.
FOR COUNTY RECORDER.
W. A. SELKIRK, Of Monona Flat.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
A. N. DAVIDSON, OF Bath
Oct. l3-3w.
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For Assessor of TIP. No.

For Assessor of TIP. No. 10.
We are authorized to announce the name OF
CAPT. JOHN BRISTOW. as II candidate for the
Office Of Assessor OF Township No. 10, nt the en-,
suing election.
October Doth 1SGO.-te
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BOOKS! BOOKS!
AT THE
NEW BOOK 7 o r E
JULIUS P. BROOKS,

HAS just received complete stock of we'll
Ill selected Books of all kinds, to which he in
vites the attention Of the public. His stock COM
prises full assortment Of
Standard Literature.
Biographical, Historical, and
Scientific Books.
School Books, &C., &c.
He has also u new and superior stock of Blank
Books. Stationery. and all other articles pertain
ing to that branch of trade. such as
Gold and Steel Pens, Inks, Sealing Wax, Wa
fers, Lead Pencils Memorandum Books, Diaries,
Ink Stands, Calendars, Z. cket Books, Reference
Files, Note and Receipt Books, Portfolios, States
Blotting and Tissue Papers, &c, &c.
Also, an elegant assortment of Chessmcn, Back
CANNON Boards, Dice. and Playing Cards.
He will constantly receive by the steamers the
Atlantic Papers Magazines, Periodicals, and oil
the novels and light literature Of the day.
Aulurn, December 3lst. 1859.
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For Collector.

D. S. CALENDER, is candidate for Col
lector Of Township No. l.
Sept 2lst, 1860
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Candidate for Constabl

Candidate for Constable.
We are authorized to announce the name of
WILLIAM OSBURN, as q candidate for Con
stable of Township No. 3.
September Sth. 1860.
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DR.. Boxen,. Blood Purifier,


Composed of the Extracts of Sarsaparilla. Yel-
low Dock. Dandeion. Stillngcr, and Iodide of
Potass, is superior 10 any other Medicine for
Purifying the Blood 1t will cure scroula, Rheu-
matism. Dyspepsia Liver Complaint. Bronchitis,
and all diseases of the skin. 1t is put up in
quart bottes-only 81 per bottle. For sale,
wholesale or retail at Plaza Drug Store, corner
Clay and Kearny streets, San Francsco by II. R.
Hawkins, sole Agent for Placer county; and by
oil Druggists on the Pacific Coast.
August lih, lSG0.-my
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGs.-Of all
the remedies for CouGHs CoIDs, SORE THROAT,
INFLUENZA, GROUP, WHOoPING CouGH. BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, PHTHIsc, or any other affection of the
Throat or Lungs it is now generally conceded
that NEWEL'S COUGH or PULMONARY SY
RUP. is the safest and the best =.
It isagrecablc to the taste. soothing and heal
ing in it's effect. and has received more substan-
tal testimony in its favor during the past year
than all other remedies for pulmonary complaints
combined, Manufactured and for sale by WIN.
NEWELL, 70 Merchant ST., San Francisco H..
r. HAWKINS Agent, Auburn.
August 25th.-3m
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

For Township Collector.
Sc. BARRETT, will be u candidate for Col
lector for Township No. 3. at the next genera
election.
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ORLEANS HOTEL.

MAIN STREET. AUBURN.
YNHIS long established and well known House
l. has been entirely renovated from Cellar to
garrett. the rooms newly papered, AMI is now one
OF the best public houses in the country.
THE PUBLIC
Will receive superior accommodations as usual
the rooms being nice and airy, and the bedding
clean and comfortable. The Proprietor will use
his best endcavors to please his patrons. His Bar
will be supplied with good Liquors, and the Table
with the best the market affords.
Boarders taken by the Day Week Mt
the lowest rates.
JACOB GIBSON
April l4th, 1860.
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REED & FRENCH.
BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,
AND DEALERS IN
DOORS, SASH, ETC.,
Auburn. Cal.

TAKE this method Of informing the public that. \
l. they are ut all times prepared to take con
tracts for building. or do any kind Of Cnrpentee~
or Joiners work In w0rkman!kemnnpef npds
1T low rates.
Shop. on Auburn Ravine. near the PiGesv Her.
aid onica. where those wanting anything 10 the-
above line can be promptly accommodated.
REED d FRENCH.
Auburn, May 7ih, ls59,-my
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Wistar,s Balsam Of wild Cherry.

N1-The only pure and genuine Balsam is, and
for the last twenty years, has been prepared by
SETH W. FowLE Il Co., of Boston; and their print.
ed name, as we'll as the written signature of
Butts, appear on the outer wrappers. As you
would ovoid the spurious and haze the genuine
take no other.
This invaluable remedy is the best one extant
for the safe, sure, speedy and permanent cure of
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronehitis, .Asth
ma, Pleurisy, Pneumonia, Group, Whooping
or side, and in fact every form Of Throat, Chest
ard Lung Complaint as we'll as CONSUMPTION
itself.
This household remedy should be in the hands
of every family and individual, as timely up
plication of it to slight cold will cause imme-
diate relief; while cases of long standing obsti-
nate. and apparently incurable character, will
surely yield to its wonderful curative powers and
its great adoption to the wants Of man when af
ficted.
The Placer herald., 1860-10-27
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HAN NIBAL HAML1N.
OF Maine.

FOR STATE ELECTORS.
A. N. PICO. C. A. WASHBURN,
W. II. WEEKS, C. a. TUTTLE.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!
Cabinet Ware ManufactorY.

Cabinet Ware Mandatory.
On Auburn Ravine, nearly opposite Toll
House, Auburn, Cal.
HAVING just completed my establishment for
IL the manufacture of Cabinet ware, hereby
give notice that nm ready to manufacture
Sofas, sideboards, Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Tables, Washstands, WardrObes,
or any other articles of furniture that may be Or
dered Being practical workman and having
lifetime experience in the business fiatter my
self that can give full satisfaction to any who
may favor me with their patronage. The furni,
ture will be made of the best of seasonedlumber.
Prices reasonable, and strictly Cash.
G@- All kinds of repairing done neatly and
with dispatch.
UNDERTAKING.--All II orders in Undertaking
will be promptly attended to-.
NE Orders can be left at the Toll House, or
at the Shop.
THOMAS JAMISON.
Auburn, March oath, 1S60--my.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

FOR PRESIDENT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Of Illinois.
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Ns- Advertising by some Physicians ha

>>N'NA sAoAAA6 ~ ooAAS = ycA~AoAc Ao0
been condemed, as destroying the quality Of
opportunity to gain public favors; but should
this consideration be allowed to weigh against
the fact that incompetent men would seize
the advantage thus offered and impose upon those
who ore not able to discriminate between sci
entifc physician and one who has no claim to
this appellation? Indeed, we feel that it is the
duty of good physicians to make themselves
known and We rejoice that DR.. J. G. You've has
taken the initory in this movement as we believe
many will besaved by it from imposition. It is
q strange benevolence that would stand aloof
whilst empiricism held out the snare to entrap
the crednlous and see mankind suffer for fear Of
hurting the tender sensibilites of on assumed
dignity. We would say to those who stand in
need of medical assistance to go, or write to DR..
Young; he makes no charge for consultation, by
letter or otherwise. DR.. J. c. YOUNG, Office
21O Clay ST., Opposite the Plaza Hotel, San
Francisco Cal
Office hours from 8 A. NJ. to P. NJ.
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Gwynn's Variety Store,

TUST received, q choice article OF OTAkDS
RI RRANDY in bottles. DALY'S WHISKEY
and BRANDY in bottles, and the MAGNO-
LA WHISKEY by the gallon. Likewise, Balti-
more Cider Vinegar for picking Also, some
fancy Carriages for Children; ,r1,,n
October Goth, 1860.-3+
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NE "
Dry Goods Store =!

HAVING OPENED ON THE
BRICK CORNER,
SPECTFULLY INFORM THE
Ladies of Auburn and vicinity,
that we have now ready and offer for sale the
best selected
Stock Of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods,
entirely new, and selected from the latest impor-
tations, consisting of the latest styles of
Dress Goods, ClOaks, Woolcn ShaXvls,
Plaid and Rcversable, Ladies' and Chill
dren's Knit Wooden Goods, Fancy
and Black Silks, Hosiery, Rib
bOns, Plain and Fancy Velvet
Trimmings, Crochit and
Plain Silk Fringes, Bon
cts, Caters, &C.,
and many other articles requisite to complete
assortment
The undersigned will spare no pains to make
this THE STORE for cheapness, politeness and
honorable dealings, being assured that such can
not fail to secure him q fair share of patronage.
Please call and convince yourself. No charge for
showing goods. Respectfully,
l. KLINE,
Auburn and Coloma.
Auburn, Oct 9th, 1860.-lm
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Latest by Pony Express.

The Pony Express arrived at Carson City
oD Wedn esday, with St Louis dates to the
IS Octoher
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-26

D Our neighbor down street boasts Of his large
circulation II he has the Subscription he saws he
has we should think he would try to give AZ much
reading matter possible IL not enlarge his sheet
but, instead of that he seems to try how ie read
ing he can furnish. He puts up most Of his paper
in large type and leads original and selected mat
ter alike. This is net the way publishers general
ly act who have such aiist as e boasts about Ell
Their he has not got near the circulation he says be
has, or he does not expect to get any pay from a
great portion Of his subscribers. We are aware
that it Is an easy matter for soliciting agent to
obtain large subscription list for any paper. pro-
vided he takes good and bad, but generally, when
the publisher sends out his collecting agent he
finds it muck harder to get the dollars than it was
to get the names However. We hope our neigh
Dor may be more fortunate In this respect than his
predecessors who have tried the experiment II
he hoped to obtain any political advantage by his
large list he has acted unwiscly in showing his
hand, as the Republicans are all alive and VIII i'm
mediately take steps to counteract his designs
Our list is constantly increasing and by the time
the Presidential canvass is fairly commenced VIC
have no doubt, from assurances received from al
quarters of this and Starke county, that it will OK
&C ed one thousand. Unlike neighbor we s'isl
enicavor to furnish as much reading matter as W.
possibly can, all the time. We give now abou
twice rs much as he docs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-26

occasional exceptions is not to be wondered at, nor
shall We be offended at any one for choosing to
ercise the right Of thinking for himself provided
he allows us the same privilege. 81
The allegation made by the editor of the Demo-
cratic Mr.. Morris, that we published falsehoods
knowing them to be SUCH" is not true. The boot
is on the other leg, rs We have already frequently
shown during his brief career here. and as his pos
tive statement that the Board Of Commissioners
had held "private sessions" proves beyond cues
ton. We shall not now attempt 70 discuss the
question OF veraci.y with tho editor Of the Demo
crat. bit challenge him to specify single misssate-
ment We have made since he took charge OF the
Democrat, or before. with two exceptions already
corrected, in regard to ex,County oficersi 1t he
declines this challenge, and continues to make
round. sweeping assertions. as he has done hereto
FORE the inference will be Irresistible that he is toe
we'll aware Of our ability TO hack up all the state
ments we have made with proof that cannot os
questioned. We are more than willing TO be pu
TO the test, and il we fail to sustain single ALE
CATION we have made we shall rctrac: ii with pleas
ure. The cause we advocate needs no falsehocd
to prop 1t up and consequently we have not at an.
time knowingly made false statement about an.
matter. Can the editor of the Democrat say n
u,,,ch7 ef 5 vtHs 81 ffeH -9If1 t-t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-26

outbobyin defense of unlimited spread q 6l.vo-
~; honestly acknowledge yourselves the only pess
teal amalgamation party in the world-that you
are greatly in favor of negro slaves colored ladies
and mulatto babies.-that you believe Congress
ought pass laws protecting you in the enjoyment
of these great Constitutional blessings Confess
that you firmly believe the National "Corn Crib"
is great institution,-that "to the victors belong
the spoiIs," that all your rulers ought TO have
liberal allowance for extras, such as brandy smash
and egg nog, and then they ought not to pay fos
their own powder, and balls, and bowie Knives
And ihe Executive, too, ought to be literally pro.
vided for-he ought to hare-free access TO the
"crib." for he is the CHIEF Magistrate. and Crosf
Legislator of the Nation, in respect to whose deeds
no one has the least right enquire lest the dignity
of his high Office and name be sullied-that Covode
and Shcrmin ought TO be hung as traitors for init
mating that the Presidents drafts upon the Nation
al Treasury for elect oneering purposes WAS not
strictly Democratic. Now can honest Confession
is good tor the SOUL" and you must "own up" that
they are the sound and Conservative principles
of your party as cnunciatcd by the concensra-
ted wisdom Of the Democracy at Washington
and the principal organs. of the party, every
where, and you dare not deny il, Mt the peri'
of your honor. You ought to honestly, and
frankly. avow and maintain these principles
OF else like an honest man and true Democrat Tor
sake the ranks of one of the most corrupt and de
generated parties that ever cursed nation, and
follow the example of Thousands Of old tried ant
true Democrats, and identity yourselves with =
party whose Object is to rescue the Nation from the
hands of corrupt, wicked and prohis,.e admins
tration. and restore it TO the pure and benehcen'
{ policy Of Washington and Jefferson. In this goo'
: work We expect the aid of every intelligent op
: poncnt ofinjustce. oppression and extravaganza
: ANGUS. Ind. April 18TH MASvrIIE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-26
in the fall of 1857, and continues as fol

in the fall of 1857, and continues as fol-
lows:
cat length it was fully developed that,
contrary to all the pledges given. especially
by Calhoun himself. the President of the
Convention, they would not submit the
Constitution to the vote of the people
Finally, few days before the vote was
taken on the subject, Mr.. Calhoun, the
President Of the Convention, called on me,
and submitted substantially the programme
as to slavery which was subsequently adopt
ell by the Convention. and asked my con-
currence. He presented various prospects
Of a very high place from the people OF
this Union if would concur. and assured
me that it was the programme of the Adj
ministration.v / said that was impossible,
and showed Mr.. Calhoun the letter of Mr.
Buchanan to me, of the 18th of July. 1851
He said that the Administration had
changed its policy / told him did moi
believe it, but let who would change thei
views on that question, with me the ques
ion of submitting the Constitution to th'
vote of the people was fundamental, and
never would change or modify nay view
on that question in the slightest respect
that would fight it out to the end, be tn
consequences to me. personally or politi
cally. what they might be. MIR. Calhoun
; continued to insist that oughtto SO wit
the President upon this subject. | d.nie
that he had any right to speak for the Pres
ident; that the office that he held. thong
by far the most lucrative in the Territory
| believe. was not connected with the az
: ministration of the civil affairs, but wit
the surveys of the public lands. and that
the President had any intimations to gi'
y me on this subject. they could come fro
: himself. aske him if he had any lett
: from the President. He said he had no
but tina. the assurance come to him in sn'
manner as to be entirely reliable; tn
,. this particular programme in Kansas W
u the programme in the Administration.
l. stated that never would assent to it, and
gave various reasons"
IL Walker is very indignant that the Alto
J. ney General should have denied the e
!, istence Of the letter after he stated IT, al
IL notes are said to have pass ed between the
on the subject. These disclosures have ia
ie en- like bombshells into the ranks oil {
I" Administration.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-26
charieston Convention.

No news of importance has as yet been received
Of the doings Of the Democracy at Char.cston.--
The Convention organized on Tacsday by elccting
Caleb Gushing pertinent Chairman. who VIII
be tho nominee is involved in much doubt as cv-
er. Mr.. Douglass friends are confident Of his sue
cess and his enemies are equally certain of his de-
feat. II IS generally expected that the nomina-
t;ons will be made tc-i1v.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-26
The Warsaw Iudianian gives an account of a

The Warsaw Iadianian gives an account OF an
operation FOR the ''stone.' recently performed III
Kosciusko county. by DR.. Parks of Lcesburg, by
which stone 81. inches long By Il inches through
was extracted, and the patient, Mr.. Murray, who
had seryed with great credit as regular soldier il
the Mexican war, was relieved Of ng stand
ing and complicated disease. which was fas
hurrying him to the grave. The operation is con
sidercd one of the most difficult in surgery We be
/ lieye.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-26

WILD Car BASK.-The Chicago Press q Trib-
nm. warns the public against the Bunk of Whit
field Georgia. which the proprietors Of the North
western Reporter and Insurance Journal gives
standing qnotation,-the new publishers OF the
Journal being the real owners ofihe wild cat con
Germ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-26
Disastrous CONFEDERATION.

The Illinois Central Railroad Depot s0d Ma
chine Shop, at Chicago, with great portion OF
its contents, was totally destroyed by fire on the
night of the 9Th inst. The loss is estimated a:
sl3O, 900 which is fully covered br insurance. in thu
London and Liverpool Insurance Companies.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-26
.tlllan.
SADDLES, BRlDLE.
HARNESS, tcLLAEs.
Waip, & LasleS,
nECLARATION OF INDEPEN.
- DENCE.
ANGUS. Ind. April 18TH MASvrl


SNa.0, iS The souNAe a'adt q l's 'e"'s
wsshp~Y ieV er' fN~, 10 'AalsH The ta'=
eoMIiie keniA ,uheh have sonNsd,l &rm w'A
oshos, a1S 10 a sumo nr"-~,7 'i~- s'eNA 4
9lqarovsh ihas SAemins"e' 4 toAi''o" ,sh's''
he sdtggo y soeas at q Lower Price
,~'al,A Aao, Oh dee M ~A,sd o. ih,' et'"=
'o~A d ihs sa;9e~A JNa'Ahaa So""If Nc
q,sa,s ihOt sl.ol should d,ds~- tbe-, faes'A
,ri1sN ~AA sss~s-, A" Inv s,Sa'as'o". W
hiN st.sa fs,ihs 10 h Iii =eu'dsra, 'hcs 0't
10 not Sell Goods Equal; Md s'as' ~ho
Buy Goods Cheapest can sdu at a
Lower Price; sha he SsAd ,ph'e6 Sells
at the Lowest Price * Entitled u
Ike Patronage y epmma~'''f.