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~ Near Board Tree Tonnel on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. lives Henry
Church and his wife Henry is one hun
d,ed and nine gears old, and his wife one
hundred and sesea years old. They have
lived together eighty six years. and have a
grown. handsome. siagle daughter. aged
Just eighty-one years. The old fellow is
wealthy. which wealth his sprightly young
daughter viii inherit. A fne chance Tor
some handsome young MAO.
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Soul Sleepers is the name o. new reiig-
ious sect which has recently made its ap-
pearance at Fairfield. Iowa men and
woman. apostles Of The sect. have been tar
r.ing at that place and sleeping in tent
They are opposed to churches. deny the
divinity of Christ. teach that the soul Is =
material substance. and sleeps with the
body until the resurrection.
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fEA married woman died in Waushra
couuty, Wisconsin,. last week, at the age of
sixteen years and six months. leaving three
children to mourn her loss. She Was mar
lied at the age of thirteen years.
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10 The folio wing letter, written b. tree-
man G. Cary. formerly President of Farm
er's College, explains itself. Coming from
a gentleman we'll qualified to give opinion,
it will go far toward removing the prejudics.
existing in the minds of some. against tie
imp. owed method of inserting teeth. So
practced by Dr. Ludlow, Of this city, aud 70
establish it in the general confidence of the
public:-Eds Pal.
HaMrLToS, May 27,h. 1860.
DR S. w. LUDLOW: You ask my opinieD
Of the continuous gum work as now manu-
featured by experienced dentists, aud Ac-
cordng to DR.. Aliens most approved plan
This mos. freely do, because esteem il
one Of the greatest Improvements OF the
age.
| have been q continued patron OF the
dentists for twenty years /; have used pivot
work. plate. light and heavy. OF gold. by
the best dentists, and when l used those
forms l thought them a pretty good subssi
tu-e. Abou: a year since l obtained a sc.
| Of the continuous gum. and l unhesitating-
| ly pronounce all the previous forms wLich
| have used as the merest quackery in con-
parison with these. l can now rnas.ica.e
nv food as well as ever could with my
natural teeth; can bite An apple. OF auy or
dinarily soft substance, with ease. They
never fall out; are peIf,c II easy 10 the
mouth; the tongue passe, over them smooth
| IL, there being no sharp corners; they re-
main constantly sweet and clean. there be-
ing no inters ices for the food to insinua.e
itself, even escaping the use Of the brush
as in the ordinary plate work. These need
no other cleaning than washing like q break.
fast plate In fine, regard the inventor Of
the porcelain teeth as . benefactor. and
good set OF such teeth rs the perfection Of
dentistry. And were set Of any other kind
presented should deem expensive conpaE-
ed with these at the highest price asked Tor
them know many deasisis decry them.
but it Is either from the grossess ignorance,
or simply because they cannot manufacture
them.
You are ss liberty to make thi. statement
zs public Is you plesse. F. g. CARY.
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The vsvay RsreiUe says the damage to
fruit trees alone in Switzerland county by
the great storm will amount to 5,oOo or
more. In the interior of the county where
the hail was heavy the wheat is badly injured,
and great deal Of fruit knocked of
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Dyspepsia Reaedg--A good cure for
the dyspepsia is to eollec, bills for . news
paper Ii that doa't give You m appetite.
you might as well sell your stomach 70,
,riee and b done with il.
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A bill has been introduce into the Assem-
bly, Of Alabama for transporting all negroes
guilty Of capital offenses TO Massachusetts,.
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FRUITS.
Best .Specin.eas Strauberries.
Ist Premium to Wilson's Albany, No. G. James
flamii;ou.
"a 90 DO Longwotth's Prolific. No. 3.
Thomas Moore.
Cd do NcAvoys Superior, No. 2, G. $.
Meajenhall.
Bes. Display do No. ), thomas Moore.
Fine specin LIS we're also shown of
Notes Seeding. No. SO aud No H. By l..
Smith Mote of Wes:v!le, OHIO the first
named very large, fue berry, deemed by
your Committee worthy OF further trial
Longxoria's Prolific aud Peabody, by Wa alter
Stevens.
McAvoy's Superior, by II T. Reed,
wilson's Albany and Hookeris Seeding, BY f.
Y. Ttas.
The display of luscious fruit. notwithstanding
the iOr Z continued drouth and depsedatious OF
vil!ainoIs BOYS, creditabie 10 the exhibition.
Best Specimens Cherries.
lst Premium to Mayduke No. ?. Reece Men
dcuhail.
81 do do EArly May No. do do
A nice basket of Black Tartarian Cherries
was shown by Il. Stratlau, Early May by Jos
Ratclif, and Gov Wood, by L. 5. Mote.
Best Specinseas GooseGefries.
lst Premium Ioughions Seeding, No. 2. Jas.
q do do lioug ghtou's Seeding, by Thos.
Moore.
Several plates of English Gooseberries were
exhibited, some Of which were very i.e, bat
deemed BY your Committee uEsaItsd 10 our Gil
mate, and therefore unworthy Of conmeudation.
A bottle OF Houghtons GooseoerIies. pre-.
served without fire heat shown by Robert
Murphy, which appeared to he IN good urder,
aud superior to those kept III the usual way.
Best Specimens Currants.
lst Premium, Caerry. to No \. liuttoo.
Best Display, to No. 3. John j. CJney.
Your Committee feel bound TO say, iu jis'ice
10 themselves that in making their awards they
governed not solely by the s'zs aud appear
ance OF the specimens exIb;tei, but 10 some ex
tent by the general producliventss and general
adaptation OF the varie les 10 our soil aud eli
mate, as they felt unwitiny 10 recommend by
premium any variety that was believed To be
unsdited to me al culture.
+. Y. TEAS,
LEWIS JONES. Committee.
s. ). BOYD
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-The Auburn ADVERTISER saws com

EE- The Auburn ADV ertiser saws CON-
miltee OF The leading citizens 0! that place
called upon Mr.. Seward on Saturday morn
ing last and requested him to consent 10 &C.
liver an oration on the 4th Of July. Mr.
Seward received the request very kindly.
but SAID that hs must decline the invitstion
for the present year. He added. however.
that il living on the Fourth OK July. 1851,
he would then oheerfully consent 10 deliv er
an address to Lis fellow townsmen. as forty
wears previous to that date he had com
nenced his public life, and that occasion
would be its conclusion.
Banking and Tanning Combined.-Is
may not be generally known that the
Branch OF the Union Bank in this city is
extensively engaged in the tanning busi-
,.4-s. hasint a tan yard for that purpose IN
Chsttanooga. DEF aler j.: this city shipped
a large lot of hides for the bank of Cuat-
tsnooga yesterday i Memphis Appeal,
Nav 50.
We have often heard of banks that skin
ned pc 1pa, bu. never heard before OF o. .
that tanaed the hide af ~ it was taken off.
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FLOWERS.
Best Roses in pots. q Meudenha!i.
do sin lie specimen do do
do Display Cut Roses, } Conley.
do Fuse hias Ralsback 4 Huston.
do single 8, eciu,en, do do
do specimen Nel oena j. Couity.
do display Neroeass, is,i!soacS X Hutton
do IN pots do d.
do best land Bouquet, j Couley.
"a do Miss Meudeunail.
Bes, Aiuo,iiis. J Con.ey.
do Geraniurn, RAiisback Il Hatton.
do display of Flowers, do do
81 do do do j. Conley,
do PaUzes. j Coaley.
do PiGks. u Meudeuhal
do siigie specimen, do
Amateur List.
Best tut Roses, Benz S,raitan.
do Hand Bouquet, Mss Hetue Strattan.
ID do do do Waiter ) evens
Il st Display Flowers, b. S'rsttan.
"a do do do alter Stevens
Bes. DIS lay Bo 'qiets b. ) rattan.
do do Cut Flowers do
Respectfully Submitted.
L, REED,
O. BurLss. : Commit.
.. p. BAER, y
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EMIGRATION TO PIKk's PEAK The fol-
lowing is the number Of teams and men that
crossed the Mississippi river at Omaha. Ne
hrssks Territory. for the week ending May
IL
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Good Use Of Lager Beer.-Of the va
rious novel virtues claimed By the lovers OF
lager beer. none seems more plausible than
one which has been recently discovered by
a hitherto non imbibant. He had a bottle
oil .bock" sent him by friend, and having
no other use to devote it to. empted it in
flower pot containing beautiful tuschia-
On the morning after. the fusch'a was in
full bloom, and attributing the extraordina-
ry rapiIity of this eff presence to the vital
force Of The beer. he impaired the secret to
all OF his acuuaintances There has sluc.,
been a great demand for lager .'to pour up
on flowers - Petersburg (Va.) Express.
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Emancipation of .Serenfy.tfre Neeroes--
Some time ago. Mr. \ Cuthbert of Geor-
gia, son of former United Safes Senator
from that State. emanci pated all bis slaves.
seventy Ave 10 numb r. We learn hat that
gentleman has recently purchased and SET
tied upon a farm lying hear the Paterson
and Hamburg turnpike, about four miles
from the former place. Mr. c. has brought
FIVE Of bis former "chattels" with him, af-
ter giving them their liberty; the others
have been sent to Liberia Nay he long
live to enjoy the appreciation which his own
conscience must afford for the performance
Of such an act of Christian humanity
N. Y. Com. Adv.
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Total, S3S wagons, 96l men.
Total for FIVE weeks, 1867 wagons, 34o5
men.
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DRILLED WHEAT.-We have often pub

DRILLED WHEAT-We have often pub
lishei extracts from other papers showing
the superior advantages obtained by sowing
wheat in drills-advantages oug farmers
generally seem 10 have but little idea of. or
they certainly would never SOW wheat broad
cast again. On Tuesday last we saw one
OF the best fields Of wheat, containing ten
acres, We have ever seen, on the farm of
Mr. John Elliott, about one mile from town
This wheat stands fall five Feet high, thics,
and headed out very heavily; while other
fields arounl and near to it. sown a, the
same time and equally good land look
bad compared to il. 1t acas soa-u in drills,
which requires three gallon of seed less per
acre than when sown broadcast
Mr.. Elliot informed US that he was con-
fident this field will yield at least forty bush
els to the acre, and we believe it will be
hard TO fnd another piece OF wheat in the
country to equal it Indeed. so certain is
Mr.. E. of the superiority of his wheat and
the manner of culture, tina. he intends en-
tering it at the next Fair, when unless we
are greatly mistaken, he will take the pre-
MUM over all competitors. Farmers de sirous
OF observing the advantages to be gained
BY sowing wheat IN drills, should visi; Mr..
Elliott's farm, where they can Judge for
themselves.-Ne1 Hurmosy idUertiser.
1t is strange how some of our farmers
contend against the advantages to be de-
rived from drilling wheat, in the face Of ev-
iieuce showing that the process is certainly
beneficial We have the experience of The
best farmers to prove that drilling prevents
freezing out and rust. facilitates the forma-
ton OF heavy grain. aud requires less seed
than does the broadcast method.
Reasoning altogether from the assertions
Of farmers accustomed to drilling their
wheat We believe wheat drill is one of
the bes. machines that can be put on farm.
--Eransraie Journal.
We fully endorse the above so far as it
refers to the superiority of drilling in wheat.
and beg leave to say tha, Mes-rs. Davis,
Lawrence & Co. Dublin. in this county.
make Drill which is unsurpassed. If you
want one send to them for pamphlet.
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VEGETABLES.


b ST Specimens Cucumbers.
lat Premium, best 6, to NJ. l. W. II. Jones.
81 do do do . W. Ii. Jones.
Best Specimens Raatshes.
lst Premium best e to No. l, j. l.. hompsoa
"a do do do D. w. Il. S,evens
Best Speci mems Lettuce.
Is, Premium. bes; 9, to No, 2. W. II. Jones.
ID do do do 4. ". Ii. jones.
Best Specimens Onions.
L.. Premium. best 6, to No 5. w & Stevens
a. - A. Do Il s,an:..r
Best Specimens asparagus.
y, l, rsyIor & Fryar.
Best Display lst Pre- n To No 2, w II. Jones.
"a do d. l,raylo,& K F'!ar
Vegetable, for which Premiun,. were
not offered.
Rhubarb, large aud noteworthy, Cahoons
Mammoth, No. 2, presented by q. W. Hid, L'n-
Laas No l quilted 10 the second place, re-
ssuted by w. H. Joues.
Caulhoser, No. l, by w Ii. jones' eminent
ly worthy Il coriplimen ary premium.
Beets Long Blood, No. ,. raj ed by w. u.
Stevens OCCUPIES the first place ; Extra Early
lump, No 3, oy Taylor Fryar, were also fac.
Turnips, No. 2, raised by +. Staniy, were
unusually good. aud worthy Of consideration
Ills second show Of the vegetable Was
highly commebdale.
/ here were exhibited also, specimens OF Brus
se.s Sprouts Round SpinGach, Egg P!ant 10
BLOSSOM tomatoes in fruit, Peppers &c, raised
by W H. Jonts, ell Of which were far in
advance of the season. aud showed much care
aud skill. in the cultivation.
Peas almost ripe, were shown by r. Stanley.
MessIs Ia lor 4 Fryar IN addition TO the Va
ri ties before uamed, presented peas and :hnbaro
w. u. STEVENS, Chin.
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m OOO USHELS FLAXSEED!

The undersgned wish purchase So 900 bushels FLAX
seed which they ~iii the highest price
CASH At their store near the depot.
REID LEEDS
June 9Th. 1870. 26f
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Spring horticultural Fair.
Awards Of Committe es.
FRJX is.

We give below the official reports of the res
pective committees:
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C1rY lax FOR 1890

EtITY TAX FOR 1890
The Tax "f the City of Hichmond are hereby no
the hf said City due. and they
respectfully requested to call their
isnce the Collectors ofc. la BORroSS BUILDING.
Main Street, ~ a settle the
Firsmen requested TO cali and get their receipts
e. WILLIAMS, Collector.
Jrne 1850. St
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l6.

8aum mar - am ndhten Sdae Qbsnb AZ.
ipcrotn ais i'm @GftrbauIe Ssmanb silf.rt;, J.,
pie Stuse bsrsin ibiIpfte. Die SGferiu mar
aue'n; ht laf i'm @rospatrrliuble unp bate bis
1anrt lbnT in ben S6OU6 ssleat. @i. blidt.
oen elntr'tsnntn Itarf burh bic O6mmeruno
on. User if'S5 frasts ifs snpli&, pa ife i'm
ntt rrfannte.
@ruB' 9Utt Sai', lost, baraul .ne bsfonnt.
Stimme.
osrrsl's, Ger 6risbsr riff fe. Bas f&rn
tp'sOer aus Der j5rtmre pa gers it p,nu bos
sSis 9ebt renn pas gu?
S1rrdlb it's, erwiberts brr QntSmnIiuo
me mn man Alt unp SUNG. snp unb seorI inn
msr anf ole ndmlicb' 6rna' @ntpUrt o,ssn fan
s'O I'D ssb' HnO ifet' srsft man mid init Sra.
gen al unO oerIanat 8ehsnbaft BON mir rrorun,
tb ibcn risrsT "a lei. Scb wiq's SuH pod,t.r
Nues baarflein Idasn. absr ,uerlt BAH in s;,,.
Sltt' an @uh. Shut MIR Die Qisb.. 9or ,,n
9'btt, 10 crop unb lhwer Sbr ltip b,r Nt,rn
nod bnaus gum 6irldsan.r unb fooet sir.n,
o'n Orr ebrlt'ns ibrtn Srueerm, am iiebi1en
Dem 5fr9' rsnn Der anprs 1T binter brn obrsr
ntht trrden. oaB ih netbicenoia nit ibm -, =.
BEN bdb'. Sd iann mid fsinem Np,nfcb.n "a
a"otrtfnnsn ais Gnf, penH Der YrVlos bot,s IN
DC" ~'IsS'rn, bsbt OaS, 10 melt iie nidt bSl,.rn
fno. ~"
A6 8Ttsetrl' lrnf'tr Die 5rdu, id tbdt,s oerts
germ absr bt mir ilt'S audi mt D, m @5rriro.,,
S0rbti. SD bab' isBt arg Ss6mUlns 8aR' Sos
Id taum Sarauf Ju ltsbsn psrmas.
(6Ortissuns fOIst)
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sSssirtDicbafts 0r5ffl
lllaia0!
Melnsn 8reHnoen une Dem scIummten Yutl,
tum ole anseise, ca6 me,ne neuc af
Observation-Disclosures

"'"." Ot""p'h uHe peW 9elonmteu 9ublts
tum ole Nnseiae odb mene neur a'a'
@drtcrpssStr
Dem Ssluchc jest often febt. Iielette in oufs
@el6mafrclllte einssrihtet, unp tSnnen Die os.
eer'sn 0dlte NIT sen tsten @rrtibuuorr ifbsr
Ar' lowie aud nit rparmen uno talten Spril,u
eeolent werpel. s8eintrintsr made i6 porous
'"I!"Vtlan'' oaB ifb Den ocn mr. 9e;pgcurn
Trainia NEein
rein unp unpsrfdildt an so Gts per 6(aihe psr,
taufe, um Saalreicben Scind, hittst
Ta lenttu Nehter.
OamPnUlf- Sertlnruna ,milChen 9iIdtmonp unI
Nem 2Jcrf
OdS Oampf6if ,.9tuunufe" perl66t 8ibmpuS
leoen Dtenltas, Na6mittags 4 ubr, uno gicricl,
0tittmcd Nitttae.
OaS Dampiihitf nSamestcwu" perIdbt ai6.
mOno iecen 6rritna Nahmittaes 4 llbr, unr
Nprtrit a Samstaa Nf,ttaa.
Der 6obrpreis in Der Gaiiite, Mabl; ,iteu e,n.
gcltIciIen, tetrGat $40. -.
9m Sterraas, Ubne &cIi, So. a.f...
GrcurIions 1idsL fir Die Sonlmsrmonate aiil.
ttg. SIS.
Nelrnee, ole Niittruds unr Somstoos esu
petersrurg 6rdb,ua tsnubtu, trcfTen ,r'ha nit
oet Norlrtt pete'ebura Sabn in rrifersr Start
rln 5m nit Dem OampfbOot lreitrr aebsn an fSu-
men. StdstS fur ptrie 3our fGnnen am peters
bur9 0eppt ger't meroen uuo bstrdat rcr aau,s
6aprprels etthIaas nur $40.
Nub am H. 6ein.f,n
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O's amtmdnnin ssmabnte e,u Sonnenpt If.
tunfts rem Siab s1ebs gu a.braud,en, samit man
oon lstnem 5iihtle:n ni&t nod msbr Nnte
BABE. a,r 3iflr
Oer Senntnptrib o,rfprudb bas geRe unb ii,
estttn Ndnnsr smpfnblen iIth In unt.rpdrHoftiF9
90, Idun Iits i'm 8ensn? foot, e, Ss,n.,
nsn~'rbtn. als ft Ssri@t dtsr ibren 8ana issrr' ssr.'
tatteten. Nun ia, ba fann man isst ol,ih Ssn
Ssripru@ NIT Der Sunsirr 6rldtausrin so1osn
laAen. 'TTI.
Sas bat quite sHea' sntasan.te Der Scnneu.
wtrtb. Wts it aeiaat Bob, ratei blsibfs. gp,nu
Der Sub psrtr msiu 6oue tttrstcn min 70 m 6
er ,uert heilig periprehen, bas .r ,peper mimi.
Ito n'@ lHr'ftl'd msbr stmas mitibr gu Id5 In
baten pill. "'
sou t& na& Satknbuftn ldbrstt.n2 fraot.
Der Gbirurs.
ss's war's renn2 faate bic Scnnsnmirttin.
o'e 'em gum Sdbatsrnad weniatens .inc tfeine
llnaemhb lidfsit auHdosn pult.. Ger 6srr ech,n,
fat ia teut isinsn Sdbatss ni6t yi, msf3a
pfnp er &c. S6ubmabers Raposl Yorlponnnffnn nnnfnns
teat unc thar fd fslbrr nadb 6attenboi,r 6uF
rem sSss MAIDEN? Gr tann's ia bod MD, BIZ Or =
rarten, bic Gr Sein rtubia'S Shof mi,r,r II
Orr Sar bat. liebrierus oenfet an mid nv
os'es; 10 lang man iirst. in Die Sir6' uiAt ana
Ser wsrests nod srIstsn. cae id Rtdst tsboIp.
)" Hao obn'btn elm @tTbGft braueen. foot.
Der eelrurs rsr itr cieSefreriauua niGt aSnnt,
OoB sr BLOB auf ibrs SsranIaiTuna einen gBee
'ph slh paar Stunoen maiden follts. Sd mu6
e'ne ses'teper'ru bort Icndoen, bic elm 6,eIhmiir
I'm WfunSs BOT. 8Ir t6is MSuI,r oietps f,in
pfoeofs''s W''ttel, nIs unfcre Sufrum,nte. ~"
Osr Sonnenwirtb lahte uub nabn 1,in Or.
eleten an. per'OnltG NIT p.m SIa&tlina ,u r,e,n,
'pm lorml'% pas ron Dem 8ater ausb,buno,n.
Ser'pfe@fn deun'hmsn unit ibn baun aIei& ana
'e'aem 3'fluftscrt mit'ubrtnasn.
Su bit rot reht trap. ioote r,;n. s.,,, -.
'bm. ais sr lib n E, uie onlhidt, Ik,r a.In o..
s's'"' 9th. 's frsut mid, BON ann,em S.r,en
10" aut ~ 'raen meineu 9ruosr bif.
Qnoa medlcamanta non sanant -. MIR.
"s''e oer eprHra eOr iih bin unb bisIt uieSer
'nhe. 0ann wanet' er db IN Ieinsr Nrau @p
long man itngt III bic &ird' nicbt ous hot o.;,.
yfuttrr ariaat. uno mir Bat elm SSo.lein o.,ff.
ten. Is ~sr0s wObl 8tdt batep. 3par, tpenn
se'n Sr"psr iebt Wernunit annimmt, 70 min IN
'om germ dllss @nte 50 lnen, uno nil a,rn po,u
s'bolttn eaten. ater Die 5eusel, bic beraab o.bt
roht afmftni9li6 10 fort obns sufentbalt. Dime.
p'h' ~fnn otiH Sater beut ffirbt, 70 ntnmt sr
mora n sia Sausrnn,sn d. Netnf eu. pu mir.
cflt nttt teiier ia elmer Sonnenlprtbiu toro,r 2
llno lruf idt gum sRirtbi6aften nidt 70 pieI e,e-
''d BADEN ais 'um @afirrns D.ins @utter 4
.Ea..
10 a'f''s nno SSantfb, aas iis meinen gtaifrtaa
nttnsn s6atss bsist. gi mir fanSe .s oor
~0eI an snen Auhe'as aus ibm iumadsn, ne
niAtsns nae Das Sarti6aten bttriTt.
W atns, unp Waaoalsne fab ibm I.us,,nS
n"h' Ssr esuber mOats wU9I @anaerlei ,u
tsseuten batsn.
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umaua!
miuinerD lOGarra !

N. G. BARTON erlau1t li6 Die au,eac ~
arathen, eos er leinen Stcre pom 100 nab 229
9Iainltrase, oberbaib rer 9ten, Derleat bat no er
n ierer Saiicn Elm oollhdnci9eS QHOrtimsnt Oer
oi ytnnen Nrtifsl oorrdtbil bdlt: Ssircne unp
-5trob. 6Gte. 6auben. &opipues, fraus6fihe Blu.
"A, IL uno Sanpsr; Spibsn Sertba'5 uno Gaps,
Spisen.S6!eer, 1rauer- Sragen unO isipsne unc
t.a,DFl6e SpiBen- Mantiaa5.
Damen, iushs Die Bapeotte triu4tn tGnnsu
EN- Store 1olIitinpiqf GaQ- &c. @nSase
-4Ls.
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9tn;etacn.
P.uer W6bIiaprn

P,uer W0b liapen
an Gvpab1r.. ,tpiIhen DIR 2. uno 8. Strase
Nlcrsi6netsr ma6t bem heutItcn @ubum Die erectcnc
gatae, Rae cbiesm 9lase enen 9H6belobtn r6n:'
bet une tittet in pprfonmeleen fsdler stReaisn Sr
sru SeiteIs arbsen iperotn sei@madppn uHo n6slibh
bi0is ausseutrt. Reparotirren prpa II uno billia
fbnp Won Ereeben
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Jtstne aIte importtte
SASctne, Siqmprs mnb &iaarrem.
Die n!Ti@neen babcn elm GUmpa9ui -Gj td erbffus,
unttr Der 6irmo ''i'"'
M'KEEVER & BRICKEN
unp perpen III tbrrm Stcrr, 90 4 Grfano,
u. 6oeb Ycarl Ctr, 9ldmcnO. So.
r eit 8OI9e Elm cte re6bal,isrs 2oscr ftrsu sUu i'm.
pprtirtcn unp mldncliten ' " ~
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gonnUn 0Urter, Scctd, Ole
Sarrines IL. /. NJ,
auf mC grist bieirlben bic &ume, uuft trir
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lelben ebeI aud usei bic Serihrruua aebeub eos Srr
b une 9et1n Artte ais dt sGronirt merSen foRu mn
uad sNem Gbus Der Stact frei ins 6aue aelirr nire
&lcr. Mc6teprr
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Ess- Or. Sriden erlautt iit Ieinen Nrrguccn sit
gnieI9e 81 MADDEN oaR baS lcbey pOn ibm betrirbrn
Geuer nne Nstens< <SeridrunsS rl66ft prtickcn Mir
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gCieubetrn weroen bili9 baitIb IN nloeaeocnUn,nsu,
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Sefanntmacbnn9em.
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tnpfeb.t letn rcihbaItiaee Eager aler in Icin
800 lttlnacnren grtiFei. wie aud parfiimericnr
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&illtr" aufmertr.n.
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Supporter BON pruti6en u frani5Iipcn g0einen
unp SrnRpits.
Une
Havana u Domestic Cigals,
Nr. llS 5rantlinih., sWiitcu Der IA. u. H.,
nabt @rocruurtr.
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StUlelalr ecdlt dufmcrtlom seat unc eri q: bcdlt
pretshTetscn sRaorcn btece Gtob,mCns III perl
l tbe tc IN anecrer beecn peer nprohen S6ucrn ibc
enidufs maea. llutrr Nubrren ptbiencn fulsneC 9rc
6elrnosrd bier erp6tu unp berpcrssbpben III ucrcrn
0ran3pFlGe Sranpics unD alettpCne,
@DampaBuei IaG, Scrten),
Hbctne uno Wcld 91eine.
9lae Sorien 9Rbisfcy, I'm,
9caG Inp &pplr. Sranbp.
Nat Soften SiqI,ure (Scroiae), ais: &ilmmsl
2Inie, Gtlpntb, CURACAO &c. &c.
Nue Sorten Sapaud ::nc Dcmsltic Giadrs al
ierem 9}reile, VYntbnrg 6autabdf, aue Srrtcu
J,dIdtabaf, Suroinee &c. &c.
lin frrUrbIitCn 3lirrih unaenbesin.r