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Small Pox al Point Pleasant.

Several cases Of Small Fox are re-
ported at Point Pleasant ten lsilcs
above this place. The tssaaase was
contracted by resident Of the Eaace,
While on q visit to Philadelphia, aud
siuce his. return a number have been
stricken down. John Bloom died
bout week ago from shis disease.
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10000 COPIES ALREADY sohD;
Eyerybody'S Lawyer


COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS,
BY FaANK CROSBY,
OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.
Il Tells You How to draw up PARrSERsnrP
PAPERS and gives general forms
for Agreements of all kinds, Bills
of Sale, Leases and Petitions.
It Tells Yoss How to draw up Bonds and Mortg-
ages, Affidavits, Powers of At
tornes, Notes and Bills os FIX,
change, Receipts and Issioas-s.
It Tells Ieas The Laws Cor the collection Of
Te'ts. with the Statnes Of Hrni-.
tatioh. ard amount and kird sf
property Exempt from Execution
every State.
It Tells Yen How to make an Ass7gunent
properly, with forrps fol- Compost
ton with Creditors, and the In.
solrent Laws Of every State.
It Tells Yop The legal relations existing ho-
tween Guardian and Ward. MIS-
ter and Apprentice, and Lend
lord and Tenant.
It Tails Yo2 what constitutes Libel and Sian.
der, and the law as to Marriage
Dover. the Fvife's Right in Prop
erty, Divorce and sliInony.
+ Tells Yea The Law for Mechanics Liens in
every State, au1 the Nstnralisa-
ton Laws Of this country. and
how to comply with the same.
HSTsiis Yeas The Law concerning Pensions,
and how to Obtain one, and the
Presumption Laws TO Public
Lands.
1t Tells Yo4s The Law for Pesents, with mode
of procedure in obtaining one.
with Interersnces, Assignments
and Table Of Fees
1t Tells Yoss How to make yonr Win, and how
to Administer on an Estate, with
the law and the requirements
thereofin every State.
1t Falls You The meaning of Law Terms in
general use. and explains to you
the Legislative, Executive, and
Judicial Powers of both the Gem
eral and State Governaents.
It Tells Toe How TO KEar our or LAW, by
showing how TO do your business
legally, thus saving a vast amount
Of property, and vexatious liti-
cation, by its timely consultation
Single copies will be sent by mail, postage
paid, to EVERY FARMER EVERY Mechanic,
EVERY MAN OF BUSINESS, and EVERYBODY, III
EVERY STATE, on receipt of 81. 90, or in law
style of binding at SIPS.
$1,000 A YEAR ' ,ss, ss
by enterprising men everywhere, in selling the
above work, as our inducements to all such are
very liberal
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No. OF SAMSON Street, Philadelphia, Pm.
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A Prolific Cow

The Kittanning Democrat gives the
following account of a prolific COW,
which we do not believe Old Hunter
don can beat: Mr. Frederick Hague,
Of Manor township, has a COW seven
years old this spring, which has had
eight calves-tive of them during the
last eleven months At three years
she had her first calf; at four, the
second /; at five, the third at six Qast
spring. she had twins, which lived, and
are now living at seven, (this spring.
she had triplets These latter were
all heifers, fully developed-but were
dead They each weighed about sixty
pounds
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Gem.

q Gem.
The following lines we found on
cur table upon our return home from
the country. We can appreciate the
efforts Of genius, ana therefore publish
them. The author is respectfully re-
qnested TO soar again. and furnish more
dew drops for our paper;
THE HOUSEHOLD PET.
Reader, have you household pet,
Bust past two years old?
Look into its sweet blue eges,
You'll see its very soul.
You hear It's little tInny feat,
Over the clean sgeel ed foor,
With its little prattling tongue,
Asking Mom'ma, Iva Mt some more led-sy
baLt-Sg
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Brief Mention.


Picnic parties seem to be tlit
order of the day On Thursday las
the scholars of the Methodist Z. Sun
day School, of New Hope, had rol
licking time in a romantic glen known
as Dark Hollow, about one mile dis
tant from the town. We have an in.
vitation to present ourselves at anoth
er gathering in Coryelps Grove, OF
Saturday next.
We never accuse any one O.
plaiga&m, yet, if we should be called
upon to give an opinion, we should say
the Clinton Times does considerable
cribbing, while exceedingly wroth al
others for the same trucking. You
pardon, if you please, gentlemen, there
were several articles last week.
New Hope, not to be behind
Others in the support of good family
newspaper, with only enough dirty
politics in it to season, has sent US a
club of Forty new subscribers. Thi
makes an item, you know.
The friends of the new road up
the Alecksaukin are having hard
time to get it through. The East A m
well people oppose because they dc
not need it. We doubt not but it viii
be great accommodation to large
body of farmers living in the direction
of Delaware township, and we would
be glad to see it opened
A grand Parade and Review
will come off at Milford on Monday
next, in which all the uniformed COM
ipanies of the county will participate
The Lambertville and Milford Cornet
Bands will be present to make music.
Everybody and his sister will be down
we expect, even Nockamixon will send
over her delegation Of Barefooted Ran
gers. Will the Swamp Robins be
thar Look out for Blackwelps flag,
and be sure and read what is on it.
Just at the present time the
Bel. Del. r. r Co. are doing hea-
w coal business.
- The following stations have
been discontinued on the Belvidere
Delaware Railroad, viz: Greenwich,
Warren, Johnson's Ferry, and Lari-
sons. Passenger trains will not stop
at the above mentioned stations after
this date.
The /" Genesee Farmer and
New Jersey Farmer" have been re-
ceived Both good works, anG should
: be read by all farmers.
The New York daily papers
are now received at Easton at O'Clock,
A. NJ, being carried on the Express
train running from New York to Har-
risburg.
The Struck Family gave one
of their Concerts in this place last
week. We were not present, but
have heard the performance spoken of
as highly creditable.
Read over all the advertise
sments this week. Remember read the
old as we'll as the new ones.
Hams Spirit, Dyspeptic
Remedy-an advertisement OF which
appears in another portion of this pa
sper-.is spoken of very highly by Drug
gist's and Others.
-Centreville has been the scene
bf'intense excitement, consequent upon
the appearance of Prot. Price upon a
wire stretched from the Hotel TO the
Storehouse of Mr.. Craven, about 40
feet above the ground. A large con
course of people were present TO wit
ness the dangerous feats, and, Of course,
the hotel and peanut vendors reaped
@ rich harvest.
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LOTTERY Swindlers.


We again warn our readers of the
devices and traps laid TO gull them by
Snallwood i Ce., Lottery Dealers,
Wilmington, Del. The exposure made
Of these swiudlers a short time since,
had the tendency to keep them dark
for awhile, but they are at it again.
Look out for their costly daids and let
tiers, designed for your private eye
only" We hare only to say if any
one in this locality is green enough to
forward the $40 asked for, they will
be most beautifully swindled ont of
their cash. Any one having an itch
ing to know how soon a fool and his
money are parted, has ouiy TO make a
remittance to the " Delaware State
L ttery" to have his desire granted.
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TO Cure Hoarseness.

Take the whites Of two eggs and
beat them With two spooufuls of white
sugar CRATE in a little nutmeg, and
then add a pint OF lake warm water
Stir we'll aud drink of;ens Reapcat
the prescription If necessary, and it
viii cure the IacsE obstinate case OF
hoarseness in short time
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The Season of Flowers.


Now is the season, says one of our
popular writer's, to plant flowers and
shrubs about your homes and do it
by all means 1t viii cost you moth
ing, and will make your home so much
more cheerful, attractive and homelike,
that you will rejoice every day thro'-
OUT the Spring, Summer, and Autumn,
that you planted flowers aud reared
shrubhery If you have children plant
flowers for their sake. Your homes
are cheerful within doors, of course !;
flowers will make them cheerful out of
doors, also and what influence under
the sun is so ennobling upon the young
soul as cheerfulneSs at home? Cheer
fitness in the parlor-in the sitting
room-in the nursery-up stairs and
down stairs-around the door yard
ia the garden-and all about our hou-
ses. And fyou have no children, still
plant flowers. Plant them for your
own hearts sake. Their bright, fresh
faces smile ppon you-as perhaps the
world does hot-all the day long, and
every day, aud whenever you approach
them they will meet you with a sweet
welcome of fragrance and humming
bees. Are you Indifferent to natural
beauty /? Then by all means plant,
cultivate, study, and learn to love
flowers. and become hannah as socn as
possible. He who appreciates not
the beauties in Nature, is only half hu-
man, and the sooner he deyeIopes the
other half that is deficient, the sooner
will he be prepared to live like man
and die like Christian A home
that has no flower about tho
green shrubs-no inviting grass plats
has 40 summer cheer for US. Its a
prison house-cheeflcs and solemn.
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business Card, of lines, enc year, So OF
One Square, of 10 lines, enc year So.Ot
The paper is always included SO advertiser'
can see their advertisements, and when change;
would be desirable. Advertisements changed al
often as the advertisers desire, without sny ex
ira charge.
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peIawars Township Items

Much damage has been done 70
newly plonghed fields in this region by
the late frestets.
A disease is now raging among
horses. Several farmers have lost some
of their most valuable animals Tie
disease as yet has not abated.
rhe winter crop Of this region is
very promoting al present. A heavy
harvest IS expected BIZ tue farmers.
- The Prize Fight is still the grand
topic OF conversation
The German Baptists will hold
their Yearly Communion at the Hem
lock Church, one mile north OF Gro
Tor, % 1ext Saturday evening
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To Consunaptives.

To Consuuptives.
The advertiser having been restored
to health il Q few weeks, by very SIM
pie remedy, after having suffered sew
eral years with severe Lung Aztec
tion, and thas dread disease, Consump-
tion-is anxious to make knowA to his
fellow sufferers the means of'cure. 70
ell who desire it he will send copy
OF the prescription used, Gree ofcharge]
with directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find sure
Cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoN-
cHITIs, &C The only object Of the ad-
vertiser in sending the prescription
is TO benefit the afflicted, and he hopes
every sufferer viii try his remedy, as it
viii cost them nothing, and may prove
a blessing. Parties wishing the pre-
scription will please address
REV EDW ARD A WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co, N. r.
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Perfect Matches.

MADE BY
3. J. WARNER AND FRED. MARSHALL.
OF LONDON.
Unsurpassed for tine and durability, having r.
ceived the appreciation of the Royal Polytochn1
institute of London
Prices at Retail from 800 to 5000,
The Trade Supplied on Reasonable Terms
DIAMONDS FINE JEWELRY constantly
OH hand at Wholesale
W. EVERTSON SMITH,
July 20, 1y. No. Is Maiden Lane, New York
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to
"A WILLIAM LEE
on bis Books of Account, are hereby rotis-l
that the same have been placed in M l.a.i.is
for collection, and unless promptly rsid w.
their settlement win be attended with c0ets
4. H. SLOWER
Milford. April II, 1850. A..
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A, j. Scarborough
200. Snuff

IVhoEesals. Retail Tobacco, Snuff and
Cigar Store.
Na. % BRInGE-sG., LAHBERTvILLE N. J.
| would respectfully return thanks to my old
and new customers. and the public in general
for thsir liberal patronage the last six years, and
would respectfully invite the attention OF all deal
els in Eobaeeo and Cigars, to my arge assert
ment Of choice Bras6s -of Tobaceo and Cigars,
which / en- prepared to sci cheaper than they
can purchase tia SAME in the city. C'n aud
satisfy yourselves at the Genuine Honey Bee
Cigar Mandatory.
1r d. E.--Cigars manufactured to order
at the S60rtast notice. noy9-' sat-
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New Tailor shop.

J. DIV ELL
NTISHES it distinctly understood by the
w people Of LANBERTvILLE, that he has
opened a Tailor Shop in their midst, in
Church ST., 5etween Gordons Alley &. Jfaasa
Where he will be pleased to see Ill the world,
and the rest of mankind, at their earliest con-
venienoe, or as soon as they have mind to
call. Tailoring of all kinds done as we'll as
elsewhere, and on as reasonable terms. All
work warranted to ht
April 25, 1860. 2m
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@oral Affairs.

CO Persons knowing or hearing Of airy loca
or general news throughout the county, are re
Qnested to forward us the same at their earliest
convenience and they shall be aERpty awarded.
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The Census

The Census.
The census takers are to commence
operations on June LIST, and it is i'm
portant that every head of family
should be prepared to give full and
correct answers to the questions sub
mitted. The work, to be of any value,
should be done correctly, and with in
telligent census takers, the reliability
of the reports will rest with the citi-
zens answering their questions The
questions are such as any person may
answer without unnecessarily exposing
his private domestic matters or bust
ness. The officers employed are re-
quired to approach every person civil
ly and respectfully His object is TO
get correct information of value to the
people and interests of the country
The obligation Of the citizen is to help
him all IN his power With this OBJ
,ject aud this obligation existing on
each side, the relations and the inter
course between the two should partake
OF nothing but what is of a friendly
character, each endeavoring to assist
the other in performing the work &C
cprately. Though the questions en-
brace details, it is only general results
which are to be Published Every
head of family is required to make re-
turn of the name, age, sex, color, oc-
cupation, and birthplace Of every
member of the household, the value of
the real and personal estate, and the
causes Of death in the family. The
questions asked agriculturists embrace
everything which gives value to the
farm or shows its productiveneSs =
The manufacturers are expected to
tell the amount Of capital employed in
their business, the raw material con
sumed, the motive power used, and
cost Of fuel, the quantity and kind of
machinery, the average number Of
hands employed. divided into male aud
female, the value Of the annual pro-
duets, and in fact every species Of in
formation necessary to enable the su-
perintendeIt Of the census to show the
progress and extent of the industry
aid material resources Of the country.
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Spring Styles.
Plaster! Plaster 4.

I'VE undersigned i prepared r. fa1pish the
i TURNER'S with PLASTER dnrine the seaeon *
reasonable price for CASH He has aIso.
4 fe1o hasnarsd gallons IF oH FIR .Sesl Oh.
Which be viii sell at far price Tor CASH
II orders sither by mail or otherwise, vii -
ceive punctpal attendance.
Nav 2. i859.-7m* WH.KEIpER
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Ladies'.

NTE have just received from New Yor1 and
w Philadelphia, soma Of the pre;tiest .sOeas
you ever saw. consisting of Silks. Etosie 10
Paras Plaids, Chsilies, Ducals, Bareges, No
hair, Lustre Plain and Figured l,eausif,l
Goods for travelling Dresses, Lawns Iadi.s
Cloths for Raglans, ShawsIs. Collars, ynacr.
sleeves and Flouncing Cali and see then.
CARVER s. WILLIAMS
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RETAIL PRICES.
Dissolution of Partnership.

TIME Partnership heretofore existing bstween
HN. BUFFER Il =. s. HIRING, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Frenchtown, April II, 1860.
n. B.-The business will hereafter be carried
on, at the old stand, opposite the Christian
Church, Frenchtown, by the subscriber, who
win be pleased to see all who may call.
lSay ., 1860. A. S. HARING.
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FRANKLIN
Line of Steam PrOneIBerS.

Line Oh Nseasl Pr0pesaerS.
I'm and after March Is, 1860, The Baats ol
4 this Line win make regular semi week "
trips, IS follows
NEW YORK AND TRENTON.
leave New York for Trenton. from Pier No.
20 N. r., foot Of bye street every Wfgs,eS1ay,
at o'clock, P. n, and every Saturday, at Il
O'Clock, III
Leave Trenton for New York, every T1esa4y
and Friday, at 10 clock, A. NJ. Stupping At
Princeton, Kingston Rocky Hill, qriggstowl,,
Ml!stone, Bound brook and New Brunswick,
to receive and deliver freight
TRENTON md RHIL4DELP TIA.
Leave Philadelphia for Trenton, from FRS
Wharf below Arch Street, every Monde nss,i
THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock, p NJ
Leave Trenton for Philadelphia. every Taes
deg and Friday, at 4 O'clock. p NJ.
TR ENTON AND LAMB lrRTS I,IgeLIs
Leave Trenton Tor Lambestetille. every 9ats-
a " and ~ saay, on the Arrival oxthe slealsels
from New York and Fhadelpha
Leave Lambeftsyiile for IrtnteaA every af9a-
efy and IAnr~S b, on the arrival Of the lwsiu
f.om Bennington Stopping at yardsyvile,
Iaylorsville aud Titusville, TO receive ana %
liver freight
AGgvrs.J b Molison. Pier NJ: 70
foot OF Day street. N. "; ]. G. Whitl9eks LIST
Basin East Of Depot. Trenton = Vanaxen,
Isalnhertsville; Capt a Mecariys on board q
Boat, 1st Wharf below a Oh street, Philadal-
rhia Capt Samuel Billy. on board feeder
Boats.
JACOB suuRs
uyte # Proprietor, Poaed Brock, y
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Ladies.

you want any Of those Irstsy Dssss Good.
i that We have Just received from, New Yors
and Philadeiphis, you hs8 better c. p -sen
CARVER 4 WILLIAMS.
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Matches. JeNelry and CLuA

s4o1sc1 sgAlIs,
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elalls osa Sleuds AMI nsN, t-lat ie s.ss t,.asss
Rooms. f'essaanently, 1t
E90ra S, Il. Ter a
where ne wall DC hapgs q assE ~ ai- * ss..
slse Sssais 0l w ElsR ~ A.. f11i,rc ss.et,s ..s
iog tftsf isss l1yt Is = t5. -,fa
may - tsasnb 10 o sssi IS q Z { r u i
Ragrated e1exis@as ilna keu4-ss @t44is
CHAz eAfz ss9 az 64sasssl.5n. -.
did 4rtsaieg. Caafeo ard - 81 - y s.sek "a
BREAST Piss, anu 81 oslss ts...ss a. gsfsze
sole aAe SsllIsr ! lsesIlLS, = IL 81
and Il fack every alsz sins.ex s.
and SILVER y PLATED NAgE
As = Also Pre- s-ssss 3 tuszssA prs
ILL.,. al1 a o&aar dssss;A3saks ~ 21.ts5a S. =
i Al s s. 10 49, -. q ase siars.
II He. ttsfS bin Sal. 81 rA.
feh d ride ~ vs.. ! il 81 So
3sesNfAk fssf ss4txs S3ssu9ss4S
aes.s. ~ 4
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PROCLAIM 1T.

THAT if tue citizens Of this seetio,i AL f,y
L their Goods where they c4n be purei.as~A
the cheapest, they must not neglect ~ esu At
the store Of
March Z. 1859 l. J. TIIgs
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Back Again.

A J. sCHER AlHRH0RE goot sad -A-,
"A. Maker, calls the attention Of It's paa',.
70 the fact that he mas again settled DOWN !.
Lambertyille, in Union ST., Opposite consasr
ciaI Row Give him G call
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Professor Henry s. Taylor. N. d.

BY
Professor Henry s. Taylor. M. d.
It TsllS You How to attend upon the sick, and
how to cook for them; how to
prepare Drinks, Poultices, &C.,
and how to guard against Infec
tion from Contagious Diseases.
It Tells Fou OF the various diseases Of Chill
dren, and gives the best and SIM
plest mode of treatment during
Teething, Commissions, Vaccina-
ton, Whooping cough Meagles,
&c.
It Tells Tom The symptoms Of Group, Cholera,
Infantum, Collie, Diarrhoe a !,
Worms Scaled Head, Eingworin,
Chicken-pox, &c, and gives you
thu best remedies for their cure.
Il Tells Yo@ The symptoms Of Fever and Ague,
and Bilious. Ysl!pw. Typhus.
Scarlet ard other Fevers, ami
gives yon the hest and simplest
remedies for their cure.
It T'ele Yoy She symptoms of Infuenzs, Con-
sumption, Dyspepsia, Asthma,
Dropsy. Gout. Rheuma t;srn, Lun-
bago. Erysipelas. &c, and gives
you the best remedies for their
cure.
Z 97el2s Ton The symptoms Of Cholera Nor.
bus, Malignant Cholera. Small
pox, Dysentery, Oramp, Diseases
Of the Bladder, Kidneys and Iiv-
e. and the best remedies for tIsir
cure.
1t Tells Yea The symptoms Of Peurisy, Mumps
Neuralgia, ApopIexy, Paralysis,
the vari rus Diseases ofthe Threat
Teeth, Ear and Eye, and the
best remedies for their cure.
Il Tells You The symptoms Of Epilepsy, Jaun
dice, Piles Rupture, Diseases of
the Heart Kemorrliage, Venera'
Diseases. and Hydrophohia, and
gives the best remedies for their
cure
H Tells You The best and simplest treatment
for Wounds, Broken Bones and
Dislocations, Sprans, Ioclxiaw
Fever Sores, White S yellings,
Ulcers, Whitlows, Boiis, Scurgy,
Burns, and Serofula
It TeI2s You Of the various diseases peculiar
to " omen, and gives the best and
simplest remedies for t.eir cure,
together vita many valuable slints
for he preservation Of the
health.
Tia work is written in nlain languages, fsee
from medical tepsns, so as to be easily under
derstood, while it's simple recipes lnay soon save
you many times the cost Of the book. 1t lie
printed ia a clean and open typs; is illustrated
with appropriate engraTiugg, and wilt be for
warded to your address. nestiy bound and post
age paid on reeeipt Of ST eO
$1,000 "A YEAR ' made Dc
BY eaterprising men everywhere, in selling the
above work. asour inducements to all such are
very liberal.
For single copies of the Book, or for terms to
agents, with other information, apply to or adj
dress
JOHN Z. POTTER. puBLIsHER,
No. GIT SAMSON Street Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEW LEQUoR sTOR E,

l
FTNHE subscriber wishes the fact kDo~n fhas
j he has opened
Liquor and segar Store.
in Hometown, At the Upper Store. ~Asrs Tasg
be found At all times, choiee and priras III sf
Foreign and Domestic Liquors Of every kind. 1t
Wholesale.
Also, lot of TOBAC0O and SEG4RS.
Wholesale and Retail
Thankful ior past fsvors, the subscrit CT hops
for continuance Of the sarae.
Drop IN and see for yourselves
Star 7--5m SAMUEL G. WaRMAS
G5~ A Choice lot Of the purest
APPLE WHI~kH.Y
in the Market. just Received, aa,i wiil % s.sa.
posed OF IN quantities to sun purchasers
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HAls ---tor he asCsn-lasssas s.,ssas ny cus
sozness l lAsys saabalAel ii tbs IL; lrslre-s.
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