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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28
CLEVELAND SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 49, 1860.

squinI; and yOn mustn't STARE at the WaEt on
my chin till It covers my face. That's what l
say 10 Mt Peacock, young ladies', ard it's just
a. good for you to hear. Only when you get
married, be sure you marry for love, and for
nothin' else, and everything will come out
Rht,
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9tnanfial.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
MONEY ADYANO.
Boarding..

pOARDNGHOUSE-Dr. BEACH
- has tuken the fas Boarding House, No. 30 Superior
s. which hzS been newly cited up and Is now open for
thcTecopflu1 Of hoardFrg. Uk5t19
pOARDING.=Hhe House No. "a
~ Pubic Square, and py Stone Chsroh hone u
the peasnae locations IN the cthas been thol oughy
repiled and snow open for Borders Famies vi hing
% nish their ruoms be acc5mm ted with large
and c1nveueut and and Single b areTB
and Day Boardess will fnd good Gus tn reason
able tsTma. References given and received,
tpF1-lql0.H21 S W. URRfTT.
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Terms 1s i B.!: :; =; s;: /: SS ::s..s:;
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6oteIs.

MANHATTAN HOTEL-Nos. 8, 5
4AA 7and Murray street., q door from BEoadWsy! o
Onituths Park New York. HugEnG Fling, PIopretori
HnFrne late OF House BOEtsR. H {. .Flinl
- Of EVVsioo Hotel Nsy YsrF d'el
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EOr Artificial Teeth
IA Ismanucturod and al varieties Of arheis teeth are
- m n, ~ hort rrauneF W B. INGERS0LLs
No an Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland o.
myl5Ra = -
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miLimtrp.
Ladies Notice.

THE NEW MILLINERY ROOMS
q 10 rs Sabsriot sroot, la NoEtArup spansisF'
Choiee & Late Styles New Goods
pir.st fton ne Few York oDsnings. 80
EIIslfru sHAW-f0rmsTy q shaw Co'S-is tols iouno
tlt6s above rooms AspAShs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28

Held its semi-annaal session at COlAmsF,
April 18th and 18th. Six Of the churches
were represented BY two lay delegates each
fac. worthy to be mentioned as indicating q
growing appreciation among tie churches Of
lheir own responsibilities ana interests In these
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28

YANKEE DOODLE FOREVER.
and the Americah Watch forever They are the
bssE witch made (n Americal and nobody sells them
ehsSgs'' ssss 'h'h cowLEs 4 CO.. weddsll HOUSE.
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3eIDtIrD s. 6ilpEr 10are.

TVFRY ONE WARRANTED. =
SqPPlS nun Tue i.e1O OeoUI.ES 4 Co. weddeu House
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
Fate OK I'LL knights Templars.

The bargain was struck and the King began In
one day, A. ID, B07) all the brotherhood was
arrested. They WIRE accused OF the most revolt
ing andimp ossibefrmes; they were kept in dark
dungeons and starved till the bodily weakness
affected the mentalpower, and then were tortured
till they confessed whatever William de Norgaret
put into their moths. When their strength re-
turned they recanIed their professions, and We're
instantly burnt as,relapsed heretics. The process
dragged its slow l;ngth along for the confscation
Of their goods, and the occupation Of their castles
and preceptories vas work OF time. AT last, when
nothing was eftt be seized, the first sentence was
passed iii grand eonsistory, presided over by the
Pope, where, inaprescnce Of the King, and the
princes, the men " law, and the men Of birth. the
Order of the Temslars was declared abolished, and
theirpossessions conveyed to the knights Hospital
lers, on payments If such sums as might be claimed
by the King. isnniy fair TO say that the example
OF Philip was followed ii many other kingdoms, and
the order dissolved, convincing proof of the de-
cay Of the glory Il knighthood as the treatment Of
the Pope had evidenced d decay of the influence of
the church.
Hin passive endurance all Europe saw the Father
or Christendom transformed into a French judge,
and the abolitionl on evidently false pretences, Of
the highest orderof chivalry That the spectacle
of degradation might be more complete, Clement
reserved to hnlsiIf the trial of the Grand Master,
jacques de Molay, and three commanders Of the
Order. They wire condemned to perpetual inn
prisonment; but the courage Of the old man re-
vyed. When bought out to the front of Notre
Dame to hear ths sentence read, he protested his
innocence, and tetractcd tile confession forced
upon him and his two friends by the rack. Philip
was close at hand in the palace, on the island
where the Hall q Justice now stands. He heard
of the retraetioH aud ordered the faggots to be
laid. lie commanded them to be executed without
delay. MS given pver To the secular arm; and on
another little islst, where the statue Of Henry the
Fourth still stapis, to remind lis countrymen Of
the most element and patriotic Of their kings,
jacques de MolaJ and his noble companions went
through the dreadful ordeal, and died with the
frmness ef martyrs. 1t is said that, from the
midst Of The flames, the old man summoned his
prosecutors TO appear at the bar of God within q
year; but thislreport probably arose when the
deaths of both the wicked workers in this great
tragedyso seo1ltollpwed their success, for Clement
died IN April ami Philip in November Of the year
I3A Whites History of France.
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ETntfarS In Ehrevcnnrt.

From the eaIb Gazette Of The 2ih the follow
ing
On Monday there ayoent snowston which lasted with
ont ntensson tiroaghoHtthe day The ground
which prevented from tile earth six inches This Is
the second cpd spell ii December and winter is already
much than known before. Il Tie Garth
pole WIN lhe oldest inabitant or Some persun more
wegiher.wise than oserise explain this strange freak Of
Monday night intensely cod and heAve hoard
great complaints those wiio we're OFT of wood
city from the distant counties Of Texas In The suburbs they
encap and present novel spectacle with their spread
and ier roaring log Ores sight Of comfortable mansions We
pity the and the jaded Teams eSpprd they have
been The Terrible noztef6 and diving and sieet Bn
The week The cotton has arrived rs fast it taken
Oh by tho oats IH c5tto buyers mud their Rane legion,
the crop The Use III the Mississippi Will enable tile larger
boats The aina few days and then will hase
lew faeights and fresh oysters.
SLuse saor brutal weapon Of low and despicable bull
lies and thieves Has brought reaus0n during the
week. Of citizens knocked1down aud robbed
between feHas street aud bps W. haze also heard that
sung shot piayed important part inn drunken bfo and
used by Or The privileged fowdies'' elecn.ay
Tie Shreveport southwestern has The following.
Shreveport FOR tho last days has 80 crowded with
strangers thai it almost impossible for them to find
modation We hear that h1tei they had to put three in
bed, ard another they had itsieaboat fashion,
Shreveport place when navigation Is good We have
large hotels and ri least dozen private boarding houses
difcults procure proper Recommendations Stll they
ing
Ore Of friends the lake lost head Of fine stock
Ito Friday night befpe They death. curious
record thai the eodes weather experienced in the
United States has been on Fridays
nuing the past week several OF citizens have been
knocked down and robbed and hs become rner dangerous
for persons night the
II infested with gang Of dangerous and suspicious
persons and every exetan Ahond be used arrest them
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]. WRTuHT & co.
J1N. wKIGEaT's GDhIaBRATaD hhsJu-
vENATINa ELIXIR,
Prepared on the strcess Pharmaceutical Principles w ono "
the Ablest Chemists Of The Age.

yENATINH FIIxfR,
prepass on the scess Pharmaceutical Principles " II
the Abest Chemists Of The Asa.
NO MINERALS.
mr. Wright nk Il ven 10 stake hs professional character
The sha, nnesls whatever form The eass component
part 81 the Ingredients ID his REJuVENAFiNG ELlAih~-
knowing what been enaisd on the community BY
ppnin and mercury
sacrisIy ID thc debiaed Dr. Wright would say, never
asir. No nas,er how down You May he-aa matter
,ssW sou matter what the cause may laye besn-
has led you TO depart fren Hysieno
Pa pms 'aAc Ids
REIuvnsATISa ELIXIR,
and You VIII yessclf new man. pride instead Of the
REVERSE p Sor aud healthy, sound worthy
har 81 shs whole hanis tssaily.
Far sals bs The Fsoprlssss
WRIGHT X CO.,
| 2 and ioi uhafts street, New ofiesns, La,
Ana Is Druggists seneray lsrO The uniea States.
HEnRoLD's EXTRACT sUcHu.
Joy 70 rHE AFFLICTED.
I
nervous md dsbilsted sufferers aud removes ali he
symptoms amongst which will be found
Indispasion
to Exertien, Loss
Of Power, Loss Meme
~, Difficulty VI Breathing Gen-
ersl Weakness, Horror Of Disease,
Weak Nerves. Trembling, Dreadful Horror
Of Dessh, Night sweats, Cold Feet wakefulness,
Dfnuegs Vision, Tas5tufe of 4ba
Muscular system often Enorueus a net,te VIII, r.,
symptoms Hot Hands Flushing or tho Bodv Drxrs
Of tho Skin Palid Ceuntenance and lruptian
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ssa 1,ss etSge,,cc.
The aIislden Monitsls: to-. 3. .,-5-, ,,I,

u Tue AlItiueif M0nitea n VI ,,p Il s,,,s
~. , Il s. q on last Monday hasn't
Commenting ia lis MIGHT behayo.I n many \ day
natcly TOR movers stock. Wit, rain, iaftu.
rapidly. sAposeu' = n'ei'su
In tho Alexandra Democrat osvsaa.s,,a,s,ast
we find the following notice;
DrEn- Id This tewr, on Monday, ii. ~. ;,,..
very suddenly Mrs.iydia II. Flow ard itls III
late Capt. VIM. Howard Of Newbury NM III
aged Ut years. 'sass.'
Mrs. Howard was the mother Of the late Nj
Fhoinas Jowett,of Alexandria, and tic Rev. W.
Howard, III. 81. of New Orleans, She caiae To tAl
parish with Hell daughter IL The autumn Of 1916,
and Christian demeanur md unaffected goodness
Won the esteem aid love ali who Knew Her.
The Democrat has ass tic following:
q a lnuralerous affair tonk place In tle southern
part of VIM, near Mr. GalhoiiIs plantation. on
SatngSias last. frem the sariotis aud conflicting
rsliaots which haze reached MS II Is impossible 70
deduce any reliable facts II seems, hawcvcr, tlat
three brothers named peevy dfsrenutabe fellows,
lrom Mississippi, had committed SEINE depfedations
iii Rapides, which aroused the Indignation Of the
people who resolved to expel or punish them. The
Peevys. with several friends, fca into Vim, and
were pursued. overaken and attacked by tho OK
tempore vigilance committee. The Peeyys and
some Others Of their party, were killed Of badly
hurt but not until they had seriously wounded sew
eral Of the other party The numbers Of the killed
and wounded are sariously given by different re-
ports,
The Iberville Sentinel of Saturday last says:
From d short trip through portions be our parish
and East Baton Rouge, on Wednesday last We
should judge that plpughing 70 plant corn, and the
| planting Of cane, were tile two most prominent
! duties 81 subjects now under way IN this section.
The West Baton Eouge Sugar Planter Of Satur-
day has the following:
IA negro woman belonging To Thos. g. Patrick,
Esq.,. of Limerick Plantation, while burning shucks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests both by able practitioners chemical analysis
have demonstrated the value Of Prof Detrahs beautiful
combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL.
for the relief and Or pain Bnf the people themselves
rendering their verdicts IN both
factory More than twenty thousand bottles have sold
very short mea proportion those who heard other
recommend IT, who had trsd Tint it's splendid discover,
iseseywhsro acknowledged and nothing like
prepared.
Tho only genuine ELEGTRIo Oil Prof Deraihs which
n 10 be had Of all respectable DRUGGISTS this city md
Wholesale and rcsi At the popetor,s prices. The Asen
For aale In Nov Orleans wholesale and retail By
J. WRIGHT 4 co.,
% b . and ISL cAsrtssa s,Fess
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

PERTINENT. The Newark on. ~ Journal asks:
Would itnot be well for those clerical gentlemen
who have remembered /" Old Brown aud his con-
federates in their pulpit instructions for the past
few weeks, to devote o single sermon to the enor-
mites Of horsestealing and murder, as illustrated
in the lives Of these Christian phianthropstss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

FonMIIA Fois EGa-Nea. Your readers will
ihask you giving them the following fonua for
n0g
yplks Of sixteen and twelve tablespoons fl OF
loaf and bsa Them 10 the eoissenee q cfva
Ehtin led. and beat well tegeth
RI Then mix III haif pin IF good
glasses o Madeira wne tlavs ready the whites Of
the stiff feh mad BEAT them uio the above des
Nhen Ibis u al done sir in sx pins OF good
rich milk TheFeis meat Hsea.
nay no made In Ibis mariner dsesaihc md will
heaiare exceilsn dirk for ehilitaiea per.
sons nonsishrg de for comsumpses. baltimore san,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

Jusr IN TpK FoR THE HoL1DAys.--Mr. Robert
Grbbe the enerr proprietor Of the colhng
corner 81 Camp sirss has Just received choice
additions his stock from New York Among this
lot Of goods will find the ainent suited the
and Of The vy latest style and fabrics being just
the ands Of the The assortment Of dress business
suits and ought certainly inspected BY those who
woaId have e toll up With The times, neat stylish
comfortable II shs reader win just his eye Mr.
<sssiseeelt. he will that Whatever ~ wanted the
clothing way naas ~s his store.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
THE IDEA or rHE LIVING BoDY
DALLEY,s MAGICAL ram EXTRACTOR
THERE rs NOTHING LIKE 1T.

THERE rs NOTHING LIKE 1T.
How much pain and sufeng-nay even life iisclfay
ayed by having supply OF Dalieys Magical Pain Exacto
hand case Of sudden accidents In ours wounds burns
scads sprans and which children are CON
sany snhecihe action Of the Pan Extractor the
Families shsnd never be without IT, Full direcione
company each box The genuine III always signed HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer, upon steel engraved label.
DALLEY's MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has thirty years there hardly per
but what has heard Of 1t and family that has II
once that could be induced TO be without box
OF sudden accident When used ii
standard remedy because has equal In curing burns
cuts bruises fever Sores piles and all
maory and diseases where the affected be
reached. 49,
When you look around your houses and you think there
nothing wanting, children al playful and smiling
everything orebodes comfort and happiness suddenly
dear young falls and deep Ii the result Of the
dent Yon look everywhere for relief and you can't End
why Because have neglected to have hand box Of
Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor hs the whole trouble
Remember always have hand. Instant rellaf will be
to HAND
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
win snbdue the pain and inflammation from The
scslds in from twenty mnuie heal the wounds
scar eectnay sores piles salt rheum
nammatory rheumatism and named eyes cuts wounds
bruises old sores scad head and bnnons pran swell
lngs feons chbln bites Of insects nipples awelst
broken breasts all other inHamatory dis
cases. where the parts afflicted be reached.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
n and Isl Charsres street
ro..srn ststess and 70 whom all order
should be addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

HoRRiBlE DEArH. The Eufana (Ala.) Express
says Miss Gass residing miles from that place,
denly killed Inc 10th instant. under The following circum
Shs bad gone under Clubhouse during The rain
milk when tho house FELL crushing her death Instant
y large beam fell directly her which had to be cut
away tefnte lie hndx could be extrjcated
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

HOLIDAY PRESENTS IN rHE JEwELRy WAY.-Mr.a
W Al Wilson IS street. has now on ipav in his va,.
jewey magnificent Of rich
rare In gold silver and precious many Of the jewels
shutting the most splendid Of holiday gifts for gentleman
present TO lady rice The Tine waeesfo sale BY
Wilson from the very best the woildenowned anufac
and keep time surely su The
silver ware i and o the nest pattern and n and prices
lew possible, and ie fancy goods recherche snd Unique
We ask general attention 70 the advertisement Of Nj Wilson
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
DENTAL NOTICE. p pH !;

all opeFnlons pertanig 2 Ihe tetl n It nosE s
romnlished STYLE He would particularly meRon that
new il extraordinary discoveries 70 offer er boasi ..
OF Dentistry than has been n sucesssn. p.assl
observation and thorough deberaon. tha. theIs Y n
use superior or near equal 70 GOLD OF Pl,AI,iNA
ronntine- Arcial Teeth either In regard to health
81 daahility and ali who have failed 70 succeed
these metals viii or would certainly fall in The uso ~
substance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

oap AND CO. IL John G. Stewart. Il
castaaAdl8s nd 5,ta 5Naalpss New Basia
ea 4ss stock 6l NV heei kindk weed sud
eaas los il En- Embellishments The
egh mi d ssssluk he fas fon this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
Discoveries liz the lTontl, on
September.


September.
translated fsro, Az siar If s raer q M
The archaeological iahors III September were
continued On the north side Of the Parthenon aud
HE excavation vi I'LL that portion was epmpleted
about the middle Of the same month. We then
commenced on the south side of the Acropolis,
above the theater of Bacehus, a quarter where
nothing had as yet been done.
4 To tho north of the Parthenon were brought to
light various relics Of the scnlpters art As arms,
heads, etc, belonging, some Of them, 70 the Par
fhenon others to votive offerings and iii partiel-
lar, d pedestal On which stood the statue OF Nep-
tune, who was represented in the net VI showing
the sea-water, which he had made to flow in the
hollow of d rock. This cavity we found on the
spot and cleared it of earth. It Is cut out in the
natural rock. aud widetls towards the bottom. AT
this point the rock OF the Acropois is leveled off,
and here it wAs that Minerva stood, disputing with
Neptune as to which Of them should give the name
to the city Beside her was the olive tree in stone
part Of which we found here some years ago, and
have il preserved IN the cabinet Of antiquities on
the Acr0polis
| On Tie south side al Tile Acropolis the objects
discovered are tle trunk Of . female statue, the
half Of lion. the head of u griffin, two pedestals
Id their original position, which, their size indi-
Gates probably supported figures IN group; also a
pedestal that bore the statue of Calosornius 80
named in the Inscription on the basein honor Of
whom It was erected .by the demos Of Athens.
i In addition to the above mentioned discoveries
on the Acropolis, seventeen sepulchral columns
with Inscriptions have been found Id the city and
deposited IA the archaeological collection Id the
iSoa Of Hadrian.
III the quarter of the Pnyx, held anciently by
the community Of the Leukiades, ] found among
the ruins Of d statuary' shop n small statue o.
Minerva, half finished, and wrought in close nita-
ton of the gold and ivory one that stood in the
Parthenon, having a tunic that comes to the feet,
and an mgis at the breast with the head Of Mednsa
upon ii the right hand raised and opened, as If to
grasp spear and tho left holding At the foot Of d
shield, on which il represented The battle Of the
Titans; close by the shield serpent (perlaps tile
Erecthenian) il raising his head, protected by Mi
nerva. Some figures family done On the pedestal
represent the birth Of Pandora, as did tile original
statue in the Partllenon, according to the testi-
mony Of Pausailius. K. S. PITrAKIs,
Superintendent of Antiquities.
Athens Hctoberl a. 1874
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d. N. M0RIanN & G(l.

~ NJ AI4pFsYgnN n IN wHnTRe ALE uprff, 4
u GisTSs dealsss III Paints oils GlaSs Dye Hu atc
No. IA MnMHxine street. Ncyx Orleans.
Having received new and extensive fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES CHEMICALS, PERIL lsy, SURGICAL
PAINTS, OILS, CHA ETC.. eie, respect
lly inform Merchants Planters and Physciaas hat they
prepared to supply them with avery Article IN the Drug line
hey may rcrs all af tho prest quality reasonable
prices they hs the city, Among thc nFeias
already On hand and cemiag IN scae tho following
300 OUNCES suphate Qainae, French IND Amefissai
100 pounds Hae Mass, Englsh and American
as pounds Calosol Eng!iah aud Ancrican;
2opounds Aetcurla onsnsnt;
SQo pounds Honduras saisapsriia;
l5o pounds best Turkey 0piuta;
i0o cgs Sill, and Acetate Morphine;
IS osnces Otto Rose;
~ casxs Sal Sodai
ioUksgss Sup. CHI Soda;
10 kegs Ger. Bite Wash
70 bhls. Crcfma, hRl
bcases 1adigo, Car. and AanIla
loeasks Pot and Peazlash;
% rackasea saleras'ts,
81 bosn. pure Castor Oil;
70 demilphns f'pt. Nitrei
~ bbis' Aicono
20 bbis Gopperas;
~ bols. Epsom Salts
10 bills. Flour sulphur
E 10 bills. Roll SULPHUR
bales senna. knst India md Alesandra;
Auo pounds Gum Arabic, select fine and sarsa;
" carbeys sulp Nitric and Muriatic Acd;
70 lars oare Amncniai
= csrhoss ~ Ammonia;
3 800 pounds Acetc Acid
1922 pounds Tartarc Acid;
40 ozs Taunic Acid:
~ kegs Pearl Barys
,o,o n N. ss sr,a raf rss, op ps.a.
soolbs- Arrow Rect. bermuda;
200 pounds AssafGtda In cans
zDI pounds Balsan CapsbaA;
bhis' SHACK Lead
10 bbls. Ginger Root;
~ JUS oo's' nenAeu Na'hfnof'
sor bbis CAYENNE Peppsr.
ri $3.50 f,,,sa,,,s r,as.s.,..
y sso ss, ssp Chloride ssp sams.
an nouo,is t,bloraform! p md W..
~ p . 1' 0' ~, = a' rs
y oo DIS, Cream Tartar aria
1900 gallons ccpal FaFniah
aSsl' ~ Us1 , us.'i 60,
e. 3 s s,,'A y S.ssad, Root
"a M. Ta.,as.s r'',''
absis. sugar Lssd White;
~ Az a,ssrss,,. sum- y s. psaae's'
lon dov d po. nds ms ss1'sn s sae
an don Roosns,s Maceaboy and Scotch snur:
aoc nounds white wax.
100 pounds Dover Powders;
ksvs pafr,sd Gaftr,alve. =
~ hess nsn''eu .".'tes'St
q cases British Iinster superior article:
a cases f,ocner,s Is,nctass.
r 80 y
. bales Hspsi
100 pounds Iodine Potash.
~. . s.7 .,,.Z... NJ, So
9&S So'''es' si.sAte nissri
cases Mama Flake and Sorts
N cars MaSnesIa fsei Yrylts,,.
y $50 4 800 3 a 1. Iai -, nnsl'sni
eessa 4ehsuee'At oAto
10 cases Ref Borax;
% lbs on n geyvpn,ot
IN ~ ~, p--a,Is
"ips VI. reppefmnsi
30 pounds Aniseed;
+ sgg5@ss ~ ,,o,,,ds f,s fJ.vsx. ~ q
:. - F 80 - $500
% pounds Oh Ccdar
10 pounds oil Cubshs: .
@ Co., ~, ~. r,--
~ pouhns VA hhek rspperi
10 pounds Oh Almonds; &c
,,os. sh,a,ns raX,s ri. a.,
e Y '' E
10 gross Scdiiz Powders 3
| 10 gross Soda Powders
= ~ -. - ~ $500 p
~ s,e's s'sn. y ie.n'hs IA
losrass Yeast Powders;
Ceases Mquorce, Calah- and Sicily,
800 doz Great Southern Mustard:
-. !, ..,.. = . W. 5s &E
M TASK ushtiah ttooti
z bales Liqporire Root;
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!. il !RI.S'.N.ESoUE.


ssisa ssess ID rlitaFesl sla Sunday,
S s;,i sits n ii ctishhaieh pew,
Atsd fsug hSsnit fl, Z, IVY ctnN sleepy,
theryes 1t sscarona d..
A,sgeis hang rSsisld the prcnciaer
Reading The hpiys WORD
One icar little nussei II watching is
10 sec that She si,anst be stirred.
The seSt0t's wife Ssiures Ht her
Through the glasses Ipl, heF npsr.
And smiles 10 think what Il lesson
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