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Greeley Disguised.

The Louisville Democrat remarks that philosopher
Greeley feels dignsted at Seward, for the remark
that freedom is always in the Union adds Gree
lev thinks not thinks he us free to travel South
thinks he would be misireated If he attempted IT. 1t
NAV be that Greeley would not be safe in the South
The police would keep an eve on him if they saw him
sbout plantation. If he has not stolen negroes HIM
self he constantly encourages those who do lie an
poupesd tina. this was not the time to write the epaph
of old John Brown; intimatiag that some time herea
Ter he would be bouored as martyr. Nov, how do We
know that Greeley might take it into his crazy head
10 be MARTYR some time in future ages, and conclude
10 initiate John Brovu for that purpose Still Greeley
is in the Uao1, aud he is Free there is plenty OF room
for him to scatter himself about extensively.
Greeley is for sticking to principle, or the PLATFORM
and 1ariay ti, issue 20 cod AL very well; but
why dia he 90 to St. Louis to lecture and leave the
issue 10 Gadg Why doesn't he come South, preach
universal freedom and leave the issue to God Why
doesn. he le slavey alone aud let God manage it his
own ~,v2 After all, the philosopher doesn't trust God
too far He is afraid God might leave the issue to him
or him TO the ne.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21
IoTyT RESOIUTIOyg


n, regard 10 the Tobacco Trade Of The United States
uih Foreign Nations
Mr.. ouarles on leave, introduced the following Joint
resolution in regard the Tobacco Trade of the Udted
States with foreign Nations during the late session of
the House of Representatives:
lst R,solped LU The Senate and House of Reprssenta.
tpcs of The United States Of America in Congress
ssmBLed That the trade in Tobacco with Great Britain
France Spain Portugal Austria, Brazil and other for
egn nations is embarrassed by restrictions, limitations
and taxes wholly inconsistent with that fair and recpro-
cal condition of commerce which should exist between
the United States and those nations respectively and is
therefore unsatisfactory TO, and deeply injurious Of the
interest of the people OF the States of Virginia Ken
lucky, Tennessee Maryland, North Carol a, Missouri
Ohio and Connecticut and other Tobacco growing States
in which that article is important if not the chief
staple of agricultural production.
I'd. And be IL further resolved That 1t ia the duty Of
the Federal Government TO its utmost power by
tations or other constitutional means, to obtain mod
fcation or reduction the part OF said foreign nations
Of the duties and restrictions imposed by them on
the importation Of American tobacco; and to this end
to employ all the diplomatic powers which the CoDs,tu.
ton has confded to it in producing Just aud equal
reciprocity in trade involving so deeply the value Of
that portion of the agricultural labor of the country in
which, at least fourth OF the Conederacy is con-
cerned.
Sd and be IL further resolved That in arranging the
details of commercial treaties OF this government with
China and Japan and in reforming present treaty
with France so as to conform to the enlightened
policy Of the present Emperor of the French present fit
ting occasions for the enlargement and extension Of the
tobacco trade of the United States and it is the duty of
the government of the United States to every exer.
ton within the limits of its constitutional power to foster
and encourage the introduction OF American Tobacco
An article of use and commerce among the people Of those
nations.
4th And be Il further resolved That diplomatic nego-
tiatons with England, France, Span Austria as well as
with China and Japan should be commenced soon as
practicable by the of the United States, with
the view of obtaining modification Of the existing sys-
TENS of revenue and taxation of those nations in respect
to American tobacco and for this purpose instructions
ought to be given oFegn ministers, consul, and
Other commercial agents in those nations by the Execu-
tive OF the United States to all their legitimate nnc-
tons to produce desirable result.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

SPANISH LIEUTENANT TURNED HIGHwAYMAs-An
instance of highway robbery occurred in Havana one
evening the last week in February which may be chron
;ced as one of the sensations of the week. although it
did not make hair as mach tall Sunday cock-feht
Lestenan Of the regular army presented his pstoito
the breast of Frenchman at about o'clock at night
and demanded bis watch and money, his life. The
watch and money lsome forty dollafs were given and
the Frencbman TOOK TO MS G lodged around corneT
aud hid. Presently the robber passed aios, ~. ~. was
ssatbiy followed by his watchul victim into the vestbule
Of the Tacon Theatre. where squad of soldiers were
called upon to arrest the Lieutenant who proved to be
their own superior officer" Efforts made 10 shield
him, but the booty being found his person, he was
sent to prison. the next day tried by court martial and
summary shot. During the night OF the cuprts ncar
ceratiou his attene friends sent him stychnine arsenic
and other qnick speeding gear Bgt having natural
rrpuguaucs to suicide the heroic assassin stood stub
borny upon his dignity aud valianty vndcated the MAJ
esty Of the military discipline in its enforcement Of crim'
nal law.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21
PrH1IC MEETING IN GILES COUNTY.

At very large meeting of the citizens of Giles com
posed of all political parties held at the Court House
the lth day of March, 1861 being the first day OF the
quarterly Court held for said county, WIN. Eggleston
Eq, was called TO the Chair and Eustace Gibson ap
pointed Secretary.
Mr. Joseph n HOge then offered the following resolu
TONS which, after having been ably advocated by Aessrs
John J. Wade aud Charles Ronald, of Montgomery, AL
exander Manhood, Esq, of Mercer, and Messrs A. G.
PendletoD, Jas. D. JohDston and Jas. II. French, Of
Giles, passed without dissenting voice:
Re'olsed That our Delegate in the Convention be in
stcucted for ordinance of secession that he
also vote for resolution inviting the border slave States
to take a similar STEP aud for resolution suspending
the operation OF said ordinance until reasonable time
for conference with said States to 0e had.
On motion, e Wss
ssolved That copy Of the foregoing resolution be
sent TO our Delegate, and also to the Rclmond Wing
aud Enquirer aud Parisburg Gazette, for publication
The weetiDg then adjourned.
WIN. EGGLEST0N, Prest
EusrAcE GIBsoS, Seey.
ESy- Enquirer please copy.
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Ie. Il. *
TUP MINUTE MEDICINE.

RADw,Ys READY Kelley conquers palm. arrests fever ubdl
spas suspended animation, and the on smuaui
existence that repe the outset all attacks OF disease anon
time prevent the reurn paroxym by Of Radwa
Regulating Pills The great object Of primary medication
shock Of disorder with powerful cruuteEong
influence and thus proven: prcraon II the Vita be
until the Of sickness removed W puaon
the bowels and equalization Of the circulation
This grand object Is ped by the Ready Relief which
should therefore ALWAYS be at hand 10
RiDw.Vs REGULATING Pulls empty the obsucied bowels With
specific ally the liver and purify and
the blood and restore the equilibrium OF the crctlop
Of the aeconsequences Of Cal mel Blue r qui
nne Potash Iron they expel all morbid matter from
system recruit lis energ'e-scn puratye ateA
somsehc. In these effects vegetable medication has Its
Dsrfec triumph.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

French officer with the army il China thus describes
ia letter dated at Tensin his mode of life in that
country at s:x o'clock cpmrade comes to dine with
me. What feas: baSel On roasted pheasant
stuffed with trues, and mnce-meat made with the Hesh
OF hep pheasant This is idea, aud not bad one
either The trurles, is true, were present Have
told you of the resources or this country in fish, game
and poultry Ny company Of voIgeurs having Eesnlyed
20 ye themselves treat bought tweny-esht hares for
steven francs psis cost six centimes EACH IA little more
than sod and pulies from ase to six fons EACH New.
err was an army better d lodged or paid than ours
For four sous day, our men can 1--we on poultry and
pigs feet! look with wonder and delight on the fan
tagruec repass made every day by our soldiers As to
military danger there Is none whatever. Is the Chinese
adore US Our pastres with which they see we are am
ply provided guaranty that they will keep u. from
returning to France long possible Tien,tsn IS wen
fortified and force amounts to 600 french and
1000 English; We are well able to defend ourselves"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21
THE TARIFF AND COLLECTING TIE REVENUE

The Northern repsbcan journals continue 10 be ter
r.sry r.r-iei ban view OF the breakers ahead Whhe
clgn. a reluctant consent 70 the evacuation oil fof'
autsr as d military necessity, they evidently oegln
r see that the rev tariff and the collection OF revenue
al. rgt tAeol 20 severe test. a the New OK EA-
r.ess f,u-s they fear an extra session. TO gave them
over 90 ct aud If an extra session did give them power
ct thew fear action lest they come into conflict win
ra-n uoM.cs. Collecting duties the quarter deck,
Iv 900 miles Of blockade, they bsgiu to comprehend
f. rather difficult IL no. quite impossible Inc Journal
Of Commerce, too, is surveying TIE ieploncan pro-
rsmmc-frst the Morrill, tariff 10 enforce waleh, SCUM
Congress hls 10 DO evoked in extra session-second
,-s of entry 20 be abolished, South and goods made
r,rtrsbaai hen attempting to enter, remarks
snch piracy viii be submitted to by the oIher
-owcr While Se have the undoubted rg0t TO regulate
% commerce m places OF which are IN possession,
R establishing, abolshing or charging our ports OF en-
,v would he an assumption Of power quite intoer1
I bould ne undertake by our mere dctum, 10 exclude
n the posts OF i've tG0us. nd miles OF seacoast upon
. Cor Tolerate States the commerce essential TO the
se productions and prosperity Of millions 81 people
i; tob bsmispheres Such policy will never be sub
,.,tsd 70 isr moment by Epglaud, By France, or by
v nation which ias the power or splIit TO resent tt
Whatever nsy be the an,0lps:ons OF the administrator
az W,sbipgon respecting the recognition o. or the re'H-
al ia raccriz, the Contederats States, We may Ies' IS
snred thai sch an outrage upon commercial OF maritime
r,bts az the prooO-i plan would involve viii not COM
md the Government OF she United States to fsVor ID
e oEnoSuoa which it may teei ca'ec upon 10 MAKE 70
the recognition OF The De faeto 0oYesneat o. winch
President Davis is toe head
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21
RAILWAYS REyOvATIYG REsoLvEYT

annlatei by ts the theory OF ranmsd dseaes
eadcates hereditary Throat and Long diseases aud yer ua
irresistible Entdote the Shich
Running Sores Boi Abcsse. Cancers Salt regm kr
Var ompans Polyphus In the Nose Ulcers ~ the Womb,
Tumors Carbunc.es all virnlent external detarers
the regions Of Central and South America adEay Rem
ovanE Resoyent performed the most mi aclus o. Lcpro
sy Running syphc Sores, Nodes Dropty, ophslma,
Cancers the Mou;h Fore Eyes, Sore Mouth &c In obstinate
Asims affords immediate relief Tgbercs Ia ME
Throat and Lungs 1t rapidly cures.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

MEETING THE CAyABIAE PARLIANEST.-The Cana
dian Parliament met at Qapbsc Saturday. The speech
OF the Governor contains very little of general interest
a congrafulates the members the returning prosper
nf lie country aludes TO the visit of the Prince OF
.oconneada assipiating laws N the two sections
1t1r< bankrupt law Tor Upper Canada, and
i|-1ir|Ipe Of The prisons. He says
,tt 81 ts,ahiah sound system
seit|e.aeni ia the wild
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

AZ they have succeeded in forming very admirable
Constitution the Confederate States in order render
that iussrumen, still perfect ought to insert there
81 clause. declaring that person shall receive an Of
ice who goes TO the seat Of Government PesiOn;ng for
H. Tais would keep the rogues scattered, and eAvs
decidedly moral l. saepce both nPOa the Government
A q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

Or on rllg JrxP-A great oil discovery hiss occurred
.bont tbrse miles bclow tusvie, Pa While some men
,re engaged i drilling tie gas threw up the oil nearly
Too feet nio the air snd Il Csught FIRE at the engine and
burned two Of The men very badly eight was seen
for several niles around Over 5000 sosih Of oil was
gathered from this wei IN thirty hours and imaeDse
Rnuty lost The Of $50 Goo odeTea a ~ veil
y -.lin bali an hour after Gle miner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

0e Back Is reported 70 have sad that he retired With
the essoo, thai peace AID happiness can oay BE- oaHd
IN the boson Of the Church He has suinaed the cont
sry a. oos a. he had the chance sad no- he . so0g %
.rs soeLs.t de Ds,n. Too la,e, Jiumy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21
p.DWAy,s READY RELIEF

Should always kept In the h'use In all Of sudden
tacss pain sickness pes,nd epidemes Ill. bresk W
the afford and comfort. 10 Group
Worm, Tros &C., Railways Read Reefac Immediately
Railways Remedies are sold ~ Drugg stseverystsre.
mhls-dcvlm RAILWAY CO., % John Street =. Y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, March ls-The warehouse of Nesars.
Smith, Cooper Co., ship chambers, on Tchouptoulss
street, was destroyed BY ERE yesterday morning The
LOIS, WHICH Is estimated at 100000 Is mostly Insured
large Ere in the fourth district CONSUMED itam thirty
to forty frame dwellings, Loss $500 600, which barely
insured
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RICHMOND HIG
r.,rrsoAy MORNING, MARCm 81, lsoI.


To COfsiE ESFONDENTS'
,sios bussiss ssssi5s addressed 20 ~ Ea'i'r o i''
80. 49,,
l,, ,,-ttt. "a BOA iss o. 80 paper wsg Hoi - PuohA'
$3.50 -ls ~ i0rg si1pdHg oughf q % hso'o7 20 ~!
q. tci L. no cnss departed froHa o'iifg ntie'es-'e
= 49, .t a-- irt oar. e. cr ds GGrsTiiscite.+. ,..
% - rs.na nfF-Ifs Co rt-rr rejected tgass'es'-Ss
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SBAKER's PREMIUM .,r.

0>-S9 TEks IL conceded 20 be the dlc' IA ~ho.
some, and erseiua tonic In the World used by eysy a.
ny Ia NSofsf. ADAPTED solely for mi, climate ,e4.
found In the Of every Southern Family cure fr a. a.
eases Of the stomach snd bowels They fall ,,.
OF DYspEPt Nervous Headsehe psin NJ a.
stomach bowels they give immediate relief .tdsa
nvers and In and debia,sd persons they sv, t.
energy 10 the whole system They only need trial I've .
precedence all other Bitten Thee bers be Rad y,
Mesrs GRAY, PURCELL. LADD CO. and by at proms.bt
Druggists the city Of Richmond and elseshere nla
North Carolina. Also, by O. sToTT CO, wsshinyon City
o. CANDY GtLPIs co, Baltimore: y. A. FAHSEsFOCR 400
Philadelphia, and BARNES PARK, New York -
Orders filled by addressing v BAKER, Proprietor
Riciu VI.
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SOUTH
MAGNOLIA BALM.
PERFECT AND COMPLETE REMEDY TOR
PIMPLES, BLGTCHES,
RHECKLIs, EXHIBITIONS,

SDNHtHN Or TAN.
This Elegant Preparation renders the skin son sad fresh
parting Marble Parity. II Is most cool and eeshing SIP
piled the face amer 20 the and will mmeda
relief TO the Sting Of Insects NOthng poisonous cutters into
composition The contents Oi bottle might be t-krn without
harm IL application ess,y might for u iceet 0H ne
in0rsf of Pigpes.
Sold eyeryvhere-Prce my Cents Bottle.
w. w. HAGhN CO., Propretors, Troy N. V.
USHER aHHPPAEp Agents f-5-llSm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

Tie Nashville Banner publishes the following letter
from subscriber in Alabama and adds that even the
most confirmed Precipitation cannot See therein symptoms
Of "recoustru-toa and desire the part Of the un
,spectug people who were guided INFO the secession
train. 10 get back into the glorious Union from which
the, have been inglorioasy dragged and more I'M
der the protecting eg:s of the "stargcmmed banner Of
ber,y them they don't want to it, and are blind in
their own iuG.uatiou, to te inevitable doom which awaits
die usurpcrs when the storm of public indignation shall
arise. which viii sweep them from power Tue letter :
rom an honest. shreyd and practical Albanian, 10 a
v.r-sonwn business house OF that city:
"WALNrr G5ovs. Ala, March II, lsdl.
Ir.,,,e--- d. Co.. NoshriHe:
Slrs-I have reasons to believe that the u. s. Mail
v.l soon Dee stopped from Aahsna-Gerhaps Is already
.lpued am owing yOU, and am ready TO pay You, bit
M -., -.ff.u, ~ mott li.arg 0i my Tisi. If YOU say
mani, f. $40 voar risk will DO %. haze reasons TO be
hove .t RE mail IS searched hg Fostasisrs fer letters
f I....t.l.t. conc rtiag secession. avn truly sorry
, r..s ,i, as bad ss they are-but had no hand in
i.sfrq about dsuuion, tor opposed to secession.
s,l,d u.i.e 90 yCu TO send nae Nashville rapcr-oue
tt u o91o,sd 10 dsuaion bu, do not believe h would
..t frr. io me- Etle abort IS mate hare 90 Keep TIE
.. s.. ignorance. but won VIII send me such paper
and nav TO- TO- whether get i. or not.
/ am yours truly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

"P S-If should see q safe hand going to Nashville,
.isu send you the money eve YOU
Thus th'ues 90 in the Ooneieraey. Every effort
s made there it seems 70 suppress conservative journis
keep the people in ignorance Of the Effects of Seees-
zion and the tue objects of tae Secession leaders.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21
CRrsTADOno's HAIR DYE
ONLY DYE
~ EECTURE.-The third lecture Of tho

For all who desire have OF their hair changed With
safety eranty and rspdiy, 10 any shade they de Hn
u4ctured by j. CHRsrADoRn, Aston House, NeE York ia
everywhere and applied by all Hair DrtSers hS-d.Wm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

b -. course before the "nIQaM0ND YOUNG MIN3
CHRT$TIiN ASSOCIATION" VIM oe dell erred by J0nN r
TaMPsON, E Thlrsday egenng March 'iip st o'eo
ia the Second Bsp'ig. Church
srhsct-" Fools and their UGes Fl"
Tickets Of admission IS ceus-ay be had ofJass woodhouss
Co G. L. D1go6d Meade Baker EdSard T. kooinson, JOSEF
L4idiey md Al he mhi--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

DaydJ. Saunders. member of the House Of Delegates
from this city has been detained from his for the
past week from sickness.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21
nORNs. HuNInNS. DRROR

|lORNs, BUNibSs, DEPOR.
" MITES or NAILS, AhD AL OThLR <<[<,SS-xS&.
EXCRksC ENCEs removed IN few seconds 1922 "a
without pain hlnissnce. M,uy Of the hdts--ssS-
members the Convention and the Legislature Atlors q b
tain DR. sOHULIZS services lie leaves tie ely Dc bri
his stay rapidly drawing 70 close necessarily 10 keep
his promise lis patrons further South Some drb e'-r
persors unscquAstd with the science Of Crooy,
fearing the operations - be eher paina les'ng some sore
serwards which might prevent their walking ac SEr
following Of testimonial from citizen Who thought the
contradcts the idea Gardner, Eiq states,
easy without hndrsnce inconyeltnee
could be relieved Of su troublesome aIectcn noa
would have suffered TIE relief imm Hate and per
feet.
sS-onice Wall Street Hotel Wall street. mh2i-2r'
NOTICE hereby Given that application vii te made Tie
~ Second Auditor Of the trsinis H. the t 81
STATE rOND No 100 for thyS hundred dollars aAttf "a
3t January 1891 payable TO fenton rrenn, aid Boal hay
!bg beel los. nh2i-las m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

" kDNksDAll mNIUH -VIIi I0"I'
The Convention met at l04 o'clock, NJ
Prayer By Rev. Mr. WooDBRIDGE, of the Episcopal
Church.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

ali Of which has ourselves In superior sy
under great offered upon the
40 e1sEina.ion Is especially so, ote!. -
mi KEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

TT,H0SE CHEAP UNuHEsSED BLEAthfn
corr N3 ARRIVED Receiving this moraing 1UD pigs "
tn se celebrated l. X L. ~ finished B! ehtd uotfons,s
2 per yard CdAtomers WIZ have bee wAlng io Zen
can mn he an, pIIed ALFRED MOSES
O.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

nENTiSTs MATERIA -cor1nd'am Wheels
Mh,ri Brushes Piss Scotch Mouth Glasses, les
Whites Teeth, for sale BY SlhN'i'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

NUyAl,s Cough SYRUP.-A sovereign remedy fof
H. Coughs Colds Hoafseness, WhooPng Cou Group ssun
Bronchitis, and Incpient Consun ption lor ts!s oy
a. A.fpS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21

NEW AND SPLENDID STYLES M3NtLbS.
~ Jas received lot splendid sprs hanes both
Cloth which Invite the attention Il our customers
aud The public generally
styles entirely rev and very hsnd=cn
We will open he Ills day. and those In want d somehlngFe'
ally pretty, y. y d DO we'll 20 call.
mhYl uhlLkS ChfNthf' 40 Hoa' ="
E All styles Of Msntles Manufactured in house ~ our
experienced hands, and 1t the shortest notice 4 G.
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NOTICE..

PPLICATf0 will be made the Commi,siofsr OF tAe Land
"a Office United s,ate for The ressIe a Script 10 'u
duplicate Virginia Military Land Warrant No $50, for AZ
acres .sued 9Th day Of 5uy lJ 70 George Basbg as
snee heirs Of Peter Moore decd CaptAn 10 the Virgil
nj. IN the Of the Revolution The original warrant
ha wing been lCst misplaced Add cannot &c found
mh5l-wsm leo BAGBY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-21
SPRING CLOTHING,

CLOTHING AT WBOLESALE.-ws respect Gil
Invite the attention OF country merchants % our large am
.tlvas rlaf
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nUVAl,s COUGH SYRUP.-A sovereign remedy 10y
~ Coughs Colds Hoaene whooping Cou Group ssums'
Bronchitis, and Incipient Consun pton: FOR tne Oy
W PETERSON 60, DRUGGIST
zto1 Us Msin sirse.
alive OLA pslne lo,, suitable TO- TObaecoas' USE
L for sale low, by W. PETERSON co y rggiis,
,h"i l6l1 Main street
rlRINCEPG CgaAkS.-A lot Of genuine Principe CgA'
- No" III ''''e' w. PETEEsoN CO Druggists,
mh2l l3' Main SECT.
(1,.,NEsE sOAP-Kingston'. Fsuuirs chlneie sOaP.
u delightful article bathing For sale BY -
W. PETERSON a co, Druggists.
milo, ~ Man ttrets
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i45 Main street
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