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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07
A Now Establishment.

IN IE undersicrcd nlNays ~ ave- 81 Home Marin.
Il a,furgs belle & that o deinau o ucl n
ee.I-e, oiftelali o t6c So1I.., l,e Determined ~
establish Wholesale ard Retail
Tobacco and Segar Factory.
IHey have secuIot tie seTsiecs OF workIneu ae
kEoSeigvd To be the bcsg n Virginia. and they have
secured stock vi manufactured tObaceo that cannu:
DC eNcclird 10y any factory in the state.
Having iauguratcd Ilis nION cmcH in the midst Of
our people, they confidently expect their patror.
as.e anu he ally cooperation. (,
We simply dcslre nom Merchants ard whol,,
tnle deah.s irial as Nc iecl cpnhdeut can do
more and better than any other house.
Our retail department will open on the LIST Of Anil
In the building sdoiGing where every variety
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07


>ENER HAS If
GLE iSsrA~o
Chr whcne,.
Never did ~
stance % de
amy one WHO
contrary all are
IL operations,
terms of com
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9ToVEna,

TUBT recsifsd a. Eastertsys Iin eaa es0ss Huass.
~ ne enea Ard n.fst fsshiOnabie asearusH n
Paftof and Ch-mbsf sfotes. 1rstes. Ae., ihaf ever
tsas ~ thr Charicsi0sn markFf NvH j. fhe uass 10
hey ~ 20 raa bay ffy cheap.
Dee Ia. iaf1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

FAILED SIN
To EFFnT A
eT timely used
know an in.
ssusiactiO by
used a. On the
delighted With
and stsak IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

Asd Cold H'eHley Cssas Ts2sfA>y.
90 -
TWIN ssyt vfrw HsuneY ~ sssias fasi- -
u -tfe tscfh an igffrasr gnar eo5sfcFf af ~
t.e sauff un1f ~ prfsnfitF ~ tnfsf fashlgu-
shis Psrinf tiaa aad Cora siofrs 80
E8srEHnAYeH
Ssaaafy %. i'si Tis go ctarifsf7ss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

D.
INkfN up n esfrays on my premises. near n,
u habletown, two horse e o l. r S-one aOS2i
HIGHT straw berry roan, with a white or hlaxed6A
ihcc-ist hands high. The other. a hIack With nax
name and tail ia hands high. Appraised nj ssD
They are about Iycars Old. The owner or vw ers are
requested 10 come forw ard. prove property, nay
charges, aud take them away.
Jan. ii, '6l-3ts WILLIAM MYERS
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SPECIAL TO TIE rRrnuNa.

WAsaINGToN, Dec. 25.-This morning
u. Mercier, French Minister, called at the
State Department but failed to see the Sec
retary who was at Cabinet meeting
Mereier announced that it was his purpose
to communicate his instructions received
by the America and that these instructions
embraced an urgent appeal to the United
States TO peaceably adjust the matter with
England.
A deserter from Centerville who came in
to-day says that recently portions efseveral
regiments were moved thence to Fairfax.
Centerville he calls impregnable and will
be defended By not far from 100000 troops.
The whole army has been for more than
three weeks in daily expectation of an at
tack from Gen. Mcclellan, but after waiting
so long 10 vain bad settled into the conviction
that there would be no advance this winter
and were making preparations to go into
winter quarters.
Tbirty-seven thousand rebels on the
Lower Potomac are also, according to the
deserteF, building log huts and making
themselves comfortable expecting they will
not be disturbed before spring.
Gen. Summers injuries are more serious
than at nrst supposed. His spine suffered
so severe a shock from his fail, that it is
thoughs doubtful whether be will ever again
be able TO mount his horse. He has been
relieved, at bis own request, from the COM
mand of his division, which is for the pres
ent assigned 10 Gen. Heintzelman, who re-
tains his own division also.
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ser.IbIe CnnndIan view.


The Montreal Gazette, speaking Of the
prospects of a war between Great Britain
and the United States, takes sensible view
of the unenviable position ofCansda 10 such
an emergency. 1t says;
We do believe there are not over 500 men
in Britain (apart from those who, being
military men, long for the honor and ad-
yanceulent which fighting would bring
theln,) who desire to go to war with tee
limited States. We should be sorry to De"
Geye that there are FIVE hundred here IN
/ Canada who are so mad, reckless and toolish
"a to desire to see this province msde the
! theatre of such war. We heartily regret
TO see any vsporing, boastful spirit INDUCED
! ia anywhere, or anything said which looks
like a challenge to the conflict. Il Is noi
those people who make the most clamor
1 and who swagger most, who do most e1ec'
/ tive work when the tug Of war comes We
are a Young country, having long and mar
roT territory, with an immense frontier ex
no.ed to the enemy, with but sparse popu
lation to defend it.
Much of the damage done to the United
States seabord by the British feet, wouit
be avenged on us. That ls lneVltaoie, sh'
we hone no Canadian is Dragging wins
Canada can do, without fully consioerlu
the disadvantages under which We lsool
:, and the hardships We must prepare % et
: dure If war comes. Our neighoors ns'
t half million of men foot. They cou
hold the South in check With halt tn
: number, they could garrison their seapo
z towns with $50, 600, and they could Ssno
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-27
HERALp's SPECIAL.

WAsHlNGToE, Dec. 25.-A part OF Gen.
Heinfselmsns 8 command celebrated Christ
mas by going IN search of the enemy. Late
was hying from Pohick Church, aad Il
Union troops would show themselves on
Pohfek Hill, the enemy would be there to
give them battle. Accordingly early in the
morning four regiments-the lo5th Penn
svlvenis, Col knight card Pennsylvania,
Col. HAYS; 3Tth New York, Col. Hayman /;
s0th Micnigau, Col. Champhlin, with Capt
Beamis' battery, and two squadrons Of the
Ist New York cavalry--the whole IN COM
mand Of Gen. Jamison, proceeded elong
the telegraph road to Pohick Church twelve
miles from Alexandria, When our troops
reached the hill, they were drawn up in line
of battle.
A squad of rebel cavalry was seen on
bil a mile or more to the right
The battery was Immediately placed II
oosition, and one shot fred at them. They
scattered off in moment. Our forces wait
ed a couple Of hours, but nothing more wa
seen of the rebels. No rebel flag was founi
| floating from Pohick Church, and Genera
Jamisou, finding the enemy was not dispose
to accept the opportunity for skirmIsf
returned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-27

EThe Washington correspondent of
the New York World says that all are
awaiting the complete formation and de-
parture of Gen. Burnside's expedition from
Annapolis and Fortress Monroe, and that
this movement, instead of being destined
against some extreme Southern point, is to
cooperate with and be portion of General
MeClellau's campaign with the main army.
A few days more will cover, it is believed,
all needful delays at the two ports mention
ed, and we shall soon witness four great
columns in motion against the Confederate
army. The preparations at Cairo viii be
completed about the same time for a stimuli
taneoEs movement down the Mississippi
river.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-27

CHICAGO. December 25.--Ths Memphis
Anpeal. of the 18th, says " property 10 the
amount of So, SOC, 900, has already been con-
fscated by the Receiver, of this city. This
is only about one-half the amount Of North
ern property in our midst. Some reports
have already been made Of real estate and
many others are 10 report
The cost of taking tue nootiag battery up
the Mississippi to Memphis, was Sl0O, COO.
The Mississippi Legislature has a plan
under consideration to advance TO the plan
| tersy S25. per bale of cotton. Propositions
are also pending to charter banks based or
cotton. A bank bill just passed, providing
thet banks shall receive State aod Treasury
notes in payment OF debts, and that note
of banks shall be received for all public dues
except for war tax"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-27

MILITARY.-Capt. @. o. Loomls' battery
of Michigan artillery arrived here Saturday
morning on the Moses Mcclellan, direct from
Western Virginia.
Col. NyDkoop's regiment of Pennsylvania
cavalry left Pittsburg Saturday for this
point on the Denmark, Prima Donna, Anglo
Saxon, Moderator, Slenango, Commercial,
and Ida May.
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INCORPO RATE ED 1910

@ H A r II E r. p r II r r r y A l.
With Successful Business Experiences Of
F 4 TT x . - - -
Cash ~ ~ y y Ss =
Capital and Surplus ''.'-'''-''e . ' y
rr,srraucs- assafust Loss or Damage ~ hlibt "a
Dealings Furniture, Stores Warehouses .Aer-
chsudse Hills, Manufaotoriess and other kinds oI
| rrqnerty can be elected in this Company npon as
favorable terms IS the nature Of the risks anu see-
rttv 70 Policy holders VIII admit
| PAETICULAR ATEBNTEON given 70 inauiluk
EARN rropsrgg consisting Of Dwellings, harnes ene
/ optntjidfas onnecteds AID Furniture, Live stock
5fav 65rain Farming Utensils, &C., &C. contained
tberip, f5T = term oi years at Low rates OF pre-
| uiiuD. -vrovpe.
| T. c. Allyu, Secretary. Huntington Pres.t.
Il q lyman Asst sec'y. W. n. Bowers, Aetuary
D. Alexander, General Agent for the western
aud south Western Statess Columbus Ohio.
/ J Graham, Asst General Agent Tor the nsstert
srd south Western Statess Columbus, ONO.
Applications for insurance may be maae 20 th'
undersigned, tbs duly authorized agents OF tH'
SN-,a.Dg A. G. HABLOOE q SON, Ag'ts.
asg-Ofioeon First Street, opp. Prst Oince-
I a---7g-TrH
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SAMUEL v WILLIAM b BAKEs'
s. e. Gilbert s. Go.
WhOIoSaIe OrO

W hOIoSdI6 OIUC6IS,
Sycamore street, between Water and First, Evans
Vile Indiana. A full assortment Of Groceries al
wsys on hand and for sals as the ieTsSs PEloS@'
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MORNING REPORT.

Latest from Europe-Arrival
of the Niagara-Advance
in Cotton-Breadstufs firm
Gen. Sumner permanent
Iy disabled-Nothing new
on the Potomac.
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Advertisements published In both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one bali
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations st the rstss named, to be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Eel
lows, Masonic Orders, benevolent Societlee
and Singing Societies
For eaca notice not exceeding lines %
| cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
| attached, 81; without notice, free.
| Marriage notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals, PicDics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or assocla-
| tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
| Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines OF
over, will be charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will b
charged ffty cents.
Yearly advertisers TO pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 90 10
each name ia the Daily, and So in the Dali.
! and Weekly. the same to be, in all cssei
paid in advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL 90.
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army of LOG, 600, swelled by another $4,000
or loo, 900 new recruits upon Canada And
we, Heaven help usl have no access to the
seaboard except through the enemy's coun-
try-and half dozen regiments of regulars
and less than 10000 volunteers, on whom
to depend to fight our battles. As leading
New York journal recently said of ns-we
have only paper militia, and so far as our
rulers are concerned, seem likely to have
nothing more for some time to come.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-27
REFREsHHTENT SALOON

TEE proprietor of the above establishment here
with renders 70 all his friends bis sincere thanks
for the fayors they have bestowed mon him for
50 many long years. At the same tine he takes
opportunity to inform the public that he has fixed
1p his place OF business in new style, and that be
mas taken care for the necessary accommodation Of
his visitors.
AS usual, the Restaurant will bs furnished with
the mot superior deiicscss Of ths season.
A free lunch, consisting of e7ervthiAg thar the
season can produce, will BE- set 10 o'clock, every
forenoon.
There will be found at the Bar the haest and
purest Wines and Liquors Also. ths best Beer
AMI Ale to be had. Tcgathsr with this, you will
find there tho depot OF MAbEBffs WORLD Z E.
NOWNED OYSTERS.
Orders will be hllsd prom ptly, and totbe salts
faction of mankind.
THEODORE MIEGsT,
uovl9-3m Proprietor.
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SILK FZsa GSg
BUNTING ELAGSlI
Two Large Bunting Flags for
sale. Silk Flags, Cotton
Flags, always on hand
or made to ordex at
short notice, by

O7gE6IEe9' ~ oEs6eh@sgS
48 Main Ctr SSts
nov1o
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ST. JOINS, N. F., Dec 24.-The Niagara
from. Liverpool l4th aud Queenstown 18th
passed Cape Race Monday night.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-The Patrie says it is
asserted that France and the Great Powers
have been consulted by Great Britain and
have expressed the opinion that the conduct
of Capt. Wilkes wasa violation of the rights
OF neutrals.
LONDON, Dec. 14.-Cotton Brokers cir
culars report sales of cotton for the week
$4,000 bales; market frmer and an advance
Of @G8d established. Market closed Fri-
day very dull. Advices from Manchester
are unfavorable. Breadstufs generally
quiet but firm. Provisions firm
Consols closed yesterday at e0A990f for
money. The bullion in tbs Bank of Eng
land increased S12e, 900.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-27

SWORDSI SW0RDSl
~rzw RRTRETEU - tor OF Rs &c
ab Regulation gilt mounted Swords, COED ar
slsAsi n. 81 GEE.aTKO.4s Il REETss
n s. e R&UE.E TE9JS> SzSSRsS;
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n - R so VE~a TK6sJST ca PSF
n. 9. RERUE.a TE01sr SR8OLAAA
STR.z Pc;
All kind of military caps, for men and boys
w Nov rad ali the latest styles Of gentlemens
vonths' and lnfants hats aud caps. Prices to suit
/ the times .-,,.-.i,. -
VAUTIER & MARCONNlE ER,
10 80 Main street.
= TJNsSEEB 0EL-20 bbls in PsrtecE eEdsc
IL for sale by 8. 3. GILBkkf 90
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TABLE CUTLERY.
Heavy Stock New Patterns
POCKET KNIVES.
Razors, Shears, Spoons,
Wood Saws.
Hook Tooth Cross Cut Saws.
Butchers Files.
Curry Combs, Cardi & Brushes
Mechanics Tools.
Builders Hardware.
Coffee Mills.
Platform, Counter and Tea
SCALES.
Array Plates and Fry Pans.
Handled Picks.
Army Omcers, Quartermas-
ters and Suffers,
Supplied at Low Figures.
JUST TO HAND
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HARD SUFFERING.

WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF THREE BOTTLES.
one Of the Privs' Of the Eighth Regiment At pro
'sal ha ~ the su ,ny rat; A. ,sSc Ing
the hrss night ept -k oul fest In the vatsr and
Ss %sins oS 81 S.ns apssS o sa Op, .. IN
sriDs: ss.s . We, y 60 the he.,y dsv. that ys
lad Ire. Se'i s9: y S%SrS kS %Y
and The ..heS ass .ysf and .hsq.s p.rtiS WI, n
sSsssr NE Al bith limb. and o.ps ylh .hs
having no liquor with us-d sni READY SEiIRF
and AFTER. TIL, ebe.red and insis rated Us, and
hArl biscuit and ,alt pcrk % sts'd 81 Td duty VIII
IL tts tIent hes, and whss b.rroYnfpr twesb four
s sGs, s ..a. 50 ,rS. s., 2:
q our sSrse On, re..is.dt, thi. city: am certain
RsarY ssrf "a. req spg % ~ o. o.r gs
gould have b.en tr,Alns. Iil,spd retprpips 70 my
supply. II % the n quest Of myself ard noH 81 ny
fIisnts IN TIC Rs,.suenl thai vrr ts.e ,%nedt.t.
p tb. me .ie,I stcre Of ever ment VIII ave
the Live d 'n'-.nd bR Z, ne rc0P."
rpnonfaI Pc sDY bEL1Hf, In tumb 9. Of water,
will prove 81 greatsr service than alcohol, whiAky,
or any o,her liquor.
MOSQUITOES.
Our troop will sufsr greet annsysuos from ths
s ,s saS S0, s,1s, o. s'uoss hoe Of vLs,Ei.
sSSI sd E P sE ga S'' Sft ~
sop the I.ot tAntalsibs tehLS. neutI iEe tie Io-
hand arr t y ys N ,ss s:s Ss AID
the nosqa toes Wnl OF troa. 10 you-
n Il. r med,. are cold By dIuSshts and store
RADwAy
No. - Joan At NY
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TESTIMONIALS.

Mr.. DANIEL NovEJoY, q Ne. fsI We. sss 4
nsw Ysrk. hAd essr anisss1 nth the rt,e- IA,
essSnfv yesn- He SOD - fsis.s Pas rips cit,
otntpsnL and In thy~s vesks vss oompistaiy survd
Mr.. ANDRHw VAN a0RN, Of asvs. Point, Ion,
LlAnd. wtoss stsps b ~ Ne 20 NAagip d, Nsw
xork. wss n oassa Win the ma v.ry .svsr.ly, b-,
sy the Of th- raisns Pns rtps ans oiutmaut va.
nnlsdiahsiy rslisve1- sss N ~ shsrt ass Il Arc
sssks uss soAplstsk cared.
an- VAN HORN, vie Of the iass aansd ssuxis
nan, had painful sitAsk q ths Ra, sssd ~ Pin.
ana oinr ssn,, asa vss sarsA In sus veskI
DAVID heoARTzY. Ne. 81 FinA d. New York.
VIE had suf.rea .suiale csss Ne Pila. Cor q io...
u.e. ~H ssrs1 ~ ~ Fsss 40 et.t.asai h an
Wesh.
Mr. rHnIr hISb. No. ~ wsa sc.h q, Nsv
fsrk, sSw q Bta.fcse. Coun, sft-r long sani1ins
einsnsns IN siz ~sska-
nr. THOMAS wII4DAB, ssrnsr q Beakns. unl
wahsr sts, New rcrk. an@ sassrins aAsv ysan
k,sA TIA Paiao, rils Pip, ana ssssamsnA. n y ~
vsry hest arjsis hat can b sssA
Mr.. CHARLIE TODD, No. 10 wan nrustsunsr.s
l.ssn.sly Tor ysAr- ana ara tsytas svsry known
rs.asay within sh ssAsA. was vhsiS sarsl ~ u.
rips ana OinfmsDa
pkNJAAnN IRVING, q Rsv YsksuSi.,.r.vu.
gradually ankins under ne aspss-ias ana asovl-
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EsUHkANCHsa.

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ALL hlNDS OF HEADACHE
BY the u'' Of ths'e PHI. the periodic .tt.,,, =,
N'rvous or Sick Headache m,y DO prsy,n,s, 49,,
ftako~ at the commencement Of an .a,,.
di.ts rslisf from pain ana sickns. will b, oh,,,,
ThU seldom fail In removing the N.u,..
Headache, to which female, are 20 subeot
They &C, gently upon the bowels. I,mo,iDs Co.
tivsrsss
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fsm.IO.. and
all persns Of 'ed'ntary habit. they are vain al
ALsIStive improving the sppetite giving tor. an,
'iscr to the digestive orGs, 8, and RESTORING IN, No
t.rAl elasticity and strength to the waole ., .tsu
rms oEPs ALTO FILLS arc the rc.ul, Of lone In
v-.tisati;n and tAr,fuuy conducted eIpsr,m,n,.
having been In use many yeas durtus vb,o, H..
they have prevented aud relieved . vas, .moun, =,
p'In ana suffering from He,SAehs, Whether orr,,,-
ting in the nervous system or from a dsr,ps A ...,.
Of the stsms Oh
They are entirely vegetable In their esmpO,I,,,, m.
and may be taken a. all tines with perf.c. ,.s,u
without making any change Of diet, and IN. Al,
senoe OF Ncy di,Ssrs cable taste render, 1, o.
aGmial.tst th,m to tb;ldrsn.
BEWARE OF CoUNrsRFRrrsi
spSiainS On each Boz.
ssld by Druggists and all other eealsr, I'm Ma.
cipea-
boz Will be sent by mall, prepaid, on reosI,, a,
PRICE. 70 CENTS.
All orders should be Addressed to
HENRY O. srALDNG,
% Cedar Street, New York
A single bottle OF sPALDINGg PREPARED
GLUE will save ten tinOs Its cost annually.
srALDINo3 PREPARED GLUE.
RALDNGs PREPARED oLuA
sPALpINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE TEE PIECES.
HcoNoMY DISPATCH,
u-"A sTrTcn IN TnH SAVES NnE.-AI
As seeidents VIII happen, even In we'll regulated
smi lee, It very desirable to have some chssn and
eon'eol"Ot way for repairing flrnituEe toys crock.
sPALDNG5 PREPARED GLUE.
wes's all such smargeneIsS, and no houss hold can
afio, 70 be wtth' ut Il. IL Il always ready aud uS
to the saoAiDs point
"HsKFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
N IA bIush accompanies each bOttIs. rrio,
| HENRY O. sPALDINa,
Ne. is CEDAR ktest. New York.
CAUTION.
A. certain anprincipId ", sons srs attemptinS "a
M PRnPa 90 nnan,Peshcg public, initial oas o
nsms. ine before purehAAinS, and Ise thai ths mn
spALDiNos PRHPARno GLUE IN
. On shs i0,utsiaswSsPpsL An ether arc swim In.
"SA''''''~' an1
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VAGINA YIRHA

VACCINE WIRES
We have completed arrangements With Q physician
eIt nd' Aetlcs 70 iurUish n 9Th frssh Vaccine
Virus om heAl.by b h.r In be met cally sealed
fiAes vobAs, VII suppy physicians "a ru' geors
IN the sruy Wits either vseo,pe N liter or scabs, In
the table, for 30 caot eanhor tubes. ons con
ents, capable Of vseeiDatpy at Ie u tn PSIsops.
We viii saArsI T.. s,sry tui Of v.sene 10 b. freah
and pm G, snifTo b. at y hf.Lt
Addres RAD N.Y& CO., 20 John u. inelosiua
ne amount !. postass ,tn,uP.
my4u'OOO % John Il, ny.
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