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The Celebrated

- TACK will stand the Asu.
- % f,s sesson, a, bic own
AE stable, . sssv,ss Of . mile
&0S east Of nancs h Rob
inson's Mill, '.hos, sis miles sosthwsss Of
Pamela, q = en- Dollars to insure mass
IN foai Toe owners ~ msves Inuss q.
tend regv.ssly until the narhs are In fsal,
or until they refuse tho jack sulici.a,ly,
or ! W. esars the insurance MONEY! As
the season sounsseei late, !. will sss.
sinr.e through the summer and fall season.
Said Jack IL near IS kasds high, vssv
hine,hy, asd large bensd, ssd very heavy
BODIED. ] have lately traded for the jack
and 10 not know Ms pc,iisee. PsrsoD re
invited 10 call aaA esamins him, sai jsaks
Tor themselves. lie IL known By the sass
Of tho Phillip Alton Jast.
May 1i.nif.n W. u. WALKER.
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uAa thlel fne ani tst'l sub'i.
NfHinii. Nnt. Hth, lsfl
IN anl after einssiay. A1ssnitef ilih,
" lsal tainf an lhls road will fun -
follows
GniTG snrrn
la train ltff NFWrhu a'..,, tOrN
" Bffitaa ~ ifrnada NJ / '0rH
uVINi NORTH.
Mail train 'rttrs t,fenals ai ,.r. N,s
(" " arrives NJ Nrmfhs n ag0.s
lha ffeiehl mhi ioeammoia ion train
vii leave 'lemrli' ~ 2 o'elnck, D. ", On
Muhltya, wednesday, anl ffiinsa, ariiv
INK NJ bfehala 1T o'elock f.s, and
leaying rfrnai, AZ 6 o'clock ~ on fnas
iaa, lhnf.lau ani shlurda,s arriving q,
Memthi. Al 6so cloqk y.
silfs MEngiWErIItR.
,Gni, Chief fne AID den'l sup't.
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TAIf.O1yTNR.

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III. In Paa,ls, ! respectfully Invite ~
81 sesssosss ed eleisias eossssllyes I've
ne sap. SHOP b ~ Psasla llsssl, 1d
q nrtmAS..
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nVAkEN sp BY 3. 5. Bivess, seas No.
bipa, sessell nsss psey, 10 ysass
old, "a or 70 hssds high; 0hits fass; hAs
. ssnk plsse At The roos Of The tail. AD.
pseissi y e100o.
p. D. JONES, Rasess 2. G.
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ANOTHER BREAKDowN.-Anotber steamer con-
veying troops for the Banks Expedition put in here
last Sunday, for repairs to her machinery. The
Str. Merrimac, having on board the Tenth n. y.
S. NJ. Zone hundred and seventy. Volun-
teers) six companies Of the Second Battalion Of
Duryea Zouavcs Zone hundred and sixty-second n.
Y. W and two companies of the Twenty-ftth Con-
necticut regiment, in all 1900 men, when two days
out from New York, had one of her engines disa-
bled by the breaking Of the connecting shaft, and
was obliged to run for day with only one engine;
notwithstanding which she made the trip from
New York to this poit in the short space Of three
days. The repairs necessitated delay of several
days and tn, troops have been put on shore, and
accommodated in the va iouS buildings that afford
space to lodge them until the Steamer is ready to
sail
ARRIVAL oP BRIG. GENL. SEYNoUR.-Brig. Gen:
Seymour arrived here on the Delaware on Thurs
diy. Gen Seymour, it will be remembcred'was
Captain in the Sd Artillery and was in Fort Sumter
when it was captulated to the rebels. Having lived
in the South for many years and being predispOsed
to bronchial complaints, he asked to be assigned
to duty in more genial cline, and he has come
down here to attend to such duties as Esay be as
signed to him. 1t is generally understood he will
not relieve Gen. SaXton, but be placed IN COM
mand of beaufort. He is skilful soldier,
strict diSciplina:i IN ard fine sociable gentleman
The STR. TRADE WIND Captain Whitehurst,
from New Orleans, put into this port last Monday
for coal and left again the next day with mail for
the North. We are indebted to the courteous
Captain for full files Of n ew Orleans papers to the
lllh instant.
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A NEW ORDER BY MAJ. GEN BCTLER.-The
New Orleans True Delta, of the llth inst, pub
fishes the following order from Maj. Gel. Butler.
The order is followed by a. schedule comprising
" List of cotton Brokers of New orleans, whe pub
lshed in the Crescent, in October last, card, ad-
visiny planters not to send produce to New Orleans
in order to induce foreign Intervention in behalf
of the rebelion,'' each of whom are asses ed in
sums varying from on. hundred to five hundred
dollars, and making total Of over twcnty-eight
thousand dollars, in aid Of hs;Poor. That these
men who have assisted il bringing about this state
of affairs, should be made to relieve the suffering
arising from the inquty is no more than just and
proper. We are not surprised that these rebels
arc making such efforts to have Gen. Butler re-
moved. He keeps too tight rein upon them and
has no idea of &C concili ,tiOn.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF The GULF,
New Orleans, Dec. 8, 1862. J
General Orders No. lO3.-under General Orders
No. 81, current series rom these headquarters, an
assessment was made upon certain parties who had
aided the rebellion to be appropriated to the re-
lief of the starving poor OF New Orleans. "
The calls upon the fund sed under that order
have been frequent and urgent, and i. is now ex-
hausted.
But the poor Of this city have the same or in
creased necessities for relief as then, and their
calls must be heard; and It is but fit and proper
that the parties responsible for the present state of
affairs should have the burden of their support.
Therefore, the par. les named in Schedale B, of
General Orders No. 55, as hereunto annexed, are
assessed in like sums and for the same purpose,
and will make payment to d. c. G. Field, financial
clerk at his office at these headquarters, on or be-
fore Monday, December 18th, 1862.
BY command Of
MAJ. GEN. BUTLER.
GEORGE C. STRONG,
A. A. General and Chief of Staff.
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ARRIVED.

Fec. 19 Bark Tycoon, Levy, New York; ~,
Ship vandalia, -, OFT Charleston: Bri L. ID.
Wagner Smith, New York Schr. Euntrcss, l'iz-
new, Phil q. Schr. Rachael S. Miller, Baker
phiPa. Schr Marietta, Hail. lhfa.; Schr. Union:
Vaname. New York; str. Circassian, Eaton, New
York Schr. Actor, Spcer, New York; Schr.
Arctic Garwood, Godfrey, Phil'a. ;2l, Schr. Sam1.
II. Sharp. Mayhcw, rhia.; Schr. n. G: Clark,
Clark, Phil'a. Schr. Armenia Bart cit, Bartlett,
Phll'a Schr. Geo. FaeS, Nicke. son, New York;
Ship Mari ., Clark. New Iolk; 5. 5. Nerrimac,
Sampson, New York; -, 1rade Wind. hitehurst,
n. Orleans; Schr. Chef, Norris, n. Via Bcau-
fort. n. c.; Str. Boston, Johnson, icrnandina;
Schr. Delphine, Horton, New York; Park Guerilla,
Pierce, New York; Sc.rr. Mai Norris, New ork;
"A, Str Delaware, Cannon, New York -, Steam
Ship Star of the South, Woodhull, New York;
Schr. Howard, Collins New York; -, Str. Nep-
tune, Lewis, ST. Augustine. O.
CLEARED.
70. Str. Guide. Neuvill, Baltimore ~, Schr. =.
Boicc Boicc. Phil A.; -, Schr. Anna l.. Martin,
Brewer, Phil'a Bark Eagle, Baker, New York;
Schr. 4. b. Brown, Nicholson, New York; Schr.
Maria Pike, Rogers, New York > Bark Tycoon,
LEVY, New York; schr. TalisnM Go ner, %.
yil tcrnandina; u, Schr X. b. Hewlett, Sum.
mcrs. Phipa., via Fernandna; Str Bcn Detord,
Hal. .ett, Ferl,andina and hey West: -, Schr.
Union, Eanname, Key West .G. John Price, Sears,
lhira: las. =. IIcw.t. Lake Phi!'a.
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LOCAL NEWS.

BURSTING OLA GUY ON THE STR. GEORGE WASH
NGroN.-Last Saturday, while the steamer George
-Msss,%s.ea Smelling -s.aall piece Of Wool
near the mouth of Nackey's Creek, for the pur.
pose Of disodgin: and driving off the rebe cavalry
there. the large24 pound riied gun on the forward
deck burst at the breech, shattering the carriage
and hurting, y the force OF the explosion large
mass of metal twelve feet into the air and overheard
Strange to say no one was killed by the accident,
Notwithstanding that the conclusion was so great
AZ 70 lift some of the from their feet Lieut.
Smith Of Go. /, Sd Rhode island Artillery, who
comnan I'd the gun, and two of his men were
wounded but not seriously. The piece was hroken
in halt at the trunniOnS and the breech again split in
two equal halves lengthwise of the bore, one half
falling on the deck and the other being thrown to
the rear of the gun into the water. 1t is not fully
known 10 what cause to ascribe the accident,
hut tits supposed that the ball was not rammed
home to the powder. The piece bnrst at the
fourth shot and NTH charge of ten pounds OF
powder.
ExAA1SArn OF QuARrERMAsrER' ACCOUNTS
The ..ccou IS of the Cuartermaster's Depart
men, have teen examined by Major Cross, Inspec-
tor General of the Qultermasters department
who arrived here for the purpose, on the l2th
inst, by the steamer Guide from Newbern He
found the most excellent order and system prevail
ing and the results of his scrutiny were not only
satisfactory, but elected warm commendatiOns, Of
the thorough and business-ike manner. in which
our Quartermasters perform their duties. Every
account put iuto his hands was made out with SO
much neatness and dptrspicuity that he was enabled
to perform here in two days, what required ten
days to do at Newbern Major Cross goes from
here to Key West to inspect the affairs OF the De-
partment there. :,. 49,.
ANOTHER ONE OF THOSE TRASspoRrs.-The pro-
pelor Shetucket put into this port Friday morning
last, for coal. She has on board two companies OF
the 42d Massachusetts, regiment, belonging to the
Banks Expedition and LIT New York on the 4th
inst, sprung leak and was obliged t. put into
Norfolk for repairs. She wa put upon the dry
dock there to be caulked and receive new rud-
der After detention of eleven days she eentlIi-
ued hervoyage and managed to reach this port,
Her wants having been supsled she left here the,
same night and may in eoursesof time reach her
dcsinat n.
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CHRISTMAS DAY.

How it was spent here, lat Beaufort and
Christmas Dinners-Games and
Sports-Minstrels- &c.
Christmas day opened as worm and sunny as a
June day at the North, but little cooler wealth
er would have been welcomed as more in accor-
Here the day was spent in felsting and merriment
and BY both officers and men was made the occa-
sion of quiet social enjoyment. The invitations to
dine given and accepted were numerous and many
camp table groaned beneath a weight of substan-
tial fare that would have done honor to Metropo-
Titan mahogany In all the camps the day was
observed in various ways and more or less fun and
frulic prevailed. Below We give few of the more
prominent incidents Of the day, which afford q fair
sample of how it was spent.
In the morning the Fire Department, under the
direction of the Chief, Mr. Smith, had trial of the
engines in Union Square and satisfied themselves
of the power and capacity OF the new apparatus
In the camp of the 47th Regiment New York Vol
unteers the day was made the occasion of flag
raising at which the I'd Battalion Of Duryea Zou-
aves, under command ofLt. CG. Abel Smith, assis.
ted. Previous to the ceremon3 of Rising the flag
the Zouaves were reviewed byfCol. Frazer Of the
Forty-seventh The flag was raised by Mrs. Col.
Frazer and upon reaching the top of the s.aff was
greeted with hearty cheers by the soldiers After
an eloquent prayer from the Rev. Mr. Butts, Chap
lam OF the Forty seventh the Cfficers beo k them
selves to Major Van Brunt quarters when they
parto Of an excellent dinner
At the Provost MAJ shaPs Quarters there were
absurd and laughable sports among the men, and
ball match between the Van Brunt" and the
{. Frazer Base ball clubs, which resulted in a vic
tory for the latter and in the evening the Provost
Guard MinStrels entertained large audience with
songs and dances. The Rhode Island Minstrrls
also gave a concert which vas exceedingly good,
and pronounced to beItbte FEATURE of the even
ing in the way of amusements In the New York
Volunteer Engineers, Germsn company observed
the day in their national manner with q Christmas
tree very prettily got up.
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DEATHS.

Private, Henry Angel, Co. L, Sd r. I. Regt.
Dec. 18th, chronic diarrhGa.
Private, Benjamin E. Prince, Co. G, 4Stl n. Y.
Regt., at Fort Pulaski, Dec, 18th, sore throat.
Private, Samuel Huggins, CO. Fl, 41th Penn'a.
Regt., Dec. 10Th, wounds.
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Thermometric Table

prepared by A. Dalrymple Surgeon S. y and Surgee
OF the Post Hilton Head, s. c. for the week ending
Thursday Dec 25th 1862 giving the degrees of temper
ature Fahrenheit at four periods Of the day.
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...-p .cas.sgMas..AT.asRFRoaP.

At Beau fort the day passed I'm the same quiet
and social manner as here. In the Camp of the
6thConncctcut regiment a grand complimentary
dinner was given by the officers Of the regiment
to their many friends. The table presented an el-
egant appearance, and was spread with profusion
and variety which reflected credit upon MeSsrs.
Cooley e. Harvey, suffers of the regiment, who
supplied the good cheer. Music was furnished
during the repast, by the baud of the 9Th Maine.
regiment In the camp of the. lst U. S. Artillery.
the day was marked by lndierous and amusing
games and feats of dexterty and hOrseman-
Ship Climbing creased pole, wheelbarrow
races, meal feats, &C., were followed by artillery
practice, listol firing at target by hOrsemen at
full ilop, riding over hurdles &c. These sports,
requiring both skill and agility, proved very inter-
esting After the games came feasting and
iollity and abundance of good cheer was consum-
ed in honor of old St. Nicholas In the camp Of
the 18th New Hampshire Col. Itll gave dinner to
his officers, at which mirth and hilarity prevailed
Admiral Du Pont and Gen. Seymour spent tn, day
at Beaufort, the guests of Gen. Saxton.
CHRISTMAS IN TIE NAVY.
Our friends of the Wabash gave their grand Con-
cert Christmas evening. ltwas very credtabe
affair, the singing good, and their delineatIon OF
the negro character excellent well merting the ap-
plause it received. The crowning piece OF the
evening was the '.Magic Postage Stamp" in
which all the humorous characters Of negro acting
was brought out and shone to advantage. The
scenery, designed and painted on board the
Wa6ash,) was artistic, both il design and execu-
tion Our blue jackets, we perceive, continue to
shine either in fun or fighting; may we not hope
that they will repeat the conce.t on New Years
eve.
The day was not allowed to pass unheeded by
Il u s,t, IL, 1,,,S
was duly celebrated. Ey the Ninety-seventh Penn
syHania. stati, ned on ST.. Helena Island, it was
made gala, and the soldiers enjoyed themselves
hugely with all sorts Of Jun and froc. Take it
altogether, we think that fault can be found with
the sensible manner in which We spelt our Christ
mas in the South.
1t affords US pleasure to aid that everything
ssed off harmOniously, and without an accident
to mar the pleasure of the day.
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Salltiles, Harness, trunks &

WHOLESALE q RETAIL.-
u. snEpPAID No.I3l Main street, corner
d linton, will continue to keep on hand alargesMho M
ing Of Ladies' and tieHtemsns Saddles Fine& Coarse
Harness Trunks yalces, Carpet Bags, Sntchels, Col
lars, IHm0s, Whips, &c. 49,
would respectfully call attention TO my stock and
trust by strict attention and promptness TO rnerlt
continuance of the public patronage.
All kinds of repairing promptly done, andi pro
70 Sen:so ga l31, Main Street
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The RIEht sorl 81 TaII..
From tho Nashville Union.


Some problems solve themselves, or rath
er time, the wOnder-wOrker, the Philoso
Dher. solves them. IL is SAID that To save
labor, Talleyrand used to put all his cor
respond' nee aside for a month, and he
found that Father Time answered most Oi
his letters, aud savsd him the trouble and
expenses of secretary, i.ot r7.
That riddle of the Spbyuxr slavery which
has dragged so many souls Hc-.a
"rO death; and dsadly night"
and which has as yet found no edipus to
unrAvel it. perhaps may best be solved by
time and the chances of war Let u, wage
this war honestly, fiercely, uutiringiy, 40
eeasingly, resolvedto strike un-ptripg " at
every agency, instrument and help OF she
rebellion, and Providence, which has gai
'ded this nation hitherto, will in his own
good way and time settle this vexed ques-
tion. There is no probability that the ob
stinacy of the rebels will leave any part of
the problem TO be eliminated at the close OF
the war.
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BIttsr regrets.

Among the correspondence recently
found on board of captured rebel vessel,
was letter Of prominent citizen of-a
Southern State to his wife, who. was SO
journing at distance from home. The
Rriter of tue letter had just returned from
a visit of a. week or two a, Richmond. and
was writing his wife what he saw there
The bitterness with which he condemnsth
rebellion and bewails the misery and desc
lalion OF his once happy aud prosperous
section of the Union, is poured out with all
the feTvor OF sincerity, aud we doubt not
that he expresses the feelings aud hopes OF
thousands of others, who, like him, dare
not speak openly. The letter is dated the
Both ult. He says:
'This aceursed attempt Of Que section4o
tup an independent Governments. must,
o1ner or later, fail. and fail ignoRiNiousiy
1 am bound in duty to share in the burdens,
aid TO do what l may 10 alleviate the suf-
ferings which the attempt has brought
upon those among whom was born. but |
Willtake no ofiee In 1.-THE highest would
be no indneemOnt-nor will share in tbs
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MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST Is, 1862. NUMBER 3O6

But don't think, after all. Air. Curlile's
speech will do much injury when We con
slider tbe kind of men who stamped for him,
eSceptthe grooming for Waterman T. Wiley.
That is "A stigma even upon the scum OF
Clsrks5urR. But it don't make any differ
ence, for there was never any confidence
placed in their Unionism. 1t ia a great
riddeuce t1 the pure Union party. A little
purging is of great benefit, and if I am moi
greatly mistaken there will be little more
purgiug.
Let the people, the true loyal people,
liurl snch rebel sympathizers from their
confidence, and never trust them again,
and rise up in their majesty and power and
crush out the lastvestige of treason among
us, and never allow it an existence among
us. Truth aud right must and win prevail.
Ii we bat do our duty, our glorious govern
nent will stand when despotism and mon
arches shall have crumbled to atoms, and
treason and rebellion be unknown upon
earth. W.
QUIEr DELL. VA, July 81, 1852
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ERoaI nARRIsoN. coUNTY,

Editors Intelhgsncer:
The following communication was first
sent TO the editor of the clsrksburg Tele-
greph by tue writer, but refused on account,
as the editor said, Of his press belonging 10
Mr.. Carlile. W.
QUIET DELL, Harrison, Co., Va.
August, 1862.
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A Searching Article from the Rich.
mond Examiner on JeR Davis Adj
nlinIStrRtiOn.
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gailp gntelligcilGrr
THRMs OF ApVEMTIsINa.
TgLvEsoLID LINKS or NoHPAExu, (oR oaE IScH, )oA
LEs8y MAKE A SQUARE.

. -oPEcIAL NOTICES Double the above rates
6a- Yearly Advertising reasonable terms accor.
ding to the space occupied and the caugcs
mAdo.
Aladvertisemen frcm trauslent persona or strang
ers. TO be paid for IN Gdpdaee.
Business Cards not CSceeng five lines $40 per year,
or 80 for elk months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the AdyertiserE' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of othor o prBons A.
well all legal advertisements aud Advertisements
ofauctinn sales aud real sent by them mus.
be paid for at tho usual rates,
&B- Advertisements not accompanied with writted
directonR will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. "t7Hi - -
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. fs1 .-i'- 9-l5 -
Marriages, Notices. of Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents each. nouvll-'5e
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A Card to Merchants.

\ ztl p q aiihbiT TBALTIlsdEE, March h,lsa2.i
WE have nov, Ia store, (and shall continue "a
w rtcslTe additions almost daiiy, during IN,
-eas0n) = SUPERIOR STOCK OF STAPLE, q 2 P3N0Y
DR. uOODS. adapted to SPgING and sUHHER
5ALEs, to which re invite attehtion. ~ ffTQ7- -
uur long experience IN business auablos us e -
ieet our stock Eith ESPEOIAL REF NCe q, he
SAINTS OF the CuUNTRT TRADFis and pnTcha.i le
Is y > do, E3Ci uSIVELY FOR CASH We can sus.
sslfuily compete With houses IN this or any othGr
We have taken advantage Of the RECENT DE-
LINE in most kindssf Dry GoodS and our stock
inE c1mprises linss Of FRESH AND SEAs1INABLE
clrds, AZ prices AS lUW as can be naiIed lbV ariy
fher house, Oar terms are CASH, or six nlosths
redit, Tor nesotiahlo paper payable With exchange
MILLER, CLOUD HtLLEh,
No. $50 Baltiu0fe,Gnd - ueruian st,
. mh98-Ima 2 . .itIll Ilns Rl,IlaAre Va.
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terrible responsibility. No words Gao de-
pict The horrors which / witnessed both AT
Richmond and on my journey there and
back. Tue deaths then occurring 10 Rich
pond were fully equal to one hundred and
ffty day More than seventeen thousand
sick and wounded are now in the Rich
mond hospitals. The recent seeming sue :
cess of our arms will only accelerate Tie
downfall of our short lived Confederacy.' -
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rations of the North. It will do so in the
most practical aud useful way by enlarging
the CONSUMPTION law to the utmost limits,
and putting, without delay, the whole avail
able military force of the South in the field.
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sugar Mills ana byapOr.llors.
PRYOR 6 FROST,

w. 81 q 30 Main ST.
EET0ULD call the attention Of Parmers interested
W in the raising 81 Sorghum the present s,ia-ou
to the tact that they have secured the EXCLUSIYf
'ONTROL Of the
Best Sugar Mills in the West
we'll as the only EvAPuaATOR which has reali,
PRODUCED SUGAR. --.aIl
fall sapply Of Wills viii be on hand for exhisi-
tion tnd sale by the LIST Of Say, and all who fntenu
r4iing S1rsh ~ "re uTS nty invited to inspect tn,
Mills and syRPoratOrs - we'll samp a. Of IN,
syrup and sugar made with this machinery, tht
past season; AIS TO get e treltieS on III.
Guilty. tinn tnd niauufpcture Of the sugar cane cir
culHted gratuituusy,
We tlso have small quantity Of the gsunin.
french Se'd for sale, Imported by ourselves, an
fully warranted pureRnd genuine.
Mills and EVaPOraIors fuily warranted in every
articular.
N.Y. PRYOR FROST
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HAPPINESS OR MTsERYp
THAT is THE ouEsTI0N

'HE PIoprietOrs Of tho .'PARIsIAN GARNET OF
4 WONDERS, ANATOMY, and MEDiCfN 80 6sHe
the bepsht Of su1eting hufnanIty1 ? ITR a. ibsfr
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