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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-05
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From fla L0nd0n Ilne3, AprlI Fl. The War in Anlerioa--Comments of the British Press.

But in reality, the whole of those successes along the coast Of North Carolina and Florida al it is declared an advantage to the South and an evil to their opponents. Let any one look at the map, and he will see that both districts Pea Ridge and Beaufort, N. C., are widely remote from the scene of active operations. The campaign will not be decided by little towns on the coast, but by great armies i'll the fled, and on some point of ground the presence of 10000 men, or their ab sence, my decide the fate of a battle and cam paign. Now, the result of these operations on the coast is to throw l5 900 Southern troops, which were de into the active service of the field, and to withdraw l5,000 Northern troops from the field to while away their time in sea bathing. The effect is to strengthen the comparative forces ot the south on the really,vital point by 30,000 men. Nor is this all. What is the cost to the North of this branch of it's operations? Burnside's expod- tion alone must be costing more than the entire outlay of the British forces in the Crmea. 1t IS now much larger than the army at the Alma, and every man at twice the rate of pay. And what l will be the position of these men a few weeks | hence? Already, before the summer begins, ty- | phoid fever and small poX have broken out in the l expedition under sherman, which Is building hos l pitals instead of taking Savannah.
 Thus we find that the only event which has oc- cured up to the present time, of serious injury to the South, is the fall of Fort Donelson, before numbers, by Northern accounts, in the proportion l of three to one. That, when stripped of all exag- geration, was really weighty blow, and was fol- lowed by unworthy confusion. But what are the results? A month has since elapsed at the most critical season of the year, for in few weeks the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers will cease to be l navigable for gunboats On many accounts time is of vital importance, yet, what has been done! Governor appointed, the most offensive to the people that could have been found Nashville is occupied, and the papers are suppressed; but mean while the Southern forces have collected at Jack son, Memphis, Decatur and Chattanooga, and tne main Southern army of the west has never been en nraged.
 Chattanooga isa central position of great value
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-05
CorrcsPoLience London Herald.
RARIs. Anril 21. 1869.


 A strong feeling is growing Up here in favor of intervention in America. The impression is so powerful as to cause considerable uueas ness among the Northern party M Paris anu 1t is believed that very serious overtures have been made by the French cabinet to that of Lord Palmorston, with a ,lrv to iU.At aot,Jn to plL an end to the war, NACh, according to official information rec eiYed here, is a5 far from its termination as ever. The tone of tine semi official press is calculated to strengthen the belief that tko government is bent on some decisive course. An important article in the Coustitutonnel has attracted much sensation.
 Our principal anxiety just now is to set forth the tcts they really exist and to put the public on their guard against dangerous alusions. Anne rca fights, out Europe suffers; tile American bat tete.ds are strcwed with coTp>es. but the indus tia. battefali> of Europe are covered with wound cd. And, unfortunately, fl the fighting is to % on much longer, on the other side of the Atlantic. the people will still have long to suffer, both in England and France Those who pretend that the struggle betw, cn the North and the South is almost q. an end, are misleading public opinion; We en- tighten it when affirm that crenf the Southern armies were defeated, the South would not be reduced to subection.'
 Whilst the semi-oficial prints are tlms pointing out that the interests of France and England interests of tie most vital nature--aro s4dously compromised hv tEC prouulga of the internc. cine struggle in America, the opposition prints and the lOera papers generally Who al! support negro emancipation, give themselves a great deal of trouble to persuade the public that the North is driving every thing before it, that the Southelns will not have a leg left to stand on before long, and that only q short time must eapse before an adequate supply If cation sHall revive the dcoop- Ing manutalturcs in England and France. But the Monicur speaks out far more explicitly than | any of the other papers
 In sQi-disaas letter from London published this day by the official print, 1t states in nc most positive manner that 10 cotton is to be expected Tor the next '"J years--that the Southern rivers H,', soon become too shallow in consequence of the summer dr3uths to enable the Northern gun boats to cooperate with the land forces-and, finally, that the season advances, the North must suspend the onward march of it's forces. To cap all this, telegram arrived ths afternoon, an Mouncing that the French envoy Ut Washington has left for Richmond; piece of news which ap- pears 50 sngularly to cowoborate the report Of an intervention has naturally created great sensation 1t is not unimpGrtant to notice, in connection with this report, that very extensive preparations are being made to transport troops across the At lantc- o7tenSibly to Vera Cruz-and Vera Cruz is not far lom New Orleans.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-05

Coop NEws.-The editor of the Mississip- pian has seen private letter, ofperfect reabili- ty, giving the gratifying intelligence that a Confederate steamer has arrived safely at a southern port, with large supply of blankets, powder and Enfield rifles. The quantity of guns will not fall short of 10000, with 5000 carbines for horsemen, and proportinate quan- tity of powder and other war appliances. The steamer alluded to is said to have had a gay time in enluding the hlockaders.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-05

TRYING TO DISGRACE THEIR So.D-raY-We learn that the Federal soldie.s who were captured by Col. Morgan at Pulaski, short time since, and who were psroled by that officer, made their way to Nashville, where attempt was madeby Andy Johnson and the authorities to force them to dis regard their pledge, and to the eternal disgrace of 'hs officials, tle former positively refused to obe,. -APpeal, Nay2e.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-05
7 IsT OF LETTERS remaining in the Post GI Office at Little Rock, Ark, on the 3lst day of May lS6Q

? IST OF LETTE 1L Office at Little R, of May, 1862. Anderson, Capt Allen Aldridge, Joseph P Alkerson, F II Aldridge, Frank Burnett, J F Bagsett, It J R Buchanan, Miss A Britton, Dr. J M Burks, r $ Bicket, Littleton Burcher, JnO M ; Bounds, c " Brunk, c T Busby, Maj Jas B Bean, ] T Blteman, Jonathan Brown, W T Brown, Wm Gloves, Miss c Gown, " A Carbiuas, H Collins, Iaphet Campbell, WE Carr, B M Christian, James Coats, M A Doak, J D 2 Doss, Thomas J DOtson, w T Deysan, w H Dlckerson, Mrs T J DeBerry, A w Dickson Afford Duran, o A Erwin, Henry Fry, II " Fuller, E R Greenstreete, Dr ] w Garibaldi, Giacomo Griffith J Gathings, James Garner, A c Gray, James Grimmett, Samuel GilliS, John Howren, A II 3 Horton, Henry P Howeth, Harvey Heyden, Mathew Hanes, B F Holley, pr M II Harn, John B Hamilton, A J Holland, c " Helton, c ? Jennings, John Johnson, c C Jones, Henry Joyce, T l. Einzey, Sam'l P or Garrett W Leslie J | Lanahan D Lear, It Frank F ? Lydey, II W Lawbut, Wm II Morrow, s J
 Miller, Maj Robt c Markus, James
 Mills, Francis or Willi Mullins, Lieut.
 Miller, F M or Jasper Mast, J W
 Moore, il J or Jack Moseley, " c ! Moore, Wm or Frank Miller, Capt R w 1 Mcdowell, Lucien McCraw, J C
 McFall, H
 McClish, Capt A II Norton, A E.
 Nichols, A
 Owen, w m
 Overton, " m H
 Pratt, Capt J II
 Pope, c B
 Payne, c c | Pnce, Robt A
 Peny, w m
 Parish, II L
 Romines, T N
 Rudolph, A E Ross, Robt $ Reese, " F
 Rob ns, Miss Fannie
 Rhodes, lsham
 Kaufman, Col
 Reynolds, Miss Jenni, Saunders. Sparlll "
 Swink, Capt Geo M
 shelton, Capt E J
 Stowe, Miss Ellen
 Stafford, Thomas
 Stroud, L l.
 Scott, Thomas Il
 Starkes, A E
 Scraggs, Luther R
 Scott, It John
 Smith, John M
 Smith, B
 Tobin. W II
 Taylor, Mrs Mary
 Tison, w w
 Thurmond, H F
 Taylor, Ca,,,t Geo
 IIhor,pson, Wm c Thomas, Alexander
 Taylor, Benj F
 w eldon, H R
 Ward, c w
 Whiteman, Justus 7
 Ward, D T
 Waalev, Hercules
 Washington, Dr Jas
 Wassour, John P
 Persons calling for
 please say they are ad'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-05

2S remaining in the Pos ok, Ark, on the 3lst da Armstrong, Capt F C Anderson, Nat Allen, Marcus Booth, D W C Baker, $ l. Byas, John Bawley, James Butler, It l. Black. W $ Blue, James Buchanan, William Brady Geo M Boker, Jno R Ballew, James E. Brown, W J Brown, X s BroTn, Thomas J Clark, Capt Robt Coale, P W Cooksey Ambrose Cunningham, pr Clay Crum, Wm II Garter, A J T Clingman, A Conway, James Doak, Nelson Douthell, $ C Doutheli, Campbell Davis, Rev Joel Doak, Mrs E A Dillon, Capt Edward Doherty, M J Edwards, Dr W " Farris, c T Fdnnin, John
 Garibaldi, James Goodwin, J R Gilbert, $ w Gorley, L M Griffin, T H Greene, w n L Graham, Miss Nancy A Hurst, James H Harrison, Mrs Annie 2 Horton, Hiram E Higgins, John Hurst. R P Houston, Sam Holder, It B F Hines, Mrs Mary II Hewkins, l. M Johnson, Stidman Johnson, J w James, A c Jarnigan, Ruth kenner, $ E Ludicer, James Little, Sam'l
 Long, James Lawhorn, Josiah Nelson, Larkin. Mitchell, Gen Sam'l Morgan, Mrs Nancy A m Edwards
 Miller, Jo
 Morgan, John T Martin, Azriah
 Mason, Charles M Mabrey, D M n Moore, D M
 May, Geo E 2 Mckeller, A H McVey, Mrs Clarinda McCIung, Mrs Elizabet Notgrass, Serg't T J Owens, Dr s A Power, Andrew Pierce, R J
 Phillips, William Patten, Robert Parks, A J
 Price, $ B
 Ritchey, Mir Rhine, Henry Rogan, Mrs Louisa Rucker, L
 Roden, Mrs Mary Roades, James
 koues J L
 2 Stroup, It w m s Sauer, J F
 Sumner, James Seward, Capt J W Shipp, Elizabeth Spencer, J P
 Steward, Wm $ Sinnott, Martin Snyder, D fl Shamberger, s Smith, J K
 Scott, Jesse
 Iat., Hugh
 obin, Dr Wm
 l lllman, . .
 Turner. Geo "
 Thorp, L E
 Taber " $
 Teeter, P N
 Tyson, William
 Williams, Mrs Elizabe
 Wilson, E D
 Walton, J B
 Wright, Capt A " Willis, A r
 Williams, W II or J A Waters, Capt M T ny of the above letters, W ertised. w NJ. F. POPE, P, M.
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CAN BE RELIEvED-ALIZ

nyspEpSIA CAN BE RLLlEvED-ALh
So. ..u.t i Should try bottle Of Dr.. smitlrs
-Dta.IA ASSIMILATION, foE the speedy re-
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Mt cure OF that Distressing dlseass--
nv 5pEpsIA Perseverance, with this medicine
:, - insure regularity OF Tire bowels al all dimes. A
number uf oeI tiAoates mlgnt 6o obtained Lut thsy
s so easily procured, with so lite regard 10 truth
that t.ey can have no weight with = discSrping
public Therefore, the proprietor is eouGlent that
a simple trial II this Remedy will establish ~
character In the cure Of Dyspspsls over ali oths,
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.}OARD AND nOONIs.

A NV RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN
~ c.. have ehocc 4 largo back psrlor or front
room .i ID for, tn god board no moving iu
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10 NENIS PER ROrTLE-FI KMN

ID CENTS PER BOrTLE-Ft RMAN'S
- celebrated RHEjMATIC ASNlHILATOR
Cor tie cure ui Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore
Tlrust Vc,, can always he had IN Now York Il
CAMiBELi'S, cor. Eight ave aud aSth IT.; REED
~ cos. cor. Allen aut Sttutnu .ts and cor Ave
Hul Houston sts. sANHpRS's, 2l9 Division It.;
LlIrLEDAIES I95< Buyrry ; MALLOY's cor
Second nv". ami BotI ,ts., and ~ Drug ssts gene
rally. Price on Twelve Cents pr n,t ~, rh4 2Iacs
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I(EAD- EEAD-REND-
SULPHUR AND vAPOR BArHs-TlMO

- LArS I'D established, AMI tho only genuine
sulphur baths In Tie United Sites, AZ l Carroll
Face, Bee Ser n, cor oi Lattr"ls Y. Y. 4 SIRE
cure for rheumatism, colds, cruptions of the
skim mrrcuria Affections, chills aud fever, ,vc.
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% CENT HAIR DYE-BEST IN USE
"a BRlESTS Columbian Hair Dye can be bad
1t VI Eighth ave; $50 Allen st; Houston st. cor Az.
u; 40 Graud Il; as Hudson st; 97T sIth av; Be-
cond ave- sud 3Uth ~; 3l5 Eighth ave: 100 Hudson
It; ~ Division 1t; ass Fourth ave; IL Avenue d.
anil ia Division st. BRooKLTS-lO6 Fulton 1t, ace
Court II; cor Myrtle ave. and CARL st; and corner
Fran kiln q Myrtle Ayis. WILLIAhsBuRGH-Grand
street Nos 80 100, goo, 219 aud 3d. South 9th and
Sta; south 9th and Tth. South % aud 9th also by
Druggists genrrsily.-Deput 46 South Second -
willlamsburgh, between Second and Third streets.
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lsHIOCERIH,s.

BARGAINS IN
- TEAS, GROCERIES,
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS
1900 blls Flour, u s5 ~ per Dbl.
10000 Ham. c.ty cured, ~ SIC.
10 0uO = Nou'derT, city c'irel, &C.
b no iuval Cheese, g.
1,o0o kite 81. Neckerel, VI per kit
1.OuO tubs Lnri, Sc.
o,p1O boxes Sosp, hko = o..
100 bOSt- A iuuatitne Candles l5o.
1.00) box starch. pure hEc
2D,pVU ils. s..,r, raw anil refined, &c., skc., PC
an To-.
I 100 packages Dlttor. 1G-., IL. enI 20c.
90 e.. fresh Etuuu ,. lCe., isc. And 9oc.
Ct ."e Green Wl -. x r'as. COS. a 75c.
10000 gs.. gz Nsw orleans MY.asses, at 20. per
5000 gallons p ~ r. " laser, 35c peg .,'.n
bNon -d'ons Ssrirs as-uitud.
800 O. rtss o. It..
Five % li..I'ies 'o~ medicinal purposes
And 800 Other kinds OF H..ls ls.rt 10 fr-t class
grocery house. THOMAS X. AGSEw.
200 Urs,uvIeh street.
occupies hts own store, owns ne prup.r'v, and
lns uH i0utt. pay, i,.ts AMI buys excl vn'y
lHr rt-A...tFtI l.tru "a uute IN l.a life; s1rrrIl-
t.i.IS jus own business from sixteen & eighteen
u.g every auy tie yrar round; consequently A'
.i'i uulors,.' amy .ruaor $40 Sew \ uIE. GIVE him
artN o. .tl .,..h tt,lt Hul - Murray
-ts,t GpsisI.I. .s,I fec. COL. 90. Ills
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NTnY WIN lOt SUFFER-, WHEN DIR.

w rhomI-ou't .r.,t Lung .u-dy viii Instant
" cure Tie "art Iyis, unlis bronchitis, asthma,
an! even 'onruui tJn. Cures warranted. Olice
L. L. ut st. mill olar'
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A EllfltlAL lEElI HAVE BECOME A
y u... .7ty ~ III nI u'7s,s, uud there is no good
reason Why they should not be- manufactured "a "a
large seal" at u1dtrhte prices, rntaur than tat oH-
scurc dent sta should ut.Ic lyw persons g. sup
port them by enormous profits on work which Is
necessarily detective, owing to them limited WfA-
ties, The field IL upCu It .Cist b. honorable rnmPo-
tit!uu, and If by oIr system, We can produce supe-
Tur teeth Ht one halt TIE pri, n, ~" uN at where
ever our ~ stem becomes known, We s..I receive
oI steam machinery, ami the importation ta. WY
beet French and Spnnish Artists, We are now max
ing AIT hoid tooth absolutely perfect Ia Imitation,
I'm H., H-U#. lWpI mouth Way Hf u'Ign'r r'0nt.Htr
BEAUTIFUL SETS Inserted ia SILVER Shf 90
SILVER, flui GJrrN rEEIHA -hi cola v L.
CAN'T b. SO. uu GOLD, $50 ; .uu IIAllNA. $50.
, AMIlJ,NN TEETH co. bEN RS rs, st u IsNrry,
OPP. .tit. %. I, y. s. NJ. .surupulu. ur ut' tre
can ak FOR AMI hr waited uu Coy t,tr own vpuutIy-
men from either PARIS, HAUNp, U\NASN or
NlW NOik. Teeth eAt.a.tsI Nt...t I..l, ly
Btuc's I"nvo.s. WgO .4.,'lh
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RAhEitG FOR SALE-IblsNIR STOLE,
- u.r best BOO 9th N,'; every part hIt,d uV u',ss
everything iu tie best Of urler nj one article
wait % foo, o. carry on tho business good "st,h-
N,N,d trade, doing good cash business mostly
over o." 'auutcr rn,eo' building y,'rs; rr' ivory
lu.y. ipr particulars, inquire iu he bakery i'g
sixth ave. yIr 8l-t q. II. u. CtSilMhS. migl -
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IMPORTANT IMPORfANTii

The undersigned will open Saturday the ~
inst, a splendid new store, connected with the
pscAin y-hDuse, No. Il Second ave-, for supplying
PROVISIONS at retail, 10 families and others.
nlll supply Of meats Of all kinds Of the best
quality, aud vt PRiCEs lower than be found else
where in the city, the Inducements we offer ths
public.
Call and see us
Nos. 10 d u Second Avenue.
W. C. MARSHALL
MI 24ac'ilT L. H. MOORE
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DRY GOODS.

DARGAINSl BARGAlNSl
ID BARGAINS
IN WIT AND DAMAGED GOODS,
wET BLACK SILKS,
WET CURTAINS,
WET ENGLISH HOSIERY
WET LINEN HANpkERCHlEfS,
WET DALMORAL SHIRTS,
WET CALlCOES aud DRESS GOODS.
We have received all the above goods from Ruo-
ton, srld ON account Of the Insurance Companies,
und are decided bargains. We invite particular NJ
tentiuu 10 orr WET BLACK SILKS.
W. X. PENTON, IA Bowery, near Houston. m2i 81
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no LEI or LEASI.-THE THREE Story
lHu.o arI store ", o. -'.rl,s 900 r,... -.1 West
80. % also 800 good lposs. Alp'g t. ! COR
Hir. 80 y ,.ayc. uulg.'IlJ
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'pApslOITS LINE
l. or LINDI,lJJL PACKETS.

TIE un .rh1rs c..tH.l. - grant certificates o.
!'.,".r {. u.t 'uW l.. HrIaN, lr Ter .Uy, rite
N... u"g-.tt ermpr .,u- in lat the ui1ping
VT TNptCOTE ENFNAIn ISLE, ALBION,
I.I ANNnlbIll. " AN,|i'nlEE VICTORY,
E.Nl. hn\Nr, CONSIi LLAIION,I.J HnND,
WEST rDiNr E-DDRr pINFElN.
UNDERWENT TER, SEA FLOWER, CANADIAN
MNA.ns, g. ucrW,tD others, a slip every i've
atVs.
Tue u'scriuurSerc a, IN agents for the
LINE OF LONDON PACklTS,
E"ru4 %. w-.vA tauy gEAAL certificates ul liberal
terms.
RrNlrrANCFs FROM lRFLANn. Sc.
4. d Co. N.9 cput.u IN 10 issue dgats, payable on
| d,uul, Throughout I'm and, Ireland, scotland
! AMI W =, ot tue LOWEST RATES.
/ Cu,'us, with ny partcu may he had oI
/ application ~ Hy 'rltlr enclose postage stamp 4
TAIS1OrI& lOr 50 south d. New York.
TApSGUrE SMITH & Co., Liverpool,
| uh9 2Sag'l3I
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- constantly 90. u.ul ur mad, 1. order, such A.
.r,-'or-', baker, milk, plumbers aud express.
Won will a.I IT,. p'7.. f,y la'r rs any that csn
De- found, anil EVERY o. fc ar',ut 4 r., represent
ell, nt srFNAl''S WAg.u Fs.t.rN, ''l t. bet
Br., iNay aud sih ave. mhl1 -4ac'is7
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~ liIL NENNOlS bt Hllil SLAES-A
retired C.ery man having been restored T.
health iu few days l'tnr many years Of great n,r-
yJu7 s!hrrug, iH wi ~ e. t-sht others by saudihy
nee, y copy ut o." pr"s.uI tuas used u rp.ttl
R.' join NJ DAGNALL, lsj Patton u, Brook.
isu " Y. lt!i 24sg 'l2b
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~ ',r s.is--oo a,ht family carriages, tOgA~ay .,
hHEfrA uItt.I- Wagons, Hykiue, .rne.r's and
hu,,r 80 WAGONS; also, "a cprtIr1os and wagons
of uIl kinds ull ~ horses. 10 \ wins 81, aui -
Futon ave. BrloA'.l. ir2G -i'i5,
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COAL.

PEST OF RED ASH, s4,50; WHITE ASH,
- $500 per ton OFF, 100 lbs, delivered free and
clean coke 81 chadron. Yards I aud Els.
yonth street, near Broadway, N. Y, or. BACHA.
Agent fe2l 94,o'l34
CUMBERLAND COAL AT SO SO Pen
~ tom Just received, Cumberland coal tor
smiths, OF a superior quality, which win be delvsr-
s4 at the sbuye reduced price also ON hand Le-
Gust NJ 1ntain, Lei Oh, Rcd Ash and Camel Uoa!.
which * offered At ipyyls NJ market price. ThSco..
TRl.s SLOW, Jr, gI5 Eat 18th ST. N IL anu - y.
Of s IutA 10Th n, w.ismsburrh, orders o eGs
sent by post ~ let In boxes VI 2Os res mol sstta
water It. n. Y. - -, - : . -
|,oAI-PARTIES WHO WANT TO BUY
Cltime qualities Of red ASH stove OF egg coal, viii
do vel ~ ty my coal, u 10 also cheaper prices ~
~ 81 aud {a5O-2,OUC pounds per ton Camel coal
a an WV. MARCOusE, agent 3S stanton ~
bet,,e Fu.sytn and Cnryste sts, near Bowsry.
mills S'l43
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RNkTIN FOK NALE-A BNkENl Do
- ms 70 Hr.t rutc business, and tu,tc'l IA a good
upiglIurhu 1i will lc su.d O. uSHuHll". For terms
aud particulars, apply ly letter - A. l., Oox ~
SIN OH Fr. uu'2l 1'lt3
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