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, 1863-12-28

lAe burlington fTee R.xss says that some
one asked Judge R for a motto for the
Jolnsbun, vt, to the Sanitary Fair, when
he suggested what is said by Job Of the Le.
whitman: Ills scales are his pride.n Thie
Was told to ex-Judge w. great writ, as
everybody knows, and he suggested a Latin
motto: :" "1onstrat viam"-it shows the
t1igh.
Commodore nnd Mrs. Vanderbilt celebra.
led their golden wedding on Saturday even.
ing, ut their residence in New York There
was q profnsion Of golden presents, The
Commodore's gift to his uatrou bride was d
miniature propeller OF pure gold, fashioned
after TIE Roanoke, twenty inches long and
nvc wide, with revolving towers, which filled
machinery WIS set in motion.
A New London paper announces the
death Of james Douglnss, Of Stony Greek,
at The extraordinary nge Of one hundred and
ten yeafe. He was q man In years before
Louis XVI nscendcd the throne OF France.
"A letter from Capt Houdlett, Port Louis,
Aau1itius, Nov S, 1868, says:
Please note for Ensland's shame and our mis-
fortune that another American ship has been ta-
S eSeess I elosea e. hsms @ fialSS iaSSsi, a&ar &
slipped s Place for so sale 4s aa Sg Il howsd nssp
port We are informed also TINT one Of he confed-
crates Is on board coming here for the pu.pose{eo
say private lettets? Of attempting to get register
Flcsse pubush this 60 that our Government may
Fee the necessity of sending mcn-ofwar to protect
ons sommesee, "h'ch 1s last disappearing from the
r.
labor performed at the Dudley Observatory
during the year 1868, says that over eight
thousand observations laye been made,
From the English papers we learn that
the Duke Of Newcastle Is SO seriously LII that
cabinet c,nnnais 4;'a+ ~ 1e@uu I w GuneIons
snd he S1ina.s ssa enas a.sI 9eea he!o q lale
form that he viii have ~ cEonn s t. c fa.
~ 1.a's - - ~ nasE ~ II 1s feared.
A letter received IN Roston from, v,c,,e.
burr SAWS thet the 1afa officers nf ttc Hor-Sot
Lane have arriyed there on thcir trav Nnrtb
mud iii the oiIIcers' soldiers and sailors can,
naro1ed and eTe on ter r. nayg oeen
49, 60 49,. 49,. 30. ~ ,;. c.e" oite1''
- y w" Olieans 4et1ef says mat WorkinS-
.Tha III Ate pioepeious, Wages oe1ng very n!;h
1 e,,,no3 w. sld.cs, hna g9 anle-DoMea
r. s.YsnEoaa's haro mGu,S A uois i pet r., montn-
ra%a,. :, nn1 IT,. Ise % SoMa n mH9 tne enr-
a. s.nrr cn"5s = pax * w Nv anu S1e as1Sns
i5nce :; ~ nnd rodnaMS +h"r ",on ana :, ,,.,.,1
no.s o,+, A1 '"NJ 49, 44AnAnS
CAPTAIN Goodrich. of the stb connect;.
cut. six feet taIl. mnscnlar T md ID smaH 1Eas
placed in command al a bard set of boys who
lad dcfied their formcr officers IA made
them speech: tBoys, hear that you are
some on q skirmish, and that cach Of yon
are spoaling lor light Now, before 60 any
Maiael, III "anh 70 come 10 an understanding
WIN yoa; II ucfe is one OF you that thinks
le Gan WHIP me, iet nun now step out Of the
anks anat1y IT. MOI man stirred and the
s1IP :41mPany became noted for Its good disci-
'line.
There arc now in New Orlcans seven
chools for colored children, with twenty
hrce teachers, and eleven hundred and nine
; scholars,
, 1863-12-28

GAG
We give the following quotations or the c1n.inv
prices Of the daily market for Beef Cattle for tho
ent week: - oo-
pf!ms to extra
common to medium. dluEu................,,,,.2 21Ga9Tf
In consequence Of the holldnys the shipping demand
has been rather Inactive, and the market has bao
1css hr but there has Dcen nd decline In the closing
quotations Of the market on last Saturday.
SATURDAY EyNsE8. Dec rs The gupnry for the
p1eaent weak haa been mora limited than for aevrr,1
weeks past; there having, however, been cons,deru
bly, lees doing among shippers this has been an i'd
vanfnEe or fat Beeyes for Christmas there has been
the uausl fair supply, and prices hare ruled "a bleh
for this class Of stock as 1oc live weight There
has been rather large demand for Government con.
tracts lcF the army, and some very kr medium grades
OF Cattle are being purchased. There Is also SIN
faE demand for packing, and hut for the Intervention
OF the hodsy5r Is more than probable that much
larger quantity would have been required durine The
present week for this purpose. Thern wop d fair
81 ousnees aone On yesr eraay and the enter
ee as1Ss om foss lhgEsgx 5 e. to rs
this evening with no decline upon preTjons 6nnt51
tons, but scarcely as f1tnl. 17 41"~'"
HEET CATTLE AALAs sISCE THuRsDAT
Gro{t ss!d Mallory 23av Los at s2.75.
Goast Geott sed soIa M915s mgan &C. 4 r. l:
Hansia 1s eo' s9a MysF e e q III d2 head
fooTis s9 e. c. eoS 9Gd Mo11s q = Co s l;o
1dams ds1ns :o,d so'd ,Ke31y Is q ~ Ms M e sasX,
u. Damn sold Hynan II AZ 1900 It $3.50
Mschphsrson sold Gordon IS " no3 At IS: II ~
171 at $3. g Is AZ 1914 at 1855. - ~
:s :s + 1s @ :'
Adnus sold Macpherson 16 Az 12u8 at aG4
, 1863-12-28
"3. What is the largest quadruped.
Aus.-The mole OF Adrian,
~ What Is the 1ichfest nradrrnadt

Lord John Russen's vito had been widow.
a lady Of dlgnifled aud ample proportions aud
presence. His 1ordship Is Of slender stature,
Hence be was called by the wife the widoo's
mite, .oh r. exclaimed an American lady to
whom this witticism was related at a dinner
party OF English gentry, II now see how II
came to pass that his lordship, was cast into
the Treasury
, 1863-12-28
.Sa000,0p

W Tie Richmond Dig,atca SAYS ttat the
rebel prisoners in our hands "are frozen.
Il the Editor Of that paper is not in hot
plnce where there's no danger of freezing, he
learns his yeracity and his morals in general
from an old fellow thnt is--Louisiy}7c J9ur7aL
, 1863-12-28

For the Week Eudlnr Dec. IA, 1SR3.

SATURDAY. EVENING, Dec. Is, 1861
The Receipts Of Live Hogs and Beef Cattle Ut the
vnrsus yards ii the city during the week ending to-
day. compare az follows With the previous weess
, 1863-12-28

ne fetal receipts sf Beet Cattle for the veet end
lpk so-oay anountf according to the daily return.
posted on Change. 10 46s. Thi. Is s6 head less
vera received LIST week, and more than vere re-
ceived during ths corresponding waet Of Is.4 w..
The daily receipts at the various yards comn.re n.
follows: NTNe ~
, 1863-12-28

Total...... ess12 s1o426 2oass o2lsa LIST ss4a9
The receipts Of Hogs, live and dressed, during
the past 4s hours, amount to 4a,14s, This. how.
ever docs not include the receipts OF yestcrday by
the Illinois Central, c. B. & @, II. W., and Alton
d st. Louis railroads. Tho receipts during the
receipts since the 1st Of October to dafe thts rn,,
and last, arc aa {pIlQMs:
, 1863-12-28

TT1tsnsa Tts n tno ana the prva.eer,
EHEo thinks, ought to Lave prevented ha1c ploToi
re rsinspe Mmessn AZ chipping trade. The proofs
en ~ American ma forcg bottoms IN tie Last four
, 1863-12-28
THE EFFICIENCY OF COLOHEn
TROOPS.
important Testimonials OF their
VAfOrs

NENPa1s, Tenn, Dec. i, 1858, T
General Orders, No. ia.
The recent affair at Moscow, Tennessee. has
demonstrated the fact that colored troops properly
vel, and the General Commanding the Corns daesns
It to be due 10 the ofcera and men OF tho I'd reri
Ment West Tennessee Infantry Of African descent,
their gallant and successful defense Of Tia i1nnnr.
tant position to which they had been assiened.
9nd an. t95 the manner II which they have rinieated
inc wisdom ot The Government In elcyating the
rank and hle OF these regiments to the position OF
fteemcn and solliers. ~
By order Of GEN. s. A. H,p,n,r
T. II. Harris, Assistant Adj't. Gen.
, 1863-12-28
COMM EKCIAl..

SATURDAY EVENING, Doc Is. 1853.
The following table shows the receipts and shin.
ments during the past fcrty-cight hours:
0KCE1PTs. I.AeT YonrY.Etaur nonna
, 1863-12-28

'AIota8 or ANzR1uAH PRODUCE.
In American In Fozoien
= 81 4 a!s@ ss:s9 ssisss Hss:!:;
1Zs!-s: fSs3 5Sss3 ,s'ss; ,ss'S| 4 :f$ss g 4
,<~r =. 40 oF FOREIGN PRODUCE TEo4 ud1rxpsxArxs
1sf4-f9 f99'........s16 a. s. $1e,sns.7 sesyse "a
5|: 5|s|: .sssSi s .$zss|; $zs's$ iefE::; Es:g sSg
~ mlsht be Inferred. tho Amcs3c,ps sold teIr shsns
as fapG!y q possible, tabular statement Is me-
VIE N Wn.en II u shown that TIC amount Of ScT
sea eaFx Fafa aas3
1see IVES IS m 22e5hs tons eibracin s. sSina
1s 1Ssssptnss H. = 6.igs 1s se92eneis M ei IN
%as g Sl.ss as Il
sos se e. e
e9atn 1 cfnseI n o. damage inflicted th coned
!opr Lordshlp viii permit ne to reraa?t III f.
ngufes prove two facts -1st That MI NnrhcHn
siatss a1c Espdly thas exports noWi,h.
ss sna ns
year ending June soth 1861 Will tudEns 6V th ascal c
IN n MlsS eansl thS average &c ycsrs
ihe Kostcrn ssea he2s "a "a Ihas the Imports
s. e o1 Nthont Tho produce Of European natons ~
Re ter eTn Wo1srfn tie
H. the to fon1so
we the sufferers, we should sert,ins
az o5 thc log Of h
Invested In tho vessels and their cargocs-and" ms1
1e. fair compensation, IN addition, for ali and nv
inJnIy acS5nmg 70 o9r business interests from the
sp,e IL IT,
Eonld DO simple act Of Justice, and might pruTeat
IN tncoMpafably greatsr loss IN the tutur6"
, 1863-12-28
#i5eelIune0us.

III lLION'S CEafENT.-Thc In.
6RoTsR!RRss' sS!Rs'S !. Cement II tho Mer.ra, HuroN
AID d"fsnia Soasee r. st
aAny dollars can 10 saTed In In " IT, -
eobn.an ~ &c Or nseoa enrinps. %
ciIoumst.nces or chanke Of tepeFats," n M acs H
n 0asnsi1e snen The Various 70 whicn IL -
ae9m3tE-im-w1&x-.j2
, 1863-12-28

Cattle. Hogs.
Mich, Cent aud Mich South. large cars, sSs s eta
Cars of 40 20 81 cts
Mch1san Central, snIan cats. ........,,. 50 SCI era
TO BUFFALO On sUspzHs1oH aR1Dox.
Mich. Cent and Mich. South, large cars $11o eta
Eass S1ss ~ ~ est:. 9 63 cts
9.IEnTnA Nent1Ai, snan cars. IS 63 cts
TO rITTsBUR0H.
Pitts. Fl. II. CHI ca.s OF 22t feet S96 sn -+z
Michigan 6nuthe1n, large cars.......... f6 60 cts
Rates to Dnnkirk IS per csr les tian % BuT.io as
when shipped by all rall. ~ -0a'''
Rhtes to Dnnktrk, 2Xe 100 MS Less than to Buffalo.
Wis q shipped by all rail-. ~ ~'e'
AQdS.
The total receipts OF Live Hogs for the week cun-
Today amount ac1ordng to the daily returns posted
on Change. to 59s6. This is S6s mora than were re-
ctived Inst week. and IT. less than were recaived
curing the corresponding week Of last year, The
daily reeierts at the yatous yards compare is fol-
lows:
, 1863-12-28
PARTIGULAR NnTTrp

| 4AA%A4NOAAh MDItEE
tsse poi no5 u1 soa under tho d
oiaastE! sss dc s2sq s. f2% e e
THIS e!,ss Of Bi.ters has caused md vii,
saEss sa 3 = sS Ss IL
seRs 81 t a1s7 q 9seao
saa I'd
Attention, soldiera! and Friends Of soIdia1
We call Tho attention Of al hayinr ~ ,o,".,1o' ~,e.s'
dae s%z WI t. euis ses st nt
e ~ RsssfS y IL as !ss i ssS 81 s.
itw Evsty ESTy asga 5!oportion are sufferers fo iehn
ae 81 p,es.ss e ss1ss Hsssl.iss sE s q
a,e 6esson ni9' q ,tsfsPP asf
tsls H. TsT9 rsf sf@ssy e gssd among hundse
ssed tbe od@ will 9s
ns ES ~ y AZ erse Of Of naiion heroes
b e Hf;srs 70 nse MS oTn language boon saynd
.,,. FH11AnH1PH1A. Aug. =. 1883
bs!s1s e.. sssa S ~ liz ge
~ no ,staxe IN MS Il 70 rouched for by nutcrs Of
saSsf e. ii 9Se
~ MemSer o aaa asEe Sesn tor .se a
Tn,nn r. mRfdiase % command Of Capt T. 5. AMns
'sie9eR: eRese9P RI,s
ne 4sRE snS aosssr Mas r -
ths Rsh oF 1rS Sate 9t 0hine from which landed oS
ns low ss ons could b and rctain spsrS of xe
low anything md If iii fsre - scarcely able to svs
lmnediatelS thrown un asain' "1'i'e4 oo"n. H~a2
coHlA not evep keep gIasa OF water on NV s,ou.
aSn Ing Gon!d ~ last Under these ctrc1mstanrn1.
~ naSsor!nGlJ ~ physlcians whs lad been WorknG
e. gssd g nc dread fofd me- "a
and make sucR dsposona o ns nv 70 H ts1
1sa ;ia,h Ps esa 4 :s eaericE sssnsTsn
2 ~ ycnr B!tsers, md Kindly procnred hoeIR.
;rom the time commenced tafiur han, tha pinnas
1aGoN q death feceded, aud am how thahF Go3
uI Is, kektlnE better. Though I hayt takrn hnt 80
oi!es aaVe gained ten pounds, ond feeI aanrntnS
, 1863-12-28
CHICAGO DAILY DraxxEr

--- SATEHDAT EVENING. Dec. g. 1868.
EREIGHTS- There Ii no change In rates. We
, 1863-12-28


The saleable value Of Live Hogs per 100 s, ut the
close OF the daily market this evening, NO quote az
, 1863-12-28

EEGt:9-Ihe uIcessfsu demand OF tho 1axt Gav d.va
n6s anltc Cleared tho market and fha snnn1w ~
a. t.S Sfsn se15 small. Pstess nzu 1t sc dozen tor
EUR$T1n 1nitsd sspp1y. md market dun .,,j h..
aEuve- We qKot0: sHa las
, 1863-12-28

sales today were: 1to!doz Quail 1t $11o q dog 100
10 ~ Sl25 2 dog: 50 doz Prairie Chickens at $500
GREASE-1n good demand and nrm, sales to-
cay were e:0 trcs White Grease In old pkss ut 1oc
H1GT1WIEES-Reccived 14a5 brls. Market
dull and Nc 1oEeF. Sales today weFc:-2oo bris nt
size; G5U Etls do at SIC. ~ AA' ~
DRESSED HOGS-Receiyed, q hours 2aios
MARKET opened T9i0 ct. lower, but raIjied aSnnt
1ss, snd ciosed Il Arm Sales to-day weEr follows:
, 1863-12-28

MUM & COMPANY, Solicitors
~ ~ OF AMERICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS. zss
publishers Of the ILLUSTRATED
- SCIENTIFIC AMERICANS
No: 81 park Row, New York.
Pamphlets Of information about F3tentS FRKX
6pectmen copies Of the psper FREE.
no+py16-SM-2dp
, 1863-12-28
THE KING OF THE DELGIASs.
The following is the reply of the kim of
the bclg1ans to tho proposed congress:

MONSIEUR NON FEEnE:-I hive raco,vad tho
letter handed TO me on tue part Of your imperial
majesty nr 81. le Baron de Aalarct, and caa but
approve the sentiments which dictated It, Il
ofa pacific agreement, the existing causes Of anx-
iety IN Europe gould be settled; and, without Ut
present expressing IN opinion upon tho mesus Of
coming TO an understanding with the dIfferent
sl3ies interested, to attain without collision SO
noble an object, am happy to assure your imne-
I1ai MAJESTY that my government would bo cutie
inclined to join In 1t In so far as 1t could do 90 A
regards MT own personal feelings, should take
advantage Of the cordial proposal Of your Imperial
majesty With the greatest satisfaction. tnfo ad
vantage OF this opportunity Of renewing the as-
snrances Of the high esteem and inTioiable frien1
chip with which am, Monsieur mon frere.
1ou imperial nniesty's bon fscrc
, 1863-12-28

n on1aiti tH u Ing french flag The
operation shal be kept IN PROFOUND srrrecv M M
this side Of the channel We are ready to treat.
ast ms 5g!sSyp ySSF psy settle Eh hi and
heeesay Il Beins mn,a and anop ,prdss ts
1 Hisf II ReE aci.v Business of that kind
was disappointed NOT to hare received some
neTt about yonr interview ct yesterday.
Push ahead and let me know what position an
~ assume 1oHafh my otaer correspondent Yours
slnce1e1s. PEQEKT DU BELLEY.
Is ANXIOUS TO EN7EH IETo CONTRACT roa BLOCK.
AoE RUNNING, TIA AATA1oRAs-
No. 10, Rue De PESTH1EvE.
n.= PARIS, Oct. II, 1863.
DEAR SIN AND Fn1Exp: Having received no an
swcr 70 my letter Of the day before yesferdsy.
telegraphed this morning to know when The hesrer
o. the contract Won1d come to Paris. I now write
so1ons 10 o yon hat r. friend T. not only but
take Advantage Of bis favorable dispositions at
oncc, 60 as to make It q sura business. He came
hsad nse nv me pl4ea tae GnRE fdS to knew 4 hsd
sa1r answS1, which l would communicate when t.
Having also written an eyasirc answer to s., I
stn anIione myself to hear from you to know e.
What about yonr interview with III. Valentine,
They ght At IT tSa es saaS2 an2Ttss,
wood contract 1hope to BE- ab7o to writo yoa @ fa 1
details about them before you lesyo England.
AEt AaohAoH also Woen your departure Is to take
place. Yours, very friendly,
fEcKUPT Du BELLEr,
Telegraph to mo tomorrow morning,
FEMALE FRIEND OF xAFf1T IN ptsrHRss
No. Is TExrEsT-uEY, LrrERroo1.i
October % 1863.
DEAR LAMAR: That interesting friend OF 1nfnn
e now In London, at the Coburg Hotel, No. Ii
Co0urE street, Grosvenor square,
she writes In g1aat distress aud humiliation as
ueun!, asking for money to 60 home with, She
called upon old Mason, and ho told her he was m
ebae TO E1ye assistance Take look at her.
aoure tfu!y, ]. N. MAFFrT.
Expect to be OF In an hour,
RAIslNG TIE WIND
GRAND uorE1, PANS, Oct, II. 1863
DEAR sIn: send yon these few lines to remind
Fou lott the bueness Of which spoke to Won ilur-
ng your stay In Paris.
VIC have from the Confederate Government
sdsed. Or are TO 1aise in few days an nmount Of
eAot 90 to 84t coo, in cotton bonds We ehal Wish
o pave m advance Of afyper cent, on their value,
.nd rrq me blockade on Joint account With The
'art} who will advance tho money. Since he COT
on IN theee bonds Is rpckoned 1t tYo nence ~ |
'ouEd. the party who will advances that monev1 ~
unntIg the blockade win have cotton parch1aed
~ = tEo @ and a haK pence, since wn require onj1
ESQ 600 toy value Of mora than E40n00 In ootton
,onda a. avs pence TO be delivered ii anT nort ~
be Confederate States At thiIty dsys' not5oe Al
~ ponce. II yot can't manage the thing, O. Il
, 1863-12-28


We give tho following quotations OF the closing
prices Of daily market for Beef Cattle for tho nras
, 1863-12-28

NAVAL, ST0RES-1n fair demand and good
supply. Prices ftM AID unchanged. We quote
IaI.. u: M@l6 uo Manila Eops......Mals
II t4s1Ane''.. sSsN9 9M 2.... E1IlH
CARBON D1LS-MATket steady and more nrt-
Ire. Sales To-day we're: 100 br.s Excelsior white
GA q sse: 60 hEs medium htte {outslde tra1ds) at
5s9.cc. The tohhers prices are as fellows: "
NHite Ql.-
, 1863-12-28

Pos5, ro h5ls 3, Lard. bsls aad tscs... go
CUT meats, pigs -..1,Gys
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STATE OF VERMONT. } Il appearing
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bewsr4pcr printed Al Manchester, IN said
County. she lts # which publications. shall
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Tupslay nest af,er ihe fnrih Tnesliy
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Tho srbsrrher. ofei me tbevs itciio n'
i'roa ,hs Advantageous iuvoaa wlshIh
rl-el sa fsa 'aseH machiHe ore menth p
tais n BE cu1 q tie wo.th heean retuf tlr
oaei'Ho, mn Jared agfuy hcprlceofl' as e
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CtNFIELD 4 Gil lMBERLIN
Factory Point, Nay %, l8 2,
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Bran its, Gia> aud Wines,
llso, Jobber in all kinds Of Domestic
Liquors,

HANtNG ae'ltic eqaal Il H' hyperion 70
auy0iher ilnse. f8r obtaining nos Goods
Jirat tuidef Custom ltm.e 81 Z, "a s. .c-
ctf rs cali the attention of Tie County
san si.ole 'is0 taan Aganis aid 'lta'efs
generally. taexlmtn ms goods bsiaHf urchs-
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Sir tR .ttt' ctrlsi-ts iaTt us iplUWs
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,otl..N Cp.. NJ lar'trm s. Ca UuPe5 Pro-
tteior.. paas8He & gaelic BraHdes, du-
us Swa pe kumer's Lohden Excise, n
rhola ENccsiar anil Cihon True G rs, 81
mix. Hme1 4 Nfique Run.. London
tuaeWbu ai hHgnHdv Port Wme-, sweet
ptl pry : uh Side VI iera, palc and Rrow
sherry Wine, Lmnie mans and Long arth'-
Whrs Chhmmgt anl laret, 10 various
r4Hd.. OtD BuURB0N, Mom4elhcla. uld
he and Wheat Wll s. ie- 81 iheywy iiHest
.u litv Also. Mchm's IRISH Mali Wh-kry
iof which ato offered d ne lowest mafke'
uces
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PAtENr IrRN TAnLT

a largo assortment If
LOOKING GLASSES
We haze fine Rnom 10 hhow ihtr, o.
nteud & keep Stock Of better Glasses ihan
are usually found IN o Country Store.
WILLOW WAGONS. Boys Carts and
W WbeelbanoSs.
D0TTTp SWISS MrsLINs. iel cts tr
~ yard, worth 20 ctS
4 LPHABEHCAL HANDKERC HIPS.
u for children, given away
GNow DBor NAPKINS. very eLs.p IN
} deed
pufr CURTAIN HoLLMpa.
VELvE1 Carpet sATcHELs. co cts.
worth sl.D,
I ADtES' BLACK slLk Husf. . a,a
II rate article, very cheap.
NIHITE GRAPE SHAWLs. very ntos
w article.
CLoyEs and HOSIERY. "a very l.rs~
VI stick
II " JUDDs, PateBi curitn Fixture.
~. the est thing ever ofersd the pub
lie.
OH scEAIlD MA6CAB0i ssUIY.
. IL halfpoard bottles.
4 EpOsEsr LANTERNS. ssp snI-
II ele
nowErEs BEsT KEROsEgE OIL
FLOUR AND FEEp always co bsu4
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2. S Fhcahova tps'imoa was en' cn'a'
y u 1aiied, 3nd heg L MY be arcep e
eitB rliiienre, Uni pared who're y ctn BE-
sceU IS 70 Fr8n lliclHNeete witiI'hc Cam
eli Il ,spit8l, correspondence & requested,
JUiIN I, HUME Wtf.L.
pmW efnr Ilast9n, VI ss.
The nls0ve uame p-enafqtous arc far sale
II ire Equinox Drug S'ore, MlncheSier, VI
5fA BIZ uH wholesale sul retail dealers.