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Philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, March 15-The Inactivity noted in the
Breads.r.j Market for weeks past still continues.
Supplies Of Flour come in slowly, and good brands
are held firmly at yesterdays fgIrc3. There is no
shipping demand cld only 7G9C,o bbls. were taken
for the supply of the home customers, within tine
range Of s6'259725 for supernne; $7'2jGs25 for
extras; $500 20 Tor low Piade aud choice North.
Yves lrn extra am'lv SS 5c910 % for Penusylvauia
and OHIO do. and S114l5 Tor .hncy lots. according
to quality There IS nothing dong In Rye Flour
or Corn NJ Il, and prices are nominal
There 3 no ial lag off in tn0 demand for prime
Wheat, but there is very little Of this doJcription
offering. 1900 bush taIr end verV choice lots sold
within the range OF 50 1od2e5 white may be
quoted at S2c092 20; 500 bush. Pennsylyanil Rye
sold at S5c. Corn meets q limited inquiry, and
has again declined one cent ~ bush Sales of 3d2
1000 bush. elbow at 69c. aoat and 67G6Sc in store.
Oats are in steady demand, and further sales OF
Pennsylvania are reported at 49050c. B bush.
Cloysrsced sells at S5'5e $3.50; Timothy at $3.50
4, and Faxsecd at 50 70.
Whisky Is very quiet, Small Gales of Ponnsyl.
yania at S2.2L1I2 26
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TKE TEXAS COAVENTI0N.
Passage of the Freedmen's RIII-Rights
OF Negroes I'm tho COurls. Etc.

AUST I, TeI?3 February 2'.-Anothec entire
day hes been Consumed in the diccr7sion Of the
Freedmon's bill. Ii s evident that the negro
aucs ON 3 the nest del ;a.e point Of leg station
which WI be brought Lefore this Convention.
There hrs not beal a single me ntor Of the Con-
vention who hes re.rGed 70 vote atnrma.iyely
upon that sc lion OF the o-SipG9ce which gives
the negro rights of property and person, to sue
and be sued, and to transfer property with the
same I.ghts cs white man. But the great cusc-
ton which has been before the Convention Is
whether the negro he's right 10 .6iye evidence
in cf"es where lie Is not interested.
Judge Pascal, Rev. MI Johnson, and M.
Taylor, Of Fsnnin county, have advocated IN
long and laOored speeches the dVctrlns OF giving
the negro every privilege in courts Of justice that
the white man enjoys. Judge Hancock, judge
Roberts, Judge Smith, and Mr.. Ireland have
been the strong opponents OF such q n easure.
This afternoon the majority of the members
wished 10 bring this question to a test and final
vote For this reason il was voted TO have an
evening session, and, in accordance with such
resolution, the hall was we'll illuminated, while
the gRllerieJ were filed with patient and lis
toning audience After long discussion the
amendment to the State Constitution as given
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
The FepIan Nesting n FaiIurs-OnIY $40
Subscribed a Important Decision, Etc.
Special Despatch 10 fhe Bvoning TelearGpk al

The FepIan Mestiug n FaiIurs-OnIV $50
Subscribed d Important Decision, Etc.
Special Despatch 10 fAe Eveaing Telegraph, al
BALTIMORE, March 15.-The Fenian meeting,
last night, though tolerably well attended, was
rather failure. Some small subscriptions were
made to the loan-two ten-dollar Fenan bonds
were taken. 1t looked as though the honest
Irsbmen present smelled a rat, aud could not
see clearly as an equivalent Tor their money the
Liberation of Irelend. They wanted : IaTantee
that the Head Centres and prime movers, in
cludng Train, O'Mahony, and others, would de
what they promised More than half the audi
ence left before the meeting adjourned, 1le
orators were subsequently serersded at the
Lutaw HouEe, and Tran made characte. site
speech. They are all off today, ratIer dis
b"stod.
1ne Baltimore and Ohio Ran.oad Comp ~
have reduced the Eeight on coal one dollar
FER tor.
By recent decision OF the Maryland Court of
Appeals, il has been decided that all appoint
ments of Justices of the Peace by Governor
B. adford, not previously elect; under the old
Constitution, are illegal, unconstitutional, and
their cts null end void.
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Excitement fu HamiitOn-SHrVeilIRR
of Strangers-Suspected Purchase of
Horses for Fenian Cavalry, Etc, Etc.

HAMILTON, c. w, March Is P. Mo inn
POI ant dSve,opmsuts n the Ie1ian GORE have
tTaospired since my ,eGt. Toe CalnadiC1 Gov
ernment is peIiccing al nCoe-9G-y arrangements
for successful rcJi5tance of invasion. A small
number OF troops a.e being d2ily moved to some
point Cd the .fon,.er, while the diieront .owrs
are Organizing home guards. New volunteers
ere enrolled, q med, and dr,lCd, ard most yiSi-
lent wa,ch IS kept Of al movements of suss,-
cious che-c c,cI5.
AZ meeting of the citizens bis P. NJ, in tho
City Han here, it wH9 received to organize stTo~s
pal 'ol guards to perform duty during the nght,
and all the tiremel have been worn in Cs cpc-ial
police. GucTcs are = be cstab' he'd at a. engine
bor5c" TO p-o.-ct She hose in anticipation Of
more s1ccloi&-y f"S1.
ACiutant'C Ce1c-al McHougall hes already foC-
ws-Iod arms lcc ore thoC and men to be re'Jed
here ior local defense. Du-ng yesterday and To-
day a large nunts 8 of ho-5o5 rave tsen brought
into the city, bought up hom formers in the
sr-Courdirg CoonIy, and sh!ppc for Suppression
IriGee. 1t is Genera ly believed that they are
INTENDED for Ienial cavalry. There ,s much in
di51ation and e--l.t5nelt CICscd thereby.
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Canal shares are rather better. sehuylkin
Navigation preferred sold at 2S}@2s2, an ad-
vance of 4; and Susquehanna Canal at IL, a
slight advsncei "a was bid for schuylkiu Navi-
cation common; 81 for Lehigh Navigation; Ia
for Morris Canal preierred SO for Delaware Divi-
sion; and So for Wyoming Valley canal.
In Oil shares there was little or nothing doing.
Jersey Well sold at !.
Coal shares continue dull. st. Nicholas sold
at 80, an advance Of 81; said TO be a canard.
New York aud Middle at g.; and New Creek at /.
The New York Times this morning says:-
"a second or collateral influence begins
10 be felt upon the general Stock Exchange
dealings, which are increasing in volume
and strengthening in prices. The New
York lpc3 and Reading and the Western roads
had further advance yesterday, and while the
speculation huctuated 2@l per cent. in the after
noon, the prevailing temper of the market is in
the direction OF frmnoss. The joint resolution
moved by Mr.. Shermamyesterday is received as
an index of the feeling in Congress against any
Immediate disturbance of the greenback cur
rency, which 1t is found, by the experience of
the last few months, can appreciate and gold
settle down, without contraction, and on the I'M
proved exchanges OF the country. The conse-
quent accumulation of cold at this commercial
centre 8 such that even # the exchanges should
tu later in the seoson, there Is an abundant
surplus for export after the cotton and other
produce bills are found to be inadequate for the
settlement OF foreign balances"
The New York Tribune this morning says:-
money shows increasing ease end is freely
offered at G per cent, with a good many trans
ections at per cent. Commercial paper an
chang d. The hesitation of Congress to act
upon the loan bill, and the disposition shown to
torce the CGCretory to pay off his temporary
loans, promise 80 make money on call exceed
ingly abundant and to stimulate stock a1d gold
spectators into great activity"
The ChcGgo n i5uRe says:-''The Money Mar
kc; to-day is reported TO be less stringent than
yesterday, out it still close. There is however
no partleular pressure. except in one or two in
stitutions, where the lines of discount are un-
usually large. The rates of discount are steady
at 10 per cent per annu,n. at the banks, and le2
per cent. per month on the street. Eastern ex-
change continues scarce and firm at par buying
and l-lU premium selling. Round lots we're sold
by bankers to each other at premium OF 70
cents per thousand. "
The Cincinnati Gdcets says
"The Money Market exhibited no new feature
on Saturday. The demand YVES not pressing but
the marked worked close, and rates of interest
were finn at lC0l2 cents in the regular way, and
15@ls cents tor good name7, in the open market.
Exchange waJ in coed demand and hrm at 90
cents premium buying, and 1.l0 premium selling.
Gold closed at 1909 buying, and 1919 selling"
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES To- DAY
Reported by De Haven s. Bro No. 40 S. Third street
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Runs en tne Rnulks OF MentreeI.

MoNE EIThL Rarch 1.-THE excitement in ..
gard to the IcHian foray is SIN at fever heat.
Indeed, public crodulity is ready . swallow any
Tumor, however wild. Business, of which we
never have much, is now at a Stand.Still, aud
nobody cares to buy or sell. rs usual in such
eECitements, there is a run upon the savings
banks, and the small depositors are converting
their balances into gold. The people and the
newspapers are very ill-tempercd, and constantly
berate the United States Government because
they do rot restrain the drccdful invaders who
aIe to ocomc-by-and-by--to slaych CanGda GIom
the hands of Queen Victoria.
Our principal amusement1 now colsist IA
watch ng the evolutiCns of the militie. Tnere
Sce dl lis many ,imco day, End the POOR vic.
tins look the picture of dC5pG'-.
An our public buildings are strongly guarded;
our banks are restricting Sheir discount line TO
the nest wcll-known and wellapprov-l Gus.
toner, and they very generally reluco to
Advance upon any collateral s.su-. ".
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a RebeI KIeelIon QuIetIY squeIehea.
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, March Lit hes bcen stated
that the steame2 Crglamns which arrived here
on the 9th instant from China, brought edvicc5
OF an advance of from lO@1l cents per pound on
tea. Upon careful inquiry it is ascertained that
no public adviccs of this nature were received,
and if such was the fact it Wes known only to q
few private parties, and not TO the general
public.
The files Of papers brought by the Crefan,no'
do not mention any paCticule- change IN the tea
mecket, and the major portion Of the trade die
cc-dit the reported advance.
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Accident 70. Lieut.. Cuskins.

We regret TO learn that duriuy the visit OF the
Lcac0ster at Hllo an unioItuna-s accident peiei
LieutsnGnt-ConmGnder Cushing. A parry of
the onisers were enjoying an excursion to the
crater of Kilauea, which hes been quite active
lately, and when near the cra.cr.house Lieu
tenrnt CUshing's horse fell and rolled on him
breaking his collar-b0ne. The Islands have
been visited by q very severe storm, fortunately
Of short duration. Captain Hent9mann, OF the
Bremen baraue DodJ, committed suicide near
Honolulu, ON tho 18th of January, BY eUttlng his
ann with razor. He is supposed to have been
laboring under temporary insanity. Hon o,N,'
COMMERCIAL Ad0erSiser, January 20.
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Rockets Sent Up at windsor, G. w.

WINDSOR, c. W., March I.-Ihe excitement
81 along the frontier is gaining force. Myst5ri
ous rockets are being rent up on the Amer-ccn
shore, aud it is believed here ssme movement OF
the Fenars IS ia progress. Canada is very warm
for Ame4Cars, who are liable to all marpcr o.
insults. About one thousand. volunteers here
are keeping a sharp lookout. A number of SIS
T:c.ous charactc2s a-o daily crossing the border
There is unUsual STIR cneng the DeS-oit le~,9ns.
companies of volunteers for the home gard
battery are on the'r WCy up irom London, The
De;loit City Council have accepted an invitation
70 Join the kenians IN celebrating st. Pat-ick's
DAY. A.
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Rumo-Sd Arrest Of the $l,500,000
Robt,NPG,

A rumor IS anoat in the street this afternoon
that butcher overheard a conversation between
two persons whom he took TO bs thieves that
he caused their arrest, and that the bonds, or
portion OF them, stolen from Mr.. Lord, were
iound in q stable up towB. We give the rumor
rs we find it on the street, without youching for
its truth, but upon inquiry this morning at
Police Headquarters our reporter was infSrmcd
that no arrest he'd been made, and II there had
been the particulars could not be given for pub
lieatioA.-M Y, Commercial Advertiser, Ian.
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The Montreal Roman Catholics to Turn
Out ON st. Patrick's WBY.

MCN.RELL, March 1.-The four Irish Catho'lc
Societies il this city, nam ly:-The ST. Pat -.cks
Society, he Hbe- niGn Benevoient Society, the
SocieGy this molli,g decided 70 march in pro-
ccssion on ST. Pa.,cks day. Af.or attcnoirg
mGc1 on that day they will wat upon and pay
their rcJpec'J to the Gove-ao--C C2neral who is
now a the Gig, AID Afterwards upon TIE Mayor.
The OIL 8 Of th~se societies have iust sent
joint pledge OF Their suppo-j . t1e Government
Ihis no. n alton is entirely Trustworthy.
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WAs11Jc7ON March H.-Sr Ffclelic ok BrJoe
had an interview fcgain tc'1ay Wf1 SecTotlry
SewcrG in i3getd % Fcn' an aa'oiCs. kr. Sc ward
G-1ured him that it was nothing more than a
teyen CayS wo1dcr, end would die out "a a shor5
time ifleO alone. 1ne British b,'nlstcr tho ught
there o1ght to be some eIprcs5,on on tte part
of the Cove lment cgainst it. that if it wSJ Off
c'a'lY er1oUn ed chit the ()ycrSmcnt repro
b2teG he movcmC If, it would have a most =
ce''ent Cl.cs Just now. IriJ Dlo0lbllitha come.
thing OF the 1d wiz sholIy be issued by the
SCcrCt"-y OF State.
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Markets bI telegraph.

NKw YORK, March I5.-Flour is quiet but un-
changed; Ccco barrels sold. Wheat firm. Corn
steady Oats dull Bcef steady. Pork nrm and
higher, at $c6 rs for Mcls Lard hrm at 1629lSsc.
Whisky duh and unchanged.
NEW YORK, March 15.-Stocks are better. Gold,
Isl. Chicago 9nd lRock Island, 1O7i; N. Y. Cens
tral, 99I; Illinois Central, 1906 Michigan Southern
a5arantees 11i Reading 1919 Canton ~ Missouri %
U s. bs' 1871 reg, GA; Treasury 8lS. cd series,
S7J; do Isl aeros, lG9f; Cleveland Plttsb1rg,
78j; Pitt5burR. Fort Wayne and Chicago, 9lf Chi
caeo and Northwestern, a.
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Reported Purchase or Steamers I'm an
Inland Port.

RoCnEsTKR, Mrrch l4.-Tnere IS a report a
circulat on here that the Feniaas have purcha-ed
the four largest steamers of the American line
on Lake Ontario, row lying in this harbor. This
IS not credited however. Tie steamers are fit
ting out for the 5prng trade.
Ii is urde-Gtood that the Government officials
a-e keeping an eye upon these boats and affairs
in the hcrLo or below the city.
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Steamship "saa Jaciu-o. Burned.

New YORK. karch l5.-Ihs steamer S1a Jc-
cin!o, of the Savannah line was burned at ber
dock this morning, with five hundred bales Of
cot:on and hve thousand barrels of -four. Her
hull, being Of iron, we, filed with water, but
all her WOOD. work Wa deltroYcl.
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NEWS FROM Ell PASO.

Juarez StiII on th0 FrOmtAorb-Eh0 LtDe-
rails CONFIDENT Of Material Aid from the
United States - The Ortega Faction
Stubborn, Etc.
PAso DBL NoRTE, Mexico, February l6.-No
news from the interior oil this section of the
country. President Juarez ard Cabinet ave Sill
at this place, waiting tor something to turn up
They are sill confident OF receiving men and
means from the United States. Why the French
commander at Chihuahua does not assume the
offensive is inexplicabe, there being no enemy
In the State except the force under Juarez at
this point. 1t may be, inasmuch as the constitu-
tional term OF President Juarez expired on the
18th Of November last, and as he has issued .
decree extending his own term OF office and out
laWing General Gonzales OrSega, who claims to
be President of Mexico under the Constitution,
the Liberal party will bacome divided through
cut the country. This is probably the reason for
French were to eVacuate the Republic tomorrow
a new civil war would Immediately rage between
the Juarist and 0rtega partle1
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THE FENlANS

Interview Between Sir Frederick
Bruce and Mr.. Seward-The Fe-
nian Excitement a "Seven
Days neutrality-suspicious.
of Horses In Hamilton Tor
Fenlan Cayalry-Prepa-
TationS Cor DeIonce Of
PTe5cott- Great Ex-
element at Wind
soP - lncompre-
henSible Rock
cts Sent Up
on American
Shore, Etc.
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The "Af.ica" SignaIIcd.

FALIFFAx, March l5.-The steamer AIftca,
from Liverpool, is below. Her dates will be to
the 9Th instant via Qucenstown.
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CO head p. mel lien, Lancaster county, 120l64.
65 A" r. Hathaway, Lancaster county, I3@l6@.
60 NJ IN l,lsr & Co, Lancaster co, l3016.
20 Mooney 6 Brother, Lane. CO. 74C972, gross.
60 n. Chain, Lane lstsT county, RGl5
- j. AcRDlen, Ches 'sr end Western, l2al6
- i. West, Pennsylvania, 12@n.
IS A. Kennedy, Pennsylvania, l8d15.
= John Bayne, Chester county 12a14
AZ Unman & Bochnan, Lancaster CO., 14JGl6l
100 Mooney G smith, Pennsylvania 11(a18
18 l.. frank, LADeo1ter county, 18Gl4.
n ShomEaIg & 4lnk, Lancaster co 190l5I.
81 J.S. Kirk Lancaster county I4015.
Is Dryfoos & Brother, Lane. CO., e(D8t, gross.
10 Sturm & Co, Chester county, T(I7b. Pross.
IA Hope Co., Lancaster county, 18Th.
30 James Aul Western, 7d8 gross.
Hogs-Pric ) have advanced Gec. the 1c0 lbs. 400
head sold at the different yards at from $139l5 the
100 lb1. net.
Cows re dull and lower. 125 head sold at $50 $50
for Sp- myers, aud S1c75 per head ter Mich ows,
ShceT--I i1cc1 kaVs fallen on. 5000 head arrived
ed sold at e0So. per ID. gross rs to quality.
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below was adopted by vote OF 81 to 1s, and
eccome1 Jaws
ARTIoLR vIn.-YaEEDMEN.

becomes q laws
ARTICLR VIu.-PREEDMEN.
Section J. African slavery, as it heretofore ex-
jsied having Teen tein'n lted in this Stlte by the
Governnent of the Joitad S.lto1 by force OF arms,
and iis ie.c1t1bhshment being prohibited by the
amendment to the Constitution of the United States,
1t is ciarcd that neither slavery nor inVo untary
seIviudey except for punishment OF crime wher- Of
the perry shall have bccn drly convicted, shall
exist in this S.ats; and Az end their oescend-
ants shall be pro- cted in their rights Of and
properly by appropriate legislation. They shall
have the light 70 contract and be contracted with,
TO sue and be sued to acquire, hold, and transmit
property and - be subject to no percl laws based
upon incquai,y or dItinc ion of raCe.
Section 2 Africans and their descendants shall
not be prohibited, aeCouut OF their color Iaco,
tho right TO = tiiy orally wltn-, in any case,
civil criminal nvolv3 ing right Of, injury n or
crime az INST any OF them, IN person property,
under the same rulos of evidence as may 10 appli-
cable 10 the white ,; the cred b.T of their tSlti-
IRONY to - de- cITined bY the court jray herring
he rCne. The '~is a.I-e shall have power to
authorize them > t t. rs win ,scl, all cases
under the equations here Get FORTH TO fac , here
at,cr Occurring.
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AT a recent fancy dress ball in the Tuileries,
the great success of the evening was a quadrille
IN which the gentlemen were dressed as leopards'
and The ladies as gazelles.
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The Exeitement In Teronto suhsialng.

TORONTO, @. W.. March 14.-The Fenian ex.
citement IS subgidinq. The volunteer force is
Several scarcheg Rave been made for pixies, but
were all unsUcc@5Jful
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"A fair held at Portland, Maine, last week, for
the benefit Of the freedmen, realized $4,000.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, March 15.-There is very little de
n2nd for Beef Cattle this week, and prices have
iallen OF About 1863 head sIriVod and sold at from
15a1"c for extras; 1S914lc for far to goods and 10
@12Ic. y pound for common, as to quality. The
following ere the Particular of the Ga!os:-
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THE ALLEGED CRILlAN PRlVATEER.

Application for the DIscb arge OF the
steamer " Meteor upon BOnds-LOtter
from Secretary Seward-RemRrhs OF
the Assistant District Attorney and
Counsel for Claimants, Etc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-24

-.-t-r--.r -e..r. EL.ne.e o.
were -ne-r cfc-t time. B. le felr Sow Ietr ID
----- De -.s tll-tltCr Bitter Il he tg..
"---l at ----t. lf ta1E Plantation hi-re-s j. be-
--h1- p -----. was weak. l-l-lll 1r merll b. OBJ
A------. Dc TOOK Plantation Bitter. and rrcr
never Jailed Or s-t 1--l o- ls pins SQUARE an 49,
AtN persons want any better 1u-1r---r a-- a.
----- -----l I-s- read tle llLlCUl--
.. owe mucl O y1-.f1- rsr.-
p. -r-efe tle rllltall1l I-Iers nave ssre- nv L.
-Ll- 81 u WAGNER. AiacrlI III b
-lFe been a great sufferer
az --a- Q. lual-.l ureaeEll-
-4- E-llra-l0- EirIe-s cure
-a BY q. a. 1lILLH GOD. New Yo-i- CirT-
4lt4 llst al luue rite-Wa.
&. -i-- l1i cnerFl-e- Il c1l-l lara ID walk ar..
laa o. p1-- co -ra4l Cl society. a..
t--i--l Ron ii-tters nave sg- me al -h-
JAMES HMM Way 81 L.ouisRr.
The Plantation Bitters have
l-I-- --- ~ @ -e-a-4eI-a1r l- TIE kidneys Err L--
nay u-----, t-al distressed me t1r yea-s. THe-
q c. MOORE y. Broaevsr v 8
--la % % ~ p ui-, mana -C- rt the lullr Home
n--ali joy cc--lers Children s.Fs she .-uas errg-
= 81 --e NelE and Invalid CHILDREN under te-
------F-l- l-1 most Happy ana Era-ltVln- rcsu De-.
nt nave received over uEl-rel reaus 90. s-..
ia-tii1l-e. rl- %. gCTer-lze--e-- la Il. era--ara u
F--l people tnemselFes slr. 1t o cood n-rleIg on
fortune ana CIR reputation is al sla-e me --l-
az llll-rT and iIl--n character 70 these r-Tr--
-- --7---le- ll-er eTe-r l-- az circuusranee.
--7t nav e --iaf o1ta-le- sale be- every tow
t---a--- plr-.- and hamlet among ize5 r1rr--
-l--- ----la-l-e ~ o. come as near uur name az
SIS -e a. tnsT can Eu- because d FOOD s-r-e-r 1--
Dog Pc SOFA a. lgF ls poor one. tner rur elrI.
SUPPORT lr--l parties VII" cr ul- care wa rrr-
- p .--F =----. 1el orr private STAN
SARATOGA SPRING VI ATER- 81. $, Il.