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CHI A r l. e IS T ON
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20, 1sa
TIE COMMERCE. OF CHARLESTON.

A look along the wharvcs gives an observer
the opinion that the commerce of this place is
gradually, but surely, advancing tc prosper
Gus future. The qunys, which have been
placed in better order than had ever before
characterized them, have presented in the
number of vessels moored there lively and
animated appearance. Some Of the ships are
large carriers, and will take cargoes of 5000 to
5000 bales of cotton each. The number Of
steamers engaged in the commerce Of the port
are greater than at any former period, and are
being placed on every route giving thclcast pro-
mise OF support 1t is true that our agricultural
results for the present season do not give then.
very Hattering propccts OF employment, but,
with the determination which most persons ex-
hibit to lend their efforts to the development OF
the land, it s to be hoped that the nest year
will place this feature in more tlattcrinr
light
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sENAron RoBEars, of Texas, paints horrible
picture OF affairs in that State. Ho saws that
twenty-seven hundred freedmen have been 1nur-
dered within year, and the persecution Of the
ing for restoration Of slavery as a protection
sgainst the murderous hate Of the recons tructcd
white robels."
This sensation dispatch we clip from the
Detroit Post, one Of the most malignant sheets
published in the country. Nothing relating to
the, South is too black for its columns. The
same copy Of the Post has an editorial abusive
Of THAD. STEVENS North Carolina Bill, object
ing to it. on the ground of restricting negro
suffrage to such as can read and write, or have
$2oo worth Of real estate, while he allows large
numbers Of whites to vote whe, the Post insists
on saying, are disloyal a. heart. What though
they take the most stringent oath, it is not
enough. The Post is afflicted with Leucophobia.
Negroes should oil have votes, but Southern
whites, not even North Carolinians, cannot be
expected ever to become loyal again.
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Is ALABAMA a STATE ok TERRITORY From the
Now York Herald we learn that the question Of the
status Of the Southern States tely in rebellion is
aboutto come before the United States Supreme
Curt for decision. man named JORDAN was
recently brought before the Federal District Court
sitting IN Montgomery, Alabama, on charge OF
felony, and, having been found guilty, was SEN
tened by Judge BUSTED to twenty-one years. i'm
prlsonnent His counsel have determined to ap-
ply to the Supreme Court for writ Of habeas cor
pus, on the ground that Alabama is not State,
but Territory, and as such Judge BUsrEEDs Dis
trlct Court had no legal status. The matter will
thus be brought fairly and squarely before the
learned judges Of our highest judicial tribunal,
and they will meet the question openly and ren-
dor plain decision, We may expect q solution q
what IS now very complicated political subject.
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SENATOR sUhNEn's monstrous proposition to
blot ten States out of political existence in
case their people do not consent to vote the
Radical ticket, inclines the Detroit Free Press
to believe that the Senator's great idea is to
destroy the Union il order to build it up. His
logic is that Of The quaok doctor, wha sought
to throw bis patient into fits, .tbecause," said
he, II am death On 6ts.'' 3,. Ell:
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COTTON AND CORN PLANrAT1oN no

COTTON AND CORN PLANTATION no
" Rent, IN Sumter District miles west of Sumter
v1lnge The Wilmington and Manchester Railroad rms
snrGugh @ IN the tract and station the tract and within
n es or the settlement Location perfectly healthy
Water perfectly pure and sweet. Good accommodatons
1on oo to 10y About 1000 to Of arabic
u, c1eared and under tence-fencee in toeraby fair
condition Good dwelling house, containing rooms
aha ato1r al Necessary stables barns Kitchen
sIoreroons, &C. There are laborers now on the
place who might be induced to remain as thew ara a.
arnea fac t to ths ne place VIII be sold il desired or rented
applying to JOHN B. MOORE, at stateburgh Tc sy
oa 5sQo m acres sixty bands have successfully
middle country The proprietor CT tits placa invites
OF 8 from parties desiring invest in cotton
December 1S - - 1'- -
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HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS
IHNHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION VIII F3F
resumed on the SECOND MONDAY IN sEPTEM-
is limited to Twelve - eNeA' eA
\ The Principal is graduate in honors Cambridge.
as a teacher in the South
Careful and thorough inaEnction VIII be given in the
LAIN ana GREEK CLASSICS, French ana Scanisl,
with complete course ct English studies including
ing -7- = m - oh
Pupils VII! be treated in all respects as members his
1ny and viii receive tho undivided care and atea n
dies = ~ 'ASs9'1 s . =
References To the Faculty the South Carolina Uni
verAty, and to present and former patrons
signed. i RICHARD F0RD a ~ TT
NoAu9hAius August 1856. stutE AuGust
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MISS JULIA ". ROACH
'RAkES LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO HER FRIENDS
- AND PATRONS that the exercises of her School win
55 resumed On Wednesday, January I'd at residence
ierms:-Engiish (hgher branches), $40 per quarter
Urinary Instruction, 50 per quarter Vocal Music and
me m ruonents OF Drawing taught free Of charge
i:eferences-W. Gilmore Sirnus IL D. E. r. Winkler
=. 2, Hon n Russell Middleton. Rev. John T. Girar.
ueau. t-E tuths7 December 18
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D ARE CHANCE FOR GARDENERS AND
~ aoEtIicULTuRIsTs-An ORCHARD to be rented
loo reon5 DEPOT o. the Camden branch the South
tsaiToad: Situated on the high hills santee
residence OF planlers well as best and srest fruit
h regions Of the Southern country this nar
Of acres contains about 5000 Peach go Psars spsa a
~ vv App!es There coed dwelling House. containi1a
OF family and houses for The accomnno
aa1on 3 o. ,aborers There is Churc1 and Postoiea
se ees % are selected ct DIV With vsw to the Northern
old. The most liberal e.aa ng, & &Ivns from to
i o ynae ss9 and pia There dapery. contan
he57;nn OF foreign varieties, under glass, in fll
rTE- untn the last year, when it was neglected
is Propssstng House and Nursery Beds for fruit
ana trees and about $50 good land
1or the cultivation of and cotton be,noinr To te
tract which can be obtained The Orchard and acces-
SORES W1H pc rented or worked upon shares Apply to
JAMES r. PRINGLE,
s@ Factor and Commission Merchant
H December 13 s".0' 49, -
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MISS AZ. j.. SALOMON-

~ ANlNG LOCATED IN WENTWORTH STREET
one eoor east 81 the Artesian Well has resumed
me instruction nofoRNANENTAL Of WORK, in the vardous
p1anenes comprising WHITE AND CoLoRED EN-
5sOtDEsI, tapestry and Tpfed Work, Wax Fruit ana
Elewezs, Oriental and GTecian Painting She'll Leather
ana Paper tlowers, Knitting Netting and
Crotchefs Al orders executed with promptnese MIIS-
dsySa d1HS nd :lAcEs geaovated. A1so. FIUTMa and
i December Is -a--'s 1@t rn,a IA
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I 3OST, IN 'FRONT.' OF no. Z18O 8s1Rn FET
receiye i've dollars Sr D. = So 1Sea n a ~
December 18 r sSsEs- sSSssEFs1--as.| - Ss n
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IEW RENT, "A SMALL FARM OF ABOUT :
AchEs just above Line-street, with Eouso Of fou
rooms For particulars apply to = n A.
SMITH McGHLIVRAY
December % " N--1-N'~l' III - .os :"
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INSTRUCTION ON PIANO.
M hs @ p: y. BRYAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON
W iaE PLANO toa limited number OF Prrals Terms
n9dexate Apply at No. 6S MEETING STREET.
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so e RENT, a FARM SITUATED ON COOP
acres between go which have becn planted fbe
past summer On it is comfortable Dwelling Kitchen
December -, - 1 st,tt.,
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TEY o r r TIME STORE Tss T.ENw
Il northeast corner QUEEN AND CHURCH STREETS
under Commercial House. thstn3 Deconber AZ 7
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EsYO r r IT, ONE HOUSE WITH SIX
fra hOUsS IN Columbus street Apply at No. 52s
h44N0 046GE1. 2F berl
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MISS PERSON, FROM PARIS.
"A hNOUNs ES TO Her FRIENDS AND PATRONS
~ that after the Of Jaas,tary she win roszIae he
anstructions In the French language. -- =
For further information apply at the Carolina Fota
Broad street. thee D.ce-,,hsr ~
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EFO RENT, A FARM OF TWENTY ACRES
near the city. with all tho necessary farm nple-
ments. Apply to II. f. STROhECKER ~
0eceIIoef -. No G3 Hasel street.
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MEETINGS.

GERnIAN VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION,
"A n EXTRA MEETING OF THIS SOCIETY VIII BE
~ hold 7oNorrow tsuaay) Afternoon ut haEnast
o'clock, at tho Sacngcrbund Hall 1'- 80
a. ". JAEGER, Secretary pro tom
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THW RENT, PART CT HOUSE. LO
GATED IN the western end of tho city near Rutledce
stseet with Kitchen Carriage House, sc. Apply at this
ohnSe' 8&&l 5 December "a .
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no RENT, "A SMALL HOUSE, No. 3l5 E AST
u BAY-STREET newly painted and repaired throuoh.
9ns O. q Possession gwen Immediately Apply at NO.
dA1NE-SIHEE;I # December az
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TO RENT, &c.

,FHso BENT, VERY DESIRABLE THREE
street. containing six upright rooms, with dressing
rooms atteched, pantaes, ctc Every has pa fix
large yard and all other necessary outbuilnys in per
1oce order with well and cisern. will be moderate
70 good tenant For particulars inquire of p E2STN
southeast corner m Of King ard Wentwort h streets.
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NUTICE "A PARTNER WANTED WITH
~ Cash Capital Of from $500 to $780, good cash
business already established. An income can Se drawn
besides the business For particulars apply at this
Office. 3 rnnnn,har ~ 90 90
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WANTED, A CAPABLE GGIeV. (COLORED,
" rs Aousc Servant. Apply ut corner Of CALHOUN
md WASHINGTON Streets. Il: Docombor 30
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THO RENT, THAT TVO-STORY RrT6Ex
4 WAREHOUSE A No. s5 Church street. few doors
aooye os capable OF storing 1000 bales OF hay App
December 90 80.
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WANTED A GOOD COOK AND LAUN-
w DREss to 60 70 Society Hill. s. c.. Tho best ref
erenccs required, and tho best wages paid Apply QUO
door east OF RUTLEDGE in WENTWORTH SIR::yT
south side. 81 Decern1M.r 90
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WANTS..

VKTAN1 ED.-A GOOD COOK AND PLAIN
w WASHER, ASH for small family. Apply at No. AT
I havoc
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THO RENT.-ONE ROOM IN GENTEFI
"a private family Also KITCHEN and Seryants' rooms
For particulars apply at this Office. November n !
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SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, &c.

THE EXERCIS
nF REV. D. K. LA FAIRS s-;,11NApv .n copHrr
MIN vi VII, 20 a.. - ~cDF AND RUTLEDaE AVE
ps LYING IN t5e more distant parts of the city and VI
OF attending this Seminary, viii now be en-
December % -o-.o
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soOEE ROYAL RAILROAD.
a y ADJOURNED NEEI1NG OF THE STOCKHOLM
~ sfsS Will DC held liz the building tho Allendsle
IL O'Clock, a. NJ r. n DaEtMJ, MI" -
November % An c,,n.,a,,,
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A HUN BUG.

| low y rEN vi HENE ftit~ ENtRE->IoN
itoia p"r'ans II ,'ltus advertisements oi Fat
thi Mcilfstnrs, aud ta niI" uu uf ten they may lie
rsr L. i over ~ year, siHcr. | iHttf.lnccd Ia
medicine the NtNEfItN LISiNtxr, t. tha public
had ITO money 10 advertise IL a let IT for ,sl.
with lev druggists ah! siors keeper. through n
small section IT the COUNTRY! many taking 1t Will,
great reluctance but Itol tbcIn 1T any ono
have IT, ami il IL dtt not 10 al STAYED my pam.
phici, no one need pay ior it. la stores two
TT threc hrtttrs wVre take on trial by p.rson.
Frc,tr': Ma. hN many. though, cfaky, and that
Hsnd = the last the, would of me- Bul knew
F1E me.iicne MA 10 homhHe; liz about two month.
i"gaH to receive orstrrs frr mhfc LiniInent some
eating 1t my sHiHIb!, !.inimc /. who had refused to
,isn u eccilt when ,tt 1t at their store Now M
sales million, =" ho;t- Yearly. aud all Tor ash
variant it suIrI ior IL any other IA. iein. for thu,
cnle G. Group barrii.a, ~ ,cutrry. tolie Vomiting
>lA-m', and y ,cAnrr,. an internal REMEDY. u
i, pcicatY innocent 10 take INTERNALLY see oath nc.
eoGpan, ing each bottle .!.u,l externally Tor Chro-
mic E'tcmniii-.e Headache. Mump. Frosted F.ct
Hrul-e+. So ain, n!d snr.. swelling sore Tiroat.
&c, sc. sold hy ali liw Druggists. Depot ii Cor.
tiao" strut, NJ" York, ,w36
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our generous host, 10 which ample justice
was done. The fruit on the table Of Bro,
Helman's own culture would do credit to
! even the Editor Of Farmers paper. As
many as six varities of fine grapes were
furnished. Every one seemed to enjoy
themselves. Not many Editors in this
state can get up such recherche affair.
In the afternoon of Thursday teams
were provided, and by invitation the mem
bers visited the L. 5. Arsenal and the In
sane Asylum. At the former had an in
PRODUCTION to the Comnandant Of the Post,
Col, Buel, and alsoto Major Gilhrcth. These
gentlemanly officers shew us all there was
to be seen worthy of note. and the me,n
hers FASTENED away reluctantly bidding
them good bye. OF the visit to the Insane
Asylum we will let Bro. Stevncs of the
Bangor Times speak; The fraternity were
met ut the Hospital by DIR. Harlow. the Sti-
pcrintcndcnt. and his gentlenlanly assistants
aud escorted over the Institution. The test
order and the utmost neatneSS was ohscva-
bic everywhere. The Superintendent is
cNitcntlN master oil MS professions, anu all
these having friends there may rest assured
they are in GOOD hands and furnished with
every comfort and convenience. The in
>titntion is al honor To the State. and will.
we think in all its appointments. STYLE of
constructions. &C.. compare faSorabiy with
similar institutions in other States. The
workmcn We're just putting the new wing
which has every modern convenience for
the treatment OF the insane. y similar adj
diiion to the opposite wing i being a"ilat-
I'd. With this erected. it i thought the
establishment will be as large as any one
Of the kind ought To be; Yet will be INSULT
cicni 10 supply the demand. 1t is now
overcrowtled Before returning. u fine col
lation va, served up to the brethren oftho
press. Ample justice Was dome to II. eSpee-
ialls by those who were not particularly
anxious to reach the train tor the eastward.
We took the O'clock train leaving Bro.
Stevens and others TO do justice to the coli
lation We have said nothing Of business
operations ofthc convention. prerering to
publish the official proceedings when they
app ear. Bro. stephens was appointed Is
sayist and Rev. G. W. Quimby of the Ban
ner substitute. David Barker Esq. WAS.
elected al honary member and was invited
10 deliver Il poem. Thr convention is to
be held in Biadcforlihe first i'll August next
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some time during the war to test it. We
have one numberof the Adrer7iser now be
fere US. and we fail 10 lind in it any terms
of publication. or any statement as to who
Is the publisher. 1t is dated April 2nd
1881.
|. Mr.. Joseph II. Jordan. who started 50
many papers in this town. was a genial.
true hearted man. at one time represent
ing the town in the Legislature. and for a
few wears Collector OF this port. He sub
ton and removed his family there. lie died
in that ciy Il few years ago. lie wa,
arraetical printer.
Charlie, Lowell. Esq. was merchant
the newspaper business. lie subsequently
read law. was admitted to the bar. and
practiced his profession until his death Il
few years since. lie was ncvcra practical
printer. lie was Il most prolific political
writer. Mr.. CoHliard is residing. we learn
in MASSACHUSETTS,. and continues to work
at his business. Mr.. Hilton l. or WAS. in
New \ ORR City. 50 also Of Mr.. Clancy.
We have already spoken of Mr.. Waters
OF the Ncssr>. Hale we can learn Moth
Ing particular only that the firm was COM
ircscd Of -\ltlcn ). and john NJ. iialc.-
Alden :. WaSa practical printer. learning
his trade in Brooklyn. New York. He
published IA paper mt Walpole. y. H., be
fore comm. to Ellsworth. He died some
time since in Rutland, VI. J. NJ. Hale the
partner. sill lives in Ell >worth. ON in
qlily. lie asserts positively that he did not
gather up his present competence III the
business.
p. T. Pike, ESP. OF augusta. who pub
lishetl the Radical made the ablcst paper
Yet published in the County. il is said. II
WIS what it, name Indicated. and It repre-
>eHted The views of the Jarvis branch of
the Democratic party. You all know Ere.
Pixies newspaper history. Samuel Hall
ESD. Who published the Casino E'afie in
lSld. WAS from Boston. lie advertised to
do job printing and no doubt was Il pr'ac-
tis'll printer
lie fact tha; 10 newspaper Except the
one now pu'ii>hcdJ has ever becn publish
ed continuously armore than seven year,
since the establishment OF the Castinc
JoHrRei in l739. tells its own story. y
purely money making enterprises they
have been failures: a. means To reach po-
inicll position and promotion. they have
also been iailare>,-bat that these publica-
lions have eNertcd Il good influence on the
public is true. But from what we learn.
the local press in its early history held a
much more Influential position than in lis
later history. \ number of causes ot.cra-
iedto bring this about. but as tl, IS
matter not lc@itima;cly within the province
ii oui present task. we pass it by.
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Political and Legislative Spec
ulatiooS.

Bro. Butler of the Bi,i,lcford Union at.
| tended the State Convention of Editors and
| Publishers at Augusta last week. and while
Bro. Noyes of the Saco Democrat was
asleep Oh the sofa, and Bro. Elweli Wa
telling witty stories, he peipetrsteI llr
| following:
The Senate i too lihau,h ,as for variety.
and the dozen copprrhcad. in the house
ouly shpw their defeat more plainly. inst
as the giiInn,cr OF a talloW candle in the
piteiiy darkness oHly lpake> tls,t darkness
more visible. | know q! 10 question like
~ 10 come Up next winter. of special utter
est, The legislature elect Of lS'jS will mo-
uopalile attention, "a [. ,. SENATOR j.
then to be chosen Ia succeed Mr.. Morrill,.
There will be two candidates. Mr.. Morrill,.
of his city. and Hannibal llamlin of Maine.
Probably the choice of candidates next
year will be affected in reference to this Sc
lection.
hear of several names mentioned in
connection with the organization O! the
Legislature elect. For the. Presidency Of
the Senate. Porter of Burlington Eurpcc
of RocklaHd. and Woqdman OF Portland are
named. S"niG think that lIer>ey OF Ban
gor may b. taken up in spite If himself in
view more especially OF II future contin-
%ency not necessary now 10 repeat For
Speaker OF the House there will be two
candidates sure. Barker Of Stctson. and
Woodlnap OF Bgck sport, aud perhaps han
dozen more. | understand that Gen.
Perry of oxford Is a candidate for Secreta-
ry OF state. but the present incumbent is
very popular. and it may he hard work to
show any necessity for Il change. lfthere
should be any change in the Treasurer
office. Nathan Dane oi Alfred would prob =
ably be the first choice OF nineteen twcnti-
eths of the legislature. although do not
learn that he is Il candidate for that posi-
ton, J. Es b.
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POSSESSES virtue, which not alone removes pain in,
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zone ana Nleor To- the slstem II is OF The medis
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l'oni Spt rimCnt in testing new remedies when
fW cgn buy the genuine Pain Killer. which every.
body kn0as to lie oud
The woodstock &C., ~ sentinel says at Is .
generally admitted fact th,t the medicine man.
niacturtd by Mrssrs Perry Davis 4 Son has been
ihstfumehl',i IN alleviaiing much pain aud giving
r.licl To miliion Of suffering humanity. The ,neti,
ieal iafni4 almost everywhere recommend me
ram Miller. and its reputation is now established
as Inc most beneficial family medicine now in use.
ana ina5 lie taken internally aud externally To ex.
pei PAIN 4w3i
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ALLCOtN.s rOR0Is PLAATERs


elyugR, tiinds County. Miss.
I. lIItotK 4 to--t,,uticmoa r1ca-. send
another ~ dozen OF YOUR Porous rlastcr-. Tuoy
ar in great densand lcle for hopping cough
They act ikea charm. could have sold two dossa
this week il ha,i lad them send as soon as posi-.
bic, and eolicc.
Yours ie.Itctiullt, JOHN |. WlI.LIAM>. IN.
ASTHMA Ct RID.
Mr.. VIM. MAY. q 10 >rring street, New Nmk,
sriios. Jan. l. f4.,5 have been afflicted with AIT
lima fnr apRad- al ten Year, reFriviug henht
from medical men. MA advised 10y friend to
Try On" n Nlitock, I'or M f1.icr- lisa ID. ! had
uisd several Kind u pla,"rs W iihout amy b. nit
sud 'uPpo'e'i Ihcg Ut" ali alike Wv friend gave
n,c one ut tic',t ard urged me 10 u,e it. I il
g. aud liate NO" wo,n tl N stcadly Tor vine m
TIN. aud ind IN Iii l.ttct Than ! hat. b-eu
Wany !oag. As.Eey Brandr.ih House, NewY o
sold L! i'epsei.t' 4~g