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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-05-29
|Av0YELlEs CORRESPONDENCE.
.MARKsv1LLE, MAY 18th; 1857.

| Dbl ,MARKsvILLR, MAY Nth 1867.
editor La Democrat -Registraslon ha
beea going on very quietly here with non
ofthe disorganizing Tendencies which ar
to be seen every day in Alexandra. tn
"Reminiscences, Messrs.i Lamberton, Judg
Blake, and I. j. Edwards Of Avoyelles
seem'to be striving to perform their dutie
impartially. 1t is true, they too, hav
some prirute Instructions, but / do not llea
Of an instance in which they have acte.
invidieusly under them. About seven hun
dred aud twenty-five names have beer
registered lin Marksville, with majoit,
|in favor Of Che patent Fsather constituency, %
about twenty-five. My acquaintance Will
Mr.. Lamberton above mentioned, does no,
extend beyond an Introduction, but b,
seems tdbegentle disposed Judge
Blake is man Of pleasing address, quicl
intellect and sound Judgment. I 10 mol
think him disposed togo beyond the teach
ings'df the law regulating the duties Of his
Office, and to.hb great credit he itspoken
he has frequently beenknown togive good,
sound, and practical advice to the register.
ed freedmen. r. .. Edwards heartily CO.
operates with him. ana whilst both dis.
charge their duties faithfully, their man:
aan.s nCI 1T. n ia
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-05-29
ANewand Grand Epochin Medicine,

TIM. dNKINWATER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28
DIR. Schenck's PulmOnic Syr-

This great medicine cured DIR. J. ii. ScHEScK,
the Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption
when It had assumed Its most formidable aspect,
and when speedy death appeared to be inevita-
BILE His physicians pronounced his case incura-
Gle, when he commenced the use Of this simple
but powerful remedy. His health was restored
In very short time, and no return Of the dis
ease has been apprehended, for all the symptoms
quickly disappeared, and his present weight n
more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his Atten
tion exclusively TO the cure Of Consumption and
the diseases which are usually complicated with
IT, and the cures effected by his medicines have
been very nuIlcrous and truly wonderful. Dr.
ScuENCK makes professional visits tO several OF
the larger cities weekly where he has large
concourse Of patients and II is truly astonishing
to see poor consumptives that have 10 be lifted
out of tlIeir carriages, and In q few months
healthy robust persons. DIR. .SCHENCKSPCL-
MONIC SYRUP. SEAWRRD TONIC, and
MANDRAKE PILLS are generally all required
in curing Consumption. Full directions accom-
pany each so that any one can take them With.
out seeing Dr. SCHESCK, but when 10 II conven.
lent Il Is best % -ee him He gives advice free
but for a thorough examination with his Rsspir
ometer his fee Is three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
likene.ses Of the Doctor--One when In the last
stage Of Consumption, and the other ~ lac now
il, in perfect health--are on the Government
sold by all Druggists and Dealers Price o. 81
per bottle or ST. So the half dozen. Letters for ad
vice should always be addressed To Dr. Schenck's =
Principal Office No. IS North 9Th ST., PhiladA..
Pa. General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
| & Co. n. Y: &. g. Hahce, baltimore, Nd: John
Chicago, Ill; Collins Bros, ST. Louis, Mo.
81 W en- mo VT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28

understand that powerful appeals are
being made to the sympathies Of the
members in behalf Of their guiltles'
and prosecuted brother, but with what
success we are unable to say. In face
of the facts, an effort to make a.martyr
out of such character cannot fail to
be as fruitless rs it is ridiculous.
Whatever partizan partiality may do
in the way of concealment or pallia-
ton, there is no power on earth able to
remove the fact that for the ofense
charged the party was indicted, and
that o pardon procured the dismissal OF
the case. No influences that human
agency can WELD can redeem
. ruined reputation, make
man innocent whom executive
clemency has merely made free, or cleanse
and purify name which guilt has once
polluted. Men may strive to
s-"Blazon evil deeds and consecrate crime
but the taint of sin is irremediable,
and the character which an infamous
act has defiled, will never cease to bear
a blot that "There is not rain enough
in the sweet heavens to wash out"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28
STATE ITEMS.

DISASTER on NORTHWESTERN VIR-
GINA ROAp.-The Eaton tunnel, on the
Northwestern Virginia railroad, about
thirty miles east of Parkersburg, fell in
on Thursday. Two men were killed, a
third supposed to be mortally wounded,
and nine Others more or less badly in
iured. Since the first fall there have
been others, until at this time, it is
said, the tunnel is pretty we'll gorged.
Workmen are reported as refusing to
enter it for the purpose OF clearing
away the ruins, and the probability is
that it cannot DO reopened before
March, or uutilthe weather becomes set
tied. The consequence is that the
freight business is almost suspended
ON the Northwestern road between
Parkersburg and the posts east of the
tunnel. Coal is reported as selling at o
dollar bushel at that place and very
little to be had at that. Passengers are
conveyed over the tunnel in wagons
and connections made either side.
IFrom the wellsburg Democrat
SroppEp.-The paper mill of Messrs.
Harvey & Manser, of this city, has stop
ped for repairs. The cotton factory is
also stopped for want of cotton. The
suspension of navigation is operating
yery materially to the disadvantage OF
our town. We hope to have railroad
going through soon.
The Board Of Supervisors of Brooke
county, met in the Court House, on
Monday last. DR.. Smith being mem-
Der Of this board previous to his election
to the House of Delegates, resigned his
position in that body, and Samuel
George, Esq. WIS appointed in his place.
No other business of Importance trans
acted. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28
The Truth about Dyspepsia.

Whoeyrr says that dysp>psia Is ineurabIe,
tells a-niat 10 20 ssy, makes an egregioas Jis
take. More than ten thousand aggravated cases
BITTERS. while the number that have been
prevented from coming 20 . head. by ths same
means. is incalealable. In Winter and early
Spring. when the sppetite h sometimes too Wig.
oroas fOr illc noEnfort and nsfcty Of the stomach
Indigestion is Baost pIoyslsEt and most dissrsss-
ing. IL the appetite 10 be baked 70 aocom,o-
date the digestive srgansi Not %, for then tho
raue would lack itsauc proportion Of natrimept.
Tie thiss,to bedsse fs % s1AzssTHEzTyE sTOH.
.cI, ,sns he EysJ And Bat sLs i.syels n per:
rapidly. 80 quietly. % Pleasantly, .s HOSTEL.
TERs BiTTERS. This p0teg: prep@Eztion
trims and balances the system, and elo:be. u,
a. 1t Eere. with defensive 4rp1or. Chrouir dys-
pepza, EyeS complaint and fever and syrs are
never known 10 attaok tbsss vho, are Sbsf
enOngh 70 Invoke the sld Of us -re<f pr0'ea'-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28

.I.., LsExaetist--Solon shingle said
H., ...,r ,her. every fine" Ifhefet 'ouiey
in the morning he took Plantation btlsni
he felt weary nj night, he took Piantsuon bit.su
If he lacked appetite, was weak ishSsM VI ~. -,
tally eppr,ssed, he took Plantation pi.tc, -
,h..y nrrrr failed to set him ON his pins square
Few persons want any better authority; bus
ns some NAV, Just Rad the following:
". owe much 10 you, for !
xer,ly bslioye tho Plantation Mtters have saved
my my j., Madrid, N. V"
&c. Ihave been . great sui
,cred from Dyspepsia and had TO NJ. ABANDON ..,n
bitters have cured me. on
New York City"
Ihad lost al spps.
ti,e-~as 40 weak and encrrsted could hAraS
walk, and had perfect dread oi soenyi
The lantation sitters have set me all right
JAMES HEMlNwAf,
81. Louis, Mo-"
:, The Plantation Bitter
have cured me Of Q dcrangemcnt Of the hidnsys
and Urinary Organs that distrcssed me iod year.
They acted Ike charm. Z. Y; A
as4 Broadwsy, New York.
Mn. O. II. DEvOE. manager Of the Oniea
Home School for soldiers Children, says shc
''has given it to the weak and invalid chiidfen
under her charge, with the most happy ana
gratifying results" We have received over
Hundred r,aIns Of such Get tihcAtes, but NO sn'
y.,ti..m.nt h. 80 effective as what people them.
selves saw Of o good article. Our fsrtans snd
our reputation is AT stake. The original quality
and high character of these goods WIN pe sus.
tained under every and all circumstances. Icy
haye already obtained sale In every town, VII
iarr. parish and hamlet among civilized uationa
Bass imitat0rs try To como - near our name spa
style A. they can, and because good article can.
not be sold a. low ~ poor one, they nna souse
support from parties who do not care WHAT tncy
,yrr tbr oort T. L. DRAKE CO,
New York City.
Saratoga sprisg water, sold by Si
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28
Our City Election.

EDITORS OF REGISTER:
Inotice that the editor Of the negro
suffrage organ is hard at work in his
abuse of our present Mayor, A. j. Swee-
ney. The editor Of that organ, when
talking of corruption, seems to forget
his course towards Major Gen1 Franz
Sigel, and the reasons that induced
him to work for Sigers removal
in order that q certain A. Q. N.
of the mountain department might be
kept in Office. As well might Ferguson
or Farnsworth condemn bog stealing or
carpet sack pilfering as the aforesaid
editor to accuse any one Of corruption,
or condemn them, if guilty. Our candi-
date for Mayor is charged with being at
one time n member of the dark lantern
party. Well, he may have been, but OF
one thing I am satisfied, that his stead
fast adherance to, and connection with,
the Democratic party for q number OF
wears back, is evidence complete and
satisfactory to every foreign born citi-
zen that he is no longer in sympathy
with party that persecutes for opin-
ions sake. Can this be said for q single
man on the radical ticket No. They
were every man members of the dark
lantern party, and they are so
still; and the radical candidate for
Mayor is so bitter in hostility to for
eigners that he will not, willingly. rent
one of them house to corer his head
or to do business in, if q native Ameri-
can, no matter how dark his skin, de-
sires the position. In fact, it is true,
that only a short time ago he notified a
very worthy, upright German to quit
the premises under the MLure House
which he now occupies, by the first day
of next April, and rented the same to
two dark-skinned Americans for sum
which the worthy white man would very
willingly pay if Captain John HLure
would take it from him. If Mayor
Sweeney would do anything like that
he would deserve. and receive the con-
demnstion of every honest man in the
community; but he has never done any
thing Of the kind. AtSweeney's works
the creed or the country of the employer
was never inquired into, and i think
never win be.
AFoRKIGx-BoRN CITIZEN
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State Of West Virginia,
Ohio County Circaii Court, December Rsie'

Ohio County Ctrcah CoHTt, DecemST hstes,
lSG6.
Simon Horkheimer GO. Reuben. y. Hedges
Jarret Steel and Joseph SeyboId; Jacob Pro
bOsco use &c. ". same. John n Cooper 20.
same Attachments In Chzncery.
rU,HE OBJECT OF THESE SUITS Is TO RE
l. CDvEE Of tine defendant Hedges debts dus
by him TO thr said several complainants- amount.
ing respectively N the snms following, to-wit
tiGs. 10: seoOo. sIss,7s and interest The At
taehments In aid cases having been leyied on
III acres Of land near Vest Liberty. In Ohio
county. and on lots Sos. fSf, f37 and iso IN szih
West Liberty. and on rnonsys and effects IN thf
hands Of dcft Joseph Srybold
And IL appearing from afidsvits fled In SAID
causes that the defendant Hedges fs not res3-
de1t ~ this stsfe on the motion Of the said
several ooniplaiRsnts it IL Ordsrsd that he do aI
pear here within one month after the fourth
weekly pnblicaffor and the due posting of tdis
order and attend % his intrrsxt IN thsar snits-
Tes,e: MICHAEL J. ERKISIG..
JACOB, for Complalnan.s Clerk.
ianfis awfw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28
Beware OF Deception.

We again warn all Democratic voters
against the ticket swindle, of which we
spoke on Saturday. Attempts will be
made in every ward, to deceive you
with these bogus "Citizens Tickets
They are o cheat and afrand. They are
q device of the enemy to secure the elec'
ton of part Of their candidates. Vote
none but the genuine Democratic ticket
which bears no names but those Of oul
nominees.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28

DoN'r neglect to go to the polls and
deposit your ballot to-day. This may
be the last time your radical task-mas-
ters will permit you to exercise the
privilege Of freeman. The registra-
ton act now pending will disfranchise
majority of the citizens of Ohio coun-
ty. Let us vote while we may.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28

Who would not be beautiful Who would nos
add 70 their boautyi What gives that marble
purity and distiagus appearance ve observe up
On the stage. and In the city belle Lis no long
er secret. They use Hsgah's Magnolia Hahn.
Its continued use removes tan, fr-ckles. pinplss
and roughness from the face aud hands, and
leaves the complexion smooth, transparent
blooming and rayisbing. Unlike many cosmet.
les it contains no material injurious Ia the skin.
Any Druggist win order h Tor you, u not Ou
hand at - cents per bottle.
". 4. HAGAN, Troy. n. Y, Chemist.
DEMAS BAKNEs, T. Co,
Wholesale Agents, ~ y.
Saratoga sprias Wafer. sold by al
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28

Go to the polls early this morning
and deposit your ballot in favor of good
government and law and order. Vote
early and then spend as much of the
day as you can possibly spare from your
business in hunting up and bringing to
the polls your political friends. Every
vote is needed and not one should be
permitted to remain uncast.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28

II IA most delightful Hair pressins. ,i
lteradicates seIuh and dandrun.
II keeps the head cool and clean;
IL makes tho hair rich. soft and giossy.
II prevents hair turning gray and tAiiinf on;
IL restores hair upon prematnr.ly bald ssess'
This is just what Lyons kaihsf1a v.m.. VI, I'm
.old 6y the car load and yet It's almost lncrsdi.
Ole demand IL daily increasing until there "
hardly a country store that does not Keep H. o'
a faIiily that does not u.r IT,
T.. THOMAS LYON, Chemist. ". 7.
Saratoga spring Water. sold by oil
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28

Me. CHURCH SoUTH.-The votes re-
Gently taken in seventeen conferences
of the II. E. Church South, which have
been heard from, foot up as follows;
For changing the name of the Church to
Episcopal Methodist Church, US;
against it, 364. For lay delegation, sl3;
against it, a26. 1t will be seen that the
majority in each case is thus Tar consid'
erably less than the required three.
fourths: in the former case 81 less, and
in the latter l65 less. A number Of con-
ferences are yet to vote; but it is not
likely that the results above indicated
will be overruled. Both Of the propo,
sitions are, therefore, almost certainly
defeated. How much this will be re.
gretted IL indicated by the very large
majority cast in favor Of each proposi.
\ |tion.-kjcaSsosd EsQuisx. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28

THE radicals are relying very much
upon imaginary divisions and dissen-
sions in the Democratic party. Those
divisions don't amount to "shucks.'
The Democracy will present an united
front to-day in opposition to radicalism
in all its forms, and the Democratic
party of this city will be well rid of the
half-dozen malcontents who desire to
vote the radical ticket.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28

HUNT up the voters to-day and bring
them to the polls. The cause Of good
municipal government demands it, and
the triumphant election of the consery-
ative ticket will be fitting reproof to
the radical legislators who are engaged
in an effort to destroy the liberties OF
the people.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28

NucH Of the peace and tranquility
the citizens Of Wheeling have enjoyed
during the past two years has been due
to the activity aud watchfulness OF
Mayor SWEENEY. Re-elect him, if you
desire continuation Of the good order
which made our city proverb9al during
the years 1865 and 1866.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28
OVER A MILLION DOLLA8s
aAyhD,

sAvhD.
Gentlemen - had negro man worth " 90
who took cold from lad hurt In tbe leg. and
Was useless lOr over . year. i had uscd eycry.
thing could hear of without bcn-ht, until
tried the MeIi,sn Mustang Lininent II soon
effected . permanent cure.
Montgomery, Ala, June ". is9.
II take pleasure In recommending the hsrtosn
Mustang Lininent a. q valuable and indispen.
sable articIe for Sps.iBs sores sers.ehes or Gals
on Horses. Our men have used u for Burns,
Bruises SORES, Khennatism &c, and al ny u
scts Ike magic ]. IT, HEWITT.
Foreman Tor America. Wells, Ysesss and
Harndens Expspss -.rfffr.y
The sprain Of my daagbtSr's ankle. ocessivn.
ed while skating Last winter. was entirely cured
In ono wcck, after she comnefieod using yeur
ceIebratsd Must~ng Labsnl .sss.....
Gieueester Ma~s., Ang. .. is6ss A'
It u ~ admitted fsct that the hustang LknL
ment performs more cures In q shorter tins, 90
n1an and teazt. than any srtiele sver aiaeoversd.
Yamilirs u, 81 men and planters should Lvays
have u on hand. Quick and snrr II osrtsfniy is.
All genuine 10 srzpp.di 10 steei plaAs ssSssvisp.
bearing the signature u q. w. Westbsook,
Chemist, and tie prSss1 US stamp q DEnAs
BAGsEs 4 Co. eper the Tsp. -.-.... t,f.
An effort has been mzds 70 eountsFfsif 10 With
cheap stone plate lsi,cL Loek eisssiv.-1is
sssstsgs spvisG Wsssss ~ by ~
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28

A VAST amount of ink has been vast
ed by the Intelligenoer in the vain at
tempt to prove that Mayor SWEENEY
has not properly discharged the duties
of his Office, and should not be re-elect-
ed. Show by your ballots to-day how
you regard these assaults upon the best
and most efficient Mayor the city of
Wheeling ever had.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28

SHOW to the radical Legislature by
your vote to-day how you abhor the
proscriptive and fanatical measures it
would fasten upon the State. Express
by your ballot the Indignation every
good citizen must feel towards those
who would reduce them to something
worse than the condition of slaves.
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Is the ex-Collsctor among the Copper
headsi The annexed letter would
seem to indicate that he is, although in
the day of tribulation he held not fast
to "the faith delivered to the saints" J"
We regret to acknowledge that at the
last election he did not seem to "cn-
dorse" tho gubernatorial candidate who
ran upon the Philadelphia platform
quite 80 cordially" rs he appears to
have endorsed the resolutions them
selves. Col. SMITH is not generally sup
posed to have profited as much by the
sx- COLLECTORS endorsement as did Gov.
ernor FOREMAN, but as all apparent in
consistencies will, no doubt, be straight
ened up by q vote for Mayor SWEENEY
to-day, We arc not disposed to scrutinize
the past very rigidly. We certainly
cannot be mistaken in supposing that
Mr.. ORR viii support Mayor SWEENEY
to day. No gentleman who is seeking a
position at tho hands Of the President,
especially one that has once been lost
by luke-warmness, would vote for O
Radical instead Of an Administration
candidate. OF course Captain Mcclure
will not expect, - he cannot receive,
any support from the past, tho present
or the prospective incumbent Of the
Collectorship. II he does not under
stand the reason, perhaps he will when
he learns, that 0 petition for Mr.. oRR's
Reinstatement has already been for
warded to Washington.
The following is copy Of the latter
gentleman's confession Of faith:
COLLECTORS OFrIcE
U. s. lat. Rer. lst District ". ia.
WHEELING, Aug. %, 1866.
Hon. Hugh MeCslloch, Secretary cj
Treasy, WasAiagtos
SR:-I have just learned that there
are persons seeking to have me removed
from the Collectorship Of tho District,
list w. Va.)
understand they urge as . reason
that ! oppose the present admipistrs-
ton, and do not endorse the resolutions
of the Philadelphia Convention. These
charges l pronounce false and slsnder-
ous. I most cordially endorse the reso-
lutions of the Convention rs i under
stand them, and am not actuated in 80
doing by tho "Bread and Butter Cry"
but from principle. -
Ido not think it wise policy, nor will
it be for the public interest TO remove
officers who are acquainted with the
workings of the Internal Revenue
Laws, and against whom NO charge OF
disloyalty or unfaithfulness can be
brought, and I'll their places with IN.
tried, inexperienced men. If consistent
with the will of the President and your
Honor, would most respectfully ask
to be retained.
With high regard &C.,
J. c. ORR, Collector.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28

WILL any foreign-born citizen vote
for man who displaces an honest, in
dustrious and rent-paying German to
make room for negro, or for the party
that proposes to regulate by law what
it is proper for men to drink 7
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Democratic Nominations for
Council.

Iiksr WARD.
E,,.f Brs,.eh-william p. Wilson
Seeond Branch-John Hughes, Thoaas Wheel
or Francis 4. Elbert and Thomas. 7. CocAyns
SECOND WARD.
Rrr Brasek-Peter T. Zinn.
second Bran<A-T. p. Shallcross and Hmon
Keim.
ffIiRD WAND.
Mi Bra<.eh-G. W. Frznxhsin.
Steor,d Rraneh-S Brady, J. c. Asheson- T..
W. Yrockunicr, John Nolan
VoUkrH WARD.
Isrst BrsnsA-J. II. Ewing.
S,c0sd Brdnck-John Hamilton, James K.
Acker, William w. Miller, John Amick aud
George r. Tingle.
TIFTH wARD.
FYr,t BraneA-Andrew Wilson.
Mood Braneh-B. N. Eof, 8. n. DArrAh,
J,m,s G. Whyte and John Vockler.
slIrH WARD.
Mat tBrsaeA-Samuel j. Alexander.
S.essl BrancA-Lewis Yancks, j. d. CinTk
and Barnard ShAnlcy.
SEVENTH WARD,
Es.. BrsGeh-Jscob Berger.
S.e.na Brsreh-J. b. Sheppard.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28

ELECT Mayor SwxKNIY and rebnke
the mon who are now comprising the
ruin d the State; elect him and show
Jour hstred for criminals Of tho mssness
and most despicsble character.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28

Lyoxs ExJaAcI 90 PcsE JAnAscA GnSrs1
Oh. CI.iera nsSia.. nstsiesey, a.. uhsrs .
warning ssirnHiant !. required tt eassfsi pre-
rsratIan ard tDfirs purity makes it ehssY ssA
reliable srtirle for eslinsrJ gurpsssss - ~.
eryvhsre nj 81 eentz per bSttis. Ash for TT.
oxs" Pnre Extract. Take NO othes. fef
sa,ssess spsisS wsssv, - - "a
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sUNDRIES.
-x. ssEaEIs rR1nx ma.

A FEW BARRELS PRIZE ma.
A PIE sursr. superior Green, Eiaek IN
Jan.ns.s Ts<s, Pure Ehits Wine Vinegar. New
Yark crab and chsmpaigus cider 1systIedj, Esv
York No. ] salmon, Engjish dairy cieess,
PsciIes s.d ssness, Tspisca. Pearl sago, Corr
starch, Nsirens, Ia, 6ernetleally sesled Sal.
soa' H.eEsrri- Ced6sh. HaIiibuf. Lsbsisr, s.isd
on Cbsst quality, Frsnch Mustard, Sap Ssg
Cheese, coDdensed lGik, together vifh fener
sssortneat Of sesssnabis srtscles, tsss rcssivs
and fsr sals lsv, By 81
- Odd Yeilsyg Han BundinE, ~
! nyN xssrps ssrsst whssiiAa wa