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Horace Greedy publishes another lettc
in rebuff Of the attacks made upon hiu i.r
the best, act oi has lille 1--we mean his
agency In procurlnglhe bail tos Mr. Davis.
He has been hercely assatied, but As ~ no
wise prnitent. On the contrary be SAYS :
IL lell confident that tue bail of Mr. Da.
Wis 10 par. by Nortsern republicans would
exert a paciiyiny. reconcil,ng influence At
the South. aud was willing 10 incur some
personal oUloquy 10 thisrend but slrratiyF
.reaize that a nes ,lqie lar IN re good than
anticipated. From every Part oI the Soulh
Oat iexa.. have al, eady trustworthy as
surances that Il has been generally. halled
as an overture 10 cancellations --an earursl
oi Northern good VIII aud Kindness.
i Those who are wailingior sunni defence.
explanation, or apolosy iron me. w,l war.
brewer. My acton IA the .premlses has,
done more good than | expected, and at
less perso al cost. l may never again hare
a., opportunity tv do 50 Uensiceut an act;
but, should nave, shall certainly be eut /.
couragei by uls experlelce 10 improve
the oppvrtulY." nel .48ssi e.a.u4 .,
! Fro'n whoa u appears that Z eeley -
thus lar Ssani,n5 20 mas guns very Drayeiy.
les the following ne ietends his action "a
still stranger grounds: s8a,4a f59,8
0' !. AZ alu mol. and does moi, seem
10 me desirable 10 brand The CRIME oi lrea-
son-ot lelDny ---oa the brpss OF these three
VI iour m,,l,ous ui our counlr, nen I'm the,
p rson u Mr. Dssis.l Nay, Il did 100. seen
Nlse or swy,i 10 tr, .lhus 10 or4Ld lAea,
whether tne altempt ~as or ,sas not likely
10 Oe c,osn y ~ilh success. Ihsrr, may
DC hoaesl diaerelSe on tD,s pelni today !;
bot wna eau believe That tirre vii be any
ssel. a..=renss Il,e yrass asnce 81 sn n.
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u. ". PUREF0Y. GAIA. IL Com.
ch.rsl Hal. y. ., ApaI DO, lss1.

InaIei uiu, ~. ~ tpgI -Jh, 1907.
10 accordance with previous notice the
ciuLens VI Chapel liul aud Surrounding
coaulry me- sttais place loo Tue purpose vi
Adopting sOme plan Tor lmprOsins the pres
ent syslsln Of Agriculture. aud Oh moliDn
Hon. w. ii. Battle Was Called Ia III. Char.
aud A. Mieale, esq, sppo.nlrJ Secretary.
The object 81 the lnrrItbs was enplalByd
by the ChaIrmon, followed by sune remarks
by Rev. u. w. Puleiuy. when. ou u.oliun
II Was resolved u ior.n al Agricultural
Society \; this place, aud co,nmittes ,on.
setting Ui Rev. q. W. Psreiof. Prol. Mar
un. ". sraln. J. III. Weaver 4un Thv,.
Nursvod appointed lodrait q constl tuIlon.
aud recommend suitable per.uns a. officer,
lur the rnsuius year.
The following constitution was reported
and unanlm ,us,y adopted. VIZ:
Altisle |. Inns society shall be called
tie chapel Till Agricultural Society.
2. II shall ,vuslsl pi Farmers aud others
taxing an laIerssl 10 the subjects belonging
'IeglllnAlely 10 lhc Society, Oy payins mIu
the Treasury tweaty i've cent. snsasIiy.
). The subjects tube discussed on aus,
and every Ih.ng- that pertains % The i4rm.ng
aud Agricultural Interest.
4. SIce Presidents. Secretary and freA
sarer. 10 DC Chosen annually By The men,
bees present.
S ihls socieiy shall NEE, monthly al
spcn time and place as the Society mas
direct.
d. Ine President shalt have the power 1,
call extra meeting, At Any time NJ 10 NJ,
ljudgment may deem nrces,ars. rhr Cnm.
miltes recommended tie lollps lus aIIicer,
Who we're unanimously elected. va:
GEORGE W. PUREROY. Pres.
r. Sutherland. LII Vice Pres.
WM. Y. STROUD. "a Wee Pes.
NJ. Gloss. Secretary.
A. MlCkLE, Treasurer.
I On motion Of NJ. Gloss. II va, resolved
that msmber be appointed by the Presr
deut 81 each meeting. 70 read before III,
Society al The next succeeding mertisg a.
essay on such subject as may be de,.gnair,I
On notion pf Ny. N. W. Wilson. IL Va.
ordered. that 500 copies Of the proceeding.
Of thu me ting, together with M address be
prepared y The c"auiltire IN The lofm Of
circular lor distribution. Com. Rsy. n.
w. Wilson, a. u. Merritt and q. W. Pa.
refoy.
Some remarks having been made by M
Gloss on The ra,asss Of the bug and WORN
on the corn while young. on motion ol r
u. Saunders. J. A~stcr, A. III. MERIT anc
VI. Gloss were appointed 10 investigate the
subject, aud report at the next meeting.
Inc President appointed jones WaIsun,
Eco, to read an essay On the culture 81 Ii,
YIN at the merit meeting.
socieiy adjourned 10 meet on saturday,
18th Of May.
| ----~~~~-- 49, si
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Gen sickles aod staff arrived in the city Of Raleigh
ON Sunday evening last, The General vas received
q. The depot by Col Bomford and Gen. Miles, and
rode With them 10 the residesce os Gov. Wsssh.
where he Is stopping. 81
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Mrs. sadler. nurse Of the hospital q,
hbby Prison, 20 RlchmonJ. on SATURDAY
morning. by mistske. tosk corrosive sub.
Innate toe calomei. aud despite eli efforts
70 save he's, died on Saturday sl.esooon
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Lr7r1s HOrs foa AAxurIrrAs.-Bnt lit.

LrTElE Hors foR MAxnrLLrAS.-Bnt lit.
tie hope is expressed. al the State Depart.
ment that MaIimilLiaa's life will be spared.
nov that the news Is confirmed that he h.
fallen into the hands pf The Liberals. Jsa.
rez, in his .commpnlcstien, here, charges
that the lmperialists raised tie black flag.
and 6sst executed Liberal officers, aud that
he cannot control his under pfTicefs in this
regard. The Emperor viii psrbably be
shot--aost certainly Il I've has fallen ipio
Escobedo's hand. Wa,h. Str.
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MAxnaI,Ay.-'rhe aafnstunate Emperor
Is again. captured We suDpo,c he i 1nw.
indeed. G ,pigred. Much anxiety - felt
for him. Tbs Mencsn. hsyr exhibited
9 very reyeag,fsl and blo,.dy Disposition.
and The Rmperss Is t,erelare is.grslt erli.
IL he isj npi eIesatrd srry pfonp'iy die
United States msy save him. Wear sure
the Federal Government will make an earn
est tfsr, for lsi Psrpose.
Riehmond hspaf1A,
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AiIlsbarauge Gsrnrnsr.
HILLSB0R0UGH, N. G.
Wednesd AZ. Jslne 5. 1861.
Death or Hon. 4. 9. Donneil.-we are

panied 10 learn from the Standard, that aelesram TO
James B. Shepard. Esq, announces she death Of the
Hon. Richard 5. Dounell, a, Newbesn. on Monday
morning last.
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OSCILLATION OF GRAIN.
Headquarters. Second Military District. D
charleston, =. O., May 10th, 1867. 5

0H~"s~~ =
General Orders No. rs. q.
II appears from sunday petitions and d.
6cisl representations that the pre- sent scanty
supply ui iood in the Cal olinas Is seriously
d.mlnlshed By the large quantity Of gram
Consumed IA nnmerUus distillerles, put up
aud worked ia defiance OF the revenue laws
Of the United States; il Is repre- sented tia,
few Or none VI The requirements Of law are
observed in any Of these Establishments (;
that the sficers ot the internal revenue SER
vice, while endeayo,mg 10 assess aud cu-
hct The wh.skey tax, are frequently treated
with disrespect aud sometimes menaced
with violence and that when utfenders are
prosecuted in the civil courts aud VIOLATIONS
Of the internal revenue laws nlJisputa0ly
proven, Jurles iali To convict The parties |;
Il is inrtner shown That lhls unlawful u attic
makes iuod dearer IN places where large
numbers are dependlng upon plol,c and
private bounty that the go,ernment Is. be-
sides. deirauucd OF u large amount OF re,e-
nue. that the authority ol us cnI officers
rs brought into contempt; aud lur.llermore,
that the mischief complained ui tends 10
ln.rease proserty. disorder aud .cr,nie
therefore, III the exercise Vi the aathurly
vested III the COMMANDING General, II Is
ordered that
1. The dIstlllatlon Or msnuiacture vi
wniskey or olner spirits iron gram Is pro.
nblleL IN TINS Military DlslIlrt. Am per.
son 80 engaged Of einpio,ed will be deemed
guilty OIL m.sdrmeanar. The possession
.ol stla Or other apparatus ior this purpose
will be considered pfesu@ptne ev,dehee
.ul violation oI The revenue laws, aud lhr
party Or parties using the same, or on whose
premises, or m whose possession, cue saulr
may be luund, will be arrested aud b. ought
10 trial before military tribunal. composed
vi the CoRmanding Officer u the Post
and two officers Of the army next IN rank
Oh duty within the territorial limits oil Tie
Post. Ii the eAigrncles Of thr sr,ice d,
not permit the detail OF other Ufhcers, tia
lacl will be duly certified and tile Pos
Commander will hear aud determine Iii,
Case.
III. The penalties, punishnents and Tor
feitures prescribed by the several act. u
Congress for distillins or manufaclurir /.
whiskey or other spirits in violation OF tlC
revenue laws will be imposed ard exec uteu
by the military tribunals hereby aulhvrix,
ed.
Ill. No sentence extending to imprisoa,
ment. forfeiture Of sllIs. liquor or other
properly. OF the imposition ola fne or 9th
e penalty. will be carried into elect Until
reported 10 these Headquarters and ap.
proved by the Commanding General.
Nv. Al! troops OF The United States
Magistrates, sherlffs. Constables. Police
and other. ia an!hority are required. aud
all citizen. and soldiers. to be ,iglIant u
detecting aud prompt in giving lnfUrma.ou
Ol the violation OF these orders. Command.
ing Officers will be held responsible 10.
their enforcement.
By Couuand Of Major General ID. Z. SICK
les:
]. w. CLoUS,
i Capt ssh Inry. AID. q. 4 A. a. A. q
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1The Washington Star says that the
Radical Committee. with whom the matter
Was Irll iyr decision, have come 10 the rUn-
clusinn hat there is no necessi,y Tor meet.
ing Of Congress in July"
Providence. X. 4. May 2..--rhe will o.
ShubaIl Hulchlng.. q Leading mrrchan, u
,hs CITY, who died last week, bequeaths
SO 600 Toe the edoca:Ion and impra, emrnt
Of tile south. as
General ID. N. Church, oi Massachusetts,,
Il Is said, has been elected and accepted die
si,lency Of mlning aud manufacturing
company that has rrceally. purchased sixty
square a,l!es Of mineral land 10 Virginia.
A lad aas been terribly whipped IN q
Springfield Mass ,chu,et:s) school. upon
IDl0fmatiUu that ne had been 80 the circus.
The law Ia. been invoked fDr The punish
meat oi tie hasty teacher.
One Of the largest railroads 10 tie coun
Try has adopted the custom u paying IL,
lsboreTs thr price oil barrel 81 IlOur per
week, as the most lar and satisfactory mode
Of ars.urIng the value oLlabor.
! 40 ThOusand ksg. ol lager beer were
seized 30 sssardAy. 10 Brooklyn. by the
liuternalre,engc attieer., on the groanl thai
tie osnrf, had failed 10 cancel the slsmp.
Oh the k,gs. aud thereby violated the Law.
A correspondent states that Nc. Peabody
~as satisfied before he LETT the United
states ii, what he has done Zoe London
will be surpassed By two oi his vpulen,
idenss for the city Of New York.
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for naught-and that the only remedy for
The present disastrous condition of the
country is the immediate and uncondition-
al restoration 10 power Of the rebel-traitor-
| Democracy,
The ailectiondte and c1nhdlng Defnucra-
| cy Of the North Must have the warm-beart-
ed, humane and highly civilized Aristocrnt
Of the South to lean against for support
They can no longer be kept from the feroid
embrace of the men who made their
personal ornaments of the bones Of Union
Soldier,l
The persistent and arrogant rejection Of
the Constitutional Amendments, leaves all
authority in the hands of the unrepontant
rebels, in the unorganized States. Union
men and freedmen are daily murdered,
driven from the country, and the perpe-
traitors go unpunished. Under this state
Of facts, what next becomes necessary p
Congress is thus forced to take another
step. These States which refuse to recon-
struct themselves upon a loyal basis, must
be dealt with by a stronger and heavier
hand. Congress must protect its loyal
citizens-the Nation must execute its laws.
Congress is bound to secure to their tpoz
pie Republican forms of government. to
fit them for becoming integral members
of the Union. These States must. there
fore, be governed under the laws of Con-
gress, by military authority, and undor
military surveillance, until all the disturb
ing element of rebellion are really sub
dued, and healthy, loyal sentiment is
developed, which can bo trusted with tho
State organization.
This action, thus Jorced upon Congress,
is received by the Democratic party with
the usual howl of disapprobation. It is
pronounced "the death-knell of civil liber-
ty," "military despotism, &c, and blood
shed and carnage are threatened. If in
consequence of the rejection of these
Amendments, one of which remitted tho
question of Suffrage to the States them
selves, impartial Suffrage should be forced
upon these States, who will be to blame for
lit? They repudiated their State right OF
control over the subject and threw it back
upon Congress. They refuse to have their
National Representation based upon their
actual poting population, but demand that
four millions oftheir population should be
represented by their quondam masters.
This is the way they and their Democratic
allies construe the great fundamental DEM
ocratic principle, that call just govern
ments must be founded upon the consent
of the governed"
close, then, with the words of Mr..
Motley, our able and patriotic Minister to
Austria, that "Strong guarantees should
be taken against the recurrence of rebel
| lion, and the re-establishment of some
form of slavery, before the seeded States
should be readmitted to representation in
Congress" and the affirmation, that Con-
gress should he upheld and sustained in
! its noble and firm stand to secure these
paramount objects. MADISON,
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Gen. Grants Position.

Much interest is felt in knowing lust
what General Grant thought of the South
ern situation. 1t was never doubted that
he comprehended it fully, and would not
permit the country to be robbed of the
fruit of its sacrifices in supprossing the re-
bellton, but there had been no eyDression
of his opinions which had reached The pub
lie ear. A dignifed reticenee in an officer
of his rank was to have been expected, and
it is probable that he now considers it a
duty to the. country to make an open dec
laration of his feelings and opinions on the
question which SO. deeply interests the low
al people of tho Nation. The WASHINGTON
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press
gives a statement in regard to Generals
Grant and Sheridan which all will be glad
to read;
"General ShcrdauS errand hero ia not
simply to confer with Congress, The Con
eral-iu-Chict Of our armies, General Grant
no toHg'r coRcedLs his dpprehensiops in re-.
9trd 10 me southern situation, and The er-
preston Of his opinion hat p,'ORlDt 11d stey,t
measures are necessary 6or the protection Of
he Union men and the enforcement Of ne
ta'os Of Congress, 0ad General iSheyi,ian's
counsel ana experience WW 90 far to Sty'e1gth-
en- tbs Judgment. II you had been i'm the
Senate and House this morning, when
Grant and Sheridan entered, Won would
nave seen how warmly they were cherish
ed by the Radical maiorities. In the
House they were very Significantly vel
coined; and, ms they both stood on the
Speakers PLATFORM at the side of Mr.. Col
fax, whose brief speech Of greeting was
unusually felicitOus, the scene was almost
dramatic. How much depended upon these
TWO modest-lookiig men during the war.
and how much during the present time of
peace Al the beginning Of the rebellion
they We're wholly unknown 10 fame anJ
now their own deeds are recalled with
gratitude by their-Own country, and with
wonder by the world. The fact tbat thev
have both been convinced of the faithless-
ness Of the late rebels and that they favor
strong measures for the euforUament0f tbe
laws Of Congress, gives peculiar interest to
their visit to the two Houses"
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Miscellaneous.
AZ E1asperated Pie PedIar

An EXasperated Pie PedIar.
While waiting at Lynchburg, Va, in
the fall Of '62, for the arrival ola train
that was to convey us to Richmond, a
diminutive darkey made his appear
anCe on the platform of the depot, and
and commenced retailing, from an old
hair trunk, an inferior quality of pies
at half a dollar apiece. Six hun
dred prisoners, at least, Immediately
surrounded him and vociferously de
manded his pastry. al want a dollars
WORTH" "give me ten;" "serve me
first;" "here my Ethiopian brick.
them's mine;" "hurry up contraband;"
were some of the demands shOwered
upon him. He was unused to such a
prosperous business. The clamor be-
wildered him so that he was incapable
of waiting upon any of them. Impa-
tient at the delay, the boys crowded
him to one side and helped themselves.
The trunk was soon relieved of its
contents and kicked off the platform.
The frightened "shady" was tossed
hither and thither by the scramBling,
aughing crowd. Falling upon his
hands and knees he crawled through
the surging mass to his wagon, throwed
in his dilapidated pie box, mounted it,
took the reins in one hand, with the
other raised a huge gad over the mule,
and turning towards the depredators,
Indignantly addressed them:
DEF you Yanks 'ud only fite as pert
as you eat, our sOjers wudn't be totem
you fru de sOuf giben you sech a 'tuni-
ty to 'fsticate gem'en's dictionary"
Down came the gad with shrek that
startled the mule out of a sound sleep,
and as the "Confederate tandem" ,"
nigger and mule, disappeared around
the corner, the exasperated peddler
sighed an affectionate farewell.
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Poetry.
3AINT9vAIRNT1Nn,s rnAsT-


Tomorrow Saint Valentines coming TO earth.
10 bid de make merry the day Of bis birth.
10 give him welcome, and shout every one,
Hurrah for Saint Valentine, now for some ruDi
trom the North, from the South from the West, from
the East,
Come ye, on the morrow, to Valentines fenst,
Come ye who have lovers, and yo who have none.
There's room and plenty for every one.
Come, gentlemen, bachelors, bashful and bold.
Ihero afe dalnties provided for young and for oId
Come ladlesi III warrant not 0he Of you'Il faint,
To sit at the feast Of the ioyg,iettor Saint.
To tempt you, III tell you what wonderful cake
saint Valentines baker is going to bake
The eggs that he uses ars hard to be beat
Aud love is the sugar that makes the cake sweet.
It's surO to attain most wonderful sim,
For hope Is the soda that helps Il to rise;
The haVors I'll tell, with the bakers permit,
They afe essence Of nonsense and extract Of wit,
A fro'tlhs Of fancy as fine as fop,
beaprnkled with kisses spread over the top;
Most all who have tried It pronounce It complete,
But the plecs got iast year was father too swsut
But the cake Is not all Of to.morrov's repastj
Therel be goodies strewn over the table broadcast
There be sweet.meats aud tii bits the yands .7on
From slice Of Tho heart to a BIT Of the tongue.
Not in cups but in couplets old hyaou shall smoke
And the cream you hnd In it's the cream OF Joke.
Therel be soup made Of razors and pepper sauce too.
Boiled jack-kuiyos, fried pen.kuiyes, and needle
ragout.
And now for the rule Of Saint Valentines feast,
The guests all observe it from greatest to least
You must take what Is offered sonr bitter, or sweet
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at home, but the belt and knife we're never
forgotten When assembled, all was at
tention and order till the service concluded.
"James B. Finley says, that In order To
repair pecuniarv loss, sustained by going
security for a friend at Chillicoths, he
spent a whole winter hunting ON White
oak, most Of which time he lay out Of
nights before his campfire, wrapped in
skins. He slew large number of bear,
selling the skins in the spring at from
three to seven dollars each"
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A Scotch clergyman did not satisfy
by his preaching a certain portion of
his flock.
"Why, sir" said they, ave think
you dinna tell us enough about renOun-
cling our ain righteousness" )"
"RenOuncing your ain righteous
ness?" cried, the astonished doctor, "I
never saw any ye had to renounce!"
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An lrishman passing through field
of cattle the other day, said to friend,
"Whenever you see a herd of cows all
lying down, and one of them only
standing up, that one is sure to be the
bull"
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A lady was asked to join one of the
divisions of the Daughters of Tempe-
rance She replied: "This is unneoessa-
ry, as 1t Is my intention to Join ono OF
the Sons In the course ofa few Weeks.p
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Punch announces as the latest and hest London Co.
nundrum; "lf you saw the Great Khan of Tart,ry
laughing Mt to Kill himself why might you he sure h.
wasn't Tartar1 Because he would evidently be A
Merry Khan. "
Why Il the endorser or q note called a surety7 Re-
cause he IL almost surs to have to pay it.
IL Colts pistol has six barrels how many barrels
ought horse pistol to hayel
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A little girl in school being asked
what a cataractor waterfall was. replied
that it was chair wrapped around her
dads old stocking" The teacher and
scholars were considerably enlightened
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A young lady who was asked by a
young man to share his
lot wanted to know how many acres
there wasin thelot.
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Youths Department.
Cnarade.

Cnarade.
Without my fret for table use,
We would not like TO be;
We would not half so we'll enjoy
Our nice brown toast and tea.
Ny second Is an insect small,
Though troublesome, ween,
FOR 1t, the hOnsek eepers can scarce
Keep houses neat and clean.
My whole's Eayly colored thing,
Which flits among the fowerv;
Without a thought Of suffering
When come the cold, bleak hours.
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Woman should always set a good ex-
ample, for the men are always follow
ing after the women.
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Answer to Enigma in last weeks News "Thou art
beautiful, o, my lovel"
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A French writer says, ''Sorrow is a
fruit. God does not let 1t grow on
branch too weak to bear it"
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FLOUR, FLOUR,

* ROUND In Indiana, direct from the Mill iust re-
M coived, and WARRANTED IN All cases 10 be a
superior article: Gail and examine my stock which IL
large, and ct phoes to suit, IF. CLAYTON.
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A Puzzls

A Pu8zls.
One-ssventh OF current,
One-siNth Of a cherry,
One-ffth Of a peach,
One-fourth OF a pear,
One-seventh Of an apricot,
Cne.third Of a fix,
One-siKth Of a ounce,
One-ffth Of an apple,
One.siXth Of a raisiu,
Ono-ffth Of a grape,
One-tenth Of trawbprry,
One-nins Of a guoseberry,
is good medicine for the mind.
What is itg ETUE1
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COAL OIL LAMPS!
sYRUPS AND MOLAssEsi

A FINE stock Of tho best quality, for sale nv
IN sTRAIN. SCOTT & co