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New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At the meeting of the Board yesterday after
noon, the following communication WAS received from
the Controller:
TO fas Honorable The Common foupo
hereby transmit certified oop. o the chapter
Laws Of authorizing Council u
temporary As applied ever day for the payment
nei BY the officers the
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

h,. bo direct The Issue Of Of Indebtedness soo"'n
With the av. rasolution which
was adopted: ,rx. ,,. \. and ,hey arc
hereby directed Certificates Of ndebednsss 70 2 ' % s in
cesssfy 10 borrow money exceeding Sls os ~ Deg
rs At nossrcens per cent and apply 'ne pfoee
directed By chapter lts Of the Law OF 1870 .
Approprati0ns made as follows: T., 10, nc
I,1hing streets l0 90 Repairing streets a 10 30
bnildipes Io'V
salaries 12x8 % Corporation sderns' IS az
Printing and saoHery 6e5 % Couplings and h"'e''' I'
The Committee on Water and Drainage reported In
favor OF the OF bonds to the amount OF for
the use Of the Board OF Water and Sewer
I'm making necessary water main Extensions through
out the city. ,ueo,so,
communication received from Mayor Kabnelsch
nominating for Excise Commissioners Messrs. james
ance With section O. chapter 175 OF the Laws OF s7o Al
derman Clancy moved to lay 1t on the table until suc
time ma the Mayor shall M to send in names Tor con-
frmaton as Police Commissioners. He called the pre-
vious question, which was carried, and the motion
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
11ort- il)ar0ens' Notite.

arAr. Oy Egw-YoRK, !
PosrwARDRyS OFFICE No 70 William st.
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance with
Section the passed April H. 1871 entitled An hes 70
Reoganile Office Of the Port OF 70 al
in or having Of the subject matter OF such nq'
survey the following vessels are now unaer
ton Inv The said
he conleted suceeen2 thH nonce On ooaa s
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
MONDAYS WEATHER RHpoRT-o.N

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
San rss3:N Sun sets 6:5i Moon 3:32
WATER
Sandy Hook ... TOO Cows IsAn... Hell Gate 7l
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printins

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, 14 Fulton-st.-
LlTlIOGRApIlC. sTBAM JOB PRINTERS and LABE
MANUFACTURERS
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
% farmers anS Others.

SEED CORN.-The fruit of many years Sc
lection from the Chester Co go1 for early maturity and prcu
ty.ness cannot be ercee delivered to L. Express
bush 90; bush. more, 50 per bush H. MCCONNELL
Rockville Chester Co.. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
Ocean Steamers.

J. AUGs HERMAN, Secreta
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

Puaoh ssys that when Lets wife
was tvsnsd 70 sAlt. hs took fresh one.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

A paper just started in Paris offers
o. premium TO give i;s subscribers tlne
Uho&Snsy notice ia case Of their decease.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04
Radget Of SciSSOringS.
A Yankee Recipe to Make $1,000.

xeukoe Recipe 10 1aAe VAVVV'
Ny gsttin' the better OF my wife's father
10 one Of the richest things on record. I'll
tell you heow it was You must know
that he is monstrous stingy. The complaint
seems to run in the family, and every body
round our parts used to notice that he never
by any chance asked anybody to dine with
him. So one day jst for a chunk OF fun,
l said to friend OF mine, Jeddy Dowkins
"a dreadful nice fellow is Jeddy-" I'll
bet you a penn'orth OF shoe strings ginst
row Of pins. that get old Ben Merkins-
that's my wife's father. to ask me to din,
nsr."
"Yeou get sout," said Jeddy; "why,
yeou might as well try to coax cat into
shower bath. or get moonbeams out of
cowcumbers."
"Well." said l, "I'm going to try"
And try did, and I'll tell yeou how
went to work.
Jist as old Ben was sittin' down 20 dim
nsr, at o'clock, rushed up to the house
ct . high pressure pace red hot in the face,
with my ccattails in the air, and my eyes
rollin' about like billiard balls in convul-
sioHR. Rat tat-tat--ding -a-!ing-a -aling. l
kicked up an awful rumpus, and in flash
out came old Ben himself. | had struck
the..right mint. He had napkin under
his chin, and carvin knife in his hand. /
smelt the dinner as he opened the door.
30, Mr.. Morkins, I'm tarnation glad to
see you. feared you moughn't be at home
I'm almost out of breath. I'm come to
tell you can save you thousand dollars! >
"a thousand dollafs," roared the old
man and l defy weasel to go "pop
quicker than his face burst into smiles.
"a thousand dollars Yoeu don't say SO
Du tell 70
"Oh, see you are Just havn' dinner
meow I'll go and dine myself. and then
I'll come back and tell you all about it"
"Nonsense," said he. "don't go away
come in and sit down. and enjoy yourself
like good fellow. and have a smack with
me. ! am anxious to hear what you have
to say"
pretended to decline, sayin I'd come
back; but I'd thoroughly stirred up the
old chaps curiosity, and it ended by his
fairly pullin' me into the house, and made
Q rafting dinner of pork aud beans.
managed for some time to dodge the
main point of his inquiry. AT last fin
ished eating, and there was no further ex-
cuss for delay besides, old Ben was get
ting fdgety.
"Come, meow, no more preface. About
that thousand dollars; come, let it out"
"Well, I'll tell you what, yeou have o
darter. Misery Ann, to dispose Of in mar
riage. have you not p
"What's that got to do with it ?" inter.
,upted he.
"Hold your proud steeds--dont run off
Me track-a great deal to do with it, said
"Neow answer my question"
swell" said he. :" | have"
"And you intend, when she marries, to
give her $40, 900 for portion ?"
II do" he said.
"Well, meow. here's the pint I'm com
ing tew. Let mo have her, and I'll take
her with $4,000 and $4,000 from Sl0,.
900, accordin' to simple addition, jist
leaves $1,000, and that will be clean profit
saved as slick as a whistle y
The next thing ! knew there was rap
id interview going on between old Bcn's
foot and my coat tails and | am inclined
to think the latter got the worst Of it.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

HALF GUILTY. "A fellow named Donks
wAs tried At Yuba for entering a miners
tent and stealing bag Of gold dust, val
ued at eighty.four dollars. The testimony
showed that he had once been employed
there, and knew exactly where the owner
kept his dust; that on the specified night
be cut slit in the tent, reached in, took
the bag, and then ran off Jim Butler, the
principal witness, testified that he saw the
sut, saw the man reach in, and heard him
run away.
II rushed after him at orce," continued
the witness; "but when | catehed him l
didn't find Bills bag but it was found af-
terward where he had throwed it."
"How far did he get in when he took the
dust ?" inquired the counsel.
We'll, he was stoopin' over, half way
in, l should say, replied the witness.
"May 1t please your honor" interposcd
the counsel. "the Indictment isn't sustained
and shall demand an acquittal on direc-
tion o. the court The prisoner is on trial
for entering a dwelling in the night time
with intent to steal. The testimony is clear
that he made an opening, through which he
protruded himself about half way, and,
stretching out his arms, committed the
theft. But the ind d.ctment charges that he
actually entered the tent or dwelling. Now,
your honor, can q man enter dwelling
when one half his body is in, and the other
half out ?"
~ shall leave tho whole matter to the
jury. They must Judge Of the law and the
fact a. proved. replied the judge.
Tho jury brought in verdict Of Gull
as to half Of the body, and not guilty as to
to the other half.
The judge sentenced the guilty part to
two years imprisonment, leaving it to the
prisoners option to have the innocent part
cat of, or take it along with them
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

ws;ssms iass to the lsdies-Mss-
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04
Jos. S. G. Rowland. iona Vale
ROWLAND & VALE,
Licensed Claim AGENTS,

A RE prepared. on liberal terms to collect
~ all claims against the United States Gov
crnment, for loss of cotton, all Quartermast-
ers stores, destruction of property, etc, etc.
member of our firm will spend the pres
ent winter in Washington city, ID. c. to give
personal supervision to the collection Of said
claims. As to our advantages in making these
and the responsibility of our firm
we refer by permission to the
Merch National Bank, Little Rock, Ark.
First National Bank, Fort Smith, 4"
Collins q Lanigan g Z"
II. +. Mckee & Co. F"
Gen. John Edwaads, Z" &"
Dr. John H. I. Main, "
DR. w. w. Bailey. 4"
George 5. Brnie Esq & I"
Fort Smith, Ark, Dec. ), GS. If
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

A sure cure for rheumatism is said
to be the berry Of the common scoke weed
or scoke root --often called poke root,
These berries. which are now ripening, are
put into spirits-gin is the best-at the
rate OF two ounces to the pint. OF the
tincture thus made, a table spoonful is
given three times day. This simple reme
dy, persisted in for a week or more, has ef
fsctsd some remarkable cures OF this com
mon and distressing complaint
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

Josh Billings says: 1.-The mewl is
laFgsr burl than the guse or turkey. 1t
has two legs to walk with. and two more
TO kick with, and It wares its wings on the
side Of its head.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

At a social party one evening the
question was put, "what is religion p
+" Religion" replied one Of the party, "re-
ligion is an insurance against fire in the
next world, for which honesty is the best
policy"
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

An Irishmrn, after enjoying wa
termelsn for the first time in this country,
psssed . field Of pumpkins, and remarked,
"if they were so good when green, how
much hetter they must be when riper
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From washlnaton.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-The disabili-
ties of Judge Sabin, of Texas, have been
removed. The House is now consider
ing the feasibility of cable from San
Francisco, Oia the Sandwich Islands. to
China. The Senate quarreled over q re-
solution for continued session until the
vote on Georgia has been reached. but
the Chair decided it out OF order. The
Elections Committee granted Grafton to
the lst OF September to work up his case
against Conner, seated as member from
Texas.
In the Senate, the bill chartering n
Pacific cable from San Francisco, with II
capital of $10,0OO.0OO, passed. It is
Cyrus w. Fields scheme, and will doubt
less pass the House. This consumma-
tion will girdle the globe with telegraph.
900.
Louis M. Foulks, of California. has
been appointed Revenue Supervisor of
California, Nevada, Utah and Arizona.
The Committee on Naval Affairs vote one
years pny to the families of the Oneida
victims.
Tho President has nominated JUDGE
Geo. P. Fisher, famous for his rulings
in the Surratt case and for his quarrel
with Judge Bradley, United States At
torney for the District of Columbia.
The Committee on Patents reported q
bill to revise and consolidate the patent
laws. The tariff was resumed.
Senator Morton made labored ad-
dress on the Georgia question, blaming
the Democratic party of the North for
the partial failure of reconstruction
proved from the proceedings of the Ten,
nessee Legislature and other documents,
that the Ku-Klux really had formida.
BILE organization throug ghout the South
quoting from the Freedman's Bureau re.
ports. he showed that the South wos
very bloody; showed from various results
of elections South, that if an election
is held in Georgia this fall, it will place
the State in the hands of the Democracy
He narrated bloody events in the South.
and asserted that in many sections free
dom OF opinion was not tolerated
Finally vote was reached on Williams
amendment, providing that the next
election for members of the General
Assembly shall be held on the Tuesday
after the first Monlay il November,
1872; providing the extension of oflcia
terms beyond the regular period named
IN the State constitution, and requiring
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Domestic News.

CHABLEsToN, April 13 7Arriyed-Schr.
Ban. Hawkins, New York; schooner G.
81. Eaton, Baltimore.
ST' Lou1s, April ID. There is heavy
freshet in the Mississippi River. Oppo.
site Quincy, Illinois, the river is eight
miles wide; West of Quincy, the country
ls entirely submerged. The water is
over the Hannibal and st. Joseph Road
forfye miles. Should the river rise a
foot more, the track between Quincy and
Palmyra will be submerged. The river
is still rising. =
BosroN, April 14.-The probate of
Mr.. Peabody's will shows that his public
benefaetions exhausted his properly, ex-
cept S160, 600 to his kins- folk.
San FRANCISCO, April 14-The At
torney- General Of California decides
that the fifteenth amendment is inert as
egainst the State, laws, until Congress
leglslates for it's enforcement.
lNEw YoRK, April 14---An explosion at
Sing Sing, to-d day, killed three oonvicts.
The propeller Wells, towing, coal barges,
exploded her boilers this morning, kill
ing three Staten Islanders. It was
thought it was IN earthquake.
seems accuunulating that Mcfarland was
partly insane when he killed Richardson.
This forenoon mob Of 200 men, EN-.
ployed on the sewers in Bergen and Hud-
son City, N. j., struck and came to
Jersey City, where 130. men were at work
in smaller sewers, ana attempted to in
duce them to quit work; persuasion being
useless, they tried violence. but II force
OF l25 police came up and arrested the
leaders and dispersed the mob. Further
troubles are apprehended.
PITTsBURa, April 14.-The Exchange
Hotel was burned to-day; loss $125, 600.
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sl.: -
;WorcIIgnaMavvs..

ln'SANstos%SiANVNsost
sa RSss ss ABsial YBBSa 1aEhs s n; bsiganas vha
Sa cretary Hubert. of the British LIega.
lie cation, have exhcted 92, 900 ransom.
Nearly 600 bishops voted for the con
stisnsien 60 aasi; there were ss' 30 votes in
81 oMApaIiD. April IA, Riots broke out OF
Seville. yesterday, on account of the at
tempted enforcement of the conscriptioD.
The Dia,io charges that the recent Revolt
in Aragon, was brought about with
Cuban money. g,I oll.a.4 ID
The following was received pia Lisbon
from Rio Janeiro: "President LOPEZ OF
Paraguay, is dead. He was surrounded.
and refusing to surrender, was killed by
Brazilian lancer. The mother, sister
and children of Lopez, together with
Madame Lynch. have been captured
The commander of the Brazilian troops
who put this finishing stroke to the
Paraguayan war was created by the EN-
peror Viscount Paletos."
LONDON, April 14-The Times cor
respondent, writing from Frankfort-on-
the-Main, says the eagerness for Ameri-
can railway securities is well nigh
exhausted.
IAKlS, april IA Day or two ago,
the MdrseiNdise contained o congratu-
latory address from the workmen of
Lyons, who we're on strike, to the ope.
ratives in, the mines and work shops at
La Creuzot; the proprietors of that
journal have, therefore. been prosecuted
again for violnting the press law, in
fomenting disorder.
The International Society of Work
men contemplate issuing an address from
their headquarters, in this city, request
ing the workmen Of France, not in favor
OF q republic, to vote q blank ticket on
plebiscitum. M ,a
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For Sale.

For Sale.
DICKSONS IMPROVED COTTON SEED.
HOWN from Seed purchased directly OF
VI MIR. David Dickson, in 1867. and carefully
preserved from mixing or adulteration with
other seed.
1 will deliver the Seed, sacked in good order,
at the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Rail-
road, at $500 per bushal, for any amount un-
der bushels, or at S1.50 per bushel, for all
amounts in excess of bushels
a. P. AMAKER, st. Matthew's, 8. @.
respectfully refer to the below named gen.
tlemen, who purchased Seed of me last spring,
Tor information touching the purity and supe-
riority of the Seed, to wit: Hon. Il. J. Good
wyn, DR.. A. r. Taber, Fort Motto; P. III. Hou-
ger, ss ~ ESD and Wm pauling. ESD, st. Nat;
Esq. Orangeburg Court House all CT Orange
Durg County. 3. q. Feb II 3mo*
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/, EINANoIALaNn 5OOl11RRoIAL.T5

New Work, April Moor. Z Stocks
a1; fis%; las A19h4ns ~ shoft 81 sY.
liz Tennsssee. 1exs seohpona.> 5854; new
5871s Virgihia. exseopt tops( (569i Dey 60;
Louisiapaf old, 7SaffSy neV V5y 1evse 6'e
76C076 tSssT9ts g2;s MahdMH as 97L;
Georgia ga s5: sos; Nprth. Carolina
1876; new 22Ai South aaroliha, old,
81; new 81. Wheat ana scorn' a shade
frmer. Pork frm-mess .27.75. Lard
quiet, at 155S@15T. Cotton easier, at
2316; sales 600 bales-Orleans 1854.
Freights dull.
Up. M.-Cotton heavy and dull; sales
| 100 bales -middlings 2316. Flour nc
tive, without change in price. Wheat
spring 10. lower; winter red and amber
Western 1.20h@1.23. Corn shade
irmer-mixed Western 1.O6@1.O9. Beef
steady-new plain mess 10OO@15. 90;
new extra 14.00@17.OO. Pork firm. at
N.75(9N. 81. Lard haavy-kettle 16(0
l6&. Whiskey firmer, at 1.0119. Freights
dropping, Money easy, at 6. Gold
strong, at IL. Governments advancing
ll2s. Southerns dull but firm.
BALTIMORE, April ID. Flour firm and
IN good demand-Howard street super
fine 475@5.121a. Wheat active-red
l.42(91.4 As; Pennsylvania 1.3O@1.35.
Corn-white firm; yellow 1.O7(01. 90;
white l.O3@l.05. Pork $500. Shoul-
ders 13. Whiskey scarce, Mt l. 1.0O@2. 90.
Cotton steady and III fair demand-mid-
dlings 22A; sales $50 bales; stock 1920.
BOSTON. April 14.-Cotton dnll and
nominal--.middlings 2324 sales 200 bales;
stock 1900.
CINCINNATI. April 14.-Oorn firm, at
hIoIr I'LL -
light. Provisions quiet and firm. Mess
ders IL; sides 155a(0163s.
ST.. LOUIS, Appii 14-Corn-m;red
and white 90@95. Whiskey dull, ut l. 90.
Provisions firm. Pork $500. Bacon
higher shoulders 12; clear sides is q.
Lard firm, ut 1524@16.
CHARLESTON, April 14.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged-middlings 211S; sales
80 bales; receipts 45O; stock 1854: re-
oeipts Of the week 2.655; exports coast
wise, 1907.
AUGUSTA, April 14.-Cotton rated
firmer, with fair demand; sales 452 bales;
receipts ESQ; middling 2O3l.
SAVANNAH, April 14.-Ootton in fair
demand-middlings 211s; sales so bales;
receipts 593.
MOBILE, April 14.-Cotton steady and
in fair Misunderstanding 21LG21h;
sales 800 bales; receipts 2O5; stock 81, :
131.
GALVESTON, April 14-Cotton quiet
good ordinary 1sM; sales 15O bales
stock 27,854. r~
NEW ORLEANS, April 14.-Cotton dull
and nominal-middlings 22@22L; sales
1000 bales; stock III, ,699; receipts of
the week 10,479. Sugar Armer-prime
ll3s9l1A. Reboiled plantation mo-
lasses 60@7O. Coffee-fair 16k016A:
prime 17X@1S.
PARIS. April 14-The Bourse opened
firm-rentes 73f. ITO.
LoNDoN, April 14-Noon. -Consols
opened at 9416. Bonds 1885.
LIvRRPoon, April 14-3 P. M.-Cotton
opened dull--uplands liz; Orleans
1l9s@111a; sales of the week $4,000
bales; exports 5000; speculation 5000;
receipts 71,00O; stock ATT, 900, whereof
American is 297, 900.
LIVERPOOL, April 14--Evening.
Cotton steady, at moons quotations:
sales 10000 bales; speculation and ex-
port 1000.
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81 BAD BIZ % lOI).,
.aTHE LIFE Is THE BLOOD

F>noMit = We @ dssiSS our strength beauty snd
our being. around which reyolyes all that
makes make existence happy. When this source is
many shapes, prominent among which is
I'd, 8 O II O r U l. A -.
This 10 taint or Infection Of the human
organism, and probably no one is wholly free
from it: II exhibits itself in ysrious shapes
Scalp. Sore Eyes, Weak and Diseased Joints,
81. vitns' Dance. Foul Discharges from the
Nostrils, Eraptions, Glandulsr swellings,
Throat Affections, Rheumatism, Heart Affeo.,
tons, Nervous Disorders, Barrenness, Disor-
ders OF the Womb, Dropsy, Syphilitio Affec-
tons, Liver Complaint. Salt Rheum, Dyspep.
ala, Neuralgia, Loss Of Manhood and General
Debility. i.t l-.:Tr = .
1t has been the custom to treat these d.
seases with Mercury and other Mineral sub-
stances, which, though sometimes producing
cure, often prove injurious, and entail mise
ry in after life. The long known Injurious
properties Of these so-calied alternatives and
purifiers has led the philanthropical man of
science to explore the arena Of nature, the re-
suit of which has been tho discovery OF vege-
table products which posses the power of
eradicating these taints from the Blood.
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tho consent Or the Leg isiatnre to tEiis
} flsgislsH06. ZIG a6ass dszea*dd 6jgSsvote OF
"a to '26. MAEy Senators fdodg6f1s. the
vote and the resuit was quite doubtful.
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To the Public in General

= y OkAO Z UO11V III OONCI dls
HAVE better COTTON SEED than any
Il man who advertises Seed for sale. Mine
IS the improved BOYD PROLIFIC, which OK
cells any other. The price is $3.50 por bushel
An examination of my proofs will be convinc-
ing: refer to Jocob Fl. Wells and J. D. Hit
Call and look at tho growth, in Butcher Town
Dec 3 N. POPE
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Sweet Potato Slips.
SA BUSHELS VANS and other Sims. in
CO fine order, for salo by
March rs T.. HOPE.
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Increase the Product of Your Farm.
Concentrated Barn Yard Manure.
''PHUINE - ,,

THIS is a combination Of all the valuable
Il fertilizing properties Of Stable and Barn
Yard Manure, and is warranted to be perfect
manure--oheaper than any other Fertilizer in
the market. Farmers, Planters. Gardeners
will do botter to buy "PHUINE" than any
other compost, as it will secure good crop.
For sale by FISHER Il HEISITSH.
April 6 t Druooists
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The Fertilizlng Properties Of 'tPhuine."
A NALYsIs-Bone Phosphate Soluble, Sui
"A. ,phate OF Ammonia, snlphate OF Potash,
Sulphate OF Soda, Suiphate of Lime, Carbo-
nate OF Lime, sulPhate Of Iron, Orgsnio Sub
stances. This is the best combination Of fer
tilizing ingredients known to chemistry. It
contains every property necessary to supply
the wants OF vegetation, and is reliable
omposition-making it the best general FER
TIL1ZER ever offered to Planters and Farmers
in South Carolina. For Gardene, 1t will be
found cheap and satisfactory maEure
For sale in large and small lots, by
FISHER & HEINITSH,
March 1877 Druggists.
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New Books. si 10
HNHE Andes and the Amazon, by Orton. with
IL plates and map. $3.50. ft.s ,'l,,I.
Hammer and Rapier, by John Eston Cooke.
81 so. t.'' ''!lI s:&EW
Our Saturday Nights, by "Drick Pomeroy."
$1.5O. ,ai,+ re5s -!
Aslsaros Kassis, the Copt; Romance Of
Modern Egypt, by Edwin DeLeon. $3.50. n
Among My Books, by Leigh Hunt. SAA
True Love, by Ladi DeBsauclerk. 50.
Powell. r.t. .oa , ~
The Life of Our Lord, by Roy. DR.. Hanna.
Tommy Try and What He Did in Science.
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Earthly Paradise, second series; Autumn,
by Norris. said to be superior to Tennyson;
end other rev books, for sale at
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To the poor creature, enfeebled in mind and
body, by secret practices, whose norycs are
unstrung, and countenance down-cast
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Biscuit, Crackers, &c.
Sn BARRELS and boxes Fresh Crackers.
e1D &C., just received and for eale low, con-
sisting as follows:
Ginger Schnapps, Ginger Cakes,
Soda Biscuit, Butter Crackers,
Cream Biscuit, Cream Crackers,
Lemon Crackers, Egg Crackers,
And Boxes assorted Family Crackers. i
March J'&T r. AGNEW