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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-10-12
/. gegal Adrertiseller,ts
Sheriff sala
by VIRTUE OF AN Eypc,,n

H L m,
IL issued out of the Justice CONE - OUIl0gl
county, Idaho Territory, of j. H. WicL and for
for Idaho City precinct, upon inda,a sham H.
in said court on the It'll day Of seesaeht fendeSt
1871, wherein J. B. Emery 4 Co sap'ember, A y
John McGinness is defendant for tba plaintiffs A.
nine and oo-loO Dollars, with interest tSa Of
rate OF ten per cent. per annum fro,o .lereon At
September, A. ID. 1871, together MIN me h dap ',
suit taxed at Sixtyone and 50-10O Dol,aaa le costs
the 7th day OF September, A. D. 1871 :, duly tests
and taken under execution all the riobt nave Sfi,
terest OF the said defendant, John Me-; ute and
and to the following described minin Of l.
One-third interest in 400 feet more or ,a
MINING eloulu on ATls Uulch and know elld
McGinness Il Driscol mining elaine Anosn Is 0s
claims commences at Bannock Bar ~, SAID gud
easterly direction to. and adjoins the runs an
OF, John West; also one-thild Interest - Jug clanS
more or less. OF hill mining ground on ~ SO feet
said county and Territory, bounded o. "o u Hill h
east by the mining claims of VIM Cavan ,ne sOut.
John West, on the north by the mimi and
McGinness l. Emery, together with sevns Ground d
situated on said Gold Hill, seven hundrod ll CLAIMS
or less commencing at Bannock Bar AMI eet laors
an easteriy direction to Smiths gulch h nnlng in
the north by the water fume of AldersoDO sAded On
Marshal's mining claims, and on the sor. 70 and
coll Il Co. IS; also three gulch claims in Si.l " Drs
SIX huhdred leet' more or less, together VIII uel
half interest III one hill claim of one bnr WIN One
more or less. known as the Valencia CLAIM feet
on the north by the mining claims Of u g3oundel
on the south by Driscol & Co.'s, and " rnn, and
Public notice is hereby given that on 'As hill:
Saturday, the 28th day of October. A n TO-,
at / O'Clock, P. NJ, will proceed to sell j. 4''
the Court House door in Idaho City, at nnbn' front Of
ton for cash the above described property, 'e
all accrning costs. DRYDEN McCLISTo GWsS md
Idaho City, Oct. g. 187l-w4 en-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-10-12

wood. The other hands suspected her,
and she soon went to work for Samuel
Johnson. The same fate followed her,
and she engaged herself to William
Brewer, gardener, for whom she
worked some time, digging potatoes,
picking cucumbers for pickles, and get
ting along finely until the wife of her
employer suspected that the. young Gu
cumber picker was not quite so much
of a boy as was indicated by the clothes
she wore. William was off early in
September for Syracuse, where she
slept in the station-house while wait
ing for work, finally engaging as a
driver on the canal. Thence she went
to Troy, and on Friday night she ar
rived at the pier foot of West Twenty
second street.
Late on Saturday night the canal
boat captains wife had the usual sus-
picion, which eliminated in handing
the young driver over to the police.
William was taken to the Twentieth
street police station early on Sunday
morning, where she was received by
Captain Killalea, who, after listening
to portions of her remarkable story,
sent her below, and saw her provided
with comfortable blankets.
Yesterday morning the Captain laid
the case before Inspector Walling.
Clothing more suitable to her sex than
that which she wore at the time of her
arrest is preparing, and she was yester-
day forwarded to her home in the Prair-
lie State.
A VISIT TO THE YOUNG ADvENTURER.
a Sun reporter, who visited the po-
lice station on Sunday, night was in
vited by Capt Killalea to call upon the
remarkable girl. Passing down stairs
to the corridor, the Captain ratified at
a door, threw back the lock, and called:
William !"
Halloa," responded a voice, which
was slightly sleepy, but pleasant with
al: and William threw off the blankets,
arose from his bed, stepped out into
the corridor, and seated himself in n
chair provided by the Captain. VIII
liam, or Irene rather. is n pretty girl,
of about the medium height, and well
formed. Her brown hair is cropped,
and curls loosely about her head. Her
dark eyes are pleasant woman's eyes.
She has even, white teeth, and her
cheeks are brown with constant
exposure, as, also, her small hands.
She wore dark brown pantaloons, a
colorcd flannel ovcrshirt, and a black
and red-chccked undcrshrt showed lis
edge above the outer garment. She
one on sight as a modest
girl, and this impression is confirmed
by her pleasant conversation. She
told the reporter not to write to her
folks, for she did not want to go back.
" She wouldn't have Stiger, anyhow"
Her contact with the world has not
given her very favorable views of man
kind, and she is in no haste to be mar
ried. She said that she didn't want
her folks to know, " because, You know,
in the country things spread and are
talked about SO much, and everybody
within miles Of Peoria would talk
about it," After some further convcrsa-
ton, Irene went inside her cell, threw
herself on her bed, called back to the
Captain and the reporter a pleasant
good night, and went to sleep.
Yesterday Justice Shandley commit
ted the girl to the care of the Commits
sioners of Public Charities and Correc-
tion.-N \. Sun.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-10-12

A ScorCH minister recently told his
neighbor that he spoke two hours and
a half the Sunday previous.
" Why, minister, were you not tired
to death? Z" asked the neighbor
" Aw, nae," said he, 81 was as fresh
as a rose; but it would have done
your heart good to see how tired the
congregation was"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-10-12

AN old farmer, who was asked by an
impertinent attorney if there were any
pretty girls in his neighborhood, an
swered: "Yes, sir, lots of 'em, so
many that they can't all find respecta-
BILE husbands, and lately some of ms
been takin' up with lawyers
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-10-12
SheriT's Sale.

.pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
D issued ont of the Justice Court IL and for Boss
county Idaho Territory Of L. O.. Benedict. Esq, tr
Centerville precinct, upon judgment Rendered in
said court on the ninth day OF September, A. D. l6
wherein McDcyitt x TIncher are plaintiffs and L. C.
Thompson is defendant for the sum Of Efty.three
and JOl00 Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate
OF ten per cent per annum from the 9th day OfSe2.
TENDER, A. Il. 1871. together with the costs Of suit
taxed al Eightyiour Dollars, 1884, duly tested the
18th day OF September, A. b. ISL have seized and
taken under execution all the right, title and inter
est of the said defendant II. c. Thompson Of in and
TO the following described mining ground, towit;
One undivided one-haf interest in what is known as
the Thompson X Flint mining claims, situated On
the east side Of Grimes Creek below Centsrylie
county OF Boise, /. T.. one-iourth Of mile ron
said Centeryiile Public notice is hereby given that
on
Saturday, the 2sth day Of October, A, D. lsl
at O'Clock. =. NJ. Will proceed 10 sell IN front o.
the Court House door in Idaho City, at public alc'
ton. for cash. the above described property TO Inc
highes: bidder. 10 satisfy said execution costs all
all accruilg costs. DRYDEN MCCLIAIuCAt
Idaho city, Oct. 8, lS7l-w4 sheFN'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-10-12
Sherif's Sale.

by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issued ont Of the Justice Court in and 70, D..
county, Idaho Territory. of L. o. Benedict Fso D' ~
Centerylle precinct upon judgment repdess1 "
said court the ninth day of September n I5.I
wherein McDevitt Doyle are plaintiffs and n T.
Thompson is defendant for the sum Of Ninety ~
and 75-l00 Dollars, with interest thereon Al IL T
of ten per cent. per annum from the 9th day n c'
TENDER, A. u. 1871 together with the costs nj ~.
taxed at Forty-nine and 2j-l00 Dollars 1nlv tss.
the ninth day Of September, A D. 1911 have So
and taken under execution all the right. title and
terest Of the said defendant II. C. Thomson n ~
and TO the following described mining ground Ia VII.
One undivided onehalf interest in what is rpovr a.
the Thompson Flint mining claims situated m
the east side of Grimes Greek, below Cent4rviIs
county OF Boise, /. T., one-iourth of mile from
said Centervile: Public notice is hereby given tigt
on
Saturday, the 23th day Of October, A. D. ISL
1T o'clock. 7. NJ, will proceed to sell in front
the Court House door III Idaho City, at public srr
ton for cash. the above described property to m.
highest bidder. 10 satisfy said execution, costs and
ali accrulng costs. DRYDEN AcCLINTOCK
Idaho city. Oct. ., lo'l-"4. Sheriff
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-10-12

In Vienna, matrimonial advertise
ments are forbidden by law.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
iYestsrday's Hve1ipg Dispatches.


New York, November M.-Five hundred
dollass, after long litigation, has Just beer
recovered by the loser of trunk, by rail
road accident ON the Hudson River railroad
The case is considered an important pre.
cedent.
A meeting of the depositors Of the Bowl
ing Green Savings Bank were assured that
they would be paid. A q committee was
appointed to protect the rights Of de-
pOsitOrs,
The Canadian Colonization Society. COM
posed of British subject passed resolutions
fayOring the annexation of Canada 10 the
United States.
NORWICH, Ct, November 2.-There were
twenty-one lives lost by the burning OF the
steamer New London.
WASHINGTON, November 24.-The Grand
Duke Alexis departed this morning for An
nspolis.
BALTNoRs, November y24.-Jackson
Belch was arrested here upon the strength
Of dispatch that he had murdered s. H.
Evins in Hartford county, North Carolina.
LOUISVILLE, November 24.-The Louis
vile, New Albany and St. Louis, Railroad
Company have perpetual lease Of the use
Of the New Albany and Louisville bridge.
SALf LAKE, November 24.-Brigham
Youn8's bail was raised by the poor people
OF this city, and the money deposited.
The grand jury adjourned to January.
lncessant rains caused several houses to
:fall..
There is three feet Of snow ON the ground.
LONDON, November 24-The Prince Of
Wales has been i'll for several DAYS, and
fears are nov entertained that he has the
same disease Of which Prince Albert died
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

Nsarly all the newspapers Of the country
are following the example Of William Gull
Ten Bryant, the poeticA editor Of the ele-
giant Eee',ing Post Of New York, and are
issuing : prohibitory uksse against tho use
Of certain words and phrases. This 10 the
one which meets with general favor, and
inasmuch . it meets our views against
word manufacturer and word-manglers,
We adopt it: Hereafter every reporter in
this Office shall be personally decapitated
and shall lose his situation who shall be
guilty Of the use Of any Of the following
barbsrisms Of language: Postmortemed
flor dissected;l suicided, infanticided, etc;
sccideDted; iDdignated flor got mad); cisre-
membered, disrecollect, disforget, etc:
abluted flor washed himself. herself, or
itself, - the case may be-; sporn flor spared);
eeducted, spondulix flor ducats); catas-
trophed; scrumptious; recepted; planted or
funeraIed lfor buried) AID any editor, re-
shall, - an additional penalty, be put on
half-Pay, who shall write ON last evening, ;
'on this morning, 'on yesterday Or 'on yes
terdsy.' or ON ten O'clock IN the afternoon -
Cincinnati Eaqui,rr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
Monet 0ini1e rcial.
MONETARY.


! FElDAY gvDNlMo. November "a. lb7l.
soes Mh
| l00l2 per cent per annum and second grade Il
| 0l5. and second grade Is. Mortgage paper s:
second grade. Operations generally were inter 81.
rupted by the baDks closing at an early hour or
account 81 the fair. >.
York; and closed at lll0lllA (agaust III. The
| sales included $1,000 and $4,000 at lle7o. e,avo
iiiaiiis' s 1000 and 5000 at Ill.,. So Soo q. q.
iii 5 0lll \, and $500 ar l1la.
Nothing 1ransp!red in silver. We still quote 1861.
losl4 for American half dollars and Mexican dol-
A far business was done in foreign exchange
,o sats OF .11 a e1oseSSng $500 9, Which
lseas at lsss $3.50 Il Bill Of iaSine at li 49,, a
1t e aia Al iii Of lsdiue and Clear ee at
ls7s q 40 46OtV Al clear at l2O. and 5000 1irst
cass at 1901. al2Oa
Of which $50 900 at -; 50 90 and $4,000 at 4Si
100 geo on Paris at 4.Ss and $1,000 Switzerland
1T We quote sterling at llss al2e for good
bank.
There was rather dull feeling in domestic cx-
change, and counter rates ruled shade easier,
though commercial bills were without any Inora.
Die variation. The banlzs drew New York at =.
as:lS p cent discount for remittance and the sales
Inc! AIDED $40 COO New York private bankers sight
at 1872 cent discount; l2ooo commercial $50.
600 and $50 600 private bankers and el5,00O bank
d. IS; &lU'tU s'Sfi. OIL ffOV iOence ana = iS.N
Boston at Z: s0OU Thirty days sight on Louisville
al =, and $1,000 thirty days sight on 81. Louis
u: l.
We still quote !. per cent discount as The remit
tanoe rate for small amounts Of bank New York
god checks. Nothing appears to be doing L a
rOi.nd way.
Nothing reported in bonds
The movement in stocks very light. Ore
hundred shares Louisiana State Lottery sold at
&o7 so; 100 and 100 Louisiana Levee at -, ard 100
Sugar shed Company at $50.
We heard OfnO sales Of warrants or APPROPRIATED
certificates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

to Great Britain lltI0; continent 3493; coast,
wise 365; sales $3.50.
bales; weeks receipts 1885; exports to
Great Britain 81 80; continent 3l07; coastwise
5O93; sales Il, 600.
MoBIIr. November 24.-Stock a, 3l5 bales;
net receipts for the week ii ,O73; gross I2,-
200: exports to Great Britain 1921: coast
wise 1914; sales 1000;
MONTGOMERY, November A.-Week's re-
ceipts 3I13 bales; shipments 2ll9; stock
1870, 1895; 1871, S425.
AUGUSTA, Ga, November 24.-Stock 1870,
Il.Ols bales; 1871, 1901; receipts Of week
COLA; sales 6O77.
BALTIMORE, November 2l.-St9ck 4Gl0
bales; net receipts Of the week nc; gress
334S; exports to Great Britain SSG; coast
wise 1882 sales 1907.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2l-Net re-
ceipts for the week pa bales: gross 1868.
PROVIDENCE, November 24.-Net receipts
Of the week go bales: stock 1900. ~
BOSTON, November N.-StOck 7o00 bales;
net receipts Of the week 1886; gross s6S;
exports to Great Britain ll5c; sales 2z5O.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

New YORK, November "a. Even;pg.-Cot
ton closed steady; sales 9O52 bales: mid.
ding uplands l9c: Orleans l94c. flour
Southern declining; common to. fair extra
IS 1901 49, good to choice ~ 4509 rs.
Whisky 94c. Wheat lc lower: winter red
81 COOL 81. Corn lower; 76a77c. Rice
1t $3.50. Pork steady. Beef quiet. Lard
frmer.' Sales of future cotton to-day $500
bales, - follows: November, 1915. 10 SIG
and Is lll6c; December, 1884,. lSas and
Is 9-l6c; January, 1Sa. and Is 1876; Feb
ruary, 10 Lilo and l9lsc: March, IS SIG,
1914 and 1880; April. 1850.
COffee in fair request; Rio quoted ut l614
slsAc. Sugar firm; fam TO- good refining
lower; New Orleans 0065c. Freights:
Grain, per steam, S0Sa4d; cotton q 07-l6d.
Skies of 1881 and five-twenties of 1869
advanced about n per cent Balance closed
firm and quiet.
CmcmMATI. November 24-Cotton in
fair demand and advanced; low middling
IN a7asc. Flour firm and IN fair demand
At Sc 7007. Wheat steady and in moderate
demand at 81 420l As. Corn steady and
moderate demand 1t 36s 4Oc. Pork: full
prices asked, but in no demand: Sl2 500
y Is: Lard in light eupply; holders firm;
ga 083se Cor strained and kettle rendered.
Bacon steady and in modeyate demand:
Clear rib and clear sides ~ D7kc Whisky
in good demand at full pricee; Soc.
ST. LOUIS, November 2l.-Cotton frmer:
low middling EAc. Flour in good demand
1t tRI prices, especially for medium grades;
prices unchanged. Wheat In, light demand;
No. 3 red $l 4001s42 No. 2 red winter
81 81. Corn in fair demand and market
firm; mixed on track IS 45ltc; yellow
sacked 55c. Oats: Offerings light and
tholdefs, very firm; mixed sacked II a 42c.
Witty sess1y at s9ssc. Pork quiet; job
bing nd osder lots 9ls7S Bacon in fair
clear rib ~ 07*c; clear sides 7asc; sugar
cured hams IA 0l5c. Lard steady at SH a
61Sc. - SIS. l
Foreign Maykeeo.
LONDON, November 24-Fine rosin 22s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
NEW ORLEANS CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC.
go BarOnne Street SlO

tbs conservatory e conGac:ed after the plan o.!
t.e conservat0ries OF Europe.
For particulars, circulars. and any desired n.
formation, apply to the New Dreams Conservatory
@: N sc. = ass box No. 1856, New Orleans Louis
ia,a, or pe1sona.iy al the Conservatory.
THEopHILUS MASAC, President.
RsrgREScEs-Bishop c. Kenner; Rev. A. ?.
I zoll Rev. E. J. TavloI Rev. J. B. A. Ahrens; W
Poster, ESQ.,. from Race. Foster i I. T. Merck
{. =. Bemiss. ESQ.,; rr. William H. Holcombe; A.
Wheeless. ESQ; President New Orleans National
Bank; Joseph Ellison, ESQ President Louisiana
&c litable Life Insurance Company; Lloyd K. Cole
Ran, ESQ, Pres dent Mechanics and Traders In.
surarce Company; ". II. Packard, ESQ.,; Jacob
Eass.lIser. ESQ: Z. NJ. Lasi,er. Esq; F. Roeder,
Eco, Superir tendent; George Forester, Esq, Edi
-or German Gazette, etc.
BOARD cP ITsTRCCTGoS.
MI Theophiius Masac:: professor Of history and
Philosophy OF music; Mr.. Charles Van Hlfien,
pl oiessor of vocal music ss Carolina Zess profess
sor OF vocal music; Mr.. Edward F. GrOeneveft pro-
lessor Of theory aud the piano forte; Miss Meiane
May, profe ssor Of the piano forte Miss Eugene
Lemoine. professor of The piano forte; MI. Alton.
Mar, professor of flute; Mr. Hermann Braun
professor of orchestral iustruDents. Besides an
Efficient number OF assistant teachers.
a.2o ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
Mayer Rlll. Of New York.
A New York special reads Thus:

The Testimony taken by the grand siurv
in the case Of Mayor Hall ON the occasion Of
the Investigation Of. the charges against
him of corruption was published to day.
From the evidence it appears that the
Mayors bank account hardly at any time
~ coys, - sscd IN once nee
ninety psges. The only point against the
Mayor wss tho tact that he had not used
dues c0nt1en IN examining tho warrants be-
fore Singing them, although sxA Mayor Have
meyer Testified that when h wss Mayor
he dways depended upon his subordinates
to make tho proper examination.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
A Washington special Gays:

Before appointing General Arthur collec.
tor Of New York, the President rendered
the Office to ex-Mayor Opdyke, ex-Congress-
man Griswold, of Troy, and PRECEDENT Or
ton, of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, all Of whom declined it on the per-
sonsl ground that their business demanded
all their time. These gentlemen, in turn,
recommended General Arthur, on tho
ground that he1was not identified with
either IF the Republican factions Of New
York. Al of the conferences and CORES
pondence, however, is marked ct every step
with . reluctance on the part Of the Prest
resigned three times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
MEDICAL.


SWEET QUININE Is A RECENT IMPROVE
~ MeL;; replaces tie of the Bitter SuIphAn
lHice, with which Ill are familiar Dose for56csa
1 u warranted fully equal IL every way to B,t1A,
G1inT-e. and ike II. 10 tne une
GREAT. POSITIVE AND CNFAILIN0 CCRE
sg: !. deAasee OF maiariOus origin.
FEvER AND AGUR
INTERMITTENT FEVER
CHILL FEVER,
EEMM1TTENT FRvER
BILIOUS FEVER,
DUMB AGuJ
AID re org tram Of disorders following .csas
SWEET QUININK
ie a6e solely from Peruvian Bark (so b Bitter on
o;ct,. therefore s Of vegetable origin and rcs 4
era poison, but on the contrary is proved TO IL
IRE Of ne elements found in the blood Of I'll kes:v
persona
SWEET QUININR
Acts q An anr;COte TO- &c well as Q curer for ms,a
ia or u -asMa-ic poison the absorption Of W.Ect
Dv .ie luLgs canses Intermittent fovern eso The
OILY &C vA1,age aimed for
SWEET QUININE
ever he cee Of cd Bitter Cpirine is the entire Al
sence Of t-at Intense persistent bitterness which
n tGe latter 10 dn iusrpOuI table obstacle ta 81
ase WIKI post persons, and always with children
SWEET QCININE
ie IN wo .oFme-il powder for the use of phys.c.axS
ald Druggists ard nd Tor use in the faniy an1
for lie geIezAI Lubl-c.
STEAENS FARk l. CO.
nvis Manufacturing Chemists. New Yoyf.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

Ma Victoria Woodruff lectnred tonight
ct Steinway Hall ON the principles OF
social freedom, involving marriage. divorce
free love and prostitution. Over three
thousand persons wepe present. AL went
we'll until she arrived ct that point which
demanded that the marriage contract shall
> Be dissolved az soon as the love, on which
it wss based, ceased to exist Mrs.
Brooker, sister to Mrs. WoodhulL here rose
and said "How would you Hike to be
known q one who didn't know your own
fathec 81 scene Of iadAscribable CON
fusion eneued, and continued throughout
the remainder Of the lecture. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
.f9 SSIf..


saw MILL E0R. ~AALE.-THE EsTAB-
situated on the leyee in the Third District of this
city, between Poland street aud the Convent, is
offered for sale With al its implements complete.
machinery, carts. horses mules, etc, the pr0pre.
tors wishing TO retire from business. Said mill 10
III ne most perfect running order. is now running
and can pe examliied III all its parts and details.
IT Las done aud is doing good business. For par
tieulars apply on the premises, to
DO22 I'm PIrALCGCE PETIT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
FOUND.

ECUND.A STRAY, ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER a.
II 1871. BAY PONY, with white iace Texae brnn3
on left hip. The owner can have TIE eame bv
proving property and paying expenses.
THOMAS CANNON,
noIo st" No. 50 Delord street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
AND PERMANENT CURB GUARANTEED.
THE GREAT WESTERN REMEDY
is Certain ana Speedy Cure for Neurs,s.,
khe lmatism, Kidney complaints, General DEBILITY
Woe pages from influential citizens, tes;ity.rs
% tie d.Saase dspelng and health.prUmc,:r
gsuli.jes Of the GREAT WESTERN RKMk6Y, VII 81
furnished on application.
sela BY All First Class Draggises.
= cents 80 cents, IS cents, 81, ard 81 E Per Bottle
AGH1Ts WANTED RvkncwEsnn.
AARON DAVIS, Discoveres Gad Manufactures
To be obtained Of THO Manufacturer 1t wholesale
ard a+rall, OF e. DEGAS BARNES l. Co., and HALL
FL lkLB, Agents n NRW YORK CITY.
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