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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-10-21

le parti republican, de Ia peute "a.
tale ct despotique od il roulait. II q
bien vite reconnu que le siege de
cette assemble etait fait ct ne su.
birait aucune modification, ct c'est
pour celia quill q inangure une op.
position fondee sur les traditions
liberalcs de 10 nation ct sur les in.
terete tconomiques de Ia section
don't il etait Pun des mandataires.
A sa valeur personnelle Sc joignait
Influence considerable quill exerce
sur ses compatriotes 81 fortement
unis par l'esprit de corps, ct. des
le debut de ID campagne qu'il allait
engager, il etait deja A Ia tete dune
nombreuse armee d'slecteurs de
race germanique. Tel est rorateur
qui Went d'etre invite 4 haranguer
ID population de Ia Nouvelle. Or
leans, ct 4 lui precher le parti de
10 rlforme. Citoyen naturalist,
Schurz No saurait pretendre 4 Ia
candidature presidentielle; il est
done pleinement desinteresse dams
les efforts quill consent 4 faire. ct
dams ID tentative de construction
dune archie destinee l sauver dn
nAufrage le patrimoine politique
dune nation 6garee en- 40 vote.
Ce nest pas d'silleurs Il premiere
fois qu'une initiative intelligence
ps ! de cette region agricole ct re.
lstivement neuve ct saline de l'Ouest,
qu'une main annie est tendue an Sud
par cette legion de travailleurs qui
souffre, ellie aussi, de ID rapscits
yankee. Nous aurions bien peu do
memoire si nous avions deji oublie
Ia candidature de Douglas, cette
branche d'olivier .ded.ignee. ly q
de- celia donse ans, les tvsacments
prochains jetaieDt leur ombrc sur Ia
route, ct partodt l'anxi1te remplis.
salt lee cours.. Entire les parts ex.
trlmes du Sod ct dn Nord, acharnss
! h ponrsuite dn pouvoir ct sourds
aux appels do concorde. surgit la
do Douglas. fondee sur
m compromis, une transaction. une
Ersvo enfn, au moycn desquels le
peuple americain pdt respirer, refle-
:hir ct dtnouer an lieu de trsncller |
. noud gordien form4 par les am.
,itieux. On reconnait bien aujour.
l'hui, mails on ne vit pas alors que
. parti. nj dams l'Ouest, stabli 1
ni,chemin ETA distance egale de
)harybde ct do Scylla. ltait un port
3 refuge olsrt par M patriotisme
claire aux deux sections surexci-
Sss et exalttes. II , cut de- part ct
l'sutre m sntetement fatal. la
Dsssrs Iclats. 10 Gang coula l Hots e.
. Sud vsincu tomba dams an abime
b misare ct de degradation. C'est
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dun APPAREL diminue laflux des ele.
ments De nutrition, Ia caloricite, OF pro.
duit raifaiblissement. Ia perturbation
des organes ct des fonctions il nest
favorable QUA Ia secretion de Ia graisse.
Les personnes qui vivent dams l'oisivete.
Ia mollesse ct le silence, tombent dams
l'inertie physique ct morale: elIes sont
saus force, eles 6nissent par ne pouvoir
nj penser. nj parler; elles coutracteut
des affections nerveuses, des engorge-
meuts des visceres, ct apres de tongues
souffrances, elles meurent jsunes.
L'exercice augmente l'aflax des ele.
meuts de nutrition il donne de l'acti.
vite i Ia circulation lymphatique,
veineuse ct arterielle, 4 10 respiration,
1 Ia calori6cation, aux secretions syno.
wales. 4 l'exhalation cutauee, aux ex.
cretions. d l'inpervation il d6veloppe
les organes ct leurs fonctious.
Les sujets qui exercent certaines par.
ties dc leur corps dams unc plus graude
proportion quo les autres, donuent 4
ces parties des qualities que les autres
mont point: ainsi les boulangers. les
forgerons. les scieurs de long. les mai.
tres d'escrime, qui Sc servent surtout
des muscles de ID partie superieure du
tronc. ont les membres thorsciques tres
dkvelopp6s ct les m .mbres abdoninaux
moins forts.
Les eouycrs ct les danseurs, qui
agissent moius par les bras que par les
jambcs. ont les membres superieurs
grelcs ct les membres inferieurs yolu.
mineux. r-ag.s. .--. rn.
Les chanteurs ont les marines large.
meut ouvertes. le larynx ct ID poitrine
saillants. @ ns., ...- -.
Les hommes de science, de lettres.
de cabinet, ont les centres uerveux
predomiuants sur les orgaues Dc nutri-
tioo. oa-
Les athletes, les boxeurs. les coureurs
ont l'appareiI musculaire plus develop
pS que les centres nervenx.
J'ai enteudu dire 4 Broussais que,
depuis quill 90 livrait / l'etude de Il
metaphysique ct de ID philosophie me.
dicale, son front await avsnce sur sa face
de quelques millimetres de plus.
Liable Frere pretend que ID civil.
sation bombe le frontal ct deprime Too.
cipital que plus on remonte vers les
types de l'antiquite. vers les prcmiers
Ages Dc 10 civiIisation, plus le crane
prescnte ID depression coronado ct le
dtvcloppement dc l'occiput.
Saint Vincent de Paul ct le cardinal
1e Cheverus. qui ont tant exerc6 leurs
mobiles sentiments. qui ont tsnt fait do
bieu, avaient Ia zone supericurs do Il
ete tres saillante.
L'exercicc immoder6 use les organes
It vieillit prematorement Les ohevaux
lui courent jourosllsment 10 poste ct
lui sont pourtaDt pourvus dune nourri.
ure aboodants OF rtparasrice durent
zen de temps. Ces fats prouvent quill
! IN rapport do cause 1 effst entire
'abus du repos ct lafaiblissement des
'rgaues st des fonctions; entire l'sxsr.
ice modere ct le developpomeot dss
rgaoss ct des fonctions ontre l'abus
% Pexercioe ct I'epuisemcnt des Or
anes et ID cessation dss fonctions. Par
les sujets qui ont une bonnie
constitution devIont . ternativemeut
xercer tous leurs organes ans eepen.
ant les fasigucr.
Les sujsts sui ont dss performances
'organcs ct Do temp4raments. eloigus. J
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Ihnah - Jooas = Dnao - = - q
Masle T. eoa rlporlesu. = (1pas einA snaar
tIo0 u L. DssFxF fAs#s vi - sas#ss @ saEs4
fss esAsssss = \ Us1llasdssis, asnbj6s isuA seus
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F. r O M AIN.
CHEZ
l. W.. Fl M AN Il Gle,
EPlCIERS En- GR0S
TT MARCHANDs DE
Li0UEURS, WINS, YABACS, SCiE,
Al. rue Tchoupitoulas. Al
entire Gravier.et Poydras aa.
NOUVELLE ORLEANS.
d2la
c. 4. CHAPO + HI
FERelANTiER
angle des rues Bourbon ct Bienvillo
EouvElLE-ORLEANs. ..asaa.

Of're sa nombreuse clientele mn grand
assortment dc Baignsires en- zinc ct en-
ierblanc, Bntas Dc siege, Daius ac
Pieds, Bains Do Desckes
Aussi une gfande variets de Stoves do
meiiieures marques, pour bois ct charbon
Crates de cheminees, de toutes grandeurs
basseries de Csisiae, de toutes qualities
DLes ordres seron, EXECUTES sveo soin ct
promptitude ct des pIix modsrss. mia.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-10-21

AGEScE Ia EoUvELLE-oRLEASs
WHARTON TARDREW, Bourse des Marcbauls
rue Commune, entire les rues 81. Charles ct Camp
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TERN3 TO CLJ3s.

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SEW ADvER Is'.Yrvr~
4 = ssyspsr Of tao Yrsssat Times.

HBysper al t1o Frescat Times.
s.is@l,; for = oop., .sy 80 LE=.h.
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$50 IiuI :. eY - 0st O1se
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sr+.E. ENGRNvlNu OF
Gen. Robert E. Lea.
naow~ 70 SIZE zgasYs,ST.

Great Fnrune Teller 81 s'S. Courtship
Made E,sy. sjrs 30 rect Etiquette. = cts.
Br dial Etiquette , cts. HOY T. WIN =
Swnrlie ~ - ever. - cs. Ion C,nun-
dr,ins, - ct. r,r,crt T. ittr = riier. q cts.
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SsS rir. ~ = $ u Niug sd v rstiing
81, le r.ssv y Its. rru- Marriage Guild" and
e ,or Of Vstirr ~ IL. INKS g. mt. - ''age
r1't Nv 'r'u"n mn I. NJ less w. ''nurfn"N,
a sta Pi - Nv YAK ""'M''".
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WANTED AcEyTs-To sell the oCr, :
w CON SEWING MACHINE. II rs =
censed, makes tho "I1 astic Luck stitch, and
is warranted for jeNrs. lrice 81. .ill other
less arc iafringements. Address OCrAGUN
SEWING MArHINE CO., at st. Louis Mo.
Chicago H., Pittsburgh, Pa, OF. Boston
MssS iulv2 Sm
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TIE pAILT y, say r.

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tr.3 me ~ raj y v.lH..' IL 4,
J. ~ fS4Hlil ~ ia 80 I roe IN Z.
~ Ne at 4 { 'a-ist - 30 7; es. u II new,
- ~ rySisrs e-ts :. e,py by l3ah
90 - ~ 1 a Ia. rae So.
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INvAFNEs'. BLINDNESS AID rATARrH
| n - eti wlia tie uinlr snH' oss, ~. .
isAACs. VI. H.. aud Pro IS i 81 i'ise,f rs y
Lie E1e did h,r: his Spc,HiiV ia tie NsfnGi
q, ir,Jr Of is,iasgi tHt a.. hT.ft" .fTI;s apr
rHce fp.in +. Of Leydrn. IinllHn IT, NJ
Arch tree rniia..'a. lcStim n.as - "c
seen at AZ Office. + - M tics' iacn! y NJ"
invited 10 nee unranV th'.r patients, - he
has % secrets in ms practice. AftE'clG c.'ra
inserted witaout pam. No charge for ~
animation. III r-Id-'-Nr.
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ErsR0Rs or YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered FOR wears ft,..l
Nervous Dehilyy prcmatue ny. s,nA r..
the effects of NJ thfnl ind err ~ viii for
tlit sake of suffering humanity, send ."Ae b.
all who npsd / thr re- e.pi md direct.cns
for max ing he simple ro.rS y nv which he
the cured uTarrrs VII .iins to nroft by
the advertisers ex cyl zee, can do So by adj
dressing, in perfect ccnfdenc..
Holm g. nefscu.
No. g Cedar street. New York.
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sAA.s,S ga I5..--
Nl,3l & HiaIl Jab.aai U..salF.
lmp2rtan, improvements.
stektsd June 2lst and ADJUST 2s,i, lse.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.

Th. Mason Il n ,nlin Ors.aN ''o., have the
enA an tnei; CahIntt Uiga TOR wH.t
isnA IRE q Ia {. men. n ia 4nd Au-
r. st Sat. lnete - enUt me Y IN rrtiitI ia
Scmeni,, Du "a AK ."t . tJsi Atit.H e.
EN- = 0f IA a ,:uiI It's
he, ARE nlso entI ~ incrri sri IL.
tsa for MA luiH iitIt-. 80 maxi, lruH TIA
U-t,.- fYrth = elG". o Prices III tn
lsaAiGk stS zee
Ha, M cJin sletrd h . .ic {" She. rir-
IHvf isciiIti.@ - n ms..uiN 20 =,
tAs, "a ps ialrA il 900 5 PITS all % itrt
prOinpi..
fut, 'Spin-i o So IA u ta- nn9S-
hy are OF sn ). ulif Al '.gt tu. not
Oay thru ~ ipft .ni~ Ia. nut aifI "a H.
rope hat irH i! Meet @seurA ice 0i tirir
saper.orii
NET ORG ~, ~ - 10 piatH NAes. pst
eq-a. ace1 20 lh..f ca icity 10 any
,hinS .n"J nit-r,. ~ so e-cd. fur az me-
boa l.r ..c i,.Jb s..pU aro noubie see
u. as. We ,si.t's, "a Knee swell nj
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sa WI - at p, y "a II >.itnu. =! 90 .
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Los - "a Rraat way, Sew I0.s.
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sEII. W12LLY sUH, - >, EEAI,
. t.s s,ns s'z, AIT Eelel a cor rs
Trt warKLy. b With \ trcA"i vA:.ety 81
n,ass, aAe,Es -sai.iy,s 1 Tn ;iiil q: ~, NJ
- q sinSfiibs With r - 9r ir,Aiisss Iea
!. ..Asa twlrs 1s.k ,,stl r ..ssiI:y,
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"o2r siSis- E.sru&Hc.'

Is work Of rare merit. profusriy illu,trat-
I'd. Snnf iur cir,ula y 10 Cuiumb'R liook
Company, Harifiri, Conn. "ctS-tw
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''..,- y N3lt0 ii:f', j.. .WINSMITH.
OAAtP' Hnb, May s. 1871.

Nearly 100 women have been dis.
charged from the Treasury Department
on the acoreio of retrenchment, while the
Secretary Of the Navy allows four pay
masters to go soot free who have de!
franded the Government of $54O, 900.
Such is Radical reform; it strains at gnats
andswallows camels.s + N l'
"A fire broke ont on Wednesday last, in
the hat factory OF James II, Prentiss,
IN Brooklyn, Il. T., which, before it was
stopped, destroyed $500, 600 worth OF
property in that vicinity. The entire
block was reduced to ashes, and 500 peo-
pie thrown out of work.
The disturbing element carried into
West Point with the negro is still active.
The last event growing ont OF recent
troubles. ia the removal of it's Superin.
tendent. Col. Pitcher, and his suppressed
ure by Gen. Ruger. ,e.
The census returns show the ,popuIa-
ton OF the States to be SO. 1O4, $40. That
or tho Territories and District of Co.
ldmbia 442. 604. Total SO, ,547, ,5a4.
William Henry Harrison Holden.
brother OF Ex-Governor Holden, has been
elected Mayor Of Raleigh, N. O.. by the
Democrats. t ~
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LB9 1a@ COLUMBIA. 8 q. SUNDAY MORNING. MAY q 1871 MN

sumption il as easily cured as any other
diaeese, II taken In time, and tho proper kind
OF treatment ia pursued. The fact stands
undlsputed on record that iJchenck's Puluo-
MO Syrup, Mandrake Pills, and Seaweed Tonic
have cured very many OF what seemed to be
hopeless cases OF consumption. Go where
you viii, You will be almost certain to fnd
from tho very jaws Of death by their uso
SO far as the Mandrake Pills are concerned.
everybody should keep q supply OF them on
mol, and leave mono Of Ito hurtful effects be.
hind. In fact, they are excellont in all cases
wherea purgatiye medicine is required. II
gGu "rr5,a lave partakcn too freely Of fruit and
VIII cure you. II you arc subject to sick
headache, take q dose Of the Mandrakes and
they VIII relieve you in two hours. If you
wouid ooy}ate the effect OF change OF water,
ono Of the Mandrakes every night or every
other night, and you may hen drink water
ant anu III, eat ,wateImeions pears, apples, pluma,
by them; They will protect those who live in
damp situations against chills and levers.
Try them; They are perfectly harmless.
They can do you good only.
have abandoned my professional visits 10
Boston and New York, but continue to 500
patients at my Office, No. IS N. SIXTH street.
phpiissde!Phta. s every Saturday: from 9 A. M. to
nation with the Rcepiromcter will be charged
hye dollars. The Respirometer declares the
exact condition of tho lungs. and patients can
readily learn whether they are curnble or not.
but desire 1t distinctly understood that the
value OF my medicines depends entirely upon
their being taken strictly according to direc-
In conclusion. 1 will cay that when porsons
take my medicines and their systems are
brought into e healthy condition thereby.
they arc not 20 liable TO take cold, yet no one
with diseased lungs can bear a sudden chapro
OF atmosphere without The liability Of greater
or less irritation OF the bron cbiai fphoS
Full directiOns in all languages accompany
my medicines, so explicit and clear that an : ono
can use them without consulting me- and can
be bought from any druggiet.
= ): 81. sOHEECK, NJ. D.,
No. Is N. SIXTH street, PhiIadelphia.
Nov 10 +Iv
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Il
REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT.

HlHOSE who have lost several Natural
Il Teeth, and have been advised to bart
with remaining sound once, as tho frst Step
towards obtaining artificial substitutes. are
requested, before submitting to practice.
cruel in itself and often unnecessarily per,
formed. to convince themselves Of it's fsllacy.
by looking closely into matter Of go much
Importance.
Tho above improvement was designed to re-
sist 90 dcplorsble practice, and after tho
rough test OF more than three years, is found
capable Of accomplishing wha: no other sy g.
tenn OF Artificial Dentistry has heretofore done.
It Is now possible to obtain martial Gases.
which will savo for years Natural Teeth, and
be at the Same time reliable In every respect
An invitation is hereby given to such as
Rooms and examine duplicate specimens Of
cases now in actual use.
Eov6t REYNOLDS Il REYNOLDS.
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Excursion to. St. Augustine and the st.
Johns River. Florida.

excursion exc to Florida, arriving at Savannah on
Wednesday morning early. and remaining
there until afternoon, affording ample time to
visit Buenaventure and othor points OF inter-
St. Augustine Thursday morning, whcro a
most agreeable day may be spent inspecting
the anciont Spanish fortress, the Cathedral,
and other relics Of tho first settlement on tho
orange groves OF the neighborhood.
Leaving st. Augustine on Friday morning,
tho Dictator will pass up the st. Johns to Pa
!atka, ny daylight. stopping at all points of
seeing, to the best advantage, tho moat beau
tiful Of Southern rivers.
. Returning, will leave Jacksonville Saturday,
fernandina tho Same afternoon, arriving at
Sunday evening. N
Faro for round trip s1s. No extra charge
for meals or stateronmH. q
May 8 IA RAVENEL g. CO.. Agents.
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To- the Editor o. Columbia ,PA@nis..,.

10;sdei Editor o. Columbia 3l0A@nis..,I 2
DEAR Sin: 1'see that you have insert.
ed inyouf isaue of the goth ult., under
the,head Of i"Republioan Testimony. IA
short publication by me, ssin reference to
taxation and the May Convention, which
appeared in The Carolina Spartan. ) It is
but justice 10 the Republican party, to
stats that the opinions EXPRESSED in the
publication, abqYe referred, to. are my
own individual opinions, aud that am
not now; Ind never have been, the
authorized exponent Of Republican sen
timent., I am now, aid always have
been, conservative in my. political aflilia-
tions, and have only acted with one GLASS
OF oitizens or the other, as they may
respectively have proposed measures
best calculated. in my opinion, to secure
the peace, maintain the honor, and pro-
mote the prosperity OF the State. I
have how atated, Mr. Editor, what 7 felt
1t incumbent upon me as duty, and
perhaps should not claim farthe;r: space
IN your columns., But it you will in
dqlge me, I should like, to make some
additional statements upon this s'tax
question" In my connection, Mr,
Editor, with the legislative history OF
the. State,jI have occupied position
which necessarily compelled me to be-
come acquainted with the appropriations
required to carry on the State govern
ments and the s.cgnt cs ..4aSatioa iiscss-
sary to meet such ehappropriations. Under
this statement OF facts, T do not think.
MIR. Editor, that it, will be considered
arrogant on my part to say, that I under
stand the financial history of South
Carolina; and that with such understand
Ing I am. prepared to affirm that the sum
Of $500, 600 or 100000 is amply sufIi-,
cient to, meet the. annual expenses of the
State government, and that, too; iupofi q
liberal'scaie of expenditure. If, then, it
ls true. as has been stated, and believe
truthfnlly stated, that the taxes already
collected this year will yield to the State
Treasury 81, 600, 900, auch sum is suf1i-
oient to pay the expenses of the State
government for two years, end the fall
OF 1871 os the springs Of; 1873. will be
curly enough to collect taxes again.
But the convention will soon assemble
convention OF taxpayers will certainly
constitute an imposing body, and their
resolves should be felt BY ali. as Of tha
highest authority. For what is d State
government, without the. tax-paJArsP or
what can, It claim to be throughout all it's
departments Legislative. executive and
judicial nything but the agents of the
tax4payersa Under this view OF affairs.
tits not unreasonable 70 hope that the
convention may prove success. and:
that all the departments of the State
scTs.::-.1s:. may svisa1e aaeaious 90.
operation in ali its reasonable augges.
tions., Respectfully, + altA sl'11.
i..,A y a3lt6 ii', ',J.t:WINsMITH.
OA,ir' Hnb. May s.Y1s7I.
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@peo1aa Not1ces.


FO1sONOUS MEDIC1NES.-The theory
that tho virus Of disease can be safely conn.
teracted by doses OF poison, Ia false and dan.
gerous. Within the. last twenty-five years,
not less than score Of virulont poiscny have
been added to tho repository OF tho medical
profession. They ara given in small doses,
otherwise they would destroy life immet lately;
but even in minute quantities, they produce,
ultimately. very disastrous effects. 1t is nn-
wise and unphilosophicn to employ, az reme-
dies, powerful and insitlious drugs, which, in
subJugating one diseaee, SOW the sotds OF
another still moro unmanageable. None OF
these terrible medicaments operates with as
much directneas and certainty upon the
causes Of disease as HOSTETTERS STO.
MACH BITTER8, a tonic and correcl toifh-
out single deleferious ingredient in its cof,,po-
sifton. Arsenic and quiria are given for in
termittentsp bromide Of potassium for nery-
Gus disorders; etryohnine and pruesio acid for
general debility; mercury, in various forms,
for liver complaint; preparations of chloro.
these deadly drugs do not compare, as spy-
cidos for the diseases above enumerated, with
that wholesome vegetable invigorant and
Alternative, while they are all 30 pernicious that
II ia astonishing any pha eican should take tho
responsibility of.prescribing them. Let inva-
iids, for their own eakes, try the Bitters be-
1oro they resort to the poisons. The relief
they will experience from o course of the
harmless specific. will render recourse 10 The
unhaefe preparations referred to. quito nm
necessary. May 8 t6
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coin. bearing interest at the rate OF seven ~
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EXECUTORS, Professional Men, and others.
Particular attention given to accounts of
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tended.
Notes. Bills Of Exchange. and Other evi.
dences Of debt discounted. and money leaned
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Socks, Bonds. Gold ard !si1uer bought ana
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