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Experience of u spirituaIist.

A correspondent Of the 81. JomeS'S Ga
zette, who signs himself "a Believer in
Spirits" explains the theory OF ghosts in
the following clear and explicit manner; {;
" A few evenings ago | was sitting in an
armchair shortly before midnight, when
saw two ghosts-not simultaneously, but
one after the other. l should state that
during the day / had drunk nothing
but q bottle OF Bass's pale ale at
luncheon, two glasses Of brandy and soda
water in the course Of the afternoon, one
bottle OF burgundy and hali-bottle OF
sherry at dinner, and was finishing up
with glass or two OF whiskey-and-wate
before retiring to rest. | was finishing
nv third glass when j became conscious
Of a spresence' in the room. Lifting my
eyes from the tumbler, distinctly saw
my deceased father standing before me.
His appearance exactly resembled that
which he bore in life, and, forgetting for
the moment that he was no longer in ex-
istence, | expressed my pleasure at see
ing him, and ventured to ask him for
some slight pecuniary assistance. Almost
before | had time TO finish my request
the phantom, or whatever it was, hastily
vanished, and another unexpected visit
or appeared in the shape of one OF my
aunts, who died many years ago under
rather melancholy circumstances-having
lost her life from the effects OF injuries
she received during q short scufilc for
seat in the chapel with another old
lady belonging, like herself, TO a sect
known, If / remember right, as the Var
mouth Bloaters, or some such name (my
memory il not so good as il was formerly.
However, there was my aunt, looking sad
and stern as Of old; and so perfect was the
Illusion that / almost instinctively asked
her, as had my father, for loan of few
pounds. To my surprise, She too made
hurried departure, gliding, so far as could
make out, from the north to the sou'-sou'-
west corner OF the room, and disappearing
through the wall. Overcome by this second
visitation appeared to have become insen-
sible, for l remember nothing more; but
NV cook told me on the following morning
that she heard the noise as OF heavy body
falling about the time the ghosts appeared.
A chair was also found broken in the room.
and some trining articles Of crockery were
smashed.o
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Turkish Vaccination About 1870.
international Reyiew.l


Lady Mary Wortley Montagu's descrip-
tions Of the East afford oil the interest OF a
fairy tale. Her account Of her visit to the
harem Of the beautiful Fatima must have
appeared to her sister like a scene from the
"Arabian Nights"
TO escape the summer heat Of CONSTANT
nople Lady Mary retired to the town OF
| Belgrade. II was during her soiourn
there that her attention was first drawn to
the subject OF inoculation for smallpox.
Her brother had died OF this loathsome
disease, and she herself had had it. 1t
almost amounted to plague i'm England
ut that period; and anxious to stop its
ravages, she became deeply interested about
the matter. She determined TO give the
world the benefit Of remedy which prom
lsed 10 save the lives and beauty Of mil
lions. She began her experiment upon her
own son, and its success induced her TO
recommend inOculation to her countrymen.
She describes in one Of her letters how the
process of migrating, as it was called. was
performed:
"There is a set OF old women who make
II their business to perform the operation
every autumn. People send TO one another
TO know il any Of their family has mind
to have the smallpox. They make parties
for this purpose, and when they have met
commonly fifteen or sixteen together), an
old woman comes with nutshell OF
the matter OF the best sort OF small
pox. She rips open the vein you offer
TO her with large needle, which gives
you no more pain than common scratch,
and puts into il as much matter as can lie
on the head OF her needle, and after that
binds up the little wound with hollow bit
OF shell; and in this manner opens four or five
veins. Every year thousands undergo this
operation, and the French ambassador says
pleasantly that they take the smallpox
here by way Of diversion, as they take the
waters in other countries"
After her return to England she sue
ceeded, after much opposition, in intro
ducing the general practice Of inoculation.
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The Future orCrcmation.

The world moves but slowly in the di-
rection OF DR.. LIE Moync's hobby, but II
does move. Buda-Pesth and several other
Hungarian towns have decided in favor OF
cremation. In Italy additional furnaces
have been erected during the summer, ana
in England popular prejudice against II Is
shaken by increased familiarity with the
idea. as it has been discussed 10y different
scientific bodies, rather, however, as
probably necessary evil than a desirable
reform. No less person than DIR. Frazer,
bishop OF Manchester, has given in his ad-
herence to it as measure which, for sani-
tary reasons, must be accepted by large
communities, however much sentiment or
feeling may protest against it.
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Personals and Brfefs.

From seven to nine dollars per 81 900 is
now the quotation for Confederate bonds
in this market.
Mr.. Tcrrill, the member Of the House
elect from Orange county, is good Demo
crat, and Is now about eighty-fiye years OF
age.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company and Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Connection Com
pany was to have taken place yesterday, but
there was no quorum.
sour Country" viii be DR.. Hawthorne's
subject at the Baptist union Thanksgiving
services to be held to-day at ~ o'clock at
the Second Baptist church.
Captain w. c. Dimmock, chief engineer
Of the IIenrico and Buckingham railroads,
has resigned his position, TO take effect
January |, 1882, TO accept business Dropo-
sitions made TO him in Baltimore city.
The hippodrome attached TO Coup's
circus will shortly so into winter quarters
at the Fair-Grounds.
Mr.. W. b. Hazleton, managing editor Of
the Baltimore american, and Mayor La
trobe, OF Baltimore, are in the city, home
ward 'bound from the Atlanta Exposition.
The Young LddieS' Journal, December
and Christmas, double part, has been re-
ceived from G. +. Johnston, newsdealer.
1t is an excellent No., tlled with fashions
literature, and music. He has also received
Hdrper'S Bdzdr and other fashion books.
Frank Leslie's Fashion Monthly for De-
eember, one OF the best iashion-books for
the ladies, has been received from y.
Leonard, newsdealor, 00S Main street.
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Briefs.-The Danyille railroad employees
were paid off Tuesday. Many a repressed
embryo "high old time" thereupon en-
sued. One party who had become "how
come YOU so" thought he had lost SJ7, but
to his great relief it was afterwards found
that a thoughtful friend had secured the
funds when lying around loose for an ap-
preciated delivery, which occurred yester-
day.
The public schools will be closed to-day
on the occasion Of thanksgiving.
John W. Loekett, ESD, Of this city, Is
visiting friends at the Courthouse, and viii
before his return take his annual hunt.
The smallpox scare has ceased to trou-
BILE people here. Existing eases have dis
appeared, and nobody il afraid "worth a
cent?
Arrangements are being made for grand
masquerade BAH during the Christmas hol-
idays. Richmond bellies will lend grace TO
the occasion, and Richmond music make 1t
lively.
During the present moist weather the
cinder pavements with which some OF the
streets have been furnished have proved Of
great advantage.
The riverside cotton and woollen mills
work every night from 10 o'clock. The
lighting up OF these hives Of human indus
try casts cheerful glow on the lower part
OF the city.
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Police Court.-Martha Smith (colored)
was before this court yesterday, charged
with the larceny Of certain personal effects
the property of Letitia Hardy. II the
charge had been established nearly grand
larceny would have been apparent, and a
conspicuous candidate for the pententiary
developed. As it turned out, however, the
charge OF larceny was dismissed as un-
founded, both in point OF law and truth.
The complainant was advised that she
could proceed against the defendant in an
action in detinte, which, translated into
understandable English means the forcible
retention Of goods belonging TO another.
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MARRIAGE OF JUDGE GEORGE l.. CHRIS
TIAN.-Judge George l.. Christian, Judge
Of the Hastings Court, and Miss Emma
Christian, daughter OF the late William II.
Christian, were united in marriage yester-
day afternoon at o'clock at the residence
of the bride. corner Foushee and Main
streets. The affair was very private, only
a few Of the most intimate friends OF the
contracting parties witnessing the cere-
mony. Judge and Mrs. Christian left for
New York yesterday evening, followed by
the kind wishes Of many friends.
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Marriage. Mr.. Ezra s. Moody and Miss
Emma f. Winfree, OF this city, were united
last night in the holy bands Of wedock by
Rev. Il. F. Woodward, pastor Of the Meth
odist church. The interesting event cul-
at the church and in the presence
OF a large number Of the friends Of both
parties. A social reunion and festivities
followed at the home Of the happy couple,
who are amongst our mOst esteemed citi-
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THE MOZART THIS EVENING. First, over
ture, "Merry Wives Of Windsor" (Nico-
lai.) orchestra; second, solo tenor, " Be
cause OF Thee" (Tours,) Mr.. Il. w. Hoff;
third, solo cello, Forget Ne Not, f" (schu-
bert,) Mr.. c. w. Thilow; fourth, pot
pourri, Correspondence Cards." (Zikon,l
orchestra; fifth, solo tenor, Z" Then Yorn
Remember Me-" Balfe,) Mr.. z. w. Hon;
sixth, septctte, {" Allegro" Fesca, instru-
mental; seventh, waltzes, "On the Beau
tiiul James" Reinhardt) orchestra.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Thanksgiving SeruiCes.-Rev. DR.. Alan
son, rector OF Meade-Mcrnorial church,
will preach in his church to-day in recog-
milton Of the Thanksgiving proclamation
OF President Arthur. None Of the other
churches will be open. Beyond the SER
mon in this church, the fact of the day
being one Of thanksgiving will not be Off
ciallY known.
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A Remarkable smaIl.Pox Remedy.
Published by request.


A correspondent OF the Stockton (Cal.)
Herald writes as follows: 81 herewith
append recipe which has been used to
nv knowledge, in hundreds OF cases. 1t
will prevent or cure the smallpox, though
the pittings are filing. When Jenner dis
covered cow-poX in England the world OF
science hurled an avalanche OF fame upon
his head, but VIXEN the scientific school Of
medicine in the world-that OF Paris
published this recipe as panacea for
smallpox, il passed unheeded. 1t
is unfailing as fate, and conquers i'll
every instance. 1t is harmless, when
taken by well person. 1t will
also cure scarlet fever. Here is the
recipe as | have used it, and cured my
children of scarlet fever; here it Is as
have used it to cure the smallpox; when
learned physicians said the patient must
die, it cured: Sulphate Of zinc, one
grain; foxgloye (digitalis(, one grain; half
a teaspoonful Of sugar; mix with two table
spoonfuls of water. When thoroughly
mixed, add four ounces OF water. Take
spoonful every hour. Either disease will
disappear in twelve hours. For child,
smaller doses, according to age. Hcountles
would compel their physicians to use this,
there would be no need OF pest-houses. II
YOU value advice and experience. use this
for that terrible disease"
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WHY He DIDN'T voTE:-Yesterday two

WHY He DmN'T VoTE.-Yesterday two
colored Readiuster-Republlcan statesmen
met on Court avenue near the Monument,
and one OF them asked the other:
" Say, Bill, why want yer here to vote
Election dayi'' "Well, yer see" said Bill,
~ went up to de Weldon Fair an tuck de
f,is, premium, an de p'liceman wot seed
me tux II made me put 1t right back whar
Tux II from, and dey said dey would like TO
retain me awhile, so was de guest OF de
country fur few days. Dey has JUS con.
se,ted 10 let me discontinue my visit an
come home. - Portsmouth, Enterprise.
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Deer Hunt.-ATrangements have been
completed for a grand hunt for deer to
come off next week, and 10 be participated
In by Manchester and Richmond parties.
The "meet" will be at the hospitable resi-
dence OF DR.. Thomas Cheatham, at Ches-
terfleld Courthouse, and the huntsmen will
be his guests before and after the event.
Deer are said to be abundant, and exciting
snort is eNnected.
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"MY PATIENTS and ! are very much pleased.
There IA nothing like 1. for weak, feeble stomachs.
with LIEBIG CoMPANY's Coca BEEF Tonic" says
Dr.. j. DEBEERs, Of 224 fremont street, Boston.
II lmparts fresh energy into an enfeebled, dis0-
dered system. Beware OF cbear, worthless imita-
tions under ours and similar names. One thousand
dollars reward for evidence leading TO the conylc-
tlOn Of cOunierfelters.
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THE wEArHER.-Yesterday there was a

THE WEATHER.-Yesterday there was q
continuous fall OF rain here, which lasted
far into the night without any signs OF
abatement. Steady rains were also re-
ported along the line Of the Allegheny road
from Richmond TO Williamson's, and at
points on the Virginia Midland and Nor
folk and Western roads. A telegram from
Norfolk received last night stated that the
weather had been stormy there all day. AT
8 O'Clock the rise in the river at Lynchburg
was inconsiderable.
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Neio SchooL-Rey. Is. +. Woodward,
who retircs from the pastorship Of the Me
thodst church Of this city OH the lst Of
january ensuing to be succeeded by Rev.
+. p. Wilson,, will open IN this city Sc
lect school for boys and girl.' He has few
superiors as an educator, and his pastorate
here has been most successful. He asked
10 be relieved on account OF i'll health.
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1882.
HORSES. MILES. COUPES, &e.

kOR SALE, VERY LOW, AEr~
4 ZINE FAMILY HORSE. dark bay,[EzA
~ Vars OLD, perfectly gentle IN harness anu u.i-
n. ssddle, and warranted sound. Sold owlng 10
Nd tfmosal Of The owEfr. lie may he seen Al no
''resi Marshall street. no 95-F,Su&Tu3tf
FUR SALE, A COUPE, BY0&EA
nyOD BROTHERS Of New York, ~
= = l1rk'ct order, and Is offered al bargain. Gan
5ssst at GEORGE A. AlNSLIE a. SOk,s car
'Ass ianuf4etOry. no l6.lw
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Hastings CoUrt.-This tribunal-Judge
S. Bassett French presiding-will resume
its November session at 10 o'clock this
morning. The judicial blunderbuss has
been discharged 80 far only at parties
litigant in civil actions.
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NJ. ELLYsoS & Co.. advertising AGENTS, insc, ad-
yertiscmontsin all OF the newspapers of the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left At the Dc
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cool, wet,
and disagreeabc.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, A; ;
8 A. NJ, A; noon, &C; 3 Z. NJ, AZ; 6 p.
NJ, 43; midnight, AZ.
Mean temperature, 49,.
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Farewell bachelor dinner-parties are
now the rage in New York. They are
given by tie bridegroom-tiect few days
prior to his marriage, and are nothing u
not costly.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Ben. Smith (colored), charged with steal
ing n lot OF pig-iron, valued at 81, the
property OF the Tredegar Company, was
sentenced to receive twenty stripes.
Albert Brown (colored), charged with
assaulting and threatening to Kill Polly
Bowling, and Charles Bowling, charged
with trespassing on the premises OF Albert
Brown and threatening to shoot him with
a pistol. The evidence showed that 1t was
n very trifing affair, and both parties being
about equally in fault they were discharged
with an admonition from the Justice.
Rosa Valentine, George Timberlake,
Delphia Jordan, and John Jordan, charged
with contempt OF court in failing TO appear
as witnesses after having been duly sum-
moned, furnished satisfactory excuses for
their absence, and were discharged.
William Brown (col0red), charged with
feoniously cutting and wounding one Jul
liza Brown with knife. The case was
continued until to-day and the accused al-
lowed bail in the sum Of $500 for his ap-
pcarance.
Andrew Bell, charged with being drunk
and lying in the street, was fined -.
William o. Gatewood, charged with
being drunk and disorderly in the bar
room Of George Guyenator, was fined
$3.50.
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INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, rain, north 70 east
winds, falling followed by rising barome-
ter, stationary or slight fall In temperature.
followed on Thursday by colder, clearing
weather and northwesterly winds.
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HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIR, FRESH, AND
BEAUTIFUL CoArLxIoS.
No matter how much IL may have become inn
paired by nature or otherwise, Il makes the sKrS
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT or YoUTm.
II IS not only ELEGANTLY PERYunEp, but ttis
in every way most perfect wash and SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLIcArIoS cannot possibly he detected,
and Is harmless Us water
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nacis with extraordinary power and efficacy on
Ne Liver-ths largest organ OF the body, called,
from its importance. THE HOUSKKEEPER OF OUR
HFALTH When the Liver Is torpid the bowels are
sugglsh and oOnstipated, the food lies in The stom-
Ach iDdlgcsted and poisoning the blood. Frequent
headaebes feeling Of lassltude. dependency, and
hervOusaess Indicate how the whole system Is de-
nnged. TO prevent a more seTiOns condition at
euoc
TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Tie test Of time and the expcrieaee of thousands
have pYoven II the best safest and speedet RENE
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A q remedy In
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DEPRFSSION SIGN HEADACHE. JAUN-
DICE, collie, CONSTIPATION,
and BILlOUSNESS,
IL Is unsurpassed.
Buy only the genuine in white wrapper, with red
H prepared only by j. II. ZElLlN & co.
fno 3-eOdtAu3Ol
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81 HAVE USED SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
with successful effect in bilious colo and dyspep
sia II is an excellent remedy and certainly pub
lie blessing. &. MAsrERsoN,
"ShcriT of Blbb county, Co."
Genuine prepared only by j. II. ZEILIS & Co.
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LUMBER.

V0 PARTIES USING PINE AND
Il OAK LUMBER would say am prepared 70
contract for hlling bliis from 5000 20 5n0.00c,
PINE, &C. W. A. CHAMBERS, IN.
Hardware Depot. vailcns Poef-0fee.
noe-3m Rishmond and Allegheny railroad.
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AN EXCESS or nISSER ofsen deranges the sys-
TEN and briRgs on fat Hence in collie. single
doee OF TARRASI's sELrzER APKRIESr Will
correct the aeidity, relieve The pain, and remove
the cause.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PKrsrisG-iioUsx. Good work,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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BAR MEETING.-There will be meeting
Of the bar to-day at II 4. NJ, ii the Court
of Appeals, to take proper action in view
Of the death Of Peachy X. Grattan, Esq.
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FOR RENT.

LrOR RENT, FURNISHED OR uN- ~
u fUkNIsHED, with or without board. aEI
FLOOR, consisting u three rooms, b1t,l-.0 n !,
&C., in 4 private LOuse ON beat part of Franklin
street. Apply to 7. M., Dispatch oiaee.
no2t-Th&Su2ts
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Opinion of DR.. William II. stokes, Physician
ST.. Hope Retreat, Baltimore: al have
great pleasure In adding my testimony Co the
virtues Of COLDEN's LtEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT
or BEEF AND Tonic lNyIGoRAToR as the very
best preparation used and therefore confidently
recommend 4. 10 the medical profession" Ask
for COLDES's. Take ns other. OF druggists gene
rally
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PersondI.-B. A. Hancock, Esq, Com
monwealths attorney for Chesterfield coun-
ty, was In the city Yesterday.
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KIDNEY AND URINARY COMPLAINTS OF all
kinds permanently cured with HOP BITTERs.
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ain Memory OF
UIouN Turner.

"wbo departed this life October lS, ISL;
mAb cruel ball so sudden TO disaIm and
lors nv tender husband from my arms.
How can grieye too muchs What time
a.S.ll End INV mourning for 80 good 90
deard friend s"--Je6srsontan.
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PINEL HOSPITAL.

nR. MONCURE HAVING RETURNED
~ home has assume entire charge Of the PiYei
Hospital aud Is nov PREPARED TO RECEIVE
PATIENTS. no iO-Th3w
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PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S EMULSION Cop-LyER
OIL for colds, coughs, &c.
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DINNER AND SUPPER.

THANKSGIVING sUPPER.-The lady,
i managers OF the MONIE-MARIA FAIR,
now being held I'm the new Armory Hall, corner or
Seventh and Marshall streets, respectfully invite
their friends aud the public generally 10 prtakeO OF
their THANKSGIVING SUPPER TONIGHT.
Their bill Of fare embraces the best Of good things,
which can he had at city prices no 2i-lt
THANKSGIVING DINN Err AND
Il SUPPER,
THURSDAY, NOvEABER 2fTH,
at Second Baptist church, by ladies Of the Baptist
churches OF Richmond, for The benefit OF the Bap-
list Home for Aged Women.
Dinner, 80 cents, from to 4P. ". supper, 25
cents, from d 10 10 l.. no lT-23d24,5t
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TOBACCO. CIGARS. &c.

II WHiTL0CK, 1445 MAIN STREET,
cla lpsssefaetarer OF te following fine brands Of
"oipti, LITTLE FLORA.
"A hsTKLLE, FILLABUsTER0,
Plc..NC, WHITLOCK'S KEY WEST,
MOZART, CHICK,
BaaSSee BaIS ee.isr IN tbe following brands Of FINE TO
DI,Nxyy,ai y a. hanufsftnrers' prices
neVkA, EMPEROR.
y,osseakD BRAND, HOME AGAIN,
"i'hi aQt tGH AND READY Zoe. pings)'
bAILA RAT,
ssx ATLAa9IC, &C.
.'aa Tor psieo-iist. my 27-eod