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Tclegraphic Briefs.

Count dc Sesmaisons, consul general or France
in Canada, leaves Montreal to-day for Paris via
New York. The Frenchmen I'm Montreal entce.
tanned him last night at a banquet
The annual report OF the American Steamship
COMPANY, made 20 the stockholders IN Ph1iAhdi.
phia to-day, shows deficiency OF $4,000 TOR The
year
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WHITEHALL, N. Y, April 2-Wes,on's hotel. at
Keene Essex county, n. Y, was destroyed by lire
on Saturday afternoon. The loss Is about $1,000,
partially insured.
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ST. JOHNS, N. F., April 2-The steamers Pro,eus
ana Ranger arrived from the seal fisheries yester.
day. Tie former with eco old seals and the latter
with 1900 young seals. They report the steamers
Greenland, Neptune. Resolute, Newhall Wolf,
Bear. Commodore and Iceland loaded. An uuusu.
ally good fishery is anticipated.
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SECRETARY Fo1eER's HsaIrH is much I'm
proved in every respect, aid all unfayorable
symptoms have disappeared except a slight in
fiammation about the eyes. Ills appetite is good
and his sleep is sound and refreshing. He has re-
eral Treasury department ofseials. 1t is thought
that he will be able to start for Bermuda In few
days, providing the weather is not unfavOrable.
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THE public debt statement issued to-day shows
the decrease OF the public dbht during the month
OF March to be 50 s44, ,sse ets cash in the Treas
ury. s315O34 9s34 49, gold certificates, s74,969 7s0;
silver certificates. 81 .a25 81; certificates of de-
Gates sas4, ,45O legal tenders outstanding, sa4s.-
6sl ,016; fractional cursency outstanding,
$7,010,57S.S1.
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COINAGE executed at the mnts OF the United
States during the month Of March, 1883, was as
follows: Double eagles, 7S $40; standard dollars,
s,4oo 61s: halt dollars, els auarter dollars, 6le;
3,9l9 one cent. ,99. Total coinage, ,26l 652
pieces; value, 81, ,G92 O73S 81.
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M 1SS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY.
$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Makes CORSETS to order in every style and material
t00 guaran tees perfect fit and comfort. -~
HER SPECIAITIES ARE
french Hand made UnderclothinX. Merino Tpdarrvear
and finest Imported Hosiery oA"or"
faent shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods
French CorsetS and Bustes. The 'Hercnles" sun.
pcrhng Corset, for which Miss H. is special AGENT
and u Corset, her own make. that for the prica
Cannot he surpassed. ~
NB.-French. German and Spanish spoken rs
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1aster General Blmer
y cunningham sis ate
eeary New has g0n.
= stay OF several days,
h, OF West Virginia. IS
/ DougIasS delivers d
foW evening. Sena-.
Re at.the. Hot Sprlufis
Crosby 8. NnYes, 6f
estOn on Friday, on
9ofida.-den. Fran
EteQ to deliver the ad-
md cturcrs IN
! exhibition next fan.
/ zone 70 Philadelphia,
{ days. C0mnnodoF
l(., who was M at hia
y week, ID reported %
lACn0r. a. tho Treasury.
be absent week.-
nsap 4,
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-A. "a. Andrews & Co., o;
Chicago, ILL.,. have been awarded the contract foi
supplying furniture for the United States custom
house, courthouse, and post 6fice at Albany, NY
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A NTON FISHER.
a CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
ence Ladies' and Gentemen's Garments also Crane
ves Lares etc. are perfectly cleaned this superior
Of j. DeSmedt official chemist of the District of Co-
rinbia Your chemicals of the most effectua ma
ture and harmless. and your perfect machinery is not
surpassed in Paris. New York elsewhere" Notice.
orease spots to be thoroughly removed au29
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PERSON AL-Assistant Pos
Is in New York.-Paymass
the Ebbitt. .-Assistant Sci
to his home In Indiana. for
-Ex-Representative VIII
at the Natl Onal.-.Fredeff
lecture In Hartford to.md
tors Camde n and Voorhees,
OF Arkansas.-Mr. ana MI
washington, were In Chs
their way h Omewaid from !
cts A. Walk er has been set
dress before the New KnRt
stitute at the opening OF q
Mrs Cora II. Bland hal
to be absent for eever.t2
Charles Lo wndeS, q. 8. !
home, near Easton. Nd, la|
be Observation-Disclosures +
has gone to New York. to
s nafOr Plumb, Of Kan6a I
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F' MR.. P. A. DARNEILLE, REAL ESTATE
VIZ Broker. has removed his office from 1920 street
northwest to 1926 street northwest. Money Loaned
on Real Estate and Collateral. ap2-6ts
Fpo HIBERNIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION
ON THURSDAY EVENING, April 5tn. at the hall
corner 9Th and streets: All sock holders ara re-
quesied to attend. JOHN L. LII NCH.
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rTSa NAMES OF SUCCESSFUL CONTESTANT
FAMILY GLUE:
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CHANGES OF NAVAL TIrLH-The Secretary Of
the Navy has issued genera order changing the
title OF the grade of master TO that of lieutenant,
and the title OF midshipmah to that of ensign
without change OF rank or pay.
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FLOWERS FOR THE NEW q.
OF the Bureau OF Engravine
Burrill. found in his of1lcs
handsome floral tribute fEs
tlemen OF the bureau of Wa
The design was an OF
and red pinks with the woSs
on the back. The donorSx
down to his Office and he tA
preciatiO n OF their rememk
In the accountants room 4:
with . very handsome bous'
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THREATENISG TO SHOOT A POLICEMAN wyTn Hrs
Own PIsToL-Richard Hin. ayoung coapsed man,
was charged In the Police Court to-day with as
saulting Policeman Jeffrfes some time ago The
officer stated that he was In the act Of putting
c0lored man under arrest for larceny, when the
ness pistol, and pointed It at him and threatened
to blow his brains out. The case was sent to the
grand Jury under $500 bonds. ---s-.ss.-.-s
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In THE Warrant PATENT C4sE, in witch the in
ventor claims that he was induced toEign paper
as joint inventor by Misrepresentation. the Secre-
tary Of the Interior to-day affirmed the decision
Of the commissioner of patents.
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TIE cHRIsTTAHCY DIAMOND RoBBRRY-Bennett,
the New York 1eweller, who. It Is alleged. was the
receiver OF the stolen Christiancy diamonds, was
here to-day In compliance with his bond given In
New York; which required that he present himself
made by Special Attorney Wells and Assistant
District Attorney Taggaft by which Bennett
should renew his bond In the sum OF 5000
Bennett agreed to have his bonosmen, who live In
New York, here tomorrow.
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rFso PERPETUAL BUILDING AsSOCIATION.-
Pays We per cent per annum to those who use 1t
bank OF savings and deposit. The receipts since the
OF the second series have averaged
70, 600 per month. The shares 5000 at 81 per
month. - You can come in at any time without paying
ING, April 4, at 615 7th street northwest G. c. Dun
CANS0N, President; EDWIN NJ. LAWTON, Treas
18th street northwest. mh3i .3t-
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BIDS FOR FURNISHING STAagoNERY.-The secre-
tary Of the U. s. Senate at aoon to-day opened
bids for supplying the Senate with stationery and
other supplies for the next fiscal year. To-day the
bids are being CLASSIFIED, butthf awards VIII not
be made before tomorrow afternoon. The asl1-
ington bidders are VIM. I5llantyne, Eaton E
Adams Robert Beal e. D. Gilman and j.. &. Saw
age. The other bidders src The NoTthfeld KNIFE
e1mpseg r5s OF of aas Rsoas
& Co., of New York.
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The white men elected are CAptaiu e Lewis
Mayor; J. L. Demilly, Clerk and Treasurer; c.
c. Pearce, Leroy D. Ball, J. w Coles and w
NJ. Mcintosh, Jr., Counclmen
The colored men elected are Henry Douglass
Marshal; J.W. Jefferson, Assessor. and f. w Vel.
lowhair, Councilman.
The Councilmen holding over are Messrs. r.
b. Carpenter, Y. A. Levy, W. P. Slusser, white
and A. Cobb, colored.
The result Of the election gives US good Ma.
yor and good Council. Capt Lewis IS pub
lic-spirited, practical business man, with pro-
gressive ideas; the Council is composed of
thoroughgoing, practical and energetic men,
who have I'm interest in the city's improvement
and welfare, and il the Mayor and Council
heartily cooperate in all measures of reform and
for the general good of the city land We enter
tain no doubts on the subiect). the present years
municipal government will be decidedly pro-
gressive and beneficial to the public interests of
Tallahassee.
The city government was turned over to the
new officers last Friday afternoon, when Mr.. c..
c. Pearce was unanimously elected President of
the Council.
The people of Tallahassee expect much of
their new city officers. They are competent for
the work before them, worthy of the honor con-
ferred and the trusts confded to their judgment
and wisdom, and we confidently express the be-
lief that the people will not be disappointed in
their administration of the city's affairs
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Tampa Tribune The United States schot

Tampa Tribune The United States schooner
Machless arrived in port on last Friday. We
understand she comes for the purpose of convey
ing the remains of The soldiers buried ID the gar
rison grave yard here to Fort Barraucas, in PEN
sacola harbor, where they are to be rt-interred.
-Eusts Semi Tropical: The work on the ex-
tension of the ST. Johns & Lake Eusls Railroad
is progressing rapidly. They have now a half
mile of the cross-tes and rails laid, and if they
continue the work of track laying at this rate, it
will take but a short time TO complete the road
to this place
The Nem Era learns from Mr. Jordan,
freight agent, that rates of freight for melons
from Madison will be the same as from Quitman
and Ysldosta, Georgia This vital question of
transportation being favorably settled, we pre-
sumo the Madisonians will make great deal of
money by the melon crop to which they VIII de-
vote so much land this season
The Pensacola Erpress says that Capt w.
F. Lee has just finished the survey of line of
railroad 1874 miles long in Escanbia county, be-
ing an extension of the Muscogee road, which is
q branch of the Pensacola road The line is
ready for grading and the work will soon be put
under contract. It is probable that il will be
extended to connection with the Mobile and
Montgomery road. making a short route 10 Me-
bile.
We did not suppose that editor Pratt
had been sickly as his Herald was always go
healthy but he says he was, and that this is The
way he was cured For two years, up 10 last Octo,
Der, we had been in bad health in fact no hope of
encouragement debility, dyspepsia and we
knew not what made life hardly desirable But
we found remedy, and we wish the world to
know it. Take lime or lemon, or as substi-
tute sour orange, cut open with knife and
squeeze out the juice into a tumbler, and then
add pure water, (nO sugar) and drink il at bed
time and before breakfast. By the use of this
simple remedy we have gained reasonable
health. You may find it 10 your good to try H."
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Mrs. Stanton makes this plea for American
girls: ' At an early age present our pale girls
with needle. When We consider the position
necessary TO sewing, can we wonder that she
grows paler? Let US base our social customs on
the truth that for many years our children are
mere animals. Do not saddle or bride your colt
too young, or you will ruin your horse Then
too our girls make their debut in society too
early, often at the age of sixteen entering upon
round of social gayeties When we think what
the young life must sustain, the delicacy of
American women should cause no surprise:
First, the girl must rally under great physical
change; second, she must stand well in school
third she must assume some care of her ward
robe fourth, she must obey the behests of society
Compare this with the school days OF boys
study and play, nothing more. Even in the Ia
boring classes, where some work devolves on
boys, it is always of heaIthfnl nature, chopping
wood, making gardens, or running of errands.
So unequal are the acquisitions made on the
sexes outside the schoolroom, that one OF
two conclusions 10 inevitable-eithcr boys
are shamefuily lazy, or girls are cruelty over
worked From fourteen 70 twenty-five is
the allotted age for study. You can swal-
low whole and digest Greek verb at fifteen,
but, even after the most complete mastication, it
gives you q mental dyspepsia at forty. Hence
the importance Of concentrating into the years
of impressible memory of all intellectual devel-
0pment that is compatible with the highest phys
ical health. plead for the heroic in study and
play, and for the freedom of youth as long as
possible. 1t is mol stoic's life demand but
waltz at the dancing school with boy of her
own age Is far better for girl of sixteen than
the fiatteyy Of society man Of double her years,
At some fashionable soiree. A game Of billiards
gives more benefit and pleasure than the most
exquisite piece of fancy work acauter on horse
back IL more desirable for pale cheeks and cloudy
brains than anxious hours over cook stove To
the declaimers against III health our American
girls would do well to say: We will take care
Of our higher education if you will let the cook
stove and needle take care Of themselves.''
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1is Jennie Maxwell. n Fenandiua, Il Ia
the eiu The guest 81 Ma J. W. Coles.
~ r Wilsou. ESQ, len for New York iasi
InnIldsy g p.fclse b spring stock.
MAJ Geo. r. Fairbanks, editor OF the Fer
nandina Ais.or, has been at the Capisal fos the
past week.
4--llr, VIC Douglass. Of !, Louis, son 81 the
a. Judge Douglass, of his CITY. is visiting
friends IA Tallahassee.
ME- WIN. y. 6lusser and wife, OF Massillen,
Ohm. relatives of Mr. w. P. Slusser, are regis
tered At the City Hotel.
Miss Mary L. Robbins,of Selma, Ala, and
Miss c. A. Lee, of Ceatreville. are visiting heir
uncle, Mr.. E. H. Afford.
Miss Mary E. Lawrence. daughter of Judge
lawrence, Of New York, is visiting the family
Of DR.. A. B. Hawkins.
Mrs. M. ID. Papy, Miss Annie Papy, Mrs V.
Joanston and Miss Rannie Johnston LEFT last
Tuesday to spend short lime At Green Cove
Springs
Mrs. J. L. Cohen and Mrs.>A. Fl. Springer,
Of New York. and Miss Celia Abrams, Of Macon.
Ga. are in the city, guests Of Mrs. B. c. $
Kuhns
-Chas. H. Jones, Esq, editor of the Jackson
vile Times Union, registered al the Leon yes,er-
day morning. This is his first visit TO the Capt.
tai. He will return 10 Jacksonville o-night.
PROF j. Parish STEELE, the veteran agricultu-
raj editor of the Mobile Register, spent a few
days at the Capital last week. he is on tour
of Florida and will visit east Florida. go up the
St. Johns cross over TO some Gulf port, and pro-
coed thence to Key West
Mr.. w. 0. Ames, General Freight and Pas
senger agent OF the Florida Central and Western
Railroad, last week visited Pensacola where he
conferred with the managers Of the Pensacola
and Atlantic Railroad. The result of the confer
ence was satisfactory agreement for through
rates for freight and passengers over the two
lines Mr. Ames says the new road is well con-
structed and he was much pleased with Pensa-
cola and her splendid harbor. The train which
brought him back To Tallahassee Friday evening
had on board twelve through passengers from
Pensacola to Jacksonville
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Costs you no more than a poor one, and is
guaranteed not to shed the hristles or money re-
funded, ct RAwLs' As
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JOhn Burkhardt, Tailor.

Respectfully informs the public that he has jus,
received full line of Samples Of all the latest
styles of Foreign and Domestic goods. and
that he is prepared 10 make them up in the
latest fashions c1eap. 45-,f
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Members Of the Legislature who desire to have
their Journals bound before being sent TO them
by the Secretary of State, should leave their or
ders with c. A. BRYAN, in, Binder,
At the FIoRIDrAN Office.
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A party who bough package Of tobacco at
Rawls' Drug store on Saturday found piece Of
money in the bag. Go and try your luck. [45
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Bellies, 100 cents; Fat backs, 100 cents; L. G.
Sides, 100 cents Freight added. g cents per 100
pounds, gross weight The above meats always
on hand by the box, at IA. LeyY,a
A-tf
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May be made into 9, new one with 10cent
package Of Diamond Dyes. at RAwLs'. las
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Prince Alberto ssraD Uses.
And oxford's Spring Styles Of SHOES, At D. B.
Meginniss, Jr q
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Discharge Notice.

ok MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF,
- the undersigned. administrators of tho estate Of
Edward Carmine, deceased, late or Leon county.
State of Florida viii present his naI accounts TO
the Hon. W. T. Byrd, Comfy Judge OF said county,
aud ask for discharge.
A. MOSELEY,
Sheriff aud ex -oficio Administrator.
Febru .ry a. 1883 -6m
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Brunswick Hams. Sugar Cured Shoulders, Beef
Tongues and Breakfast Bacon, at Affords. [45
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A. O. u. W..

~ Garden City Lodge No. I, AN u w;
neets IN the Masonic Hail Oh the eeco1 s2oI iourtn
Redne~dsT uiehte in each monte, 81 ~ o'411k
M HcIETSiSE - H. W.
wv BAKR. Recorder. Etf
n & ELLIOT. F1nancieR. ftA
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.

ADJUTANT-GENERAL'sO OFFICE
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA February 9Th, 1893
g EAI-ED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
- beef for the of the State Asylum al Chatta-
hoochee, will be received at this Office until the
first day Of April, At IL o'clock W., at which time
all proposals received will be opened in public in
the presence of the Board of Commissioners of
State Institutions.
Bids must be for furnishing fresh beef to be de-
lvered Of the Asylum three times in each week for
the space OF twelve months, and must be accom-
panied with good and sufficient bond with two
good sureties subject to approval by the Board,
and be addressed to the undersigned aud marked
" Beef Proposals" Quantity of beef consumed at
the Asylum, about 500 lbs. per week The Board
of Commissioners of State Institutions reese. We the
right TO reject any and all bids @ss.
J. T. YONGE, Adjutant- General
Feb. Is, ISS3-7w
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MeaS' Fine Boots amd Shoes.
Spring styles, at D. B. Meginniss', Jr A,
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Ladies'. Misses 4 Chtldrem's shoes.
All The best styles, at D. B. Meginniss', Jr AS
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+ tt Kxssstise Conmisiss 81 iAs ThomasvIlle,
TallaltAasee md Calf RAIlrosd Company have
callsd meeting Of the direcs4s IL u hid ST
The once q d COMPANY. h ~ city, aesie i.
to-noe1Dx. 8 which meeting the President Hon.
Chak b Adams. Of New York, Hon b. D. Mes
Culioch. Of Wisconsin,, Col. A. r Wright. OF
Thomasville Aad e9hers a16so bc pr1Ient IT,
Board wiIl dirsottAe Chief Rngiaess q procssd
ct once with the location, survey and contracts
fm grading. preparatory to cross-tieing and fron-
Ing the road We think We aan safely predict
that before the assembling Of he. Ieeisla.
tnre WeNal ~ id direct Communicates with she
North md Northwes, ana with the Guif ef Mex
leo BY this road which the wisdom and liberality
Of the present Legislature has secured 10 Middle
Florida
Diamond Dyes.
WIN dye from Two l0ase poanassof sO.,on,
silk or WOODEN goods, for 10 cents. at
40 RAwLs'
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R..,ra of 7smpraturs q. Taaaaasest, Florida,
for the pasf seek. /.
,o,..-,.t,ou. taken BY W. A. RAwts Pm ggist and
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n. o. b. p.

4. o. o. r. ~
~ REGULAR meesings Of LEos L42sE No. 5,
40. "a rve1T Tsssasv Eeetae. at thef Loee Recon- at
o'coeh An BrOtAs" IN e0'15 uIM Rs a. "
". n McIErosz, IN, r s. III.
~ Regular meetings uf AUcHlsS FNcA1r'
- No are held the second and f2nFf A4sdey IRE
go 81 each month"; q their Le1ze Room, ~ O'Clock
an Pnfrsarehs IN good standing Ase = Asteno
JOHN McDOUGALE, C. p.
m McIxrosz. sR serbs.
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All Grades, low down for cash, at Carpenter &
Heads. "A
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A Saaxniacent stock.


Over one hundred varieties of toilet soap, at
- RAwIs'
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The City Erection.

Our annual municipal election came off last
Tuesday. Much interest was manifested in the
contest by the supporters Of the two tickets-the
Citizens Ticket, headed by Mayor Nash, and
the ticket placed in the field by the committee
appointed by the tax payers meeting, headed BY
Capt. Edward Lewis, an ex-Mayor
The following figures are taken from the Off
cial returns: Sf# #&
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Franks. TravelinG Rags, valises.
shswls, Straps, &c, al D. b Meginnss', Jr. I45
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NAIL, TOOTH, AND HAIR
BRUSHES!

FULL SUPPLY OF THE ABOVE INDIs-
PENsABLE ARTICLES,
Just received and for sale st the Drug and Prescrp
tion Store of N. LIVELY