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1'nE genuine sARA1oOA Hon Rock sFRrEC
WATER, for sale by all druggists by the dozen
bclile or gallon. Address all orders TO Tie
High Rock spring Co.. Saratoga SPRING.
NY.
r. shirk and logan & Co., agents al
Wheeling, aud Il X. McConAhey agent 81
Bridgeport. nav.
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tbs oslT ir0n preparation that does not
color tho teeth, aud viii not cause headache
or constipation. as other Iron preparations
will 10 Browns Iron kItttN, raw
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CAylARE is made in Germany from stur.
geons' eggs sent IRON Lake Michigan.
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Contingent rsot ord rs lDusd by the Commissioner
Of TilAdelplR Tl,ttlct during the Ficsl Year
sbrEhniug Jua1 lat, 1881. and ending Way Ght,
,s ~ orpn,ro.
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Tnr Northern Pacific Railroad has 9lO.'
o374 Iquare miles Of land.
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Mr. dEoEoEw. HOloOnu, druEEi,t, 10 and Is,
Congress 'sF'tt, T'oy, n. y, writes April :, 1855
liam constantly Rolling Hunts Remedy for dIs.
eaath Of lhe kidneys, liver. bladder, and urinary
Organs. to my tiade and friends. and and I. gives
Eenet1l atiifae,ion TO all who use IT," jy0NwTAw
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oE0CERtIa
Grnm c0gte-FancT Rio, per ID IoHc: choice do
Ee; phps no. lCc; good Rio. We; oEdiBsEy
RsaIsd 0gft-Eq papss, peglb I4ilowergradss
i1ssJtlJIic IN bulk, I9al41fsc; Java, bulk, sc.
sdeaS-stAnjAid Conlcctloners, 4, perth, sc
MlndAOr A, SAe: Prime A, sAc;. refined yellow
7kGSc; ErAuuiHiOd, 9Ac; powdered, gJtc; crushed
low, lVC; cut Loaf, ID.
STIps-ChOl0S maple. SOc; Cholcs sugar syrup,
t0C; prime sugar syrup, *.
Roe-CAEOlina. 6aicI
Nep 0ritGIs HOIGssos-CholCe, Coo, strictly Prime,
bsc; prime, bScEOo1 Sc.
IeiiI;YOunE ayOn. per ID. giaiOc; guapowder
76c; SouchOnR, 2A6Sc.
GIRdfI Stat. fun weight, lee; EteaiIne, per Aet,
l2!fc; mould, pcE Fst, IlE
bnhd; llGlsc Pr SiLi cCaaIy, lSaiSS PCT SSl,, 1,
IssSs6suiOs navy, .aVa medium s2S; Lima,
we SSS4 r. \ sars-SO. .us., per dozen, 7m
per dozen, q bi l'h'oppAiH per dozen, q ~ Ag0p
50ibs cspleity. q % d y itBtatSSiIy, aS DO 9
Waah b6ardi patent per dozen, d ial2 10
CaHAOt GOOii-Ptc peaches, J Ii 81 co. peaches, .
ID u 70, tomatoes, 10, BAktT, 81 %: lWrrt com
q 0gAt 3; Mlnsl"1 cgfn, 81 IS; Ei1VbaIies, FL,
j. pi4Ss gI5 i Ia,s Selu; Il, 81 . So "
nlttcn, ID NEhi, &c. cove oysters, 10, full
weight Il %; Ntl1G beans, q ID. bSc.
Did tfHttII apples, AicO1, SO !1s dsQuayiers
hS':: e rspbenies sissSS. SIucItSitiSss ' is
6ii-LAid oil. extra wtstpsa strained. sscatl 90
81 SS.09 q = as.' aiAisH OIL winter strained
western and iSysSisc ior Esa YorE. sw:.esfi i SS
Sl7c. accorllng 70 quality, Lim0ufger l2c
a., tsI-Eo. uackersl, e6lA, $40 0f No. redlum
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TnR M iona! Park Hotel will be opened
on the 10 hoi July.
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ISL
Jan. ISM, EuItEer to Pit.sbn'Rh, ...-...... 400
Feb, ga. Ba,sbe " lnhrnIarY. :, ..", 40O
Ann. KlllOlL 10 IVES: A 10 tander...., y
s2-w. y. johnson ~ QrltIOn.....-...... a0l
2-W. HIbOn 10 GrAit1n ...g. .,7, .,,.,'.. a3
Mar 9-ldA N. Ross 10 Cuniber.lud., .....,, go
lid wRth vile aud child to ritts5'h $50
l2-I man, 2 funsIeS& lnhlllrcn. do t9
lS-n. CLARK N ATkaJblT u ....:.-,."-,.. ! -
g.. Bell. wife aud chill ! to ltSllnit0 "
2l-Nn Fetiy and 5ehlldTen lOPAirm'L 1eQ
ApY. 10 - TO HtAhI gtOn ard B y lOI5L lt1
Nay SIM. 10 Ind !mSIy By hacE-...- il0
June 6-NiE Welgh 10 Cleyclt nl ...,,..:.-... 70
~ l8-JSE IsmgugOf 10 Allegheny itI.. 20H
Mn. KIdwell A S Ehi b'n't9 rAIkerSbS 10 0'
IAthGFiuc A'eI - ItiSIu'gb,".. 99
a Stranger 70 ksllasFc--.s,y'w"8,.. 10
go
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CoLoRADo 10 the first six months Of 1883,
produced 22G0i7 tons Of coal and a. 2ls
UnH OF coke,
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TromDA's cigar rrojuct for this year l.
estimated al S9,GO0,OOO.
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LIBERTY.

Poor orders for Liberty Dut.ici, coumencinI June
lst, 1881 and ending June lSt, lSSi.
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~ o.. .'rssrER DISTRICT.

e!,s ,i i,.rct daiini the yeAt ending NAy o.
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+. N. ATKINsoN.
Commissioner until January u, lssa.
GEO. ", WOODS,
Commissioner after January Isl, iSsa.
RIFUIIIE DISTRICT.
r,lerS Issued to tie poor by the Commissioners Of
Richie district Outing the year ending May u,
1883.
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!, Crawford, Chairman Of tho COmmItiee on Poor
House and Fam, reports having paid ioI II nE
rortatlop Tickets In aiding t2e POjr "a follows
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RI HLAND.

orie7 1 s1rd tn the aOiilL Of thl POI: By The
COmull,,ioner OF EIelll4nd Distract dudnS tho
year eudlug May 81, 1885,
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PluLlDgLEltiA, July l0-FIouf dull and IN,
ehlng'd WHEAT weak M, 2 red 70 slsyGloF q %
ii Is; No, rcd July q ~ l2Ii AuIuit 81 i2JtS
w sRpiSmbet O llHAl III October q u
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UTNclNNAtI, %, July l0--DoiIon unrhGn7fd
Flour 10 fair demsnd and unchanged, Wheat Dc
mand tflS ana laattet nrm; No. 2 Fcd winter q Oh
bISh0ll; shipments 100 bushels Com IClroa aud
hm d " pot; blb{o r6ptembsr, 0Ats StsS az q
SIC, Rye quiet and arm 81 bsSSRbtn Polk dul
500 BIlk Ihsah dull and lower; shoulder exc
clear Fib 7SOd B,cOn dull, weak and lower; shatiil
GFS INC; clear rib 1Scs clear pHc wAiikS Gteldj
al q 10. Butter dal and unchanged
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MEDICAL.

Respectfully RnbmlI'cd y s,orr,,
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LIQUOR AZ WESTON.

rhe "RsEistet" Correspond snre A.sfr.
iIeus shown Up.
oCihs Tal,Il1snnry ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-11
PERSONAL

Miss Jennie Sales, departed last
evening for New York, to spend the
summer.
Thos. H. Wilson, cabinetmsker and
upholsterer. All kinds Of furniture
repaired at short notice. 43 j Jefferson. t
luka Springs, delightful health re-
sort, best accommodations. -Four
hours from Memphis. Address
l28 T. P. AYDLErr, Iuks Miss.
DR.. j. W. Gurley has gone to At,
lanta to close up his old business there
and will return in about q month to
this city With the intention of making
it his home.
Captain A. NJ. Miller, of the .. s.
Corps of Engineers, stationed 10 Mem
phis, has been promoted by virtue of
seniority to the rank Of Major, and
has received the congratulations of
many friends, in Memphis and else.
where.
Wolf river runs a sluggish course
for over hundred miles. 1t is uniu-
terrupted by obstacles, not being
damned anywhere except in Memphis
by the citizens who are forced to drink
it To avoid drinking it go to the
Walnut Palace saloon, 81 Beal street,
and enquire what they recommend as
a substitute.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-11
The Safe Blowing AndersOns,

The man shot out at huntsville, on
the Memphis and Charleston railroad
few days since and who gave his
name as Brownlee, has been identi-
fed as Dave Anderson, brother of
George Anderson, his companion at
the time. The latter has since been
captured, one account says at some
point in Alabama and another near
Wsynesboro, Tenn, where he blew
open and robbed safe some time ago.
The wounded man at Burnsville it is
believed will die. He was recognized
by Sheriff X. r. Poe, of Van Buren,
county, Ark, and whose safe was
robbed of $4,000 or more on the 9TH OF
last month. Officers here contem
plated visiting the dying robber with
view of taking a look at him. The
Little Rock Democrat of yesterday
abiding to the gang says:
1t will be remembered that few days
after the robbery at Clinton, Sheriff Poe
came upon the robbers in Faulkner coun-
ty, captured one of them and was close
enough upon George Anderson to get his
hat and pistols The captured Anderson
was sent to jail at Clinton, and Poe and
assistants followed Dave and George An
derson to DeValls Bluff, being within a
half hours ride of them during the entire
pursuit. At DeValls Bluff Poe was acct
IDENTIFY thrown off the track, and arrested
two men who proved to be bad characters
wanted in Tennessee, for which heavy
reward was offered. This delay gave the
Andersons such a start that Poe could not
take up their line of flight again, but sup
posing that they went east, he published
an accurate description of the Andersons
and their eomrade. Monroe, offering a
good reward for their capture, and sent
the same through several Eastern States
Two OF the craftsmen are now taken and
the other is not likely to make his escape.
All three are wanted in our penitentiary
to finish serving terms from which they
have escaped.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-11
CALHOUN.
The Best Chewing Tobacco
in the market, for sale at
FL. E5CH,
2I7 Main, corner Adams.
CAV.HnUTN
The seed Crushers, OounciI

The Seed Crushers' Council.
A number of leading cotton seed
crushers have been here in private
consultation for several days past.
They have not ventilated anything
publicly so far, doubtless because they
thought it none of the public's BUSH
ness. In May last preliminary con-
vention of the same people was held
here, and certain harmonious proceed
ings was given to the newspapers while
the inharmonious part was suppressed.
1t leaked out, however. that there was
split on the main question which
WAS a division of territory for the
mills of each city to purchase raw
seed from. This would be essential
before fixed price for seed could be
agreed upon, as any encrOachments
upon territory where no lines we're
drawn by opposition agents would lead
to sharp competition and .irregularity
in prices. One Of the leading
mills of this city refused
point blank to enter into any arrange.
ment for territorial divide, and few
days after the convention adjourned,
the price of seed was advanced from
$40 to SIG per ton. The crop of last
year, however, was at that time nearly
all in the market, and producers real
lied but little benefit from the ad-
vance. Last moHth another conven.
ton of crushers took place in Chicago,
also with closed doors, and the result
is known only to those who partici-
pated. The action of the parties who
deliberated here has likewise not been
promulgated. Later on, perhaps, if a
fixed price Of cottonseed is announced
the public will find what was the lead /
ing point ofaction. Misunderstood that
several of the delegates to the Conveu-
ton here are directly opposed to any
secrecy at the meetings, claiming that
such course affords ground for unfav.
orable criticism, and that nothing is
said or done at the meetings which
should be withheld from the public.
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Chance for DIstine ion.


The tender solicitude recently man
Tested for alleged cruelty shown in
destroying vagrant and prowling dogs
by strychnine has more than its coun>
terpart in the cruel method practiced
by dogs in slaughteFing sheep. II
Inspector Laue could be induced to
study the philosophy of the subject
and persuade dogs to change their
tactics by cutting a sleeps throat
neatly and sucking the blood as
wolves do, the murdered sheep would
die easy. and if a good sheen he
would thank the INSPECTOR with bis
last breath for the kindly boon. at
present the dogs have a fashion Of
lnavins q feTocious mutton all over
before putting Ii to death. They
should be taught to do it more gently
and Inspector Lane might distinguish
himself by influencing a reformation
in their practice,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-11
LEDGER LINES,


New filters, 0zanne, Denison & Co.
The grand jury was in session to.
day.
Nslte1-2 elevator boys. Claren,
don Hotsl.
Brown l. Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Those fine photos only 80 per dozen
at the Cottage Gallery.
Excursion and hop on the steamer
I. =. Eckert tonight
Shelf weFn books at half price at
Corwin's, 283 Main street.
The moon changes its 6rst quarter
before dawn tomorrow morning.
Pebble spectacles and fine window
shades, at b. WFight's, 365 Main.
The Clarendon Hotel sells Is
meal ticket-ge as you plesse-Eoy So
500 will purchase at the Clarendon
Hotel a l5-peal ticket-go as you
please.
Tae river is falling fast, aud the tor
Of sap6rsrs begin to show their yeiloV
crests
New check books manufactured al
low figures at the LEDGE JOB print
ing Office.
Purchase that 90 as you please |!
mea4 ticket al the Clarendon Hotel
price 500.
The mercury at six s'eloek tn n'
morning marked 100, and the range
yesterday WAS 81 TO S40
The County Co4st is adjourninp
over from day to @sy avgitiug Che re.
port OF certain eom mittees.
To enjoy a nice ride, fresh air and
the beautiful moonlight 20 on the
steam boat excursion tonight.
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ADDITIONAL COTTON

LIYERPooL July II, 400 p.m.-Cot-
ton dull. Uplands, SID; orleans, 55Sd.
Sales to-day, 5000 bales Receipts, 10, 800
bales; American, 10000 Futures opened
fat and closed weak.
NEW YORK, July II, 1890 y, M
Cotton nominal and l-lec cheaper. o..
binary, I S-l6c; Good ordinary, S7-l6c;
low mid6tn& 05sG middling, l6kc; good
a,iddlng, lUHc; middling fair, l1Io,
fair, l2c; Futures are barely steady at
to 7 3 points below last eye4tHgs ci6siaq
NV ORLEANS, july IL, 11:30 am
Cotton dull. Middling, 8 ll-l6c. Sales
to-day, 200 bales. Receipts to-day, 81
bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-11

The oldest newspaper woman in the
country is said to be Mrs. Harriet N.
Prewett, who from 1848 to 1862 was
editor, proprietor, news editor, book
keeper and mailing clerk Of the Yazoo
City miss Wing, aiterward the Ban
ner. At the same time she kept her
own house aud brought up her three
fatberless children. Finally her health
gave way, and for twenty years she has
been helpless invalid. She, however,
continues to exercise her brain BY
composing poems and sketches, and is
fond OF talking Of tho ante bellum
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-11
The EIIfTs al The norhoouo

The cliffs, two brothers, father and
asthoF, are before Justice Esney for
riotoua and mRrdeToVs conduct at a
barbecue, twelve miles north of here
on the 4th inst, The lady and S 4,
nma a we're permitted to 20 last evening
to t appear b wnen , ~.I Will? P 4,
and W. ! EliR reated il ioii last
night. Too much whisky aSsusel q
vicious sentiment in one Of the ElfFss.
~ is often the case with viciously dis.
posed people. and he raised row at
the barbecue which eliminated in a
general row and blood shed.
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An Alleged Horse Thief Ar
rested

Special to the ViOksburg Herald.
RAYMOND, July ga man by the
name OF George Kelly, who afterwards
gave it as Lippincott, was arrested
near here this evening charged with
being horse thief from OsceOla, Ark,
He answers fully to the description
given by the sheriff of that county, but
protects his innocence. His father, he
states, killed man in Pike county,
Illinois, and was forced to run away,
changing his name to Kelly. The
officers arresting him, to. Wit, Kendall,
the marshal, and Casper, deputy sher-
i'll, have reason TO believe that he is
an escaped convict. Until the Osceo-
la officers can be gotten here, he will
be held on the charge of carrying con
cealed weapons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-11
WatermelOns on fee,
Victor ID. Fuchs Market.
30 and Al Jefferson st. l,
The Old Folks.

The Old Folks Society held their
regular meeting on yesterday at the
Office Of Mr.. Ben Richmond, on Mad
iSon street,and sixty,six new members
we're added to their association, while
a number Of other names were laid
over to be considered at the next
meeting. The society is in prosper
Gus condition, and when all Of its
members pass away, new set Of "Old
Folks" will record their virtues aRd
revere their memories.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-11

days OF the South, and the great lead.
ers who then figured in Mississipri
politics. Her cottage home is com
pared with that of Paul H. Hayne.
lnassTuoh as it is empowered in honey.
suckle vines and its walls within are
covered with pictures clipped from the
Illustrated newspapers Of the past Is
years. '' -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-11
CHANCERY NALE OF VALUA.
BILE REAL ESTATE.

On Saturday next, July IA, r. j.
Black, Q. and NJ, will sell at the
Courthouse, by order Of the Obsnoery
Court. twenty valuable lots situated
near the southern boundary of the
city. The lots extend from Walker
avenue to McLemore avenue, and from
Bethel avenue to Orleans street IN
size they average about lao by $50 feet
each Being near the fernando street
car line, and eligibly located for RESI-
idenOes, they offer superior advantages
to parties who wish to buy with the
intention Of building homes. 1l5
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Received to-day, fresh ship
ment of the well known
Plantation Cigar by
II. ESCH,
2I7 Main, corner Adams.
The Sacrifice at risks Still
a Goes on.

Stoves of all kinds, including the Great
Bucks Brilliant, tinware, lamps and
kitchen goods at an enormous sacrifice
Heating stoves at unheard of prices.
These goods must be sold as my time is
required by the stove factory.
l.. TIFF RISK, 800 Main st.
P. S.-Will keep open Saturday until
ppm. ll8
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AmUsEmENTs.
The Rfacar0nians.

The Macaronian Society contem-
plate a summer days festival next
Sunday, and will voyage by the river
on the elegantly appointed excursion
steamer 7. f. Eckert. The pleasure
party will take their departure at an
early hour in the morning while the
air is cool, aud after tripping it up or
down the river an hour or two will HE
to their camp in the outrageous for
ests, there to participate in those fes-
tivities so enjoyable and refreshing to
every maearonian. They have per.
fected all arrangements for a joyous
entertainment, and the convivial
brotherhood are eager for the arrival
OF the time to get under way.
knight Templars Picnic.
A.special train will start at half
past seven in the morning
for Bonds Station, some Is
miles out on the Louisville and Nash
vile railway, where the Knights are
to have their annual picnic or bRrbe-
cue in the woods. The entertainment
is given as compliment to the
Knights by one of their members and
admirers, Mr.. Horsfall, whose attracts
i've farm aud mansion is located near
Bonds Station. After a day OF sntic-
ipated enjoyment the Knights expect
to return home in good time for sleep
and rest.
Moonlight Excursion.
Tonight, starting from the landing
at half past eight o'clock, the steamer
T. +. Eckert will make a moonlight
excursion on the river, ami the voyage
has every promise of being extremely
pleasant, 1t will cost but fifty cents
to each person DESTROYS to participate.
Received to-day, a fresh ship
ment of the well known
Plantation Cigar by
III. ESCH.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-11
Attention, HOusekeepers!

The Tennessee RenOVating
Company make n specially of
cleaning blankets. No soap used.
blankets thoroughly cIeansed
aEa made almost equsl to new.
Blankets called for and de-
IIVered. ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-11
Police News.

Police News.
Ten persons were up before Judge
Hadden this morning, and $23 were
taken in, while 272 days Of work were
charged up. John Hogan. a black,
smith, charged with vagrancy, wal
fined So, which he paid. Thomas
Sweeny, . lsboreT, under the same
charge, being short OF funds, was put
to work on the gang for 20 days
Lizzie Dedrick, for abusive language
and making threats, paid $40
August Hweifel, disorderly and
making an assault, also paid
$40. LiEgie Caldebrand, a plain
drunk, was committed for IL days.
Lem Mathews, for assault with q pis.
toll, was sent to the gang for 20 days
Emma Jerry, for disorderly conduct,
was fined $50, but the entire amount
III! be held up during her good be,
hayiOr. Mrs J. is the lady who an,
peared TO be hunting her tridiug bus.
band on the public Highways with III
svowed intention Of filling him iuli 0.
bullet heles.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-11
CIearInghoase Renort.

LEDGER Book Bindery, 10 Madison
atE,et,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-11

Patronge orlhe Public RsspeetruIly soIIclted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-06

Nr.sr,. uapemAu IL Graham have beer
reuodrIiu., The interior of their store thi,
.nnp ,r,Taratorv urubably. 10 the arriya
81 inv',ires for he Holiday trade; though
wbrn ,nr sprs ihe crowded state of tAeil
sh.lvr, uo.. one wonders where any NOR,
new pooa, can be put.
IIonruau AZ ,,raliau's is prc.cmiueutly tn,
lraLiny iapry hook store of the county
when mother in ;hc county begins to equal
II i, one of The most interesting stores in tn,
comfy i'm many wags, and decidedly the arr
and literary center of the county. The wAli-
arr covered with pictures, and from easel.
/ nic,,ir,., lonl, oar a. one lrOm every corner,
/ the shelves are Oiled with elegant books, and
on shelves and in glass cases, one feasto The
eve on a wealth OF brio Il bra2, beautiful