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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-03
FRANKLIN rNFIRMARY

TO IMPORTERS OF PATENT LEVER WATCH
Is AND MOVEMENTS.
~ SAW EL 4 20. Wholasnlc Patent Lever Watch
Il Manufacturers, Clarence Buildings. North John
street Livcrpoo imio,m the importers OF the above
tcles that their for solely supplying Mcsss
Olcott Hover 4 Co. Of New York, having leased
they nrc open to receive orders for First Quality
Work, the best possible terms.
Patterns forwarded, respectable reference being
given npl II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-03

IS Numlers--l2 Drawn Ballots.
.,pieudii Scheme.
27sl4 Prizes, amounting to Sil5,7gs
Tickets 50 oo-Iialves 81 5o-Quarers IS cts.
Package OF - whole tickets for $7 on, warranted TO
draw at least 1913 co. lack,ges of 25 half tickets for
$T So warranted draw at least SIG so. Package of
IS quarter tickets for SIS IS. warranted 10 draw III,
least SO IS.
For Packages single Ticke,a arnv
May AT Managers Office IL Chartres SITS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-03

Lady .Hontague's Compound Chinese Soap re
onrmen led by the ladies' of Madrid and Charles
ton, indeed ROYALTY, nobility, the PRESS and tn
gigantic balance Of all things. public opinion has
cuio- ,stHSt aud placed the ,ticlcncy of I.ady l..
Monlagm compound Chinese soap beyond
pri"n iLc4 cucr or ring worm, llInplcs on the face
sun hnrtE an, eruption, prtklv heat, and niiecs
uoMs %! " skin, the healing qualities OF this soap
will soohE radica'r. 1t IS recommended rs an
rmornt sl,nving soap or compound for gentle
men, Tor aauniyng thn complexion, removing
irrckles, mud lmpnUlng freshness aud de'icacy 10
,he lompl, Xion. The niist"Hthrr d,sriuctInr OF n
soft and wN'e hnnd, is wlh many object OF
considerable" interest. Exposu'e G! warm climates
the neck ia.r and hands become tanned or hard
tu. d. and til, ninHs OF modern che sry have
been rendered susntvIrr.t not merely The necrs.
,ary every In, OF lat. hut even 10 It's luxutcs
ana rlegnncIeS-
Sold Nho'csn,c AMI retail a, No. 95 Custom,
nous" 81. PrrsYl "l
~ FERN tA\DhsS-'0O boxes .y, RI, Cul,lr,,
~ assorted bianl', for sale by
upl Il BRIDGE " Go l3i Magazine si
~ NE sti>rrttr1 "le,e Tor sale $50 hhls Flour I5U
bids !n4k9r; 50 casks l!ncon SIDES; 80 Gu. Ks
Bn' on shoulders; 10 casks cao,n->ed lIsn..
niull rlInS Is III Lien, u Camp :,
9NlU,tR-;oOJ barrels supcrlno and 300 do fine
Il for sur by DORSEY,
a2e a New l.evcc
NNTIiISKEN-2pO barrels rrcilird, LANDING from
w steamer Empress, for sole by {; DORSEY,
apl 20 1 ssssT s''s1aof'NaS ' = ~ ,.-Trec -
- ~ .--"u il7ftcb rice for sale Inv
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THIS DAY.
Capital Prize, $4,000! Tickets only So 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
CLASS No. 81, Extra. Authorized by the Legislature
of tina State, TO be Drawn This Day, May = 1899
1T half paste o'clock, Mt Bishops Hotel Common st.
S DAVIS a. Co, Managers
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100 900 tickets, at SIS scheme price. 81 500 600.
Selling price $40 per ticket
SYLVESTER & Co., 1856 Broadway, NEW YORI
Sole Agents.
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Resol,t qu' un billet dc ccttc Nlunicipnlii6 a
quatre nois do date, pour dixhut cent CT quatre-
vingt dix neuf piastres 7l-l0G0, soft fourni a Ia
Compagnio de Navigation d'Orleans, pour reage
DIES radeoux de bois descendus sur le Bayou St.
Jean, pour II construction DIES wharfs.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-03

4 Good Idea Property Promulsated.-A autor
appeared in Court in London, about the Goth of last
month"; and was about making knosn the grounds Of
his application, when the judges told him that they had
alreHdy made decision fatal his plea. The s,litor
"Itwas in ali The newspapers sud the Court.
"l'ut de- not the newspapers" said the man.
~ Int is not fault" replied the udgas, You
should See the newspapess, and every oti9x man
That is Il decision au English Court, and sup
pose is operative here well there.-U. s. Gaa
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-03

, ie" uays ago con- observed by its owner to
pe sunk in hole in the field, in the suburban part of
she Ghl OF Cashs from which she could not exricate
rf legs. lie procured the assistance of some friends
"Eo succeeded in clearing the mould from about her.
and relieving the from her situation While Dig
e. the earth with spade, the mouth of cavity was
discovered, which being explored, proved to be be-
tween iorty and fifty feet deep ladder having heen
procured several persons descended and on exploring
the place disco'eNd three alcled passases-ona lead
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FOR NEW YORK.
Holmes Line Of Packets.

Regular Pnckrts--to sail of 18th May.
IL The ronperrd and copper fastened pick.
FIN ship ARKANSAS, y s Dennis. master,
-sG=s~ having part Of her cargo engaged will sail
with prompt despuch. For the balance OF freight or
pnssage having supcrior accommodations with state
rooms, apply TO the captain board, two tiers below
the Vegetable Market, or to A COHEN,
apl 80 No 90 Common st
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FOR NEW YORK.

III The new, ias, sailing Barque CHANTI
,EN CLEER, G Thomas, master, having most q
.tSAAAG. her cargo on board, will have despatch. Fo
balance Of freight passage, having good accommoda
tons, apply to s Il J L WHITNEY,
mi 1
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FOR IIXERpOOI.

"a, The A md very fast sailing ship ISAAC
FIN ALLERTON, Cnpt Torrev will have mme
.AAG d;a,e despatch, having the greater part Of her
cargo engaged. For balance Of freight passage up
ply TO l. II GALE,
NAV " Common st
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W The receipts OF the sale OF the tickets will be de-
posted in the Canal, Union, Canoon, Citizens anc
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans, in the nemes o
the Trustees and the properties transferred the above
mentioned Commissioners, unincumbered, for the sccu
rity Of the fortunate prize holders.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

Fl Tho and fast sailing ship MARY.
i1srHfS> LAND, Cnpt Berry, will have immediate de-
4G.Z spatch For freight of $50 bales, or passage
'ply to l. GALE,
may 81 Common 1t
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FOR SALE-to clio Sc concern.
FL One third of the barque MARINE, now
,IaHM living on the opposite side of the river Said
zAM1E harquc is staunch and we'll found in every
aspect. Applyto BAILEY g. MARCY, or
may2 L II GALE.
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THE MARKETS.
Aa~ r'faiT A--
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, ar

only feet water in the Ohio. and filling fus,
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FOR HAWKE,
To sail on Friday, the 10Th inst positively.
Il The A ] ship REPU BIICAN, Cantan
,EEA Wilson. She can still receive about $50 bales
10y cotton, on freight, & accommodate four more
passengers Apply to the captain on bonrh orto
mav2 PETER IAlDLAW, 66 Ca rp ST
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Rtsolu qu' uu billet do c,ao Munieipali'e
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& uMMER CLOTHING cases, comprising II com
~ plee assortment, landing from ship Columbiana
for snlc by BRIDGE g. Co
mar % l3i Magazine st
EHA-6O chests souchong and pouchonr landing
- from schr Splendid, from Boston, for sale by
<apl7 4 TRlER 81 Gravier IS
SoAP-203 boxes, landing from schr Splendid from
~ Boston, for sale by A TRlER,
ap " ~ Gravier
= TRAW CUTFERS-consrnntly hand ard for
- sale by SHALL e. BROWN
apl II SO Magazine st
DEFINED WHALE OIl.--For sale by
IL all So J WHITNEY, 70 Can p st
"lNE-Sirily Madeira Wine, brnnds of Inghap
w Iizza and Coli in pipes, half pipes, quarter
casks and ocayes, entitled TO debenture, for sale by
apH l BRIDGE g. Co, 1871 Magazine st
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dNENIENT-lIvirnulic and Roman for sale bv
~ mar 81 READ < BAR>rOW, 7 Bank Place
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mode on DIR AWlNf.
100000 tickets, from to uO,'O will lie ull, in ON.
"er and 600 niH, =, th til" blanks, another To-
every number Prize or hlnuk w b" drawn. unt All
tn prizes determined, u'n the balance Of nunI-
bcr> in the wlrc- h!arls.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-03

April 9Th, 1889.
-, No. li174. NJ. Dubose Vs. his Creditors
The ce.sion OF property by The petitioner Is hereby
accepted ny the court for the benefit of his cred-
tors and it is ordered thai meeting of said creditors be
ned at the "i n,, Of Phi ,ocoso, notary public
Ssnay NE Ioll' dsy Of May next, then and there to
meantime all proceeding agains, his property and per-
son are stayed. 1t is further ordered, that Cbas NJ
Curw'ev', Esq. be appointed to represent tho above
Clerks Office, New Orleans, April 81, 1889.
may 3tw ARMAND Pilot, Clerk.
LNTAT DE LA LOUISANE-Cou1 de Pnroisse
~ pour la paroisse vile lie la Nouvele Orleans
Present Honorable Charles Maurain, Jags; ,o,x
No. lI,77l NJ. Dubosc vs. ses Cr6ancers
La cession de Ia propiGte par lie pettonnaire est
accepte par la Cou pour lie btnece de creanciers
ct est ordonne quuno ACKNOWLEDGMENT de dts cream
ciers, enue au bureau de Phi. Lucostc, noaire
pnc, mar lie 20 Mai proclaim, an do dtliberer sur
les alaircs du dit pctitonnaire; pendant &C temps
"utes pourstcs contre la proprete suspendues.
II est plus ordonnG que Charles NJ Carweiyj ESQ.
soft nomnt pour represen'er les dts creancers.
Bureau du CRETE, la Nonvee Orleans, Anvil 81, 1889.
mi 81 ARMAND PIrcT, Greilier.
OAF SUGAR-5N basket S. 4, in store for sale by
- may sHAl.L BROWN, 96 Magazine st
RRAsN,ID5 My invoice Of superior Brandy, vintage
may SO Magazine st
SoAP,2oo boxes Nah ms brand, Tor sale BY -
- may SHALL & BROWN, &c Magazine at
NEW PUBLICATIONS..
SEIR suda. s.. AND AsPAsIA, by Walter Savage
The Gab"e, Mai;er BY Mrs, Gore, au,hoross of the
EJoHNs e. Co,
may cor st Charles n Common s,a
] sale by s N / p WnITEEV w.
may Is Camp at
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TO LIE. /

V>f4h oprctors OF Draws No al and l72
guessed to return their recep for goods received
ny ,laen from the ship Tarolinta lhoul dolav to the
unafLs,sti. PETER LAIDIhW,
up 9s GG Camp st
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change the service Of such constituents. as
Ihave, for any Office i'll the gift of any
President.
All humble as Lam, thanks to the no.
blest constituency that ever man had, am
here as an independent power; am no
mans man: owe allegiance to no man;
have carte blanche from my constituents
to do whatever think for the public ..ood.
Aud I we'll know that as long as | am
faithful in the discharge of my duties; II L
do err--as err must-their kindness will
forgive me. And if, sir, could so far for
ge, what is due to myself, as to debase my
self into party or personal minion and
parasite, | nave 100 much respect for them
10 do it.. No, sir. feel the luxury Of this
freedom TOO much, TO barter it away. 81
would no. nv unhouseG free condition, put
into circumscription aud confne, for the
seas worth" There is bul one authority
on earth to which submit my public con :,
duct, and TO that / bow in willing and
grateful homage, The authority ofmy con-
sltuents, an authority only felt in kind
ness and affection, rs gentle, as soothing
and forgiving as a mother.
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NO. lG.

the second year of their growth 100000
Silk Worms. That it requires from 8 TO
1000 worms to make pound of Silk, say
1000, The produce then would be l5O lbs.
Silk. This in its raw state will readily
sell for $3.50. The expense Of making
the cocoons, reeliug the silk, including in
terest on investment, is estimated not to
exceed SO per pound; this leaves clear
profit of $3.50 per acre. At the Annual
Fair of the American Institute, MIR ].
Danforh addressed ii communication 10
the Committee on Silk, stating an expert
ment which he made last Summer in feed
ing the worms. The experiment was
made in East Hartford, Connecticut. The
eighl of an acre of land, the soil light and
sandy. of quality called good corn land,
was measured of, and set with trees and
roots OF the Morus Mullicaulis Of one years
growth. The whole number was seven
hundred and eighty, one third were two
feet high, one third were one foot stripped
oflheir limbs, and the remainder roois.--
Mr.. Danforh fed from these successive
lots of trees during the Summer, in all &c. &c.
OUO worms. The first Matching was a.
bout the first Of July, and the last had fn-
ished their labors BY the 10Th of Septem-
Der, he male from them 8 bushels ofco-
coons or 95 lbs. They yielded a, the
rate Of 72 lbs per acre, worth at S. per lb.
$3.50. The expense of making it, he
says, is estimated not to exceed two dol
lars per h.; that leaves nett profit of
S2l6 per acre, obtained from small trees
Of the previous seasons growth. Hesays,
of this experiment it may be observed,
that none of the persons who took care
Of the trees, gathered The leaves or fed the
worms, had ever seen a tree or Silk
Worm before; the feeding was only for.
two mouths and ten days, and the crop
was all produced in four months, including
the time Of planting the trees, and that
the product was ten hundred and ninety
skeins Of Silk of forty yards each.
Does The result Of these experiments iu-
dicale that the Silk Culture will provesuffi-
GENTLY profitable to establish it as per-
mauent business in the U. S. or not?
ECONOMIST.
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~ r M S.

The EpGErIELp ADVERTISER is pub
iished every Thursday morning at Three
Dollars per annum, il paid in aduance-
Three Dollars and Fifty Cents if not paid
before the expiration Of Six Months from
the. date of Subscription-and Four Dol
lars if not paid within Twelve Months
Subscribers out of the State are required
to pay in aduance. a.,
No subscription received for less than
one vear, and no paper discontinued until
all arrearages are paid. except at the OPP
ton of the Publisher.
All subscriptions will be continued un-
less otherwise ordered before the explra-
lion Of The year. ~,
ANY person procuring FIVE Subscribers
and becoming responsible for the same'
shall receive the sixth copy gratis.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted at
62A cents per square, (l2 lines, or less, }
for the first insertion, and 433 cts. Tor each
continuance Those published monthly
or ouarterly will be charged 81 per square
for each insertion. Advertisements not
having the number Of insertions marked
ON them, will be coptinued until ordered
out, and charged accordingly.
All communications addressed to the
Editor, post paid, will he promptly and
strictly attended to.
w. F. DURIsoE, Publisher.
Feb 7, 1859
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NEW GOODS.

TEyHE Subscribers nave just received from
z New York general assortment OF
Spring and Summer Goods, of the latest and
most fashionable articles in their line.
They consist in part Of:
Gros d'etats. Thibet, French cloths, Gam.
brouns,
Grass linen and linen drillings, for Sum.
mer Wear,
Cashmere, Challv Vestings, Stocks,
Collars, Bosoms, Gloves, Suspenders,
Fine Hats, and Umbrellas.
They keep constantly OH hand. general
assortment OF MILITARY TRIMMINGS, of
all kinds and they are prepared to execute all
orders with despatch. ,-
They invite their customers, and the public
generally, to call and examine for themselves
HARRINGTON & BRYAN.
EdgeGeId C.. H. April !, 1889 If
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EXAMINATION IN. GRAMMAR, AT a FAsHIoSA-
BILE SEMINARY FOR YoUNG LADIES Pray
Miss, what part of speech is the Parson Of the
parish!
suppose he is conjunction. Madam. &
con;unction, Miss1 What kind of u conjnnc.
ton!
A copnlatiuc conjunction Madam.
Why Il copulatire conjunction?
Because he connects like cases, and like
moods and lenses"
How does lie connect like cases?"
lie unites parties, both of whom are in lorc;
which take to be, that both are in the same
case.
Very well. How does he connect 'iike
moods"
The parties to be united are. suppose, both
in mood to be married, and are thus in '.like
moods"
But how does he connect "like tenses?"
lfboth are desirous, at the time of the cere-
mory, of being Immediately united, as pre-
sumo. is always the case. then both are, at
that lime, in the present tense; and thus he
"connects like lenses"
Does such copulatiye conjunction connect
like genders2
No, Madam, that is not according to the
rules of Cupid's grammar. His rule is that
"cnpuIative conJunctions connect unlike gen.
ders. or rather contrary genders; that is. mas
culine and fenininc-never the neuter,"
Very veil indeed, Miss, your examination
does YOU much credit; you may pass. You
are entitled to the degree Of Baehslorcss Of
Ars. You shall have husband when you
are married.
Thank you, Madam.-Boston Post. :.
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EFFECTS OF DRuNKENNEss.-To all
whom il may concern, these .ts,0 Of the
many vices, diseases and punishments at
tendant on drunkenness. are respectfully
dedicated:
The Yices-Are idIenessf peevishness,
quarrelling, neglect of business, Eing, ,fos-
gerry. gambling theft, obscenity, fraud, ha-
lred Of justice, arson, murder and suicide.
The DiseaSes-Gout, vomiting, bloated-
ness, tremors. indigestion, inaamed eyes,
red nose and face, irritation of the nerves
sore and swelled legs, pain in tho limbs,
burning in the hands and feet, idiotism.
madness. palsey. appoplexy and death.
The Punishments.-Deht, black eyes,
hunger, thirst, rage, house Of correction 6
months, state prison, galIows, and unless
repentance ensues, misery.in world to
come.
These are generally ,heselIects Of tip
pling. Drunkard, beware lest all these
evils befal you speedily. Some oftbem
no duubl you have already experienced.
Let this then prove a caution to you, to
avoid it as you would poison. II.
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New Spring and Summer
GOODSa
YHNHE Subscriber informs his friends and
Il the public generally. that he has just re-
ment of Staple Fancy, Spring and Sum-
mer Goods-among which are,
"a "A 5-4 and IA brown & bleached Shirt.
ings and Sheetlngs,
A handsome assortmentlight cold Prints.
SO pieces light col'rd London do.
French prints and printed Jaconet,
Mourning and half mourning prints and
Muslins,
Super printed Lawns,
A and 6-4 Canbrics and cambrc Muslins,
Swiss and book hiuslins,
Jaconet. plaid and stripe do.
Lyo,lnaise and brocade do.
Ladies' and gents white and black, silk IL. 5.
and kid Gloves,
Cotton and thread do.
Misses black and white nett,
Lace and Gauze do.
A handsome assortment of gauze and satin,
and Mantua Ribbons.
Best Italian servings, black, blue black, and
assorted by the quantity,
Hcm-stitched, and super linen cambria Hkts.
Mems and boys Pongee do.
Ladies' gauze, Hermann, gro-de-nap and sew
ing silk Hkfs.
"A Irish linens and linen lawn,
Plain, inserted and frilled bosoms and linen
collars,
"a and lO-4 table diaper, 3-4 birds eye and
Russia Diaper,
GA "a and l0-4 damask table covers,
French napkins d towels,
French brown and grass Linens.
White and brown linen Drillings
Super rib'd do.
A variety of Cotton do. cold. and striped for
Pants.
Osnaburghs,
Gases of palm leaf and willow Hoods,
English Devon straw Bonnets,
A large assortment Of silk and cotton hose
and half Hose,
81 and A plaid and striped domestic,
Silk, satin, and Marselles Vesting,
Parasols and Umbrellas.
Furniture, dimity and fringe,
Black bombazines and merinos for Goats,
Paris needle workd muslin capes q collars,
French baskets, bleached Russia Sheetings
ANY thing like asseneral enumeration of ar
tcles is impractce8ae; but these in addition to
his former stock, make it sufficiently extensive
and he trusts his prices are sufficiently modor'
ate to be worthy the attention of all who wish
N supply themselves with articles in his line
His former customers and all who bny i'll this
market, will do him, and perhaps themselves
a favor. by examining his assortment before
purchasing. ,o,,, . - ronn
Hamburg. March 13, 1890. 7 If
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

VIM. Brunson, vs.. Foreign IHdcHaocHt.
William Drum, Debt. 49,,
THyHE Plaintiff in this case having, ,on the lith
H of September, filed his declaration IN tile
Clerks Office, and the Defendant having no
wife or attorney known to be in this State, upon
whom copy of the said declaration may be
served: 1t is therefore ordered, that the said De-
fendant do appear and make his defence within
a year and day, from the filing ofthe said dec
laration, or final and absolute Judgment VIII be
awarded to the said Pluintitf.
Clerks Office, Sept ii, 1888 eq 33
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Spring and summer

NLOTHING.-Thc Subscribers have just
Z received handsome and general assort'
ment of goods for Gents Spring and Summer
Goats, Pants, and Vests, which they are pre-
pared to have made up, in the very best style
and on The most reasonable terms.
G. L. g. E. PENN d CO.
March 81, 1889.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-23

ANIMAL FLowER.-The inhabitants Of
St. Lucia have discovered a most singular
plant. In cavern Of that isle, near the
sea, is large basin of water, which is
:brackish, and its bottom composed ofrocks;
from these proceed beautiful flowers of a
bright shining color, aud nearly resembling
our marigolds. These seeming flowers,
on the approach of a hand, retire like the
suudial, out ofsight. Onexaminins theis
substance closely. there appears ia the
middle ofrbe dish, a brown flameesspesem-
bling spiders'less. These leses have PIN
GERS 10 seize their prey, and upon seizing
lii, the yellow petals Immediately close.
The body Of the animal is about the size
of a-rayen's bill.
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Sfg,,Ee & FfsaaCN Goods.

suitable Tor the season. Embracing Almost
every variety of Fancy Goods, that are nsiially
kept in this market Their Goods nave heen
selected with great care, aud they feel conn
dent that they are able to give their customers
satisfaction, with regard to prices and quality
They invite their friends, and customers TO
call and examine their Stock, and buy Goods
at low prices.
They feel thankful for past favors, and hope
10 merit a continuance of public patronage
NICHOLSON g. PRESLEY.
March % 1879 u
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A Little Kingdem.-Ir requires from
fifteen hundred thousand to t,co millions Of
dollars annually. to keep up the govern
mcnl Of the city Of New York;
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New Spring and Ssiniler
GOUDS.
VHvHE Subscribers beg leave TO inform their
customers and the public generally, that
they are receiving and opening . splendid as.
sortlnent Of
Spring and Summer Goods;
Embracing every variety of British. French
and American, Staple and Fancy Goods,
which have been selected with great care. :.
They invite their friends to give them CALL
and they shall have good bargains
G. l.. g. E. PENN q GO.
March 81, 1899