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THE well known and celebrated FIRST PREMIUM LA.
i DIES TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT MANUFAC.
TURER to her MSlsty the Queen Of England respectfully
begs leave to TO the Ladies Of New York. that he
opened his splendid new establishment at
No SO CANAL STREET,
lin connection with his othe) with assortment of
TUSCAN STRAW HATS AND FASHIONABLE MIL
similar estab shment in Che city.
The STRAW department conducted, usual by himself
with great attention. and the department
der the Of the and
sian ladies' His PARIS RIBBONS and ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS or the of fashion, and from the
most approved manufacturers on the continent.
lie respectfully invites the ladies' him with call
No so Canal street Broadway and III Division street
Wholesale Warehouse, SO Nassau street. N Y. aIs am
DYING AND BLEACHING ESTABLISHMENTS OF.
- FICES No Barclay street and 4s7Pearl street,.
PIGSOLET, informs his and the public
that he has reduc his prices from
heretofore and prepared to attend orders with
and punctuality. - ~
India Cashmere and Msrino Shaws restored equal 10 new
Moussne de LANES Chali Sc cleaned dressed and fin
ished in the style OF the French manufAe turers. ~
Blond Lace Wells Sea- besshed and dyed to preserve their
Merchans, orders received and attended, to as usual
Orders from the south and adjacent parts executed with de-
spatch and forwarded according TO direction.
l.. r. has added to his establishment newly invented Hat
Pressing Machine. Dealers in tho article San have their hats
pressed liberal Principal Office No. Barclay street
nall lns
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r UNGs, LIVER RAISING BLOOD, ASTHMA, LOSS
- or FLEsp PALrITAdTJQNs GQuSHSt Se i,s Se, n

-
Persons who DR.. TAYLORS BALSAM OF LIVER
WORT for these other complaints; SHOULD endearor TO
consult the original proprietor at 81 Chambers street near
Chatham may occur where simple medicines might
answer, and there Is no charge for africe
Parcels Of farrsgo mixture prepared from bad materials
pretending Basam Of Lysrwort have been thrown
INTO tho market causing loss dealers and INJURY TO the sick
which makes necessary for the proprietor TO
tent aud protect the public against Injury and
position Touch that has not The certificate Of copy,
gh- wrapper and LABEL and the label must be signed
In INV own aud suitable reward will Ne paid tor
such proof will lead TO the conviction Of person who
wort aud il must be fully understood that have connection
with 95 Bowery aud that the individual OF that number "a ne
long authorized my name vcnd medicine. All
ne sons who use the Bllsam of Lverwo by advice tgroi)
OF the shall receive back the they " the
medicine do not afford relief Agents will all at my Once
I'll Chambers street Chatham; TO w. j. Burru o.
~ Gold street Look for the certificate Of copyright the
wrapper my written signature the label and name aud
seal on the cork. - -. -. -
aptl I'm GEO. TAfbOh' M Us ~ ChhhpersHt
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- NEWCASTLE Del, Feb. l4th, 1899
DRLEvIsON-Dear sir,II can never &c grateful enough
- for the cure have received by the Of invaluable
Medicine Hunters Red Drop) was for five months afct
ted with venerea and dnrng that time took many medicines
but would At last physician gave up:
but fortunately day speaking to friend the sub
ect-he told that Hunters Red Drop the only medi
cine that would of which purchased YOU
agent ~ Philadelphia and the result is that am enjoying
perfect health. Now after suffer- long, and finding
last such signal relief from Hunters Red Drop, feel it my
duty to inform the interested where relief may be had
7. b. b.
4 Division. via I'm,
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ASTONISHING RECOVERY

ht' Il '-lNtDIlllNO hEION LII 4.
HAVE been saved fr-m the dark precipice ofan un-Iy
death and from the miseres and satoas
and srorsssd sickness. snd BY ths blessing Of Ged
y9unE Germa, Of the German Dispensary, No iss
dne. my s6 mb S %s o s .ss."1, rS,
,sIr Institution receive the assistance e the Young and
until then neither help nor assistance m, most miserable
suferings-to him, therefore, am Justly bound ever
lasting gratitude to return most lasting and public
applied IN lcr r,erto some ofhe most eminent Of the
air others smpuation Of the limbs In eonss,ssnce &c he ma
81 h.r so;cn upward. or
oD ,f by e n S'slSse o G e aSoys
o9 ny system nes p ss SssIs so9,sd
nah aud back ard have last three months enjoyed N.
suffering humanity ard ads. ~ by The blessing e Of
'od to seek ifn a,T's's's
Witnesses WAT WS k ggTISser, g
ap7im' WIN Y Powers, James Bronpton.
MONEY! MoNEyl WHO WANTS MoNFyI-hnv
wi person ger.ons wishing 70 into respecab essy
he accommodated At No IS Ann street near Nassau Ne%
Yorl, between the hours Of A. NJ. and r. NJ where they
FOR sale prices to suit the times those wishing 70 pur
Country merchants and all strangers are particularly invited
70 cat. As ~ believed they will hadu to be greatly their
The above excellent opportunity for such as wish GOOD
busness, especially those possessing fut little capital
try or Ei %sou woSd s y % s
I'VE Envy. OF TIE wURLDV-Europe and France
have long boate of their black shining boots and have
nr 70 IGvs ,h1t cat vosld scratch q Il own
never ,eos plss, until the sssbrssa wENTw or THIS
maj imported blscus IS sssnogsd since atrodretion to
public notice wsp,v.rts slaehIng = addition to - ggiek
and MAKES lair II boot. Gel to ne what Teir Of IA
Stoves 20 e hnd u Is warspei ps,e, to mould be-
For sale Wholesale a19 Etab e tive rasuc,cy, z Divi
',s = r place ' mel MI %vgIHS r1i'SGi1 co
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ID. A s. T.: T. IL,
HAACkISG.

T EE's, FORMERLY LEE & THOMPsON'sl-The
Il Subscriber would inform his friends aud customers in the
city and throughout the United States that the orisnai or
Gle Is manufactured usual Warehouse at the old stand
No. Broadway As to quality comment Is unnecessary
All orders uunctually attended to. NO
~ u. The genuine article Is signed q Lee. aps I'm
NOFORTEs-Boston Pisnofortes Of celebrated manu-
L facture for sale cheap, for cash or barterhy
maisI i'm. LORING WATSON, 1874 Pearl ct.
CUERRY,s ASTRI NGENr PiLLS-Dr. Cherry's cele
bred Pills for the radical removal OF elects
Seminal Weakness Sc after the failure Of copaibs eubebs
cctions For sale by the following agents-A. b. D.
sands and 100 Fulton street Hart corner Chambers and
Broadway; Broadvay IS Sixth avenue los Sixth ayenus
corner aud Bedford and $50 Bowery; Moss
Grand Cannon 81 Canal street. Chambers and
C,urch. Price. 81 per boz. mai43m
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DWIGHT, DANFORTH & CO,
RROK Frs
CA RI, KING

No. Merchants' Exchange.
Safety Fund, Red Back Eastern Philadelphia and Dalti.
Funds bought and sold the best terms aplI 3m
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- ppoyyN ! cos ONE PRICE, SHORT NAPPFD

n BRowN cos ONE PRICE, SHORT NAPPED
l9A HATS from Moleskn Plush and fine Nuris, which re
lain beautiful ure now offered for sale a. u, low xed
Of Chatham corner OF Mott lrct
where fashion, beauty durability, and Combined
adorn the bead and improve the All sales are Tor cash
winch precuAes the necessity Of charging good customer Toe
losses incurred by the bad We strictly adhere 70 The
price cash system by which enabled to furnish better
hat than any other establishment FOR the same price IN pre-
sentfng these public the propre ors trk they have
comfort 10 tke wsarsr ais-am'
a ECONOMY is WEAL1H-tlegant si!ort nap Mole
- skin Hats low price OF S30s established IN isSs
veathers.
Also article at e. So Tor the price csnnst be exeeed
general assortment of Cars of the latest patterns very cheap
fos 3m+ BROWN, Practical Halter. ti6 Canal ~.
NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMNER BOOTS
= ANp SHOES, fresh from the ranufscturers-l oher
for sale large assortment comprising all the various patterns,
and color called Tor and Ia point bary and
riety, cannot be tXcelled IN the city.
Nktountry merchants and others, who buy 10 sell sgan
vii mod mech TO their advantage 70 call the stock Is all
laid n for cash prices will be accordingly
No old stock Of rubbish 10 offer.
90 Those who cannot attend 70 buying their boots
shoes through the day. viii find ia the
evening" his store e brilliantly LIGHTED with until
o'clock. J. HLTCIlNs. i2O Cha han, street.
aelm' opposite Roosevelt
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THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE ARE NOT TO

L~0n od ACCOMMODATIONS LINE FOR A
6n4 %sBANY AND INTERMEpIATE Ian
9-szExs---2=l NGs-Fare, 81 Forward Deck Passage,
public will prevent the sonopost from charging S. ",
The commodious steamer NAPOLEON. Capt j. w Ha
coz will leave the foot of Robinson next above Barrel
street Saturday a rnoon March 2st at o'clock land
on down the foot Of Iammo
For passage or freight apply on board, or to
JOHN BALLS, l0f Barclay st.
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MORE ASTONISHING CURES,

BY order of the Directors.
ape 3t+ A. Ii. WINSIOW, Reg ster.
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General Harrison possessed the confidence and
appreciation of every President Of the United
States from George Washington down to the
election of General Jackson. y .,,--. =. e
In 1871, when 10 years of age, he was APP
pointed by Washington an ensign in our army.
In 1892, was promoted to the rank of lieuteI-
ant 49, 20 5l.. tTr''sir ri 80 70. sI
In 1875, he was made captain, and placed in
command of Fort Washington l''
In 1897, he was appointed by President Adams,
Secretary of the Northwestern Territory, and
ex officio Lieutenant Governor. s-.. 10 s.,. ,-
In 179S, he was chosen a Delegate to Con
gress. 7nH ~ .0aL A'H -1'ini - a'1i -'s
~ In 1901, he was appointed Governor of Indil
ana and IN the same year, President Jefferson
appointed him sole commissioner for treating
with the Indians " VI. '- ~
In 1903 and 1906, he was re-appointed Cover
nor by President jefferson. r,sr-f .-arzvg -,.
InlSO9, he was appointed by President Madi-
son Governor Of Indiana. ,. ~
:; In 1914, he was appointed by Madison enc of
the commissioners to treat with the Indians, and
in the same year, with his colleagues, Coy.
Shelby and Gen. Cas-, concluded the celebrated
treaty of GreenviIle. ''' i@'
In 1915, he was again appointed such com
missioner, with Gen. Macarthur and Mr. Graz
ham, and negotiated treaty at Detroit. -,
In 1916, he was elected member Of Cen.
gress. -,'a r.A ID '".--f' '1.' ;'''-lt s'.' BE-
:. In January, 1918, he introduced resolution
in homer of Kosciusko, and supported it in one of
the most feeling, and classical, and eloquent
speeches ever delivered in the House OF Repre-
sentatives. - s11-l-T O. st-af- hiH hH-
In 1919, he was elected member Of the Ohio
Senate ....s .--... q, ..,.-. t--,- .I, --f -.
In 1884, he was elected Senator in Congress,
and was appointed in 1925, Chairman of the
Military Committee, in place of Gen. jackson,
who had resigned. .aesH ';a11.! ri
In 1927, he was appointed Minister to. Column
bia, and in 1929 wrote his immortal letter to
Bolivar, the deliverer of South America. e l|
These sir, are some of the public stations
which. General Harrison has filled with so much
honor to his own character and with so great ad-
vantage TO his country. y
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servants,

These gentlemen were alike distinguished for
patriotism, heroism, and all the sterling virtues
One of them, Major Orr, some years after the
termination of the war, had the honor of a seat
on this floor.
But Martin Van Buren's official organ still
vouches that General Harrison is "coicafd" a
S'graraay," and sspetticoot hero"
Major Wilcox, of Pittsburg, has borne wit
ness to the bravery and courage OF Gen. Harri-
son. Gle had been present on the field of battle
when British balls were flying thick around
the head of Harrison, and the old hero never
blanched or quailed in that hour of pcril.v
John ID: Davis, Esq. of Pittsburgh, testifes
that he was an sseYeWitness to the services OF
Gen. Harrison on the field of battle-to his cour-
age, humanity, and devotion to the interests of
the troops during some of the most trying scenes
of the last war, and that his conduct towards
his suffering soldiers was that of father in his
family.o
Mr. John w. Lynch, of Pittsburgh, testifies
esthat on the field of battle and in the army, no
man ever questioned the courage and benevo-
lence of Gen. Harrison"
Major Wilcox, John ID. Davis, Esq and Mr..
Lynch, are brave and patriotic citizens, and had
served in the Northwestern army undef General
Harrison.
Yet Martin Van Buren's ssofiicial organ" de-
nounces Gen. HARRISON as "coward," a "gran-
NY" and epetticoat hero"
Mr. Pollock, Of Muskingum county, Ohio, in
recent debate in the House of Representatives
Of that State, speaking relative to the battle Of
Fort Meigs, said:
81 was in the battle. saw cannon ball
strike within two feet of Gen. Harrison, during
that tight | was there, saw bomb shells and
chain shot flying thick around him. Horses were
shot down under him. saw Gen. Harrison there,
and ne was In the hottest of the fight; and where
balls hew the tlickest, and where steel met steel
the fiercest. there ran xvouId ind Cen Harrison
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+ - .sfr r,oiirat4e NOTICE. 81 wal
n EWIS r, SCOpTI'St INTELLIGENCE

~ OFFICE, aA4'At+-- pa A@it0 s@-~ s~t
Old Establishment No2 West Fsyette street, Basement
story of Barnnms City Hotel, and nearly opposite the
battle Mofiulieht.h a''G -'4r4'HisF As-f'S tsI2
,,-.b-. SHOWS the day and npsy's the hour padsa
Idle times now all over for those who will apply
for situations, Just bring recommendations and you
will certainly find employment. fs1frs9.a an4-sssi
men, 5iabnftrss Clerks, BafkeeBafs characteristics
Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses, Seal e,t see Las
FAMILIES may rely upon getting good servants az
this office. aTa-. nd "a AyaD6lq f8FT0q sdt s9afaTS
INFORMATION on any business given or received,
forwarded far ornear. ''''-' F'71A .'""
HOUSES, dots, farms, s<cnfoy saie;rent or l6assI
CITIZENS, Strangers and Emgrants visiting this ci-
", would do well tolcail at this Office.
LOST, CUILDREN kept at this office until called
for. p,
SBAVEs--Persois having Slaves for life, thai wish
to dispose Of them, either out, the Stafe caHfnd
purchasers for them at this office. -
amy commands will be thankfully received and promf-
ly attended 10, Charges moderate and particularly be
il understood all COMMUNICATIONS through The posi- of
fee Iadst be post paid.fi<8 Gar .1M ms a1tzfS
In order that strangers may be informed as 70 geper
al character of the advertiser, for industry and prompt
attention % lbusrleSsmd general knowedee and expe-
rence he is kindly permitted 70 refer TO- the following
gentlemen ieit " - <t-4-" INT y
80 Reyeriy Johnson, Esq 'uaEB8 nGT .ElE 10 u
Samuel Moale, Esq q y - Er..orsE
10 James M, Buchanan, Esq Bal6mofer h'lefs
lee David Barnum, City Hotels f-flBn sat 10 root
William Freck Port Collector. "a - $780,.
3 III p. c. johnson, ESQ., l1ail9s'et9 Nh % lFstNS
Jacob Boantinghan Esq. New Yorkssst eli Ia
Gen. VIM. Carroll, Tennessee.
Il q Vim, Shields, Esq. Mississippi s-q SAs 10
John X Turall, New Orleans ai.frv 81 1oa.suu
an 20 -A 1s't -@@ ~ = -
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VOL. i.....NO. II.
EVANS PATENT sELF-sHARPENIN
PLOUGHs, HARVEST TOOLS, &C.

" = IS, snbscriberis 1nanufactanng CIR DE
n Vans reverse point or selfsharpening PL OuGHS;
ing act upn the principle Of selEshafbenhe and there
tore economyn Using These plougbs are made in the
jest possible manner and viii be sold on REASONABLE
terms, can be had in this city; together with INV ex
teslye assortment of other make of ploughs and agcu3
tural Implements generally. " .iEtg Fll1sai"7
In store very superior Pennsylvania made Grain Ora
DIES, with Waldron's and Grifin's Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES Of Wadron's, Grfiiins, and Ameri |,
can manufacture; Scythe Snatlles and other Harvest
tools fhres1ing Machines, Horse powers, &c &c.
have also patterns fof, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles, to call and
see my work. fff l sn,t .sriis rfsa ifr ld,dtE4f
All orders will meet with prompt attention IS
ff@4 'I..''A N' 7 J. s EASTMAN,
.-.- SO Pratt ST., between Charles * HanoYeFsk
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IWyHE HLIsIAN. DIATTRAss.. -This,is an ar

.THyHE ELISLAN- DLATTRAsS. gThisis an ar
III tcle which for comfort, durability and eheaPness
challenges all competition, by far the most pleas
ant, ceany and healthy article IN the Bedding line and
the prices when compared with the prices of the Ha
any person wishing them can do so. by application
at the Bedding Mart, N. w. and S, w. corner Of LON
bard and Light streets, where theywiI find the most
extensive assortment in the United Sates, of ready
made Beds. Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses Comforts
Cots, &c &c., all or any of which will be sold very
low for cash on immediate application as ahoyeye
- jena iHtlfH3 fil .iff4rl7if'itt'i LifEts's7AS
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E,IsaING .TAckLIE.s;s.Jagsl received a. a.

ENISHING TACKLE.-Just received an. as.
Il sortnent Of superior TACKLE, consisting of
a,4 and Joint WtAIsKING7 STICK ROBSo sid
8, A and HALE obs H
{ %, q and5 Ash butt FLY RODS ledffa $3.50 ga
,; i %, looS 100 yards SILK HAIR andssEAGRAss
3 SILK, nAtRa hdGR4s LINES, furnished per efos
Common THREAD and COTTON LIN ES, furnish
ed per gros F
ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts o. eiseifin1ass9
Gut, Gimp and Hair SNOODS u s,.ft zysss "a
/ Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by The
1000 or Otherwise as ss4et--6ofigloFsT TfSF'aet
SW1vEI.,S HOOKS, furnished complete ,,-x II
AHSOAA general assortment OF WOODEN WARE,
Twine aud Gordage BRUSH E of all kinds, FOR sassai
very reduced PRICES by DuKEHART eco, 49,
soisd u sdh zf.i between South s. Calvert steefss
Country merchants and Others are invited 40 feAs
Thankful fer past favors they solicit share patron
ageaa ailpsg r. taaiolJ % Il i TiBi stAmof6thg
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FOR SALE 80

FOR SALE - n -.IIrI
OR WILL. BE TRADED FOR ONIIBERAL T ERAIS
n AA ACRES OF LAND, handsomely loca
HUI ted, and suited to an industrious family re
moving West, being short distance from GAINESVILLE,
Ohio on the direct road from Cambridge TO New Com
ers Town. and within six miles of the Ohio Canal the
adjoining property is improved. Forty of the Land
ss on the south side level and excellent for SsS
the plough, the balance is in TIMBER, con - -
ssng of chestnut oak and poplar of large SIZE. There
are springs of fine water and il is believed arge
supply of Coal, on this properly p T" 81
ALSO FOR S-9LE-A VALUABLE FABM,
tanning 800 ACRES, which if desired may be advahta
geousy divided into three convenient Farms, situate
Fayeue County, Indiana. 49,, T
,ls FOWLER * TYSON, hh
Baltimore Real Estate Agency, +
49, South street. /
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ONE DOLLAR REWARD

III QSF on Saturday afternoon in Saraloga between
H-AGreen and Moth streets, Lady's WORK BASK
EFT containing several small articles Of dress such as
two Cambria Handkerchief pair Of white Silk Stock
ings, Collar, thimbIe, Bead Bag, &c., The above
reward will be paid for the same, if left at the Colorado
Bath House, Sa atoga street. --.L 80, .-7rt
lie diff 90. i4 -i''-f' if- \
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STONE WARE. isG4
EHE SUBSCRIBERS have associate

YENHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated them!
u selves in co-parnership for the purpose of manu-
featuring STONE WARE under the firm of BRO
THEREON 4 MORTON, at the old stand Pitt street,
adjoining Hartford Rum. 5iii g. = aisA " ssass''
large supply will be always kept on hand Of a very
superior quality. They will still continue 10 manuiac-
ture the PERCOI ArING FILTERS, so well knswn as
the hest purifiers of water ever invented They hope by
strict attention business 10 merit share ofpubc pa
tronage. i IDlg i. w BROTHERToN, 20
JUSTUS MORTON, tg
Balto july 9Th 1910 diff Tvs
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LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS,
TWNH Subscriber would inform the public that he il
a now prepared toiurnish themwth fresh. GARDEN
SEEDS from Mr.. D. Lambeth, of Philadelphia, his
spring supply having just come TO hand ID r. -L't1
He has also on hand his usual supply of AGRICUI.
TURAL IMPLEMENTS generally. His stock Of Straw
Cutters Plougls, 'Ploigh castings, Com and TebaeO0
Cutvators, plain and expanding, very extensive.
Also; Newly improved HORSE POWER & THRESH
ING MACHINES. the latter with iron and wood cyn
ders, superior Pennsylvania made Grain Cradles; su
beror Trace Chains fron Is to IA links TO the loot
Wheat Fans from 25 to SO each; Corn Planters and
great number of articles too too mention, all
made of the best materials, and the ost Substantial
manner, and will be sold low for cash approved
ceptances III Baltimore. Having Iron Foundry and
extensive Shops and Machinery driven by steam pow
er, he is prepared receive orders fer nanhDei and
other Castings, and for Building, Machines, &c. &c.
30 rle=t irs-laa JONATHAN ST. EASTNfAN,fl
e. r...-.ft o.. .; No. 36 w. Pnp street. Baltimore
Who has alse % bushel Seed Italian pRING WHEAT
inS;Iore for sale 3aG 80 LellogqE ,alqcaI
CAULIS. '' ~
apo llH auH .lJaaY2t R--a5rTo2Gl aJ.ssSE.
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SEIERIFFALPY.

AWEN BOULDIE returns his sincere thanks
" for the liberal support he met with the recent
Canvas, ad informs his friends that he will continue to
be Candidate for the OFFICE OF SHERIFF al the
1aui7yI - zcnzisrc s11r5 ,f-Eeell -oa d3m
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DUKEHART'S VARIETY STORE.

~-,--l o. No, 10lE BATTING ORE STREET.u
(Between S outh and Calvert Streets.
VIZ HERE can be had, on reasonable terms, the
w following Articles ? r-,trt s q % 6a5jirgTsq
Sweeping, Scrubbing, Shoe, Sooth, Weavens and Full
lers BRUSHES. IilE risfo e.n e tli9ei+sA JAZZ
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER, PRINTS, hand
soineIy lettered
Willow basket CARRIAGEs.als5 si5 1ol ,sgssz
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy ball, common Tops,-refH
Baskets, Wastboards towel rollers.
Fishing Hooks and Lines. sis1cTGi syE1J2aI9 SIT
may ,e anu nr f E,Sen So,'es1ers EoiiguI
Nests of sugar Boxes siiI ct niEnc 1acgz aW
Bread Trays. cake boards, and rolling pins 70
Moulfe ms spoons eoiEh q a>ftiTtt7eI "a .sAS
amp Weeks, assoEsed; candle Wick -sto.t AZ
Cane ormetal Stay Reeds and cane, suitable for rec
+ makers be- lHEln h+ 20 fftj bf.a tiiIc Sa9
Plough leading Lines t,~--.,., -.,-r e---rsssees
Parlotir and kitten BELLOWS "A
PatenL Taps; Wool Cards y Vi vino ,sof5hfafta2
WOOlea eassinett and Cotton -.s--.,--6 y, vrsv.g
Hand and hySutfles cabbage Nets, &c
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