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EASTERN CRUELTY.

The notorious De(turdar, son-in-law Of
Mehemet Ali, had den in his garden, in
which he kept lion, which became so tame
that he ran about the grounds at liberty, and
followed his master like dog. But before
he was quite domesticated, and while yet in
confinement, one Of the gardeners assistants
was guilty of some error, of which the super
intendent complained to the Defturdar. In
no case diatory in passing judgment, he
ordered the accused, without going into de-
tails, to be cast into the lions den. This
order was Immediately complied with. The
beast, however. treated the poor condemned
wretch like second Daniel it rot only
did him no harm, but to the establishment
of the beholders, licked his hands. The
gardeners assistant was not the animals at
tendant, but had occasionally thrown some
crumbs of bread in while passing. The
noble animal had not forgotten his kindness.
aud spared his benefactor's life. The
Deiturdar. on hearing this. was by no means
pleased but blood-thirsty as ever, and with
out feeling the slightest appreciation for
this act of generosity, ordered the lion TO
be kept fasting during the whole of the day,
and the delinquent TO remain in confinement;
thinking, in the anger of unsatisfed rage, TO
force the beast TO become the executoner
Of its benefactor But even hunger could
not overcome the magnanimity of the royal
animal, and the poor gardener remained The
whole day unhurt in the den of the lion
In the evening he was liberated, but did not
long escape the vengeance of the tyrant,
who, meeting him one day in the garden,
where he had brushed mp heap of leaves,
accosted him with--"Dog, thou art so bad
that lion will not ca, thee, but now thou hast
made thine own grave" Hereupon he COM
manded him TO carry the dry leaves to an
oven, and then TO creep in himself When
this order was executed, the tyrant had the
leaves lighted, and the poor wretch died I'M
der the most horrid fortunes.
Travels in Kordu fan.
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VOL. X.-NO. 50.

in favor of lair protection TO coarse wool If il
completes with ours.
a 81. On fine wool, 90 per cent. is onlv half
the duty of the Wing Tariff of 1912, and Polk
therefore is for REDUCING the protection on
wool to one half what il now is.
So. He is opposed TO the distribution of the
public lands 10 the States, Vermont inclusive.
SO He Is in fdcor OF getting large slice of
lands for Tennessee while opposed 10 distribu-
ton TO all the States in just proportion.
40. He helped defeat the distribution bill of
1898, and thus helped TO rob Vermont of
more than HALF A MILLION OF DOL
LARS.
al. He has voted against measure to nut
stop to the ACCUSED SLAVE TRADE.
AZ. He IS an enemy u the sacred RIGHT
OF PETITION.
43. As Speaker he enforced the GAG upon
the discussion Of Slavery.
a.. He was the father of the rotten pet bank
system, which exploded in 1887, sweeping
banks and thousands ofpeople into bankruptcy.
supported it,
AZ. March 49, 1928, he voted AGAINST
the bill for the relief of surviving officers of
the revolutionary warl
AZ. March lS, 1880, he voted AGAINST
the revolutionary pension bill
4s. March 10, 1880, he SPOKE and VO-
TED against the same bill?
40. Feb II, 1881, he voted AGAINST the
bill for the relief of revolutionary soldiers!
so. The people of Tennessee have twice vo-
ted him unfit for Governor, after trying him
two years. He was defeated in 1S4l and again
in lS43
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CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
1913
Race
IN


CONSUMPTION Of lhA "oN
VTNHE best medicine known to man ior lnclp-
Il lent Consumption, Asthma oleyery stage i
Bleeding Of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Liver
Complaint, and all diseases of the pulmonary
Organs, may be had of Agents named below.
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION,
compound BaIsamic preparation o. ~" ),
Prunus TirginianG or 'sWild Cherry BARK
combined with the Extract Of Tar, prepared
by new chemical process, approved ana h ,rG-
commended by the most distinguished Phys'-
clans, and universally acknowledged the most
valuable medicine ever discovered.
NO QUACKERYl!l NO DECEPTlo.N.
@All published statements Of cures p .,,not
med by this medicine are, IN ecery iresPeNc',
TRUE. Be careful and get the genuine Ut
WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY" as
spurious limitations are abroad. :,
Orders from any part of the country E shpu,u
be addressed to Isaac Butts, NO. I'D u''oA
street, New York. o
tCPSold in Brattleboro by DUIION @
CLARK, Fayetteville, II. E. Baker, iy%a
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Great Farming on a small scale.-The
annexed account may seem at first flush
to be actually marvellous. 1t is not, how
ever, marvellous or miraculous, but yet ia
all respects admirable, and most worthy of
imitation by those who have the right kind
of good sense to learn the lesson.
There is more information in the follow
ing letter of Mr.. Atkins to the Genesee
Farmer, than we sometimes meet with in
two columns Of essays. A man who can
condense so much in so few lines is capable
of turning every inch of ground to some ac-
count, if he carries out the same degree of
economy in his agricultural operations.
$500. Portsmouth Journal.
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assurance of protection. Whatever pro-
vision you may make for her, do it as on
your own responsibility, and without mem
tionng my name or cooperation
Mr. Stafford passed sleepless night. A
few days before his mind would have been
absorbed by grief for the melancholy fate of
bis early friend now portion of it was
given to care for her daughter
(C0Rciuded neat week)
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-23
From the New Genesee Farmer.

Small Productive Fmm--I raised the
past year, from 80 acres of land. 700 BUSH
els Of pota,ocs, so bushels Of barley, 25
bushels of beets, Is bushels of wheat, 10
bushels of beans, tons Of moved oats, 6
tons of English hay, 10 tons of meadow
hay, 40 bushels of corn, 30 bushels Of car
rots rs chickens and turkeys, and great
variety of garden sauce.
! have killed one hog, weighing 800 lbs,
made 400 lbs of butter, kept three cows,
pair of oxen, three hefers, two steers, eight
sheep, four hogs. have been on the place
but two years, and have laid six acres of
land 10 grass the land clay oam, easy TO
work. ! mix lime with my compost, and
plaster my corn, potatoes and grass. sort
my potatoes before sale. Finally, cook
every thing ] give my hogs, and feed warm
and keep warm. A. T. ATKINS.
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by Mr. Ellsworh's report il appears there were
3I5,o66 lbs silk raised in the country last rear,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09
AHAfH WI BRA.
EDITTVTInN on DDJHISc

L
30 BALL GAME, 81 CTs. EACH PERSON,
ALLEYS LET at so PIAt HOUR.
FNNilE Subscriber, having fully established the AL
III HAMBkA as a place of gentemanly resort, as
sures its patrons that in reducing his prices the same
rules, which have proved satisfactory ALL will be
adhered to, and the strctest order insisted on.
DsOrderly persons, who cannot conform to the rules
of the House, and Boys under age, requested not
to visit the place, as they will not be permitted to
remain.
The subscriber wishes the above distinctly under
Stood that gentlemen may feel assured they can visit
the Ailambra and indulge in quiet amusement and
exercise without the slightest fear of ANNOYANCE.
QLF- Mr.. BRADLEY, my former assistant, having
returned from the North, will have the entire control
of the Saloon department.
{IfsThe ALEXANDRIA SALOON OF REFRESH
MENT, as usual is furnished with all the require euts
of the season, which served up in the best STYLE
n9-lm' AMBROSE BALTIMORE
COTlILION AND MILITARY MUSIC.
NOHN II. RICE would beg leave, most humblv,
81 TO offer his services to the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Baltimore aud elsewhere. 10 ptf forn at
PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENTS,
QUADRILlE PARTIES,
BALLS, sc. &c.
lie ffaers himself that he render general salts
faction TO all who may be kind enough to demand his
services, and he can give the highest recommenda-
tons TO all who may desire ii.
All orders left at my residence, MARION STREET,
No u. near Liberty, or at CENTRAL HALL, corner
of Baltimore and Charles, will be thankfully received
and promptly attended TO.
QI3-All orders complied with at the shortest posi-
BILE notice. Your humble and ob't serv't,
o3oam JOHN T. RICE.
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CIV VAT ASHE WI
AND CALESTHENIC INSTITUTE,

FbR LADIES u GENTLEMEN,
And YOUTH Of both scaeS
No. 8 N. LIBERTY ST, ed door from Baltimore.
RNR. PERRY having received the most liberal
I'VE encouragement of many of best citizens
who have realized the benefits of Gymnastlc exercise
has been induced 10 add to his establishment a com
plete system of CaeShenics for both Mr. Perry
pledges himself to employ every means to make his
Institute worthy the attention of Parents & Guardians.
10 The Ladies Department will he under The i'm
mediate charge of Miss Kennedy of Boston, eff
Gent teacher in the various branches of Caleshenic
exercises.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
We recommend all persons, both Ladies and Con
emen rs they value health, to engage in the above
exercises-Drs. Alexander, Smith, Buckler & Dunbar.
G3- Ladies' hours from IL Am. till 4 PM. Gen
tleinen's from till 10 p. NJ. n27-lm
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ARRIVAL OF MADAME YOUNG.
NyIilS Celebrated PIILDSOPHEEs

IL late from Philadelphia, has the pleasure to an
bounce to the ladies and gentlemen of Baltimore that
fhe has again returned, and can be seen at No. 43
PITT STREET, (south side,) near Exeter, where she
prepared to receive them. She will, by her univer
bally acknowledged skill in Phrenoogy, Physiology
md PholOgy, Inform those who will investigate her
lens, of their leading transactions Of the past, the
xesent, and the future, as if she had known them
Rom birth. She neither wishes to know the name
age, but guarantees that all who visit her will not
;egret it.
S-Price SO cents for gentleman, and rs cents for
' lady, nll-l,n*
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n .hsI hND CLoSlHU SALES OF BOOhS
H AT AUCTION. | will sell THIS and every
Pratt, 23s BALTIMORE STREET the balance Of
that large assortment of BOOKS, las they deeliD
ing business,) consisting of Medical, Theological,
Law, Miscellaneous and school BOOKS; English and
American Annals for 1915; a large assortment OF
Books in rich and elegant binding suitable for Christ
mas and New Years Presents. Also, large assert
ment of Juvenile BOOKS, PAPER, and STATION
cry of all kinds.
QG- The Entire stock will positively be sold, the
premises must be vacated in few DAYS.
diff X. MEACHAM, AuctF.
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Pr TENT
GUlDE TO PENMANSHIP.
4 T NlIED STATES HOTEL,
q WASHINGTON CITY, D. c.


The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling community that the back building
Gently erected and attached to their former large
enlistment, ID now completed and thoroughly furnish
ed 1t contains forty elegant bed chambers, aud
one Of the largest dining rooms south of New York
Having now every facility and convenience that
render an Hotel comfortable, feel great confidence
in ability to give entire satisaCo all who may
patrOnZe [nl9 III TYLER s RIlllu.
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No. 90 FAYETTE STREET.

INSTRUCTORS:
Rev. VIM H. SMITH, A. NJ, Prn of Classical Depatt't
Mr.. WIN. F. PEABODY Principal of Mathematical 60
MIR. l.. NJ. SMITH, Principal of Preparatory
Mr.. c. f. WETMoRE, Instructor in Department of Phi
lOsophy and Rhetoric.
Rev. J. G. NORRIS, DID,, Lecturer on Natural History.
Rev. G. p. KRApTH, A. NJ. " Psychology & Ethics.
Rev. J. Nj. JENNINGS, MD Elemen' y Physiology
Dr. WIN. NJ. KEMP, MD, Prof Elementary Anatomy.
d3-d
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BARGAINS IN MOROCCO, SC.

III b1fI1, NU II THNhISUN 81 NEEI, re-
We specially informs his friends and the public
Generally that he has on hand large and well select
ID stock of Ladies' black and coored MOROCCO,
9th dressed and undresscd Also, large selection
Y Gentlemen's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with general
assortment of Innings, BINDINGS, &c. sc. In
hort, every thing in his line, which he will sell on
easS xable tGlms yOther establishment in the city
b3- Country Dealers will please call and examine
is stock before purchasing elsewhere. MO Imt
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ASSEMBLY, ROOMS.

HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT.
va IL. kEEVIL, II. y. A. has the honor of an
I'VE H0uncing TO the citizens of Baltimore, that he
has been prevailed upon by benevolent association,
to repeat his course of popular Lectures in this city
Three Lectures will he delivered-0n the evenings
of Tuesday the 10Th of Dec.-Wednesday-ihe llth
and Thursday-the 18Th. Comprising the most inter
esting and popular calculations of ASTRONOMY and
POLARIZATION OF I.IGHT-and the grand exhibit
iton of his immense HNDRO-OXYGEN M1CROS.
COPE.
Tho .4STR ONOMTC.4L LECTURES will be H.
Illustrated by the large PLANEFAR IUBI, showing
ut one view the whole of the PLANETS, both Sc
C0NDARY and PRIMARY. Also, movable IN
SHIPMENTS for conveying 10 the mind, in clear
manner, the cause of TIDES, ECLlPSES, &c, with
10000 magnificent objects of the Sideral Heavens
The Lectures on POLARIZED LIGHT will be il
Illustrated by the POLARISCOPE. and collection
Of CRYSTALS worth $4,000, including the Topaz,
the Tourmalne the Diamond, and others, producing
splendid effect on Light aud Color.
The HYDRO OXYGEN MICROSCOPE whose pow
or exceeds SOC, 900 times, will shew animaculae
represented beneathand other objects of natural his
tory. After each Lecture, u DIORAMA of DISSOLV-
ING VIEWS will ~ exhibited by the Rev. VIM. II.
SMITH, of this CITY.
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MIGHT AUCTION SALES. Monday, Wed
~ nesday and Saturday evenings, for the publir
sale of Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods Paintings,
Private Libraries, &C., sc
08- Consignments of articles for positive sales re-
specially solicited, which cash advances will BE-
made when asked.
n6-4taw r. MEACHAM.
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GAMUEL Nj. LAW DER, COLLECTOR, at
- tends promptly to the collection OF all accounts
placed in his hands Residence,
No. l7S E. BALTIMORE STREET,
Six doors East of Eden street.
{I5s REPEREScEs--WilIim Reaney, Esq, Chsrses
den, st. George w. Teackle, ESQ. R25]m-
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= ------------------=--7-.
PRICES REUUCED!

|NHE Subscribers have yet on hand a very large
IL and desirable stock OF English, French aud
american CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and DOE
5KlNs, OF all colors, styles and qualities, Wool Bid,
hdigo Blue, and Drab Beaver and Pilot CLOTHS.
Beautiful Fancy SILKS, all coors; rich FRENCH
~ NJ ERE5; Repp Cashmere Cashmere de Ecosse
ousln de Lanes.
(vs'ollen SHAWLS, and many other seasonabe
hoods, which they determined 10 close out. Per-
ions wishing to Obtain bargains invited to give
hem CALI as the above Goods will be sold at a con
Ederable reduction on former prices
| DORSEY s. NELSON, No. 65 Baltimore st.
| Also, fine super and extra fine Whitney BLANK
IT'S, and low priced Point do, which will be sold
theap. nl4eolm
UDROyVN, PURPLE, GREEN AND SHADED
, VELVET RIBBONS. have just received an
ssorment of the above article, which / will sell
Wholesale or retail, on accommodating terms.
JIM. HAfG, Fringe Factory,
p297 Ia Baltimore suset, doeE above South
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& REG Els rEis,

No. "a HOLIDAY ST. near the City Hall,
respectfully inform THEN friends and the public gen.
rally, that they now prepared to execute all
ers in their line of business the most reasonable
rns, and at the shortest notice.
| N. b. Cash given for Old Copper, Brass and Zinc
MI 4 .eO0mN
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OPEN AT THE EUROPEAN HOUSE.
YENHE Proprietor of the above has, with great ex-
IL pense, fitted up his Billiard Room, as to give
general satisfaction, comfort, and strict attention to
all visitors. He has also, two PARLORS, always
warm and comfortable, for Dinner Supper Parties.
His Resteaurat is supplied with all the deicacles of
the season. fn7-Im] JOSEPH BOIZARD.
HDLAIN mode color French MERINOES aud
II CASHMERES, for Ladies' Walking Dresses
and Cloaks.
Mode colored MARCELINES Just received from
New York, and opened this morning by
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No no Baltimore street,
n23 Between Charles and Lght-sts
UPHOLSTERY$ P.8PER- h.1NGINGS STORE
YHNHEc Subscriber will make Brussels CARPETS
n for 10 cents per yard; Ingram CARPETS for 6!
cents per yard; OIL CLOTHS laid at low prices, ac-
coraing to quality; BEDS, MATTRESSES, CUSH
IONS, and every other description Of work done in
the neatest manner, promptly and low, always fol
cash. on delivery, or when completed.
LOUIS MULLER, Baltimore street,
ns2,J-lmt One door from Charles, mo. 925l
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!

DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
1T REDUCED PRICES.
FHNHE season having far advanced, we shall this
IL day commence selling Off the remainder of our
stock of Fail and Winter Goods, at 30 per ct. less
than they have been sold this season. We assure
customers and the public generally, that are de-
termined to do what promise.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
Our stock of French English and American black,
blue black, invisible green olive, navy blue, daha,
green, drab and mixed Cloths, cannot be surpassed by
any in the city ranging in price from Sl.25 to $500
per yard.
CAssIMERES, plain and fancy styles, from 75c. to
50 per yard "
LADIES' WEAR.
Cashmere Muslin and Grape de Lanes black, blue
black, changeable, figured and striped Alpacas, half
price, reduce stock; blue and black Gro de Swiss
and Lustring Silks; Kid Gloves, a large assortment.
HEAVY WOOLLENS.
Satincts, Kcrscy plaid and tulled Linsrys.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
large lot Of very superior 10, II, 10, 10 and IA
quarter Whitney and Merino Blankets, for 81 and SO
per pair, less than the regular prices also, 500 pairs
Negro Blankets, very cheap.
Always on hand, general assortment of bleached
and brown Musins, Cotton Yarn Penitentiary Plaids
and Linscys at factory prices.
fl3- Just received more of those handsome Cloak
ings, of which we have sold so largely this season.
BEALE II. RICHARDSON x co.
No. l65 Baltimore street,
hpl
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ONE MORE CHANCEl

FHNHE O6AGG otTANG Will be exhibited
u for FEW DAYS MORE at her Room on BAL
TlMORE STREET, opposite the Museum
Hours OF Exhibition Morning, from ill q After
noon, from to 8; Evening, from to O'Clock.
tG5. Admittaace II! cents, without distinction of
age. do If
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Il. MEACHAM.

100, CORNER BALTIMORE & HoLLIpAy-srB.
SCIENTIFIC AND OTHER VALUABLE
y BOOKS, CHARTS, &c. On TUESDAY EVE
MING, lulh inst, at O'clock Louderl's Encyc!ope-
da of Plants, London; J. Mains Veg. Physiology
Lon; Garden and Managerie, illustrated, Lon. fine
plates; Weham's Fossil Vegetables, Lon. A to; Blu
menback'S Natural History Lon; Egyptian Antqui-
ties; Lon; Architecture of Birds; Light and Vision
British Naturalist, Lon; Farmers Register, 1885 to
1871, inclusive; LEAFS Geology; Josephus Lon octave
turkey; great variety of Geological, Hydraulic and
Geographical Charts and Draughts. Also TheTmo-
meters and other instruments, with general assert
ment of miscellaneous BOOKS, worthy of notice.
QI3- Additions received on day of sale, at wbich
time they will be arranged for examination. After
which, our usual assortment of Fancy Goods
d9-2t [A] Il. MEACHAM, Aucpr.
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BEAUTIFUL GOODS ATT COST.
ED COR. HOWARD AND FAYETTE-STS.
large stock of Cashmere D'Ecosse
Rcpp Cashmere; French De LANES, all wool
Superior quality Grape Delaines; Sushans
Paids for boys wear; Alpacas of all colors
Cameleon Brocade; Pompedore Deaine
Grecian Stripes, SC. &c.
Q9-1 above Goods are of the richest styles and
bought low d5-G
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CHEAP FURNISHING WAREHOUSES,

CEEAP FURN lSHlNG WAREHOUSE,
EEOR the especial convenience at HOtJSEKEEP-
n ERS, BOARDING HOUSES, HOTELS, &c
Convinced that such an establishment has long BEEN
needed in Baltimore, we take pleasure in informing
the public that one is now open, where can he Eocn
collection OF the greatest variety Of ew and aseful
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES to be found in the
city Many Of The articles Of entirely new pat
terms, and were never before in this market they
have been selected with great and labor, and viii
be sold at such prices as cannot fail 10 please House
keepers will find it for their interest TO visit this e
adjustment, as they can here obtain almost every
article they want without the trouble of going else
where. We shall sell our goods ut a small advance
and consequently can have hut ONE PRICE. We
are convinced that this is the policy for the buyer
"a well as for the seller For list of goods see the
published catalogue, the occasional Advertisements
in the papers G. e. WETMORE & co,
Howard street.
n9d2m Cd door north Of Baltimore, east side.
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
n HAVE In STORE, a large assortment OF
Il German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every
rival, which fatter myself | can sell on reasona
BILE terms as any other establishment in the country
Also. POR TRAIT FRAMES of various patterns; Win
dow CORNICES, RODS, RINGS, &c. Cali and exa
mine before purchasing elsewhere.
n22 +. s, FRYER, No. N. Cav street.
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BEADS! BEADS! READS.!!

BEADS! BEADS!. READS.!!
IRIS. NICK ERSON, No. Sc HOWARD ST.
Is1 has iust received n large quantity of Jet and
Pound Beads, Bugies, satin and pearl, OF every size
and variety; large quantity of DOLL HEADS with
moving eyes; TOYS of every Descriptions selling OFF
at cost to close the present stock and prepare for
the coming season. Also, large assortment of Hem
ming's best NEEDLES, al cts. per paper. al