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GEN. RoMuLus M. SAUNDERS.

We have seen notices in many of our ex-
changes, that this gentleman has received the ap-
pointment of Minister TO Spain. We are not in
formed whether this is really so Or not; but this
we undertake TO say, that if the President has Sc.
lected him for the place alluded to, he will find
one of his most popular appointments. The whole
country comedies to Gen. SAUNDERS talents,
consistency as a. politician 6rmness, and stern
adheranee to Democratic principles, and would
receive his appointments as a just appreciation Of
bis well established merits. The honor and the
interests of the country would always be secure
in such hands Washington Constellation.
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TIE PATENT ELEcTRo MAGNETIC RINGs.--
The subscriber having recently arrived in the United
States iEom LONDON has learned with surprise that ig
his Galvanic Rings The genuine require of fluid
to promote their action and are certain cure for all
diseases, such Rheumatism, Gout, Tic Dolo-
reux, Headache, Indigestion, Paralysis, Stiff Joints,
General Debility. and all Nervous Disorders. ssse
Agents wanted in the principal towns of the United
States, to whom liberal deduction will be made for
cash remittances. = .---.-
Amy person remitng ST.. will receive four rings by
mail Gold plated price 81, 81 so and s.. Address
post paid, Prof H. C. CREIGHTON, ~ A74. s-Hi
70 PA Broadway. New York
NV York. Sept II 5e7-tf y
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We are very glad to see ourold hirn1, J. P1NcK-
NEv HENDERSON. formerly of Lincolnton, N C.
is the Democratic candidate for Governor of Tex
as, and has no opposition. He has devoted himself
for years to the cause of Texas, both in the camp
and in the. cabinet, and merits the highest honors
his adopted country can besow upon him.
g.. n,a.a 5fl@H ~ lMcckIenburg .JeferSoaian
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A VOICE FROM NEW york;

q
A very large democratic meeting was held IN
New York City On the night Of the 3oth Octo-
ber at which Resolutions were passed approving
the administration Of President Potk7-expresslng
suspicion and alarm at the interference OF Euro
pean powers with affairs on this continent-sug-
gesting the importance of giving notice at the
next Congress to Great Britain in FsIaton to Ore
gon-den1andihg separation Of Government from
the Banks, and the re-estabIishment of the Inde-
pendent Treasury-and taking such sound view
of the Tariff. question that we quote the Resolu'
ton entire: >. D - s 3 = Il 3 . s> 8
Resolved, That we demand modification Of
the Tariff Of 1912 and in regulating tariff we re-
cognize but one principle-the collection of snffi-
cient revenue to pay the expenses of an economT'
cal administration ofthe government that we are
opposed to nonopolies of all kinds, and amongst
the rest to the tariff monopoly, which enriches the
manufacturing Interests at the expense OF the COM
mercial and agricultural interests; that the great
mass of consumers are compelled, under the pres
ent system, to pay heavy taxes to fill the pockets
of rich capalsts-and that equal and exact JUS
tice demands no Legislation should be had to pro-
tect one class whilst it robs another; that in our
opinion, tariff properly arranged, should impose
the lowest rate of duty on articles of foreign inn
port that will raise the required amount of reVc-
nue." - - ..--..-
This is the true doctrine, and all we need to en-
sure its triumph is energy and union among the
democrats.
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The Washington Union says. we are happy to
announce that Mr. William J. Brown, Repre-
sentative in the last Congress from Indiana, has
been appointed Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral, in place of William Medl, Esq. of Ohio,
now Commissioner of Indian Affairs aE
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-05

Neto Pilot Boat. We saw in the river, the
other day, beautiful new deck Pilot Boat pur-
chased at Norfolk by company of New Inlet
Pilots. She is beautiful model, and will add
much TO tac facilities which our gallant Bar Pilots
already possess. of boarding vessels at sea- There
are now three sea boats owned by the Bar Pilots
The name of this new craft is the g John G.. Cal
houn." May she prove as bold and fearless in
pIoughing the stormy ocean wave, as her great
namesake has ever been. in breasing the turbu-
lent surges of political Strife and may her gallant
crew be as successful The discharge of their Pc
riIous and important duties as their merits de-
serve. 80 '7l.' H.
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Among tie g thousand and one" tales with which
the presses at distance are rife, is a report that
the administration is about to send special agent
to Mexico, to demand the payment of the claims
due to our citizens They who circulate such re-
ports do not reflect upon the position of the United
States in relation to Mexico 5a5@ gaS ta
s'.a Washiingtox Union. O1
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. ATTENTION GUARDS.

PARADE at the Capitol Square on Saturday next at
3o'clock, armed and equipped according 10 law, in
= q -.95.7l5 = ','sa' - T. Il. SNOW, o. s. "
Private meeting the preceding evening al o'clock at
the City Hall 90 ~ Nov, 3, lS45.
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Several friends were conversing> few evenings
since, when the clock struck eleven. s Il is timep
said one, "that honest mcn were a -bed.'G g Tha:
may be" said another" but gon need not be in "a
hurry on that account" ~ e-}asf'-
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FIanncIai FlanneIs!

Rodgers Patent--warranted not to shrink 80 a1ss
English Flannels, very wide and fine. rai'l.-s7saa
A new assortment of Lard Lamps. ie5 ts5
Nov. S. .ls45..-57A 80 b. lat T II. SNOW
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Valuable Land for Sale.

e o @ sale two he diff
Road, and about II miles from RaleIghone tract con-
tanning three hundred and The other one hundred
tracts contiguous 10 each other SO much so as 10 rem
der it easy turn them into enc plantation. This land
of good quality 1t produces corn wheat, cotton,
bacco, &C. and portion of il is very fine meadow,
ground .,f .l-, ~
The land above described will be sold low for Cash.
for good Notes. For further Information apply the
subscriber. w. A. HARRISON. -
Raleigh, Nov. Sd, ls46. a.,qa.,...... <47i:fi.
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Chewing .T0I1acc0.

1fyou want real good plug of Tobacco, call at my
store and give the " Peach Leaf" trial. and you wifi
be convinced of its superiority. ~
Nov. 5, lS45.-57f. p. r. PESCUD. 81
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Desk.

very good second hand Desk may be had very cheap
f application be made soon to -
Nov.5, lS45,-574. fa .qf p, F. PESCUD.
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New Hanorcr Superior Court Our. Superior
Court is now in session, his honor Judge Cald.
we'll presiding We believe there is only one
capital case on the State docket. A woman bv
the name of Lucinda, Burnett. whose committaI
we noticed some weeks ago, will be arragned to
day for the murder of Serena Trader ~ i2=4
This is the first time Judge Caldwell has travel.
led our circuit, and we are much grat6td to hear
the sencomiums which the members of the bal
pronounce1upon the dignity with which he pre-
sides, and upon the untiting industry which he
exhibits in the despatch of business. ~
.r a.. ..f-s e.i Wilmington Journal "
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g#, From the Mecklenburg Jefersonian.
DemOcralic Meeting in Iccklemburg.

According to previous notice, the Democratic
party of Mecklcnburg County assembled in pub
lie meeting insthe Court House, in Charlotte, on
Tuesday, the 28thinstant On motion Of Charles
T. Alexander, Jr. Esq the meeting was organized
by the appointment of Capt. John Walker Chair
man, and Patrick Wilson, Secretary. The pur-
pose for which the meeting had assembled was ex-
planned in a brief manner by J. w. Hampton, on
whose motion COMMITTEE of FIVE was appointed
to prepare Resolutions. The chair appointed j.
w, Hampton, w. NJ. Matthews, VIM. Reid, "A
dam Alexander, Jos. w. Ross, Esqrs, said Com
mltlce, who reported as follows: a@ a
ResolUed. That we approve cordially the propo-
sitlon Of our Democrat friends of Union for State
Convention TO be held at Raleigh. on the the 9Th
of next January, to nomina.ea candidate for Gov
ernor, aud 10 make general organization OF the
party for the next summer campaign.
ResoLred, That the Chairman of this meeting
appoint Ten Delegates, (the Chairman and Sec
retary added to the Ten.,) to represent Meckien-
burg County in the proposed Convention
llsbury, is The first choice oflhis County for Gov
ernof; but should the Convention deem it advsa-
Die 10 nominate some other man, if be is a sound
Democ!at, he shall have our cordial support. -aae
ResoLCed, That we have full confidence ia the
sound Democracy and stern honesty Of President
PoLK, and that to sustain the policy of his admin
lstratIon and redeem North Carolina from the con-
iamInaung influence Of Federalism, we ,exhort our
friends throughout the State to be united ENER-
GETIc, and ORGANIZE
Resolred, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the Jefersonian, with a request
to the Standard, and other Democratic papers of
the State to copy them. -
[The Chair appointed the following gentlemen
Delegates: w, NJ. Matthews, J. B. Kerr, C. T.
Alexander Jr. DIR. A. florence, F. H. Maxwell,
J. w. Hampton, Col. Jno. w. Potts, Saml. Fl. Ell.
liott, DR.. c. J. Fox, Col W. J. Alexander
Sea- =. 7'.l - JOHN WALKER, Chairman.
:. p. J. WILsoN, Secretary. 4 -.
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Wanted.

1000 bushels Flax Seed and 500 lbs. good Bees Wax
for which the highest markeprice will be paid in hs
OF cash if fPrefered. ali 90 taf p. F. PESCUDs
Nov. 5, IS45.-574. 50 a.t nagi< Druggist.
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A late Washington Union very fcelingly an
Rounces the death of Susan Bancroft, aged sil
years, the only child of MIR. Secretary Bancroft.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-05

g The Razor Strop Man" is at present, or aoaS
at Concord, New Hampshire, on the 3Olh ult.
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MOUND, III front of the Standard Office, a common
n iron Key. The Key is small one, and from it's
construction is evidently osome value the loser The
first person that calls and describes it, shall have it
November 5th, 1915. 574.
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1t is amusing to hear Wing leaders and Editors
calling the Democrats LOcofoeOs. They display
their usual courtesy. and their lack of common
ever-whilo at the same time they show the i'm
portance they attach TO names. John Qrincy
Adams once said. in one of his dirty doggereIs
about Thomas Jefferson, ,s'a..sa.' .a..
ttAnd if we cannot alter things, rs.
By Cd we'll charge their names, Sir 20 ,rG
These Whig leaders conscious that they
have nothing in the way of principles 10 recon-
mend them to the people, and hence it is they are
continually crying out ace are Wings and you
are Locofocos!' Shame upon such lulenessl
Shame upon grown men, who take up the chid's
argument-that of calling nick-names!
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DIED.

saa DIED, ae> 'sa.
In Caswell, on the 7th October, DR.. John Me
Alden, aged about 81 years.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-05

~ All the City papers most respeclful
requested to copy. sa 80 1...ssa
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MARRIED.

NV York, Sept II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-14

TEtHN large and commolious iwo story BRICK
4 w LING HOUSE AND LOT, situated on
the wei slIeof COLLEGE Green ,at The head Of College
Street, in his village. The House l. 80 ly 45, wi h
an a-eneui story, wiihkithen and provision cellars,
with "A wing % V 6>, * cnuiug north on IulIcge
Green, with wood and Store ho1.e Glow, and chnm-
hers and Keeping rooms n o,e. \ large and cont
mo hons harm, carriage hol.e, ice house. and other
opt-huuse-, AMI a spacious yarl wet Of the dwelling
hor.e and a good dlralle wei. Of water olihe best
q|uaiiiyin the VILLAGE, aud a brick cis'crn. One and
gtrlen and choice run trees west of The house and
yar1.
The huillings are constructed in modern style, 0
the lest material and workman hip, were erected
hy the ,ubs riicr for ht> own use, and the location
village AMI lake on The We>i, and Is not surpas sed by
any other IN lhis part ol'he country.
Purrhn.ers are invited to call aud examine for
them elve-. Terms made known " the >ul>crii er
on The premises. SAMUEL REED.
Burlington, April -, 1874. 4G If
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MAR WILLIAM STREET..
T FE & BREWSTER give notice to the Dealers
l. in Dry Gool>, that they have removed their
Warehouse tor Prin'ei Calicue,, Exclusively, trvm
Pear, to - Cedar street. BY confnins their al
ien'Ion to Prints only L.. y Il. are ena' lei to exhibit
an assortment far surprising any ever before offered
in Amerita-and 10 sell AT prices a low and General
Nv Lower than hou-e> Whose attention is divided
among a large variety of articles.
The Stock cun>I Is uisEvERAL THOUSANDS OF PAT-
Terms ASD CoLuRiNGs. embracing every variety of
AMERICAN ANT GN PRINT
In mar el-many ,tyles Of which are got up exclu-
-Nely % ihe,r own sale>, and cannot be- had else
where, except IN second hands.
Dealers in Prints will md II for heir iptefes, TO ex-
anime thu Sio,k eiore making their purths ,es-rbev
will hav We he a advantage Il learning The lowest mar,
kei prwes-and comparing all he de~>irallel style, in
market de ly - Il.
Catalogue OF Prices, corrected with evcrT variation
of the Market, are placed in the hands Of savers,
April 8, "A. 40 If
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THE ONLY CURE FOB
CON SU MPTlON
AND
LIVER COMPLAINTS
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

4 WONG the multitude of medicines and 'cure
n ais which are daily palmed oil upon the nn,u>-
ptctine, people so fen get disappointed, that they
hardly know what to / elieve when a really nvalla-
bic medicine j. first introduced into he community.
The medicine which we now bring before the pub
lie is a compound not invented in a day, Ia The ma
turing If years Of rete ton, on all dl,ease> which
nave a tendency toward CoNsuMPTIoS. Complaints
of The longs, chest, and liver, seem TO arl,e from or
vaGial lie climate, most dangerous 10 the invalid, and
tho t If materially veal constitutions.
DIR. larbor's Vegetable LungWcrt
5 Of the mo | eX raurd nary nature IN IL operations
upon the >v,tem. II takes hold of the complaint a
once, anI no matter how long the pulmonary orcon-
>unptive patient has cen II rriIg, II he condiliun
al The lungs j. ,uch H. not to be absolutely iucuralle,
he Lrng,vurl wi Grad cate every symptom OF dr.
ease from the body, restoring one a II were again 10
life. For thu ea~on, people who have pulmonary
complaints should carefully select that remedy al
first which will cure, If here eau be a cnre. The
Lrngworl vii do lhi>, Iihe0llh i To ! c rc>iurei; and
The proprietor hesia'e> not to lay II l. the salts'
meIicine u The worll for those trou' lei wlth COUGH,
aud COLDS, BRONCHITIS, wnooPING COUGH, ASTHMA,
NIGHT swFATs. BLEEnISG Al tut LUNGS, OPPRESSION
on THE CHEST, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, AZTEC
rioSs OF THE LIVER, aud pulmonary complaints OF
every ind.
We have not room to publish the numerous ceriiti-
Gates II cures, Tut all are rclerreI 10 a medical Fam-
nblet 10 lie had qraiis of any 9th. Agents.
c. J. ROOSEVELT, So'e Proprietor,
% lroalvaN, Al any.
For sale BY PECK u SPEAR, Apothecaries
am Druggists, Burlington, VI. ly2l
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III MABMMSHo

THE Silrcrb eis are IN debt, AMI their creditors
L are impatient for their pay. Their means Of
payment are in the hands OF their debtors. They
cannot nay lt lv being paid, and hey mn-t lie paid
To enable Them elves 10 get out ui debt. They are
the more in earnest in con 'eq Ience Of The bu,ines,
pro pecls otthc country growing out OF The election
of Polk and lal a.. For allho lgh they are I|cno-
Gratis dyed IN the wool, they have fears hat the poll.
cy OF The approaching administration may operate
di-a>irol>ly upon thcIr bn mess, AMI they are deter
mined 10 be ont Of debt before he Wing prophecies
of the de>'r lriion of he larii, The ADM SION OF Tex
a., and The bantrmtcy AMI rriu consequent uron
these meas ire hal he We, iiel.
The ii s-riher, therefore give notice 10 all persons
inde'icl ia them, that they mn I be paid by The 18th
dt If January next, or cole ton will e legally en-
forced. JAS. MORSE g. BROTHERS.
b Ellington, De-. 4, 1914. 30
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STOVES.

TNHE su'scrll er Offer al the store recently occupi-
] cllv II. r.. Bostwick & Go. oppo-i e Strongs
& Co, Church Street, n plendid a>>orimen, OF Cook
ing. Parlor, BOX and Alright Stoves. Among winch
are he improved Railway, Victoria, Parlor, Cook,
and he improved YanLee No'ion Cooling Stoves,
winch he will >ell for cash at lower prices than they
have heretofore been o Tered, or will receive in pay
meat produce or good Beech or Maple Wood. AL o,
will he lept on hand RS ia, English. and Canada
lran ,'ove pipe, and all articles wan ed Of Tic. Sheet
Iron and Copper Ware. Libewi,e Cast Iron and
Copper Pumps, Stove Furniture, Lead pipes, Zinc,
&c. &c. l.. ii. POTTER.
burlington 10th Dec. 1874. 2Sm3
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DR.. mANsHML's
INDIAN
klocl, Dlos,pr


THIS Plaster is unrivalel for curing s%croinlu>
i swclling>, sctrvy, sore, lame lack. hrris, pains
in The side, hips or limb, aud seldom fail to give
relief ia ca >eS Of local rhe imatisn. ~lfappliei 10 The
side il will alre many Of the common liver com.
plants, and It l. found to le crinl If moi superior 10
any corn plaster. tor corns on the feet. II lmtneii-
ately applied to a fresh we md It will prevent sore
nes>. an carse it quickly TO heal.-Fimi ie' in the
habit of using this plaster, find tt be ter than any
thing else Tor all purposes for which a plaster or
salve is wan'el. lis virtues have cen wiines,edly
thoi,and> o. re. pectal le individuals in vario Is paris
Of he intel States, who have tested its e,icacy.-
PRICE, 25r,,. per box.
irTS Aany ccrIiicates may he had, showing Its
extraurd mary effect.
Betarc Of CouHtcrfcts:-
All tho e w hing To ~nur'hn'e INC ge'tthc
article of Mar halls PA ter should pnrcliisc maj o.,
viii h II. q Gri ley, Mrlllei urv, W., j. the General
Aren't and no other a. | man fracture pcr~onaiIy the
Paser sold by said GrilIcy. .,,,,,,
certify hat the above article was eNrcilci IN my
pre- ence ~ DR.. Marshall and that hl' Signature
TORtSTAS WOOSTER, fudge.
Middle urv, jan. II, lSij.
Soll VIII lc ale anl rca ly II. &. GrI1ey, gen
cral Agen', Midleiury VI.
V1oiesaie and Pci1I D~vgcis'9, H1rlineton, VI.
Aud Is Druggists generally ia the Unl'el safes
and canada. 3l.lv
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NCN

ENSfI Y NTN,
INliE SUI srril erha~ ~ac'rla> AGENT tor the Tna
> in~inancc Company OF Harifurd Connection for
more than twenty years pat. and continue, 10 insure
again,t losses hy fire, and all kind, ofbui line, and
personal p%roper'v, aud will reeve applicauon> nj
NJ ONE IN u lrling'on, and Immediately issue Police,
Tor that purpose nj a. low rates Of premium, as any
private companv can a lord. The unlouhied re,poa-
slIlIliy OF this Company, insures safety to the in-u-
rel. and their prompt, honorable. m d liberal conr-r
al The adjustment and payment uf losses, will lie at
rested hv all with whom they have had &c aston 10
do hn~iness. WM. A. GRlSWOLD, AGENT.
Burlington, March |, 1874. 4Otf
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New Fall g. Winter Goods.
DANIEL X ESN

New rail- ~ w inter NOOuS.
EESN
XN7OULD respectfully solicit the attention Of per.
w SINS wishing TO pnrrha e Goods to cal and
examine his stock Of NEW GOODS, JUS, received
and receiving from market, of the very richest and
latest styles.
FOR LADIES' DRESSES.
Alpine, French D'Laine,
Alpaca, Leopard do.
liumbazine, A gnan Satin,
Veteran Goth, Cash. D'Ecossc,
NJ. D'Laine, Cameleon Brecadi,
Grape do. Striped Chally,
FOR sIIAwLS.
Thi'et, NJ. D'Laine,
Broche, Satin Strip'd,
Cashmere, Honey Comb,
Strip'd Silk, PLAID Wool,
Also,
Muns and Boas; a good assortment of Ginps,
Fringes, Bigle>, Cut Beads, &c.
N. B.-The sulscri' er has on hand as good an as
surtmeni OF WOOLLEN CLOTHS, a can be loi NJ
n any Store in town, which he will sell as low as
ran Il bought e, ewhcrc of the same quality, no mis-
take. Persons wishing TO purchase Cloths, please
call and examine my stock.
Also, a good assortment Of FAMILY CIRQUE
RIES, Tea, Coffee. Sugar, Molasses, &c.
All of which will be sold nj the lowest rates, for
will MOI e under. old ! v any one Fl know it.
THodoor> south of Howard, Church ST.
Nov. G, 1874. % DANIEL KERN.
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~ "a T-CVT

c,,,r1 =, ,rr
'ou'u ~, 'u' :. --~4- N-e-
e, I. S.SS4
willis, we do not expect to have every t%hins',har is
called for, we would say that our assortment is bet
ter than ever. we have added many new articles new
er be ore kept, and they were bought at low prices
and will he sold decidediy ior, niue lower than ev-
er sold in town.
ILmmTTW :. MT. AG@m@
we wound p!Lici'a,ty msI,e AZ. WHO YlSh 10 my me
very best h,I'nen Mano9nH{ 'ralllel LOOKING elias,
SEES, largo and small sizes with one or iwo plates. I"
TOOK al orr assortment we believe we have the most
eN'en,iS, ana ne r,Ty ,I,'J,s,i name
IRA avn TCIS.
Tea Pots tor a few shillinas. In this line we shall of
fer Tea Pots, Candlesticks, Lamps, Cups, Spool
Stands, Casters and other Britannia Metals Brass
a saving by lookina q ours before 'hey buy.
WT0fH'n@s. Clocks 30 a18@y9NPWo
G,ld and silver WATCHES viii be oflei ed NJ ~
low prices according to pay. Our assortment ofLn-
ules ana uJ!,'sihen ; hn'4S' riis, anu n,ppcms :
VIII ne iouhu very "',IHc-N.' "ii' aug o'"'c n''r'
Je's' OF very pre',Y slYIe'' Also, uar h,aceII's WIN
Brooches for ln1'es 1nd & 1 nlIGT,n' cog T9,mhl,s,
and Krys Of y,rions p1rrrcrnS' A treat variety of
U,' ' ',L.,- II, h,;r md r,in,,,rros '
rms ana Locker, H,s a'' G ~. ,s,'s'"''S'
4 Ab Ding'i.a, lot Of Gi J j. bI H,il p ms, M n'"s'' Bracelets
h,iH rlST, 9G NJ. Had
Ill -, n ill.,, pima. Nd. Sc c,
'r,nn';na Hal and Neck dresses R,o,ct holders d.r
""""' 'I TOJD ~
a lew do@eha NJ """,r,', Nv .e''''
ON or tho yory hos, 81 irromr-," and " Terry and An.
49,, - - - ci.o,s -, Gnas, n q ,taL,,anu 70
drews bfaSS Jocks IN mrs w" nan"91nV "
ses WARRANTED o' 'he nest q''''y "'aue' soiu ny inc
box or Single very 'CW; WIS
GANES.
A new ana splendid !H' oi Inh,s VI az patterns
Cr"'NS, ivory anu ,"Nf' fir,t,, Ih"'h iie'us'
Sword Can : ~ rrr"'e' i1t Sl1c, pv 'he oozei''