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BY GEO. II. BEAMAN

don't you think. Mr. Csudle, you shall ever
have a key l know you. Yes, you'd
DO exactly Ike ina, Preiiymsn, and what
DID be do, last Wednesday, Why, he
lie, himself 10 abou, four IN the morning, add
brough h, home wnh him his 20, companion,
Lesnly, His dear wife woke a, sig, and
Jaw Prcuyman', dirty boots a, her bedside
And here was the wretch, her husband !
Why. he was drinking down stairs ,will.
Jog Yes, worse than a midnight robbcr,
he d taken the keys out Of h's dear w'l,'s
pockeis--ha whs, that poor creature has
TO bear T. and had go, the brandy. 4
rr,rv thing for wife to wax" 90 SIX IN the
morning, and instead Of her husband to see
hs dIry boot,
"Bu, | II not be made your victim, Mr
Caudlc, no, You shall never get n, my
keys. for they shall lie under my pillow
under my own head, Mr. Caudle
You II be ruined but II can help it,
you shall rum nobody bu, yourself
"Oh that INTERCHANGEABLE lob-ac--
co %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01
RUTLAND, THURSDAY, MAY |, 1915

man who, ! may say, lives and moves on
u IN q spilioon. a man who has pipe
ia his mouth q, constant ns hi. from, ietlh
A sor; Of Tavern king, with a 10, OF fools,
like you, 10 lnuch'M what he thinks his
Iokes, and give bin consequence. No,
Mr. Caudle, no j. no use your telling
me TO 60 10 slice p. for | won't 60 to
sleep indeed I'm sure its almost time TO
&c, up hardly know whn's the use Of
coming to bed at all
The Skylnrks, indeed suppose
you'll be buying 'LIuIe Marble and al
your time oflf be trying to sing The
p-ac"cks vii snug nest A pretty naui,
you'll get in the neighborhood And, in II
very lIuls time, nice face you Il have
Your nose IS reddeT already and you W
just one olthc noses that liquor nwnvs 1ics
10. You don't see il, red1 Mo- dare
say not bn, see it; | see gtca, many
things you don't And 20 vou'il 70 on In
lutte time, with your trnody and water
don't tell me that you only take two
small glasses know what mems two
small en.scs ARE In little while You'll
have a face all over rs il it were made oil
red eurrant lam. And | should like tc
know who is to endure you then
Won't, and SO don, think it, Don't com,
10 me
Nice habits men learn at clubs Thei,
Jos kin, hr was deccn, creature once, 6
now I'm told he has more than once boxc,
his wife's ears He's a skylark TOO. Anc
| suppose, some day, you be trying to DO,
my ears7 Don't al,cmp, it, Mr. Caudo
| say don't attempt ii, Yes its alvery vel
for you to soy you don't mean it--.but
only say again, don't attempt it, You,
rue iIull the day Of your death, Mr. Cau
die.
Going and sitting four hours o, ,av
ern Whu, men, unless they he'd thei
wives with them, can find to talk about,
can't think. No good OF course
Eighteen pcncea wcek.-..and drink IN.
brandy and water enough to swim q boat
And smoking like the funnel Of steam
ship And | can't afford myself so much
as piece Of tape. It's brutal, Mr. Caudlc
Its vOve .ve---ry brutal
AMI says note in the MS BY Mr. Ban
dle-.-."Here, thank heaven. yawning, sh,
fell asleep.
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Vol. jl".No. Is,

whole tribe into mourning THIS remark
rhIc sIre, their courage, and their immense
influence, which greatly to their srodn wa,
generally eiei,cd on the aide OF humanity
Their powerful ,nterposnion hsd saved
maby prisoners from The sake, aud had CIV
en- a mllder character 10 the warfare Of ,h,
Indians IN that part Of tho country. A
CHIEF OF the same name was alive IN that
par, OF the county 90 late ss l7G2, but
whether brother or son Of Big Foot. Is
not known. Adam Poe recovered Of hi.
wounds, aud lived many year, after this
memorable conflict, Ia, never fotqo, the
Tremendous thug" which ne sustained In
the arms OF Big Foot
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01

Bun 10 The Iasdn"--On Friday morn
ing last ball wns given 10 the insane m.
mn,es Of the Blncklcy Hospital by the ad.
yico % ihc phVicilus n 'hc .u'u,n'i7n h
wis o''cndrd by al, to patients that were
capabie Of doing 80, and n, we learn went
of with considerable ee.at and enjoyment.
Some olthcm were more or less fantastic
ally slursd, while others were out in their
BIB and ker' md looked like modern
bellies and beaur
Al Grs the majority were rather back
ward to join in the glldy dance, but grad
ualy they flt IN, onA the affair proceeded
quite mcrriIy At one TIM, while prone.
naing, the Band struck ~ Yankee Doc.
die, when as quick as lightning they oil
started olo a dance, which could not b.
stopped until the music ceased PM North
A meIicdH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01

Aeailant wag was lately sitting BY the
side Of bis beloved, and being unable to
think ofany thing else 10 say turned n
her and asked her Why she was like tai.
loT
Il don't know, sad she, with Pou'ing IiP
unless rs because am sIlling BESIDE my
goose.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01

nrA young lady being told that hof
lover &as suddenly killed., sVelSimsd-
oh tsa, ,plcndid gold watch Of his
give me ,hsl-give me something to re-
men,ber him byr-Amist!e simplicity
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01

you are " her company. II had mis-
trusted you were at oil tssicr should have
told you OF this before, hu, ., II iuins out,
Ad,ir you to Let her alone | did no, MAKO
any reply, bot really though, nv COUSIN
the biggest fool IN Chr,scndom He'd sht
NJ, ker, nv company --spi ss,d soft thing,
to mo--and blushed and gVssc,l and s,eh.
ed when popped the question for the fourth
timcf
The next evening called on Ellen =.
gsln--she was alone and seemed twice ss
beautiful ns ever For the fhh tim. len
cred her my hand She came vety near
fsin,ing away, but would NO, answer mc
YES or no WhA, could the matter b,
OF course | attributed the whole TO the OF
s,nacy OF the deacon, he, father -. and be
ing more than halferazv between love for
her and hate for him, II viii be scarcely
wondered nj, 'hn, before leaving, .uggts
ted to her that five couldn't be happy with
his consent, we had n 'pcrIcet right TO pro
ceed whhon, It we con'd lake n ride,
some evening, said | go to the mail tram
ofears AMI 10 Two hours y MN aud wife
When would you ea'i Tor mo 2 she ask
ed
Tomorrow night replied, almost
Wild with dcligh,--'eighl clock
Well said she after short pause will
BE- there
The next evening, at halfpaa seven, tho
village aable keeper drove a carriage TO
my door Just as was stepping into tho
earfmgc, lIuIc boy banded me note.
turned into the house nomsn, TO read ii,
The contents run a',,t this sort
'My dear Mr. s. hove consulted
with my father abou, lrunning away with
with you tonight and he thinks the air is
so damp should certainly take cold lie
suggests tina, i, would answer NIL reasonable
purposes for you to run awav alone. Bui
hope you viii not do this ill you have nc
complshcd The intention you expressed on
your arrival in our village, which was,
believe, before you lch il, to make conquest
OF the heart Of the pret,le,, girl within ten
miles.
Yours as truly rs ever,
Ellen b
mmeda,sl y rccollrc,cd having foolish.
ly expressed this foolish intention day or
too before my arrival in the village, 10 an
old friend who accompanied me there on
business with some other merchants
rccol.trtcd too, TIM, the hnAs, was made
while we were on walk through the vii
lage, that lady WINS close behind US all the
time, and my friend who saw her face,
thought she must be an un angel. She turn.
ed out 10 be the one
Mr. Horse was sen, back to The stable,
and the next morning wns leaving the
beautiful village and the beautiful Ellen,
and my fifteenth cousin and hi, happy fam.
lily, as fast us steam would carry me
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Mrs, Candies Curtain Lectures.
LECTURE II

NE cAUDLr AAD kkEN AT TAvrr<
WIN vRITND
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Trust Sale,

yRY virtue Of Deed Of Trust execute
- to me by David DanneIIy and Jan
Dannelly, WIN West, Martha West, A, M
X Casey, Mary P Casey, on the l4h Of
February 1912, TO secure the payment Of
certain debts therein mentioned. will pro
coed to sell to the highest bidder for cash
at The Town of Salem, Tlppah County Miss
On the 18Th day OF April neat,
certain Negro woman by the name Of
MAMMA, ia satisfaction ofsaid debts spe.
cited in said Deed Of Trust. The ebove
Deed Of Trust is Of record in the County Of
Tppah-The title 10 said negro is believed
70 be good, yet ! shall only convey such
title as is vested in ne by said deed uftrust
D B. WRIGHT, Trustee
Octr.. 4lh lS44-47-6m
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zDIlE COLUMBIAN LADY'S AND GEN
! TLEMAN'S MAGAZINE.-Qn the lst
Jaunary 1874, will be published, the first mum
Der oftie COLUMBIAN LADY'S AND GEN
TLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, edited by JOHN Is'
IVAN. and filed with contributions from the mos.
eminent and accomplished writer's Of the county
The motives which have led to the commence.
ment of this under taking may be briefly stated !.
1t is believed by the proprietor that there is in
the United States an immense provision Of liter.
ary ability for which as yet there is no adequate
encouragement or field Of display; that besides
the numbers Of clever and successful writer
whose productions are weekly, and monthly, and
annually read with delight by thousands, there
maturity of power who have only to appear on
the srage of publication to receive brilliant
award Of fame, and that the powers of those
whose names are already pronounced with res
pect by lips Of wisest censure are capable oil
more and still higher euertions than has yet
been called forth. 1t is believed, too, that the
demand for literary production in this country
especially in the periodical canuel, exceeds the
supply in a very large proportion, and that new
supplies have only to be presented ofthe right
quality and in the way to ensure hearty vel
come and profitable reception. No doubt il
entertained of the American minds ability 70
sustdlu IlscIIs CcituAuiy vi ilsOWu Siouuu - ~
abroad, against all the competition that thu
intellect Of other lands can bring to the encoune
ter and full assurance 10 felt that among the
mi Yions Of American readers there can be and
| q cordial welcome for all that American wri-
tiers can produce of excellent and interesting
rom these preises it 10 undoubtingly Inferred
that there is abunaant room for another Maya
zine, notwithstanding the merit and success o.
those already in beint; that there can be. nc
lack ofability to 6llits pages ncceptably within
the reach Of capital and liberal enterprise; ant
that such periodical will not fail to be greeted
as welcome Waiter by Thousands upon thou
sands who as yet have done little or nothing
oward tae support and developement Of Amer
can periodica literature.
| Another and strong motive has been the 70 2,
ing that Few York, the FIRST city Of the Union
should IS the home Of periodical owning pa
superior iii neither merit nor sucocss.- The O.
lumbian Magazine will be published On 10 Ar
day Of every mouth. Its mechanical aSoaSs
ncnts will comprise the best paper, typ snt
workmanship that money can procure,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

u FILTERS Of ADMINISTRATION having been
"a granted to the undersigned, by the Fro
bate Court Of Tishamingo County Miss'sslpph
Estate Of Wright Bonds. Deceased. Notscs
10 hereby given TO al those having claims =
raiast said Estate, to present them properly
authenticated within the time prescribed By
law, or they will be forever barred.
w. w. BONDS.
January 10Th ls45-9-6t fee ~
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ESTRAY--TIppah County

ESTRAY--TIppah County.
TAKEN up by Harrison Clark, living ID
miles South East Of Ripley, one flea
bitten gray horse, 10 or II years old, la
hands high, racks and trotts; Appraised to
$50. Sept l lth 1874.
N. M, ARMOUR, Ranger
Sept 25th lS44--46
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Notice..

4 T the September Term 1914, ofthe Pro-
- bate Court of Tippah County Mississip'
pi, the undersigned was appointed IA.
Of the Estate Of Benjamin Cook
deceased. Notice is therefore, hereby given
&c all persons having claims against said estate
TO present them within the time limited by law,
or they will be barred.
SAMUEL ALEXANDER.
Adm. Of said Estate
January 4th lS45-7-6w
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POETRY,
ENERGY.

The coil whose rank lusurisnt yields
Dot tbisiIes. ihorns and weeds.
MAY smile. with yellow Ceres crowned,
Should Culture sow the seed
But 'twcfc a waste Of time and toll
TO ill tho Lybian sands;
Here Art and Cul,use both despair,
And Prudence holds her hands.
And thus il is with Mind--her force
And energy misuscd
In iollies, or for purposes
More mischievious abused,
BY friendly counsel, armed with truth,
May be directed right.
But where Ills barren all, and waste,
The case is hopeless quite.
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Notice..

TyHE subscriber has on hand, and for
sale Sugar e. Coffee, Tobacco, Also
a superior LOT Of Tin Ware, all Of
which Willie sold low for cash.
8. RHINE T. Co,
Ripley, April s 1874,
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G A. Hutchinson,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.

" AvlNG permanently located at La
LII mar, Marshall County Miss ten
ders his professional services to tbs
citizens, and surroundingl country. From
long experience and success in practice, he
fla,,ers himself, that he will be enabled to
give general satisfaction 10 oil who may
favor him with call.
Lamar, Mi, August l644
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VERY NAruRAL.-An exchange paper Gays
that on q recent occasion, when q marriage
ceremony was about to be performed in church
in neighboring town and the clergyman des
ired the parties wishing to be married to stand
up, a alarge number Of ladies Immediately
aroee
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Roots and Shoes.

n fresh supply Of Boots Shoes and Brogans
q consisting Of gentlemens sewed and peged
g shoes, peged boots and shoes, ladies and
vouths kip and calf shoes, Of the best quality ,
Tor sale low for cash by ). b. WALKER.
NAV 10th 1874.
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AQuAKER LETTER An English paper gives
the following as letter from Quaker in the
country TO friend IN the city.
Friend John, desire thee to be so kind az to
90 10 one OF those sinful men in the flesh called
an attorney, and let him take out an instrument
with seal fixed thereunto, by means whereof
we may seize on the outward tabernacle OF
Geore Green, and bring him before the la'nbskin
men 1.-THE Judgesl at Westminster, and teach
him 10 do as he would be done by. And SO
rest thy friend in the light. H. =.
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SrANZAS.

The body and the mind, BY links
More firm than man and vile,
For better or for worse are wed,
In bands that last for life.
Like two III coupled hounds, sad
And snsrling pair they start;
Two friends, alas! that cant agree
Two foes, that cannot part!
This would the noblest game pursue,
And curse the lions track;
But this to filth and garbage stoops,
And pulls bis brother back.
Happy, when DO h, precisely matched,
10 courage, speed and breath,
Lies course we'll run. come cheerfulin
Together-at the death!
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lie contributors will Ia sought %, sm... q.
1blesi and most popular writers ID the ra..,,.
snd no Efforts will be- spusvd IN sscuss A.. 80.
iboss ,sess distinguished, such ~ "'""
y Joka l. STEPHENS, =. y Cooper, y q n.,.,x
u w Hsri,~ss, u q Tuoksr,ssn, ] n ChnuaI
y 4 G,at'an, Neal, w q simms. Enss =.
gent, rs fsy, " " 0sIswold, Desr. pMo,,'.
Nsbn smith, Mts Emma 4 EuLns,, Mr. Ar
stephens, Mrs seb~ Smith, Mr. n " Beech, 90 -.
Mrs. Lydia u sisousney, Mrs q w m r.l,a,
Mrs Lydia Jane pierson, Mis. Hanna y S:oais
Nv" " A Dopuy, Mrs Luoy Austen, M,ss sa,al'
!iewett Miss NJ A F.irman, MI. rs Ns,,,"'
Miss Margaret Conc, Miss Marion n Rand, "
Bryant, Padding, N r Wills, Naths.,.i
linw'ho,., u " Lc"e.llow, Q y Holman, W.
Arthur, II y Harrington, II n Weld, ] N..,,
7 Benjamin, Il n Dana, RUFUS Dawes, Il N a."
Mr., Mary Clnvcrs, Mrs Frances sO.rooJ a.,
Ellct, Mrs voIney n Howard, M, Al =
Leon Loud, Mrs A NJ y Amman, Mis- EI;,.
lie, Miss G. NJ scdgwick, Miss Jul;c, m 80.
Mi. Mury Davcnant, Miss Emily Franoi, NJ.
Mecta NJ Duncan, Miss virsinio De Forest. Nj.
A 4 Lindsay, Miss & N Iieleltns.
With many oftbsse nrr,'nye nents have ni,o,.
dy been made, NJ well ms with Others whose :,
utation is sure, though yet TO be established N
The public regard. The proprietor entertu,,,
'nnguine hopes Of accomplishing un obiec, a..
which be looks occasional contributor, s,r,;,.
u li't unexualcd in this country.
In each nuniDer there will be two or no,.
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Chapman, Ingham, Innan, Osgood, &c. enpr,.
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Colored, and occasionally other illustrations. go
that every subscriber will receive In tie course
Of the year at least twenty four elegant produc-
lions Of the graphic art, which could NOT b.
otherwise procured at three or four times the
annual cost of the whole Magazine.
In each number there will also be two pag.s
OF MuIic, original or judicioasiy selected bs
competent professor Of he art. Proper regard
will be paid to the current issues from the book
press not So much however, with a view 10
notice all the volumes that may appear us to the
eK .ression of matured opinions concerning those
which shall be deemed worthy of the public
attention and confidence. The aim of the editor
will be rather to furnish judicous criticisms, on
which readers and purchasers may rely for gui
dance, than to present u mere luudatory Chrvu
icle Of New Publications..
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| one year.
| Address, pos. paid, ISRAEL POST P.hr
81 Bowery, New Cork
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GKOCEI!lES.

IT SHELBY has resumed the Groce>
QU . ry s. Produce business in The House
formerly occupied by J. IL. Kroftt,
on front row, where he would be pleased to
see his old customers and friends.-Hs IN,
tends keeping general stock Of Groceries,
Produce and Liquors, which he will sell
the lowest prices for Cash or Cotton.
Memphis, Sept, 28th l844-6m
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.
A I the September Term 1874. Of the
~ Probate Court Of Tippah County Mis-.
sissippi; Letters Of Administration were
granted TO the undefs;gnsd. on the Estate of
Pascal W.aPalmer, deceased. Notice is
therefore, hereby given to al persons hav'
ing claims against said Estate to present
them within the time limited by Law, or Tho
same will be barred.
Mr.. Jeremiah H. Pickens, is my Agent
as Administrative aforesaid, TO whom claims
may be presented and payments made.
MARTHAr r. PALMER. Adm1
OFF. W. Palmer Decd
Sept, 5th l844-43-6w
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Medical Notice.

- DR JAMES u. ELLIS, res
N pec,iolly tsndsvs hs services 10
tho cu,xens N Ripley, sad vle'n',
- In tho various branches Of INC
XuASiES AFT.
And hopes, By strict attention 10 his profess
sionsl duties, 10 merit q liberal share Of
public patronage
aAriI,s Office is the Same heretofore occu'
p,cd BY Laird, Ellis H. wymun, where he
may al all timer 10 found, unless profess
sionally absent
Octr, 18th, 1912. I--cm.
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Tin Ware.

!, good supply Of tin ware, consisting ofcof'
fee pots, wash and milk pans, strainers
buckets with covers OF various sizes, canult
mouIds, and grid irons for sale by
may, lS44. J.B. WALKER.
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A nome BOOK.

Our object is not only to please, but instruct
the sex. Practical ,steries Of every day life
receipts, and other instructions for the Home
Department. with whatever is novel
and interesting to the sex, will DO found in onr
magazine. Tee popular notices Of our femacl
doofa ,.s N hn ronfiuued
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TALES GF AMERICAN HISTORY.

A prominent feature, in the coming volume
will be stories of American History, founded on
looa, traditions, and embsdying pictures of the
manners of the several periods in our annals
Thxs pleasure and instruction will go hand IL
hand. These stories win be from the pens o
our first writers.
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S, RHINE,

Is now receiving and opening, at his
Old Sland, New and Splendid assort-
mnut Of
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ers do and save the money we pay f,r originsl
articles, but We prefer to encourage our nation.
al writer's, satisfied the public will appreciate
rs. No other two dollar book does this.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-26

AND INFANTS CAPS. new styles.
10 aud consisting OF the fine t and greatest va.
f'e'y ever offered in this city. Please call and
view the assortment, IFS Main street
sep 90 AC M'CAIJAM
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LOOK TO. YOUR INTEREST!
DRY -GOODS CHEAPER THAN ENER

N
JOHNSTON N BERRYlIlLL. have Just receiv-
~ ed n most beautiful and well selected stock of
iancy and staple Dry Goods all OF which they will
sell nj such prices rs cannot fail To please The mos,
econumicol Our stock consists IN part OF tho loot.
ing articles. namely;
FOR LADIES' DRESSES-Niernncs. Alpacas
cashmere DE LANES. Mouslin dc LANES, Fancy and
plain Silks and Saiins BOnbazines. e;inghnms
Colicocs aud Shawls Of every description, price
and quality. Alsp Ladies' Cravais of The latest style
FOR GENTLEMEN-Clulhs. Cassimercs, Sat.
tineis, V"siiuc. IrIsh Linen Shifting. Crnyn,s
Gloves and Collars, lloscy of all kinds; DImcsiics
III accordance. with several cases Of Blankets of all
Sizes Finnncls OF every quality. width and price.
Gents Lambs Wool. Silk and NJ erino Shiris aud
Diawersf Ch,liren's Fine Merino Shirts
TAKE NOTiCE%-We have always on our sec.
ohd hJor tn. largest ard hest selected stock Of
CARPETING
West OF The Mountains, some oi which are Of the
latest importation. We invite the public generally
In give us n call. rs we have not The lcnsl doubt
hui that We can save them the trouble of looking
elewhcre inr Cheap Goods.
BONNETS. BoNNErs Bonne,s; Artificial Flopers
A WORD TO THE HATrERS We have lust
received "A full assortment OF Furs and Trimmings
Fur Glazed and Cloth Cars. by the whoesal lie
"A word To the wise is sufficient Call NJ
JOHNSTON IL BERRYHILL'S
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