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it, and among whom il is highly desirable that It
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From Hon. Ross WILKINS, United States Dis
t'1ct Judge for The District Of Michigan

From Hon. Ross WILKINS, United States Dis.
t'1ct JudgeJ for The District Of Michigan
DETRoIT, Oct 80, 1871,
Mr.. Eacard Bingham; 20.
DEAR SIR-Wlth great pleasure state the fact
of the complete and radical cure of the Fever and
Ague with which my son William was attacked.
oy the use, pursuant to directions, of DR.. Osgood's
Indian Cholagogue. He had as severe an attack
as ever witnessed, and / apprehended Iups
winter of this disease, which vas some yea,s apo
the case when resided at Tecumseh But was
provdentially led to notice your advertisement in
relation to this medicine determined to try il and
the use of one bottle broke the disease, and am
confident has effected radical cure as tyo monhs
have now elapsed without a return of II and M %
son IS in the enjoyment of robust health. II Is an
invaluable medicine AID should be seneroily y u
known Truly, your friend, ">"T
d.. a, Ross WILKINS.
Price Sl,5O. Sold in Cincinnati Ohio, whole.
SAFE and retail by SANFORD & PARK, general
agents .dr the West, at their Western Depot for
'ns sale Of valuable Family Medicines, northeast
corner of Fourth and Walnut streets
And by ]. A. & G. Fl. DAVENPORT, Woods.
field. WELSH g. ARMSTRONG, Beallsyillo
ANSHUTZ, POLLOCK & Co., Sunf:h,
sept 20, l5l5-6mn2S
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August 10, Sl5.

EaOAD NOTICE. is hereby given,
III q that apetition will he presented to ,he Com
ni>souers oi Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
December session, prayln for location o coutl-
ty road to begin at or near the German School
house III Ohio township, thence run ing through
the farms of Samuel Reseker and john Bruny from
thence running through Conrad Bowers firm up
to Fuitons and lnersectiIg the Millers mill road
at or near.the farm Of Henry Mangus
A PETITIONER.
Sept 20, 1915. 2s
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A LEXANDER MASSIE'S ESTA rE.-No-
Ia tice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator
of the estate of Alexander Massie. late OF Monroe
county deceased.
JOSIAH MASSlE. Exr
Sept 27, 1915 20
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EAOAD NOTlCE.-Notice is hereby given
E = that petition will be presented to the COM
mIsioners OF Monroe county, Ohio, at ther De-
cenbrr session, sski for review Of so much Of
the Woodsiield and Marietta road as lies ~ lbe east
haii pf section %, township 5, range I, Ia Elk
township, beginning at sugar tree stump narh
OF the residence Of David Fleming, aud neace
running west of the creek iuleIseCtlDg the Old
survey north OF Vincent Worstel
A PETITIONER.
Annnsi g. 1915. 4w22
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EDoAD NoTICE.-There will be petitions
E q presented to the Legislature of Ohio al their
next session, praying for the location and establish
ment Of a STATE ROAD, Ito be graded at five
degrees,) commencing at Washington, in Guernsey
county, Ohio, thence to Senecavie in said county,
thence to Bonn in Washington county, thence to
Marietta, Washington county. Ohio oct. %
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EDAY uP!!-All persons indebted to the
u subscriber will please call and settle up, as
his accounts must be closed. 8
kE JOSEPH MORRIS.
Sept. 20, Is45. "a
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Albion X. Paris, I'd Comptroller, Treas Dep
VIM. G. Elliott, Principal Clerk, P. o. Dep.
These proofs are of great utility to Pension
ers themselves, as by them in multitude of cases,
their pension may be increased; and rejected cases
obtained
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BOHN ROBiASON'S ESTATE.-N once is
o. hereby give, lilst The subscribers bare hsen
appointed AID qualified - administrators with the
will! annexed G! lie estate Of Juha Robinson. late
of Monroe couity. decreased
ROBERT ROBINSON,
MARGARET ROBINSON,
Nov E, Ie45. Administrators
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Il HDROPOSALS for publishing in the CITY OF
Il Washington, new daily, semi-weekly and
weekly democratic republican paper, to be entitled
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PROBATE NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
NOTlCEi is hereby given to all persons inter.
lV ested that partial and final settlement ac-
counts have been filed in the Office of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, by the follow
ing named Executors and Administrators, to wit:
Henry Johnston Executor of James Johnston, dc'd.
William A. Willard " g John Beard, "
James Smith " % ] NJ Dillon,
Jacob Vernon Administrator of rhos. Gilmore, "
John Griffith - and Armstrong"
Isaac H. Green &C Francis Webb, 90.
Which said accounts are continued until the
spring term Of said court, A, d., 1896 for confir-
nation. VIM. OREY, Clerk.
Nov. 8, 1916.
NOTlCEi is hereby given that the above ac-
lV counts referred TO the undersigned Mas
ter mmissoner and will be by hrm examined at
the Clerks office il Wood-lied, on the 29th, 30th
and 3lst days of December next; the accounts of
Henry Johnston, William A. Willard on the 29th.
James Smith on the 30lh, and the balance of said
accounts on the 3ist Of said month. When and
where all persons interested can attend.
WIN UKEY. Clerk,
Nov. E, 1915. Monroe Com. Pleas.
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THINK ON YOUR PHYSICIAN,

A N EXCELLENT ARTICLE of COFFEE
N just received and for sale by
II all lEtHg j. r. & ]. II. MORRIS.
Oct 4, msa
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From the highly satisfactory TESTIMONIALS given
by many gentlemen Of my acquaintance 10 the
character and qualifications of Mr.. True, have
not the slightest hesitation in recommending him
to all who may desire his service, as fully compe-
tent to give entire sati.actian II in whatever he may
undertake. HORACE STRINGFELLOW,
Rector Trinity Church
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The Daily Evening Mirror is six dcfars per
annum: Two copies will be furnished for ten dol.
lars Address all communications (post paid) to
MORRIS, WILLIS & FULLER,
corner of Ann and Nassau sts., N. Y.
August %, 1915.
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Would respectfully refer to the undersigned:
Hon. w P. Mangum, President U s. Senate.
Jno. w. Jones, Speaker II. of Reps.
NJ B. Lamar, Elk President of Texas.
Levi Woodbury., U. s. Senate.
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Lard, prime leaf 10 5a07
No 2 5aGJ3-4
Bread, pilot bbl 2 25a
Crackers ID 4aO5
Butter, bbis o. kg ID 10
in market fresh ISa25
Cheese w r casks 4a05
boxes 6a6 II
Beans, bu
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Having had much acquaintance with Mr.. True
have the same good opinion as expressed by the
Hon. Mr.. Cuisine, and the same desire, SC, as
he is worthy.
Hon, A. PLUMMER, M. C.
Washington, D c., August 30, 1912.
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take pleasure in stating that Mr.. Lonng B.
True, of the State of Maine, is graduate of Bow
doin College, the highest literary institution of the
State, and among the foremost in New England;
that he is gentleman good moral character and
worth. | doubt not he will give full satisfaction
wherever he may he employed.
GEORGE EVANS, U. s. Senate.
August 2, l84l.
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Washington, July Is. 1912.

My acquaintance with Mr.. Loring B True has
been such as to induce very favorable opinion to
his worth He is gentleman Of fine requirements
amable in hls feelings, aud exemplary in his con-
duct. 1t would afford me great qualification, in-
deed TO see hin placed in situation which would
enable him to render that usefulness TO the public
which his requirements and vIrtuous feelings have
fitted him to accomplish.
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CLAI | VI S

Before Congress, or Executive Departments, tt
receipt of Arrears Of Military Pay, Indemnites 70
French SpoliatioIs, prior to 1900, sc &C., ant
Contracts, &c. sc.
JrIrRATC pEgCON Nr8RTE
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ENERAL AGENT FOR PROSECUTING
w CLAIMS, Of eUery description, and trans
acting all business requiring The air # an .4genst
or dttoyAey al TFtfSHLYGTONC CRY.
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THE MARKE rs.
CORRECTED WEEKLY. 4
CINCINNATI
CNCWNATL.
LIQUORS..


Brandy,
Cogniac, gal ] 50a2 20
Seignette's 2 40a2 so
Gin, Holland l 25al so
Whiskey I72-3als
Wines, Port 70a4 90
Champ que has. $I2aI6
LIVE STOCK.
Beef Cattle, lb 4 00a4 25
Sheep. each 62al II
Cows & calves $l0a25
PROVISIONS
Rect Niece hhl q kO,1
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MUSIC.
LADY wishes 70 devote her time to the instruction Of
system which has been introduced this
tIy it has been greatly approved Of in Europe being the
shortest and easiest method Of bringing the pupil
addressed X at the Office Of this paper shall be attended
to. s26 lmrrc
THERE CAN BE NO TEACHING WITHOUT
A MASTER.
French Language, at the easiest learned and
p Kowaewsk the oral approved system adapting
his lessons the capacity Of his pupils in
of time He has been horored with pupils from the families
Of the following distinguished gentlemen, whom he
refer
Hon. Henry Clay, Hon. Caleb Cushing
Hon. Thos. n. Benton, Hon. Levi Woodbury..
and others.
Gemar and French taught Terms moderate. Apply at No
$40 Broadway. p. KOWALEWSKl.
M IrnFr
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Died.
ELIZA SARAH, wife of Robert RAFT

Died.
On the 18th instant, ELIZA SARAn wife of Robert RAFT
in the 33rd year Of her age.
The friends and relatives of the family are respectful
ly invited to attend her funer Monday afternoon Mt
2ocock fom her late residence, l8l Chambers street
On sunday morning. llth instant, MATTHEW C. DAILY,
aged II ears and months.
HIS relatives and friends also those Of the family are
iespeciuy invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dsce Of his father, (uatthew Day) S2l Grand street.
his afternoon, at hslfpast3 o'clock
On the 2srd August, JOIN JOEL Milo, cook of the
schooner Eagle while going into the port Of Baracoa.
On the 18Th September, In Hsracoa OLIysn JoHSsoH,
Of Brooklyn l., ~ mate of ssheeRss Esgls,
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AUCTION NOTICES.

DUTCH BULBOUs ROOTS AT AUCTION.
LIE, will sell Tu, sday morning. at II O'Clock, at
z9 Broadway few Dutch Buhous Roots just
cen-d from the house Of Van Waveren Sous FLORISTS
hirgon Harlem in Holland consisting iety
OF FL Roots sold the
which roots splendid than any others to
this country o,3 2t-m
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WANTED

WANTED.
can alway, be supplied with faithful competent
and country the well established Agency Office for domes
tics 224 Grand street. the Bowey where
used TO procure the best help 1T. WATTS.
NBGood and faithful domestics have excellent places
this office. lm*rc
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RALEIGH AND GASTON RAILROAD
a
FO X s ALE.

ONMoND AZ, he 2sth day Of December BY virtue
g Il sS$ s1S 81 %ss
70 asaa: certain Liabilities for said Com
s opss sS
Of the Raleigh Gstoa Railroad Company aforesad $50
!s ' %ss
es "
W Sd s u WIN al
Cars, Sc Also, the stock Of Iron, Lumber, and FIRE
W WSS wsf 1 A be hand 3D. And all other S
aud on the same From the nature of the
purchasers by the of the Decree, and of
ss Scdy y % lSn to and % @
and will acquire all the franchise, privileges rights and
e s. o @ sad ws s %
the kind the Company and be found
s.s: Ss: ts
The whole purchase money bear interest," of
r. 's month";: % a residue dS
IN four at M intervals Of ten months eachsay
q, ss.h .h sprl. 1871, O. e-fOur!h Of the remainder
~, the ssi6 Of 6ece@bsr Isss, one.ioarth Of do.
as Railroad ss sd rs completed
only FIVE years since 81 ooO@one half Of which
s T ss
&C. fa eds s Mani y % sd sss
(t being Of the southern Metropolitan oue)
length eights for the Of Produce and Me-
chandz- independently Of the from Passengers afford
considerable addition to the ordinary of profits
railroads. Though not now yielding profit the large
expended IN Its construction has for
time past and it confidently believed that it would
produce reasonable return moderate Of
capital invested in its purchase.
sale will be made without reserve the time and place
aforesaid which those inclined purchase respectfully
in sited to attend.
purchase money be by bond with approved
sureties
CHARLES l.. HINTON,
Public Treasurer Of the State Of North Carolina
ana special Commission er OF the Court OF Equity,
in this Cause
Raleigh, N. O.. October g. le45.
IL The following papers will the foregoing adver
tisement 60 days. and forward
pspr containing the same, to the suoscber Bosou Atlas,
New York Herald Baltimore Patriot Philadelphia u States
Gazette kchmoud Enquirer and Richmond Wing Chuleston
Standard O. t. H.
ol3 2m n
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THOSE ELEG mt RUB BERS-NEW ENTIRELY
Mr. Hayward, the orignal observer and inventor Of
Metallic In olub- India nubbe has another
srovem.n 10 the spIcalion which will puzzle the world
hn1 out As he has associated with him capitalist who
Rubber he surface of leather without using the crack
ing vn.sh heretof u,ed HIS Shoes off for sale
AZ - Maiden lane, without exception the perfect
SUIT, by HORACE III DAY
oil im-r Is Maiden l,ne
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HEM p

hkO tcs, well cleaned and dressed; also eo bales eltr
hsss''' ssa D." Not Hem" x csS;IsguNs u; x CO, South .
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NATIONAL HOTEL,


Washington City ID. T..
THE PROPRIETOR Of this fine Hotel formerly known as
Gadsbys but generally called Coeman's Hotel, de-
ton Of the community generally for the avors which they
have bestowed him since he opened establishment
and them that he will exerons his
house worthy Of the Of which he has already
celved SO liberal share.
The house having been, during the summer, thoroughly
painted and ef-d is first rate order for the reception
o travellers resdents and the proprietor respectfully so
cts continuance Of pas. favor on the part Of visitors
Washington residents during the session of Congress- be-
ing confident that they will always nd comfortable lodgings
the best on the table that the market Affords and and
polite walters y 8 COLEMAN.
Washington City, September 1845. s5 3md& Wis jgb
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CANARIES.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS ~!
AT ARCHEY'S,
a A hlNN|AlL -
No. . John street

MO- JOnn Btreefe
GRIEVE havi psrchased the entire stock of the old
"A. esnd most crcbr ted aud Breeder OF Cana
nes % the Uo,t Stsies now pretaed offer, with
Stock that he had hand the and choice coec
ton submit ed for the son This late pu
chase OF AhCHEf too well known by Bnd Eancer to
eed COMMENT having porch sed and imported without
regard cost from the most c.eba ed Of the world
aud eff ed at moderate price, No. John ST.
NB.-The ususl variety OF Birds Cases Bird Seeds sc
nil
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A AMUSEMENTS

PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
FAREWELL CONCERT.
Monday and Tuesday, October 18th and lAth.
CHANGE OF FACES
CHANGE OF PsEsIRFoRMANCE.
. FIRST APPEARANCE OF
MhsSRS 0AkMGH fEGaAM sMFASY9HRr ANY %arE EHARRlS'roS
BOSTON tU'TfAERPEANs
On which occasion they win introduce Change Of
ss Esss
& TIE following pieces vii be igrodueed = -, >
f &'lss 'ei ss%@fi %Si
saaS"a o Geese sa W Gys o., shining Blades" My
f fSSfHas Win IL cnXRAerEn
Admission 2s Cents only
For pin5tieulsr. nasna sr.s see :. P5esIa%ms; ana,
Boxes aud seats secured daily the Office from 10 NJ till
Piano used This OCCASION obtained from the Of
BENEFIT OF
MESSRS. CHlPPENDALE u JOHN SETON
MRS chsPs omaay pnsT AGrsaSNGE Dciabsr EN- IN
e lLoNDoN ASSURANCE: -
s1 ssaH H.'ssusi osy sst@ss1 cSs1 Mr. hssis esiis
GOLDEN FARMER.
Harry Hammer.
Je WI cher. Nlr. John Selton
oi2 2l+rc
DANCING AND WALTZINC ACADEMY.
A 7 BROOKLYN tlate Military GARDEN.-Mr. D; J.
IN LUCAS is ha announce to his fe ds-the Ladies
and Gentleman Brooklyn-that has made
with the proprietor, Mr. W. Van Pelt for his The
on HssS,ssy
Mise. and Masters under Of aud from to 10 for
building compIered which will be sbou! the LIST Of Noyem
Der, after which the days of school will be changed
Tu-sd and Fridays For further particulars apply
Mr. L. residence No. Prince street, the the
above days.
N. Mr. LIS Schools Lexington Hall. Williams
burgh held Wednesday for LadI from to
O'Clock p NJ. and fiom to o'clock M for Gentlemen
ol3 isr
THE ANGL LO AMERIC
SHOOTING CLUB
THE SHOOTING MATCH announced to come off To-
Morrow, (Mondsy,) Fort Green. Brooklyn, post
poned unl further notice. HENRY RUSSELL.
ol2 2t*.c
BRO (kLY STAR CRICKET CLUB.
NOTICE hereby that special meeting OF the
nry Russell Sportsmans Hail. Adam street Brooklyn
attendance of every member particularly requested
Oct. II, l8i5. JAS WILDER, President.
ole 3r+rc
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BEHNNN OOU
TROTTING.
MoNpAY. tTh, Dyl October 18th at ga ?. M.-Maeh
ryng Lech between the pacing horses Black Joke and
Sir Arc y.
Immediately after-A Pure of $780, mile heats best in s.
harness.
D. Fryant enters. gr Lady Suffolk.
Same Day-A Pnr $40 mile heats to wagons best ms
For entries see Mond US Herald
Purse Of Sao will be given, free for all that
Iur.e $40 Of closing, under
saddle, mile heas best III ee in five
Also Purse s2 free Tor all no it trotted for
purse nile heats Both come off on Wednesday next I'm
trance /, lie made Green Losee's, hlondey evening
Iext, ,'clock
Ssh uld the continue until 10 o'clock the race
will b- pp tp r,.d uoti Tuesday.
The mae berwe n Henry Clay and Newburgh for $780,
comes nf hi Wetnesdev n ol3 1t+mc
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OFF WAhDhOBE
WANTED.
GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
VI all kinds ofsuperou effects they wish dispose such
as Ladies and Gentlemen, Wearing Apparel Fire Arms Fur
niure, &c. Gentlemen leaving returning the city will
And to their advantage send the Subscriber who eds
himself give fair price for all articles offered
NB "A line through the Post Office will be promptly
tended to. L. LEVENSTYN,
Broadway, up
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WAN TED.

A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to go South West, TO
act as Agents for the sale of and popular
$500 and above their will insured them
writing with opportunity Of clearing $1,000 per Some
now in employ will, donbt, made $1,000
year clear of le,pene Each will have his district will
be for them have om $25 $50 obtain
a good fitting out. Apply at FRENCHS Publishing Hall.
Broadway, up stairs All letters be post paid.
"a I'M
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CHARLES l.. HINTON,
Public Treasurer of the Slate Of North Carolina
and Special Commission er Of the Court of Equ,i
DISSOLUTION

THE Co.PARTNERsHIP heretofore existing between
the subscribers In the city OF New York. under the
Of Andrews King and in the city of New Orleans under
firm OF King Co., dissolved by mutual consent the
interest Of Nj Andrews in the firms Of King and
King Co.. he will conduct business hereafter his
account. lSignedl ~. NJ ANDREWS
New Yort Sept. llth. lsi5. oil ll,rrc
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NEW CURTAIN GOODS.
SOLOMON s. HART,

we SHo broadway.
AVE Just received per packet ship Zurich and
opsng IN store, ve Of rich Curtain Nlneri.
avs ana lfmmng which they invite their friends and euso.
lections OF entire n. W goods aud new patterns
our asort nent OF Cutan Materials now complete EN-.
bacg the Ia ges aug most varied stock city
sting ~ part Of r,h B,ocadss sst amasks Desnes Ia
mngs correspond such Gmps Galoons Tassels orls
Gol Nd rms TO mitch embracing everv article
for h W. ,ow aud Bed Cortans aud which will be sold
snail advance from the actual cost Of importation and
than lie purchased at other in the
states SOLOMON x HART
Decorative Upholserers and importers,
os2teodsTc 2t3 Broadway.
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antk FOR NEW ORLEANS-Lonisiana and N.w
%fsr Yo'k Lne-reeulas Packet to sail Tuesday, 2st
e.e.'nst-Ihe elegant fast sailing packet ship SHAs s.
regular day.
For freight having elegant furnished packet
commodsons apply on board Orleans wharf foot Wall
ST to X. COLLINS CO, Sc South 81.
Positively goods received board after Monday evening
goth inst.
Ayeat in New Orleans James H.. Woodruff, who will
promptly Toward all goods To his address.
Packet ship Louisville Hunt, master will succeed the
Sh ksi.sre II SAL LIST Nov. her r. egul.i day oi3
The New York herald., 1845-10-13

TO DEALERS In JEWELLERY
THE UNDERSIGNED, being Manuficturers and having
shne assortment ofJewelery aud Diamond Work on hand
socta call from dealers and merchants dealing in the above
articles. Any given pattern style Of Jewellery or fine %
SHAW Il ARRoWsMITH,s.
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