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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11

Merie c.-8on Mrrico llno felt nnie'
rem lsstsn .Sldtte feiue befcneers ipidliiee
99ad,rid,teu eiuaetroHsn. Die leeten Serit
re ,paren Merifauilhs, uuo Iieeen @eneraI
Scott unb feine slrnlee tu Der Staot Nfsr"
CO, une spar i'm @apitclunI. uno Santa
9Inna aulIsrbalb Der Staet DIE 9Babrleh
ii, BAG nidts Seffimmtes, hlnilttlld, Der
WolIticn nnferer armee beflnnt 1T, s5eood
bepor lause werbeu mir I'M Stdnee ieIn un'
fere eeler happu in SenntniB Su iesen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11

Gin Wanu lda duf Dem Sterbebette. 9Il5
er merfte, onB icin leBtes Stitnolein ftd nds
bette, iprad, or su ieiner jun9en Srau: "eic'
be 9ieIs, eu fehif, bas id) fferben mus. 9Sir
hdben feline &inber, i'd, babe oaber Dir Saus,
Telo uno 9IGes, mas i'd, bate, rermad,t- -
Gins aber babe idl per9eeeu, neil man in ae'
Iunbeu Ia9en ntdt an nlIe6 benft, fpaS ci'
mem duf ccm Icobette einfillt. Sd, ,pilnf
Ihe nimlid,, oas ou mad, meiner 8reroi9un9
unicrn fettelfen Shfen auf ben Rarft trie'
beit uno odS barauS erloife @elo an bic 9Irs
men pertbeiltsit, oamit fe fir MIDI betrn,
uno @ott SarmherSi9feit NIT mir armen
Snncrr hat. -Biaft eu mir oas periprehen,
lie5e 2iefc ?"
Die Tran prrlprad, e6 uuter taufeub3 bra,
men, uuo nun lfarb Der Wdnn ruhig.
Gileih nodl fencr 8rerbi9un9 erinnerte
ite ltd1 leues lsBten gBiqens. Sie Sc9 ih'
rem fettelen SdIcn aus Dem Stall ais fje
ibn abcr 70 betrad,tete uno tibcrlegte, ipdS
fir ein fhcnes Stid @eIo Ge oaraus I6lsn
f6nnte, oauerte er Ge. Sneefen Der CUTE
Wann hattie es 9etpnnfdIt, uno ilc bate ihm
ibr 8erlpreden 9e9eben, ba6 nun 9ebalten
rperoen muste. Sie mar babcr furs relcl
Dirt, fleiocte fIh an, iiJo madte fldt anf ocu
QBeg. She iIe aber ein9, ftna fe,aihs ihrem
Nnhnerhcf ciusn sabu, bano ibm Sdfe uuo
Sliigel uno bins ibn benz Sdfen an bic o6r.
ncr.
sic burfte auf cem Warft nid,t lau9e mar
ten a: cs fam Gin Sutihcr, ocm Der id,6us
fette Sffe in bic 9Iu9en 1eI. "Bae fol- er
aelten 2" frd9te or, rndo'm or tbn nm unb
nm an0egriffen hattie. Ter SfIe lit pohl'
feil,,' iprad bic Trau, "aber or miro uidt
chne ben Soahn pcrfauft. Der Dts foitct
nid,t mchr als fchs 9baler, ter oahn aber
gilt odts9 3baIer, nnD eaYcn ssht fein Gent
ab."
Der Sutfder cddte, Die Srau 1ei nitt
red,t flug, aber es blieb babel: er muete ben
oabu init ad,tSig 9balsr be,ahIcn, unc be,
fam case9en ben Sdicn fir ieds Gholer.
8cr9nii9t iibcr ihren SoanocL gina bic
Srau nit Dem @elee mad, SNauIe. lluters
megs begeaueten ihr mehrerc SetlIcr ; fIc
tbcilte bic Ged6 3halcr unter ite aus, uno 70
mar Der lcstc gBiae ibres WanneS rrfhlIt.
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are not disposed to send out large orders for
duties on which will be required In specie,
is every probability of there being considero-
iy experienced in getting hold Of the precious
line past year there has been speculation of
uence in the stock market; but on the contrary
has been a steady decline in prices since last De-
ar and quotations for most Of the fancies rule no
ten to eighty and ninety per cent below those cur
this time last year None of the fances have wholly
disappeared but several have pretty near It, Ana
Their year will completely suse up of the hnnss
bubbles, and they must give place to others which the
brokers from time 10 time create and put afosfin the
street The past year has been very health- one LOT
the stock jobbers Many of the securities ved so mucn
for speculation in Wall street, have bss- redaced 10
level something their real v-e' ana 'hey nave
good starting point and wb,n the umes ge' ripe
there will be wide margin or an advance IN inc
meantime we would advise me puhs ana pears 10 caro-
fully watch the course of events and see which party
will fleece the other tho most 1t is our Impression they
will hive the fun all to themselves for some time as the
outsiders are very sly and give the street wide berth
and II will be Iclg time before they will have any
fiepce in any ing smelling of Wall street or fancy
stocks
We annex usual table Of quotations for the prn,i
ME State and other stocks used for Investment
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Died..

Suddenly, on Thursday morning, 3lst inst, ANN L.,
eldest daughter of John Walker Esq, of Holidays.
burgh. Pa, wife of James W. Robertson, Of this city
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful
~ requested to attend her funeral Saturday at
2P NJ from No. 81 Wooster street, without further inv
tation
papers please copy.
On the sist inst REBEccA LEros wife Of Henry Nor.
trose Graham.
The friends of the family are invited to attend her
unerai on Saturday afternoon at az o'clock without
further invitation from her late residence No 100 Lau
rens street.
On Thursday evening, 3lst Dec RoprRr EDWARD
WALLACE, Of John and Letitia Wallace aged year
and d months.
His friends and acquaintances and those Of tho family
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from Is
Mott street, on Saturday, Jan. ?, at IL o'clock.
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At New Orleans, Dec 9th 1916, by the Rev. Rud
Korndorffer Mr. CHAs d THeMrfer, Of Portland, Me
to Miss CHARLoIrE SOPHIA WILHELMIrA, daughter Of
Fritz Lubiens nstive Of Pattensen Grand Dukedom
of Baden.
On Tuesday evening, Dec 20. by the Rev. DIR. Gardi
ner Spring Mr.. JOHN j. HoLLIsTER, to MARy, daughter
of the late Captain Frederick Ashby.
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Horrible N uruer.

PHLADELrHIA, Dec. 81, l0P.M.
The neghborhood Of Pottsvilie thrown into great
excitement this evening" in consequence Of the murder
Of Mr.. John Reese The deceased was found near his
own house. in the vicinity Of the former town. having
been, apparently shot through the head with pistol
and picksxe afterwards driven through his skull.
The reason Of tho deceased il supposed to have been
impaired in consequence of having been tried about six
months since for killing Thomas Calgan but Of which
he acquitted by the jury the ground of usti6s-
BILE homicide more ghss'ly and shocking spectacle
than presented by the murdered remains can scarce
ly be conceived No clue had been discovered at last
accounts, by which the murderer could be identified
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GE NTLEMEN, NOTICE THIS.
(NENiLEMEN need not be Of trouble TO You
- "A longer, to know where you 20 End get your
Dess or Over Coas and Pants either esned dyed
ana repaired az well turned and rered with
un toirs Lnings Buttons and straps for little money
9MuaX corner Warrington street he place where you
can get All you want dore for the Holidays
osappyn'n'nt Plene give me call send me note,
,ors Cost 81 TO 0; wanan ed to f Obsryc the nun
bers ~ Murray street. A. CORTlSstts.
Clothes DYED 10 their color, dla I'm
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NATIoNAL LOAN FUND Life Assurance soci,tv a
~ London "A Savings Bank for the Widow and me
fGa .,Ia, 500 900 sterling, or Sc, 500. 900

CAPITAL, GOO 900 sterling, or &c 500, 900
NMPowERED BY ACT
2Vict-Hoyal assent 9th July, 1896
United STATES BOARD OF Local DfREcrons- tOice "a
wan strsetl-- Yok-yacob Harvey, ESQ, Chairman
ESQ., George Barclay ESQ., samuel oSanS P Zoo
.;oIhsm Worth, Esq samuel NJ Fos ESQ. &. Edward
r G. siddls h,a Louis A. Cooley,
r. sIJoss.hsn Meredith ESD, simuel Hoffman,
Leander Starr. General Agent aud Edward T. Richard
ssn Esq General Accsuetan for the United States and the
British N. A. Colonies y '
n M "a Examiners New YORK. Keansy Rodgers NJ.
Inst sS Ksene. M D 300 Fourth street
Bankes-The Merehsnts' Bank, New Yo-k.
Stnding Couusel-William Van Hook ESQ 30 Wall st,
iona. Meredith, ESQ Baltimore. w
soiIcitor-Jobn Hone, Esq u Pine street.
Medical Examiners attend the Chief Office, n Wall st.
aud Ne 10! powery, at o'clock, NJ, daily Prospectnses
rates blank Iorms &c &c. furpished g It's on application al
the above ooce or at the Office Of either of the
agents IN the United States (sec panphets or British M
American Colonies Fee to Medical Examiner paid BY he
JACCB HARVEY, Chairman orU. s Local Board
a.. ,,,. Tor the United States and b. N. a CoIouies
dN MW&Fnui u Wall st. New York 18Th Dec Isi,
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AUCyiUA HurlCES.

- III DUCLUZEAU, Auctioueer
EaNGf FuRs. MuFFS, SLEIGH ROBES. &e-Tu,-
H. ue Duep5s will sell on Saturday at 10 O'clock at
stock Of hne Eus Sleigh Rooes &c., offered auction Ibis
season. the whole being OF
LADIES' are invited to call and examine stock until ms Of
e. "..en VII oe PeIemtory Tor cash. jI2tsr
rvo . w. u, HAYNES. Auctoneer.
pc sols a public auction, the premises House and
Two Lots between 4lst and a2d Streets 1h on
the 9th day Of January ls at 10 o'clock A. M Or NOT dis
posed Of private sae Terms 20 per cent at
time OF purchase and the balance in Is days AFTER when full
dl2to Jy6srh '"'''
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YHxH0RAPHIO.
Funeral OF senator Barrow.

Funeral OF senator Barrow.
WAsHSoToS, Dec. 81, ls46.
DBoth Houses of Congress assembled at noon, to pay
their last tribute Of respect to the memory Of Senator
Brrrow. The coffin placed in the In front Of
the secrstsry's desk, in the Senate chamber.
The President Of the United States, the members Of
the cabinet heads Of bureaux, Sc, assembled with the
Senate.
In the House of Representatives afer prayer by the
Rev Mr.. sprole, the reading of the journal was dis
pensed with.
Mr. HOLMES moved 10 reconsider the vote Of ysstsr
day by which the House agreed to adjourn to Saturday.
in order to adjourn to Monday, but the motion lost
The House then sdousnsd. and the members preceded
by the Speaker and the Sergeant passed into the
Senate chamber where both Houses united in the funs.
ral services.
The two Chsplains oficiatsd Prayer was offered up
BY the Rev Dir Sprole The sermon and bensdictien
were by the Rev. MIR. Slcer.
At one o'clock he funeral procession moved from the
capitol and proceeded to the Congressional burying
ground, where the body inferred for the present
eP M.-The mail has just arrived. Nothing south Of
Wilmington. The Senate adjourned 10 Monday.
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WAsHINaroN. Doc. %. 1916.

WARRINGTON, Dec %, 1916.
Congregational Preceding Progress Of the
War-Tne .army The Ndry-Santa .anne-.fddinon-
oil Fcrees-Eurepean affairs in Washipgfon--Nev
Consular Systsm-Poiifieai Maners--.7gair of Ho-
nor-Death off w. s. Senator
Congress during the three weeks OF the Sc ,,or nj
ready elapsed, has perfected important mes . save
the bill admitting the State Of Iowa ino the fou Ma
ny bills and joint resolutions have been in .duced and
passed toa second reading, and bill nave passed
one branch Of Congress, and - consdera-
tion in the other. Among the latter ,u, far the 10
lief Of the widow Of the celebrated a .a.ru.m,ltou,
providing for the purchase from ths s,avs-
advanced age, Of the manuscripts 49,.
band, for the sum of twenty u 'o' No, Nv,
manner, bill has passed the soussn" -"
riek Kelly, the teamster o. AoussF -sa l..
arm in the battle in " M .srs !, IN
life. His term Of serr ~ ..r the relief Off.
battle, and as heh gor Rnsgold vho -.
pension this b. 'co that gallant onicsr a., y,
A protractod' .ss hsd expired the day bssor. =.
msssogers consequently not lsraIIx .s., .n'
a.. ,rnr, III provides remedy for ~. ena''sd to
buta' .stne 10 N. .' portion Of The Fresden,,,
ne, ~f ssnr..' war with Mexico has occur..s
mai Representatives, and the scn,. ~. ''I'e'
<,.,,,u o. tho time In session q. ,s,s. spen'
dspsOdsn. on the action A. ,s t.',, ousl
Committee OF Ways and Means Of ,hs r,an n0u'e.
= are not disposed TO report A bill I.r,n-
sninpos Of twenty FIVE per cent on tan s,s
:, decided hostility the MEASURE i. oo"ee'
"anas and II 10 confidently asserted thu hin cn,,,
receive hi,y votes In tho House ""'
49, me secretary the Treasury has full cones-
NISSAN, t success OF tho Sub Treasury ~. IN
ncauon The merits cfthc bin win h" t1, modi
,; a loan ,t S.i viii probably 10 introduced p..
"hou' the proposed duty on tee and Cole m. Sssh
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MAYORS OFFICE,

!. ,,,n,, Co. :, - Dec 81, 1875
CARD The Mayor will be happy to see his friends
and fellow citizens generally ths frat day OF January
the Mayors Once City Hall, between the hours OF ii
ana o'clock JACOB RAMSAY,
il ltsr lar Nsr,b.l
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WORSTED COMBERS WANTED
TWENTY-FIVE or thirty wanted, who understand
comoing me WOOL None need appls except those who
given. 80 '' ""o"' VIM 'o
Apply At the mill Cohoes NJ Y at No Is Pine
New YORK city, Agent Of the Cohoes Worsted Go.
NEW YoBK, Dec. Goth, 1915. daI atsr
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MUSIC,
THE ONLY TRUE SONG.

THE ONLY TRUE SONG
VIZ .AkCHY GklEVE, the real caterer of fancy and
singing Birds has hand and prepared to offer
~ ne best selection yet offered to American public
Selected without regard to price from every Quarter
Of the Globe. Amongst the following will be found the
Blrd matched and prepared to be for Matching with
eding cages made expressly after his desgn Also
ness and Domestic Tese,her with the choice de-:
Norway swans silver and golden Pheasans Nswioun
land King Charles Spanie French and Spanish Poodes
Italian Grey Hounds and every other speaes of rare
tsncy Dogs Bird Cages of every variety. Also Archy's
Birds, &c. &c. "
n b Every variety Of Bird Seeds. Cages Sc.
T. s. Letters paid will all times meet with prompt
attention from A. GkEvE No. John street, New York
YOUNG GENTLEMEN
Look out for Christmas Presents Archv will be "a
RENDERED when the candy and the cakes forgotten Boz
quets by his hand STYLE al short no
tee. d23 tire.
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TO TdHORN

w ANTEp-A manto take charge of the worn hand. foy.
must he ana receive work. in large Clothing House lie
" wei acquainted with this branch and of active ana
a Ss habits good salary will be paid to one who
W,D,sd also 800 hands ON dress aud frock eo,, Annie
PbsdelpS;. TAYLOR CO, No 200 Market sti rr
d3l lweod gbz
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pax Ea.y evening ing J.na.TFy idTs r.
ss fSie@:d y s;Sssa p.a..u...
v:i;.ss y Hi 's ssS a n kkGkrMr
'Ifsss Ss sss s' ne |Ssahss
Dance. by 4s Danseuses Viennoises.
SATURDAY EVENING. 70
The performance will commence with grand Divertise-
Alter which CHAOS IS CONE AGAIN-col Chaos, Mr.
8 SSyis e sssa Sss PAS
70 which viii BE sades the OUR sisTEKs-Mr Beau.
conclude WIN shs Ballet Diverti.emen, entitled
Gps% M
R0WrKY rnEATRE-lhis Ahemqoa, January ,; me
70 be is!iow:a BY the LADY OF MUNsrER-K.,s
To Conclude win the RIGHTEUL HEIR-M.,th.w Mr.
Doors open at o'clock. Curtain rises TX.
The performance viii commence with PIzARRo-RolIs
TO Be followed by JOHN BULL IN FRANcE-Mr Gre
10 conclude with JACK sHEPPARD-Jaek Sheppard
Doors open stsk o'clock; curtain rises att.
SATURDAY EVENING. January 9.
The p,,iG ,'nn will commence with PUTNAM-fa'
To be followed by JACK sHEPPARD-Jaek Sheppard.
10 conclude with BLACK.EYED sUsAN-whlism.
Dress Circle rs cents; Pit and Gallery lax cents
Doors at Ga O'Clock. Performances commence att.
MIr.ntLtH Oi.iMfIC THEATRE FRIDAY and
VI sATURDAY Evening". ysnrs.y and 2 sar% s sG9
mSir Thsmas Oldcn. Mr.. Nickinson; Mrs Mode, Mrs.
Timm
To be followed by the farce of MRS. HARRIs-Mu Har
ri., Mr.. Holland: Fanny Plat. Mrs linn.
To he followed by the romantic Extrav.ganza entitled,
MEPnlSTOPHl LES-J .mmy JinAs Mr. Hollands; Lady
Flrtilla Fussnk ton, MIS- Timm.
sGssIfs EG h NJ fas
Dress circle 20 cents; sIiaYi
private boxes IS Orchestra boxes, -.
Doors open NJ hall pnst O'Clock; curtain rises att
ClkCUS-BOWEkY AMPHIIHEATkE
NEW YEARS DAY,
Three performance Morning at l0-Aftemoon at 2-and
Evening at 6M.
SiGNOR FELIX CARLO,
Aud his ninule artstes in the pantomime off, The Toad
LEVI j. NORTH. will ride two acts.
Mrs. CAMILLE GARDNER in grand act Of Horse
manship.
S SSSfy y, SSSSSsSSS clo~..
Boxes IS cents-Children half price-Pit l21a cents
d2S.wsIh
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PRIME OLD IRISH WHISKEY
HE subscriber Offers for sale WIses celebrated old Cork
Whiskey ath proof In puncheons under custom house
lock- he also oners The article store uauti-
OF Groceries. DANIEi. NtJuNa ''oeA
o'i ""Hc % Greenwich street.
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CLARkE'S SACKS.
Ne, lls WILLIAM STREET,

NO. TIC WILLIAM STHEET,
lOpposte the New Buildings)
M Y SACK OVERCOATS have met with universal an
~ propston cut them IN such manner off
have large sssomen, hand which must be sold by the
ISL oil January Those have of liner quality and
more handsomely made and trimmed than ever while am
selling them at reduced price, varying from $40 ST. IL
seldom m opportunity oscurs for buying such
garments at 80 low prce therefore call early Every gar
do itissrc r''~N
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5k Come N. -.

Grip
y. Y. Life ms & Trust Co.
Esvmers I.csn & Trust Co.
, Ohio Life !.s. & Trust Co.
.1nh Of U. 8. in Pennsyl'a.
osS"t b Providence Raid
y .,eney r.. II. Il Trans. Co
'onawk & Hud'n Railroad.
ncF'$ Schenectady Raid
syracuse & Utica Railroad.
"burn x Syracuse Railr'd,
~ nrn & Rochester X. r.,
tding Railroad.
|, taware x Hudson Canal,
ding Railroad Bonds,
headinr Railroad Mtg Bds.
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TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC.
STAT, %s 's ss sas s In
a hi Ss BE as y"
York and his assistants the lime when provision will
CoassSu. success Of the %sd S1aHf must entire
M omit s1 ne hs h
The whole utility Of inspection consists adherence.
s acs dss ss; e 5 q
Judging OF the Qualities mpa t,aty between buyers and
i"s I ~S ..
them for s E four sa
and Of them for much longer period For impair
esns%s soas s%si s sSfs
The and benefit buyer. and sell.
% I fact
n The i .%
H. they hav. formed their
as It Ia: BEEN with the same unity OF action
They astte ihsmselss that their brand which will be
" t Se g
erent persons inspecting of each other wnh
and with
n''
In December 1873 when the undersigned had been less
Ss lazy in the sna the
whether they would have their flour in.pscted@
Itwasneyehee Determined by the undersigned, all ha
a .esasy
quality light Weight came his market nos
s 10 SS But the
tune some dissatisfaction has ultimately bene.
%aSs :es
az . ons the h has been the
proved Asy.ts% which Ia; ssen beneficial buy.
the regulation, ss.sHs the public
wifi T. aTsN new
the side .f the barrel and the brands of the
The price Of Inspection win continue be cent per
weight w; ss quality will be rsdy inspect
made to do the bushes. prompt
o ss Es
loving PLACES for order: BE- executed in their vicinity
South SITS. HENRY EVESSON,
gPAzSSiH Ef s HHA1RRHNl
s q. n sMEEF FvEssoN'
NOTICE.
Is. m Fl Hs 4s &C.
the Of Commission and Forwarding Business
u. s' ''" '''' jam 5sHE' q F w yS8RsFg'
New York. January l. ls41.
e fis' oD ss'is s.
for the ansacmg Of Compassion and Forwarding business
NJ, r.,. ,.,,.,. s$ssa : yS sSSSsayy
u copartnsr.hp ,he Brokerage business viii b. carried
on under the '" q '''''s 4 H' SaRss sAo0nr
New York, January 1, lS47. III wsrc
os.a sosy rTc Effafa MRnisF soSa
served wee comprising upwards ?, iSo dishes. will be
si& Sc Nassau at, between Maiden Lane
u It-r and John 1t.
TO IAlLUkS
THOSE who wish acquiie rapid knowledge of cutting
all the various styles Of garments present
wok on the subject WHICH conta al the information that
can 30 ds,red H has already with the unprece-
the Union aud is war .n:ed give to ali
The Sndns Also r su per copy ,Sm So $40
.,n W. H. sTlNEMETTs,
u eodlm.r No. ll3 Broadway New York.
A CARD.
a MALICIOUS and unfonnded complaint having been
made to the Police against the subscribers by essrs
Warts and Pearson and Andrew q. Morris the pubic are
nvesgon whole mstier has already been ,rss S
lore consisting Of The rst
verdict favor and we refer 10 te NJ
the counsel engaged IN that trial. "
THOMAS DUSENBURY,
HENRY iFu I, a. AULD
At the trial before the sherfs jury of the claim Of n,
pery IN the Of Mr. Thomas Dusenbry the whole spb
sss o. me claim OF Messr Worts and Pearson Andrew
Morris was investigated and the resulted in an una
jail M. SoS % s v! giRssSs.
NOTICE
eSSp,,nsrship between Edward Collins, James e.
woodruff, and Jonn .. Woodruff under the firm of Ed
Eaaa X; ollns y Coz expired this day, BY limitation
own account James f. Woodruff IN ST. Louis and John o.
woodruff. in New Orleans. ~ '''' '"
New York, Jan. I, 1917 N "oLhiNs;;
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HHJR SETTINGS
AGENTS. REDUCED PRICES.
tNHEsH GOODS eiycd since the reduction of in
England now offered to Wholesale dealers az the
Ieouced st oil prices Purchasers desiring prime stice
nd alta low price, will their interest bv taxing
Agents w stair Prices before purchasing Ella where.
-. JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
d<o 'teod ins'Tc 81 John street, up stair.
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THE HOLIDAYS.

BEAUTIFUL NEW GOODS.
HAYING just received splendid Gilt Goods VII.
Work Cases, with mirrors. be figures Watch
lax Gard aud Segar Stands Gard Receiver Gard and
large lot Of Fans, ofnew style finish aud GOOD variety
2, ,%s rs an. NC Nc for presents, Elegant shell
call will be thankfully received at the sign Of the Gold
en- a.. Sompi scs1f broadway 4. NJ QUIMBY.
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NOIJCE.
e9pnnershp between Edward X. Collins. James T..
woodruff and Jonn .. Woodru IT, under the firm ri "a
Eag n; ollins y Co., expired this day, BY limitation
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LECTURE, ANECDOTES, DIALOGUES, YANKEE
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TO WATCH DEALERS.


AGENTS UP STAIRS PRICES
COMPLETE Assortment of Engsh Lever move
"A msnts; PLAIN gold balance, Iotchet work, jeweIed
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tAbie cutlery violin strings, perspectives, &c &c.
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