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LINCOLN County, Mo.,1
aiay l2th, 1913. !

Nr. MvRE.T:
As the time is approaching for making a
selection Of somnc suitable person to rePre-
sent the Democracy of lincoln in the next
Legislature; ana IS il is important, in order
10 secure success in the coming contest, 10
select a consistent Democrat, and one who
is unemcuinbred and free from the prelude
ceS resulting from former Petty feuds and
dissensionS il the party, we have been
induced to make this public cali upon
lIvEEA>E ADAHS, Of WavcIlv, 10 allow his
name - be used by his friends, in connex-
lou with the above named Office; having full
Confidence. if brought bcf re the people.
that he will gave general satisfaction; and if
~'!ecle,! discharge tie duties Of the Office
faithfully.
The undersigned will use al honorable
t,,sns 10 secure his election, if L.r will per
Ei: iIs narnc to be used as a candidate
III viii please respond tiroua.. Nc medium
e.! -" papers al his earliest ~c3nycniemcr,
that Va ina! know whataction 10 take.
Jacob o. Estes,
benjamin Moss,
Al. Cobb.
Jlnes II. DnSmorc,
Il. J.. L,.rlacr,
II. =. Mcfarland.
.NNA UcourlHo,
Washington Reynolds,
N"il >on !t"ymolds.
Ip1n I. Ijuc&<ttp
E...>. \. D.i.um,
i;o,'t. ". i~l@:s!ep,
J..'> GraFSam,
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We are authorize ; To nnnnunce T. y. I;"a
rs 4 candidate :.r H.. u.ii=, ~ Inr>t".'. oi tuiy.
cr Township a; he ensuing August Election.
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- We are authorized to anno;':,2' JOIN !.
~ 4 cin.i!ate fer the o.. al: t.'t>Ia-
bile OF Culver township, Il Tie ~cns"i'= t"s:,t
ELECTION.
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nRY GOODS--A good and well selected
stock of spring and summer Goods, which
will be sold at reduced prices for cash or pro-
ducr. HI BLOCK s. CO.
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We ave uut'.o:i2rd % announce j"u%
GR!e.~rr. rs ranl!l..,r !r the Office Of
Constable If Buffalo Township, At tie mex:
August cigcti a.
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BUTLER.
UNION OFFICE, May 25, II r. NJ.
To orr friend Capt. William Evans, of
the Pittsburgh Jonrmok, We are indebted for
rtc following highly important despatch:
PIrT>EuRCu, May %, ii p. NJ F..
We have just received intelligence from
Baltimore, OF tie nomination Of Gen. CAss
for the Presidency, and Gen. WIN. o. Bur-
LrH for the Vice Presidency. New York
did not vote. The nominees received I79
yotcS-Ail others &c.
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A'kAI L CO..
F1GEE&EI ARRIVALS!

NN~E HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large
w lot OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
e., consisting in part Of
10 rs. Calico al IL To - lie. per yG.
300 buncheS Cotton iarn.
800 dozen long leel do.
Batting, Carpet Chain.
1000 pounds lst chop n. O. Sugar.
- bags Rio and LaguyIa Coffee,
Plantation Molasscs.
Sugar House DO.
Golden Syrup do.
kcnl.4wa Salt, u. \. ditto.
y iaIl assortment Iron.
DO. do. Castings.
Whi.hcy, Tar, Grinds;onrE,
\ ful! stock of Hardware.
Larrc stock of EUots and Shoes, at
lever prices.
In short, oar stock now comprises every
article usually desired by the public gencr,
a.ly aud the farmers in particular.
Produce or .ILL KINDS, want
cI a,tLr hi ;!!:est market rates.
Persons visiting this market in scare!
Of BARGAINS. will do well to call on L:
before trading elsewhere.
- octL 1I0iS MckAY&CO.
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81. LouiS, Mig 4, 1917.

The action of DR.. Storms Scotch Cough Can
DIV differs very materially from any other COM
pound ever invented. Ii not only allays Bron-
Ichial Irritation, but operating as 4 very mid
purge, it keeps the stomach and bowels IN Il
condition, leaving the patient an appetite
which few other Cough MIXTURES could impart.
We have no disposition to in;ure the inventor
of any particular medicine, but in justice TO the
weird. we will give it as our honest opinion,
Lv the observations Of eleven years Ill
the school of medicine. that larg" end frequent
.dranuAts of nquse0uS iiquid---C COMPOUNDS tqkea
.iafo tie stomach from time TO iine---must hare a
70 destroy TIE hsaihy tone Of hct rtat
Of the human system,
No such objection can be urged aSainStthe use
o? this valuable MeiicateG Cand! ior Sugar iSa-
.rceahle both 10 the palAtS am stomach, and we
believe that Ills preparation will do all
THAT medicine can do towards the relief Of per-
sons suffering with Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis,
\ sthrna, Bleeding of the Lungs, Pain i'll tie Side
and Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, Hoarseness,
and al! other symptoms of Consumption.
T5@Orders from the Country, or applications
Ilor Agency, directed TO Mes>rs. J. Fl. BAR
lNARD& BRO, General Agents, Na. ll0 Main
street, St. Louis, Mo-, will meet with prompt
attention.
" For sale by Druggists generally. Itmay
Ialso be o!Iaincd OF any respectable country Eel
chant in the South or West.
ITO avoid counterleiis. orr readers would
lido well to inquire for DR.. STORMS SCOTCH
iCOUGH candy, prepared 10y Hamilton Wade.
ISt. Louis, whose written signature is on the
wrapper.
~. iiibcraI deduction mcde 10 cOaufry deal RS.
March l3:h, !S4S. 49-0m.
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W. are authorize t. announce Crlnm-
bus +. kirll.v, Esn. rs 1 candidate ia'
the Ofic" of Circuit irtornry. ih;tc uhi."
Judicial District, at the "nS"'"3 ':"cao" Ii
NuvLNhcr.
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SENDEsEES.

Mola>se>, Tar, Stuneware, Trace y Log Chains,
Bouts and Shoes, Spun Cottons, Carpet
Chin, Domcstic$, Bed Ticking; Iron,
Steel, Castings: Hats, Caps,
81, Sc,
In lore anI tor sale low by
IL. 4. BLOCK & Co.
We have i large and spacious Warehouse al
tachcd 10 our store. Those wishing TO ship or
store, will ful it 10 their Interest to give us q
call. HI BIZ 10
May lst, 1913.
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EGE!.

TIE public is hereby notified l!.~t jain Is.
Strange, hollis in his possession two BOMBS exc
cutcd by me TO the >I:I S~tra,:Zc-oHc Tor three
hundred and fifty Dollars, al:. due oh the first
day OF Nay iSi1 the other Tor t'ir huuirr!
and eighty Dollars, ana due On the first G'y OF
Nav 1SIS-both OF which | have rciu'rt! 10 pay
on account OF the l;iiurc Of The consideration tor
which they were given. The lrbli" th'n Is
hereby cautioned a-.ii,st IF. ing tMr Tic >ali
Bonds asI do not feel nysc!iliAhlc 81 '!ihrr ami
will only pay them when can'gcgc! t. DO 50 al
the end Of the Ew.
say, IS, 1873. WILLIAM WRIGHT.
DlsSOLtTIUX OF C0TAHT&EG;>Elss'.
NOTICE is hereby given, thai lie Under
signed, trading under the iirh of Ladd Lid
Limerick, is this day dissolved by r.'!ioai cn:I-
sent. The debts and accounts OF IT, firm are IN
the hands of Thomas b. Limerick WI, - a%i'tiI"r-
lied to make settlements. Those in!c'tcit"th'
firm will please come forward Immediately IS Ii
is essentially necessary that ;hrir a-:'',;t- >!,o'i'i
be closed. J.. }. LiDD,
TIiOS. i. LIIiI3iGk.
NAY 18th, 1915.
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To the People Of Pike
County.

- Bcily;iic, H., atywm IL miles from St
Louis, 800 packages Of DE. STORMS CANDY
" ere sold in three months; and the agent re-
the following certificate from large num-
Der of persons who used it,
BeHu;Ne 81. CEair 60. .Iqrch, IA, l947.
We the undersigned, citizens of Beliville, St.
Clair County, Ill.,, Eayir q used the medicine
known as DIR. Storu's Scotch Cough Candy,
prepared by II. Wade, of ST. Louis. Mo-, do
checrfully testify to lis eilicacya us a remedy for
Diseases Of tie Breast and Lungs, and we re-
comncnd it to tie public Us i safe and agreeable
compound.
c. J. HOUTS, ihMoa!Si Minister,
L. b. CABAUNE, .LlrchGni,
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EUST RECEIVED Il c~onplcte assortH eat Vi
- fine Brass Ct and 8 day) Clocks, at prices
from - .ja to $i2. Call and Judge FOR your
selves: "a, 10 quality We are sure you will be
e. JACKSON s. BRO.
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We have thodglt it unnecessary to offer Ger
t~iicates from indis idualS in all cases, as pur-
chasers are unable &c inform themselves Of the
actual existence Of most of tie signers. The
following, however, Is from a well known chI-
zen Of St. Louis, NO., residence No. 2lO Main
street two dcll4rs below Chcrry:--
Ma. WADE.-Dcar Sir: Il affords mt pleasure
to offer my testimony TO the efficacy OF the arti-
l>c known as DR.. SIGrDts Scotch Cough Candy.
And in dong SO, | an sctuated by i desire to
benefit others who may be suffering. My wife
was laboring under a severe cough for a long
time, which threatened serious INJURY. Alter
having tried many ether remedies lone purpose,
he used ! few packages OF Storms Cough Can
purchased from our reisnbors, .MSSfS. Snor
* Quiik, and ina very short time she was entire
Nv relieved, and nov enjoys good health. My
servant was also afflicted with 1 severe breast
complaint, and she experienced almost iinnedi-
Iate relief from the use 81 this truly valuable
Respectfully,
L. EVANS,
~, 0IN Main Street
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Nav iJ.a, T..
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LATER, AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT

NOMINATION OF MLSSRS. CASS AND
BUTLER.
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p. w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor,

LAS the pleasure of informing his customers and the
public generally that he has received his stock OF FALL
ard WINTER GOODS in great varieties; cloths cass
and vestines and beautiful Styles lie respect
fully invites citizens and wishing to purchase
clothing call and examine his stock OF goods before
chasing elsewhere His goods of superior quality and
III be made up style surpassed by any other
ablshment i'm this city, and will be sold the
souable terms for cash credit
Under the United States Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue
between A and 3D. streets.
N. B. Always hand beautiful assortment of ready
made clothing, which be bought cheap of him as
can be had any other establishment in this CITY Dress
and frock of black and cloths IN
stand color, a the following low prices
Coats, from 2l2 90 to Is
Psnuoons of good and handsome Cassmeres
from 3 50 to 7
Vests of beautiful style of cut, from so 5
Also on hand and still making up handsome assortment
OF patent reg and other cloth coak low Sl5
cloak, all OF my make He hazards nothing in saying
assortment OF coaks and other overgarments
be found in this city, and such cIoaks have
be bought any other establishments other than merchant
tailors
Call and see for yourselves, and he will sell you good
servceabe article of clohing made in this city at lower
price Than yoo can buy slopshoP trash made out oil I'M
cy ana u he makes by selling good cothng at re
duced prices ne ,oM spend II IN Gtu citp.
Sole agent Tor the sale Of Mrs. f. c. Beman's shirts
Sept l9-eo5t%
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There il an imuroyed feeling manifested in the trade
for British manufactured iron, and prices are higher thar
| last week 49,
The reports received from the manufacturing district;
are more encouraging Orders for goods suitable for ex
poraon have increased and higher prices are being pad
mutation of stock although the manufacturers are work
| ing with INCREASED activity
The stock market is pretty steady and the prices OF
of national as well as the iaVoe foreign secu
| rites, are well maintained.
The exports during the period $4,000 bales,
VIZ: 1904 from New Orleans, IN from Savannah
The estimated stock OF cotton on hand at this port
excess OF last year by about l6,s $50 bales
Until there is certainty respecting the crops OF
the United States, prices cannot be expected TO advance
TO any extent beyond our present quotations
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 9-Sales OF corn at 33s to BIS. per
quarter Flour ranges from 32s Sd to 3is Cotton
ket-Fair upland cotton 4sd; Mobile AID; Orleans AID.
LONDON GRAIN MARKET, Sept s-Sales OF corn al
Sos ass per quarter Flour sells at 2ss. to 32s per
barrel
AT the Liverpool market holders have readily accepted
lower prices and can with difficulty effect sales any
branch of the trade except Indian corn, which is in
quest for shipment TO Ireland.
Yesterday the very best western canal flour changed
hands at 32s. to 34s and Canadian brought the same
rates
II is still an unsafe matter 10 speculate the future
course of the grain trade There be but little doubt
that supplies from other countries Will be wanted but
the extent that many expect and iron present
peaances, prices will by no means rule at anything ike
the famine rates OF 1S46-4T
The import of cured provisions into Liverpool since
the LIST instant is very limited and comprises only Ia
Gerces of wheat barrels of pork 80 boxes OF bacon,
44O boxes of cheese and 1895 kegs of lard This lat
ter article has been in rather brisk demand Sales to
large extent have been effected advance of Is per
cwt Bacon is in sluggish request; but as holders are
unwilling to give way, change can be quoted IN prices
Sellers have caused the transactions in hams to be very
limited, owing 10 their demanding higher prices, which
have not been submitted to by buyers. The rates for
smoked, in canvass, remaining at 20 3ss per cwt,
and in casks in salt, not smoked, 80 39s.
MONEY MARKET-The money market continues easy,
fair MT haQ ri
the conso market
FRIDAY, Sept th-The funds have been rather rmer,
owing to the Italian news which counterBaances that
respecting Denmark.
Consos are s55 to So for transfer, and 500 to s6l for
account Exchequer bills 2ss. to Sis. premium. Bank
stock 1876 to 1913.
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Ohio.

We have several citizens of Ohio who confirm
the following calculations of the Detroit Free Press
We are assured that she is safe for Cass and Butter
Both parties making great efforts Truman Smiths
"battIe ground" Corwin has been attacking the Wes
ern Reserve to bring back Giddngs. Root and the Tree
.oilers-bu in vain The democrats. their part, are
doing their duty like men. The Dayton "Empire" an
ticpaes an immense meeting to be held in that cry
on the 2st of September, he anniversary of the GLORIOUS
battle of Monterey" at which Gen. VIM. O. Butler, Col
Weller Mr. Allen, Meiary. and Morgan, and Governor
Whtcomb of Indiana, were to appear and address Inc
people Other orators were expected:
ONO CAss BUTLER We have letters from
northern and southern Ohio which speak with great conn
dence of the result in November Gen. Taylor will not
leave the Western Reserve with respectable vote-his
will not be large the for Gen. Cass in north
Ohio In the middle counties of the State Gen Cas-
will receive large majority and in southern Ohio he WIZ
receive larger than has usually been given to demo
cratic candidates.
The " free soil'' will be derived from the usual wing
vote.
The great effort of the wings is directed to the election
Ford. The " free so' abolition party has no cand'
date nomination. and the result is more doubtful Ford
hs declare for which caud date, Van Buren, or
Taylor, lie will give This is strange course 10
pursue, but IL is deemed the only safe for HIM
the people of Ohio bndiy support man without
knowing or asking his views then appointed IN
them The wing and Stree soil' papers bota d. Mr.
Ford's name.
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main to commemorate the unfinished achievements and
aborve efforts of people richly endowed than any
that have existed upon tho earth
Let gentlemen beware how they stimulate this agitation
for there problems in political equations troublesome
Of solution north Of Mason and Dxons line" any
south of IL! This agitation which you throw upon NAV
return To YOU in the expansion Of circle the great
wave Of public opinion. The seeds Of the thistle which
you fields may be wings with
the breath of public discussion and be planted IN your own
The very mine which cunnngy wrought to shake our
social fabric from urret foundation sone IN The reac
ton and vibration of It's shock. involve the ruin OF
your 1t evident truth that this Union Is 10 be
dissolved the inurv will not be confined side. The
mschiofa will be common all. only hope that If
this ruin come the sin will upon me, upon my
faherb house. The south Will be clear OF It, She has al
ready s.cr6ced much She willing make fresh
aacricea Il she and preserve her equality Bot
she never will willing sacrifice the birihriht of her
children and thus reduce them condition worse than
that of their saves-a condition in which, have
said they would be involved in all the responsibilities with
out the rights Of freemcn
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SANDS, LENT, q CO.'S
III ID ID Ofera G an .9reH0!
THIS immense and truly magnificent establishm

THIS immense truly magn establishment will
be open at Washington on Friday and Saturday, Oc
tober 9th and 7h, for two days only.
In addition their already MAMMOTH TROUPE EoUEs
TRANS ANIMALS the propretors otter, the present
series OF novel and magnificent entertainments far
ANYTHING presented the Anne pub
consist of a PAIR OF TRAINED ELEPHANTS, JENNY
LIND AND ROMEO, and TEN EGYPTIAN CAMELS,
whose performances have been the wonder and delight OF
thousands in Great Britain and on the continent Europe
Among the performers those OF Mr.. X. SANDS and
his children MAURICE and JESSE; Mons CANE in his
astonishing performance Master WALTER AYMAR,
unappfoached bareback rider; Mile ROSALTHE
MADlGAN, the Fairy Amazonlen Princes OF the Arena,
only years of age Mr.. MADGAN the great scenic and
poly hppian equestrian Sigr. PEREZ the uurivalled
toriionist Mr. RUGGL3S, the popular and unsur passed
the corde volalte VIM AYMAR, the aerial
va utter ALBERT AYMAR; MessIs RICE, MI rCHELL,
formers, male aod female all OF the approved talent
IN their various leafs
This mammoth corps will enter town the morning OF
exhibitions II O'clock preceded by The Sacred Egyptian
EGYPTIAN CAMELS, containing the FULL BAND at.
ached The company. Next IN order viii be The EAST
INDIA CAR, to which will be harnessed the TWO ELE-
MIS- followed by the Magnificent Stud OF Horses and
all the costly and highly ornaented vehicles be
longing 10 the Company: The beautiful FAIRY CAR
RAGE, drawn by 10 LlLlPUTlAN PONIES! driven in
iouie ensemble which supasses anything which aaguage
describe.
Master Of the Arena, Capt J. A. DECAMP Equestrian
Director Mr. H. p MADGAN. Treasurer, Mr.. J. w. FO-
SHAY Clowns, PENTLAND 81 LATHROP, bo,h dis
tinguished above all others in the country for their
and jovlay, and unsurpassed by any In the world for
rector Mr. E. X EATON Leader of the Brass Band, Mr..
GEORGE SEELEY. Leader OF the String Band, Herr A.
GEKLOFF.
Doors open at and O'clock p. m:
Performance commence and o'clock.
Ambulance % cents Positively no half price
Sept A-3tawto7thOctf
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has only refer to the records of the War Office to re-
solve his doubts Honor to whom honor is due

DEPARTMENT War Nov. 2 1872
l. Hereafter ardent spirits will be ssued the troop,
of the United States component part OF the ration
shall any In therefor be paid them
q No ardent spirits will be introduced into any fort
camp or garrison of the United States sold by any
suter the troops Nor will any permit be granted los
the purchase of ardent spirits
Under the authority vested in the President by the sth
section of the Of Congress Of April H. ISIS. the follow
ing changes viii be made in the ration issued to the army
3 As substitute for the ardent spirits issued previously
10 the adoption of the general regulation of November
1880 and for the continuation in money prescribed there
by eight pounds of sugar and four pounds of coffee will
allowed to every hundred ratons And al those posts
where the troops may it, pounds OF may be
issued to every hundred ration in lieu of the egh,
quarts of beans allowed by the existing regulations
These regulations will not extend TO the cases provided
for by the act of Congress of March 2, 1919, entitled can
ACT TO regulate the pay of the army vixen employed IA
tigue duty" in which discretionary authority is vested
in the President nor the necessary supplies for the hsp
tai department OF the army.
LEWIS CASS
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TO PERPETUATE PEACE.

IJUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gun loads
IL the breech, the principle, regards setting
home the charge of loading from the muzze the differ
being that the load required pass three inches
rest, instead Of the entire length of (may be) moist
barrel; the mechanical embodes the best cien-
c principles for this purpose, ami enables person
load and fire the the three hundred times
hou and keep the gum clean the load always dry, make
sure aie and burn the powder WELL which, with the accu
fiji Of the ball, enables also to shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun either ball and bucksot ne shot, and
is seful Tor both sporting and warlke purposes.
They made Order, either in musket, rife, carbne
and shot gun form, and delivered governments, ndivid
uals, organized bodies of whose purposes
variance with the Institutions laws of the United
States.
WIN. W. HUBBELL
Aug. lift Patentee, Philadelphia.
The has fred the musket
mi
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Q160 hEWARD.-tana away from the subscriber nea

I'D lou Luray, Page county Viruina on the OH inst ,
boy named Aaron lie is verv black, years of age.
alb eet or inches high, has down look when so-
to- very thick lips, and heavy tongue He had on when
he le domestic kersey irock blck color
10 ID bri,n white hat AID otef clothing VIII ann n, O.
.n,,rtcd Tue above reward oil rl50 be gwen b,,d
lac. be apprr State, and taken in m,
State so that may get him again All reasonable charges
VIII ipe PAID If delivered to me at Lnray.
A,s.ni let in company with sprghdy yellow boy, red
60 mol, on red hair and spotted face; tall a.
Aaron bu, heav made Both oil above boys good
coopers. WM a. CHAPMAN
Sept. 0-u Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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Splendid Lotteries
j. w. MAURY Co, Managers
Capital S33,l75
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowing Leesburg Academy and for other purposes
Glass No. 81 1913. To be drawn in Alexandria Va on
Saturday, the 7th of October, 1913.
10 Number Lotery-l3 drawn ballots.
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rs pieces of fancy silks, styles
% do French cash. d. Ecosse, very rich
80 do Scotch do very cheap
~ do black boiled gro de rhne- silks
10 do do plain and striped Pekin sks
do real French merino- every shade
do damask satin de chine, entirely new
do broche Paris acyones, also entirely new
do satin striped tyreDne, do
80 do styles noussellnes de laine
Is do high coiored polka muslins
5 do Al rich colored velvets, for visites nc.
80 do white and colored Grape shaws. very cheap
Together with general assortment Of every article in
line r. ii. HUE co.
Sept. 26-d2wif
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VXTANTED-n situation teacher by master OF
w arts of the University of Dublin, Ireland He VIII
produce ample testimonials for morality and ability to in
in the Latin Greek, and English languages, and IN
all the usual Ell q sh and mathematical branches has
taught IL wears in the United States single Let
addressed A. B., at Baltimore, Maryland, will be I'M
med iately attended TO-
Scnt e.