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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conelu'ivsly proves that
Truth Is stranger than Fiction"
CURE or
aHEUxArIsA, BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA.
Rev. DR.. Lands, a Clergyman

si "sS Jsrssy Oh dnlngelsheu aNAhnlehh Ahu ssAHso
rsrnistoR -
SiprKr Nav Jsnsy, July IL, ls<s.
Dt. 4 II Csssrrr-DsM Sir: You wish 10 know ~
whs, has been the result in own csss Of the spPlr
csuon of THE 8ALvANlC BELT AND SECkLACE.
Ny reply Hm lollo~s:
Dor about twenty year, had besn suffering from Dy'
pspis. Every year the symptoms became wor.e nor
eoud Obtain permanent rclic from any courss Of med
cal treatment whatever About fourteen years SINCE IN
soneguence of frequent exposure to tie ~es,her in the
ii.chary. Of my pastoral duties, becsms subject W q
sever. Chronic Rheumat.m, which for year after year,
caused me niesc rhshlc anguish fhrer III the winter
of Is and 40 in consequence oi preaching graAt deal
in Hy own and various Other churcher in this region,
va attacked by the Bronchitis, which became 40
ievsrs require immediate Iu'peniion oi my pas
torpl lahou Ny fyEm yGs nOv hs'snshiy prot
nseG and MY Bronchitis became worse, 80 slso did m
Dysp-p,ia aud Rheumatic AfectIon--thus svInck that
these disorders connected with each other through
tho medium Of the Nervous System. In the whole phsr
mscop1s there seemed 10 be no remedial ssent which
could reach and r.cupeTate my Nervous System every
thing that had tried for this purpose had completely
failed. At las led by my friends to examine your
their eici-ncy) determined TO try the effect OF hs
application Of the GALYANlC BELT AND NECKLACE,
with the MAGNETIC FLUID This was in June 1916.
To GREAT AsTorIsnnEsr, ~ TWO DArs NJ Drrhrs.
nap COST; IN IIgHr DAYS | wAs ErAbLED TO srsUnK
~ rl,roRAL LAsoRs non HAvE sscE OMITTED GHeLs
srl,Icr ACCOUNT THr BRoscHiTDj AND NJ RHru.
nArtc AFFECTION HrrtRILT CEASED TO TsoUsLI Mt.
Such the wonderful and happy results Of the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID TO many
whs have been Likewise suffering from Neurslgic ansc
tons They have tried them WITH HA.rI srsrLr,, !
sELIrvr, ~ rvrsr cAsE
an, dear sir, very respectfully youn
ROBERT w LANDIA
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Palsy and PARALYSIS.

All physicians acknowledge that those terrible diss,ss
are csuI.d by deficiency .f Nervous Envsy in tn,
affected limbs DE. CERsTIt's Gslvsnic Articles viii
supply this deficient power, and conple's and entire
,k,,.. -
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For Sale.

For Sale.
tract Of land Of 18 acres a. the north
par Of the Town, bounded on the south by
Walnut street, on the west by Sd street, on
the east by street running up on the west
side Of the com non burying ground, and on
the north by the Dyre Farm,-of an extra
quality for gardens, or building lot, will be
sold altogether, or in lots to suit purchasers /;
terms liberal and payments made easy. For
further particulars, enquire Of
JETHRO +. MITCHELL, or
DAVID BUFFUM.
Middlstown, Cd Mo. "a, IT,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscriber having moved his Soap
L aud Candle establishment from the stone
building on Broad street, to the building on
Sherman street, formerly the old meeting
house, fitted and used for a short time as
Soap house. by Sanford Bell where he
has on hand hard and soft Soap, mould aud
dipped Candles ofequal quality to any made
in the Stale or elsewhere. All Storckeep.
ers furnished at the lowest prices and sent
TO them free OF expense.
SILAS WARD.
Nov IL dNwtf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

DARTINE'sLoTIoN, Kid rs Horse l.
ID im.nt, and Cnpo's Lini en,--for sTs ain
bind-galls, ring bones, spsvins, fresh wcnnd,
stiffness Of the joints, NC. in horscs--s now
supj ly Of the above Is received At
R.R. HAZARDS
Near the Court tisrre
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PERFECT HEALTH.

Such an effect has the knowledge of the
Facts had upon the practice OF Physicians
Of second rate, that they have tried in our
ovid free Slate, to get a bill lassed prevent
ing the sale of any Medicine or Gem
pound unless prescribed by themselves; but
il would not do. The people say it shall not
be. Where is the man who would prohibit
the sale of a Medicine that performs sust
cures as the foiloming:
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IL I'D GLOvES-Lsdies and Gentiemen's
IN I'D Gloves a splendid assortment now
eninss CARR a. BROWN IS.
Oct l3 No 9 Swinburnc'e Block
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

Da. D. p. TowHsrsp--I verify believe your ssrss.
psrills he's been the means, through Providence,
Of saving my life. / have for several years had q
bad Cough X became worse and wore. At last
rssed large quantities Of blood, had night swests
and w0 greatly debiiitated and reduced, and did
not expect 70 live. have only used your Sarsa.
parills q short time, and there has a wonderful
change been wrought in me. I am now able to
walk all over the city ! raise no blood, and my
cough has lef me. You can well imagine that
am thankful for these results. Your obedisnt
servant VIM. Russell, IS Cathsrins-st
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RY. a. GREEN. .g,.ctioaeer.

VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE, &c AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL-On
Thursday, the 9Th day of prl next, 10 O'clock
shall commence the sale, and continue from day day
until all sold the whole of the furniture in that extensive
establishment known the National Co!emans Hotel
order. enumer rate in part
A very extensive assortment of china, glass
Crockery, abata, Britannia, and block tin of
y every description and OF a fine quality
Mahogany sofas, ottonians, dLpans, lounges, chairs
Centre aud pier, dining breakfast card and side tables
Sideboards, bureaus, wardrobe washstands bedstead
&c.
Maple high andlow-post and French double and single
bedsleads
Cane, Office arm, fancy and wood-seat chairs
Washstands, dressing, and writing tables
Extensive assortment of Brussels three ply and ingram
carpets, hearth rugs, crumb cloths. NC.
Large lot OF excellent dningoom, passage and step oil
cloth, straw mating, Nc.
Fine paror and chamber window curtains
Venetia n and painted window blinds
Large French plate mirrors and other looking glasses
Fine Plateau with full set candelabras, srandoles
Solar, hall, and other lamps, chandeliers, &c.
Feather beds and hair mattresses large quantity
Linen and cotton sheets, blankets quilts, connerpanes,
comforts, Nc
Andirons, shovels and tongs, tenders, stoves. &c.
large OF cooking coppers wooden and other
kitchen elustes.
Terms of sale: All sums Of and under S25, cash over
25 and exceeding $50 and months credit
$780, wo four, and six months for notes, all
of credit, satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
BY order of the Trustees. A. GREEN,
Mar 26-eods Auctioneer.
18th instant, same hour.
B. F miDSbLEsTroN 5 Trustees
Apt A. GREEN Auctioneer.
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THE u MON.
Hn Il. GREEN. u4ucffoaSer.

VALUABLE BULLYING LOTS AT AUCTiON.-on
"Wednesday, the llh instant shall sell on the preml-
ses al O'Clock, lot No. in square No 24I fronting
on north L. next TO the OF l4h street. 5s feet running
back TO wide alley 20 feet containing 800 square feet
The above described property is part of that on which
the Cottage was burnt-a beautiful location for private
residence
Terms, half cash. and the balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest deed given, and a
deed OF trust taken.
Also, immediately after the above SALE shall proceed TO
sell lots Nos and o. in square Ne. 1884, fronting 81 feet
inches each on north street, the OF l7h street
west and near the old Mud House The lots contain be-
tween thirteen and fourteen thousand square feet sutc
y large for a good garden Terms, cash.
APP S-Suf A GREEN, Auct
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Hv Il. GREEN .YucffonAer
j. II. BRADLEY, T-.
B. F. MIDDLETON, 5 Trustees
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERrY.-Dy virtue of a
Washngton, in the District OF Columbia, and approved by
the circuit court in the matter of the petition n John r.
Hendley guardian Sophia j. Hsndley, the undersigned
will proceed sell on Wednesday, the 18th day of April
the following pieces OF ground in the city OF WasEngton
with the Improvements thereon viz: all that part OF lot 3D.
in square 49, beginning tie northeast of said lot
and running thence due south 7 street west 81 feet
thence right angles due so feet thence right
giles due north 81 feet and thence at right angles due
north so eer the place OF beginning with the
privilege of threeioot alley taken from the south OF
said lot and also the easernmost equal halt of LOT H. in
the square, fronting T. street north % feet and
tending depth thereom 100 feet This property is stu
aed the of 7h and streets, opposite the General
Post Office, and occupied at present by r. Hendey
hotel aud reectory.
TERMS one fourth cash. the balance in three equal pay
SIX twelve and eighteen months, with uteres
be secured by deed OF trust II the terms OF sale be
complied with by the purchaser within three days. the
right reserved resell the properly at his risk and
pense,
Sale upon the premises at O'Clock, p. m, Wednes
day. 18th day Of April Title indispuabs.
For further particulars apply TO the undersigned or to w
Lenox, attorney ut law. j. X. HENDLEY, Guardian.
April 4-3awS3dps A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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The Washington correspondent of the New York Jour.
nal OF Commerce. in his letter of April T. asserts that "a
majority OF wings from almost all parts of the country
who have lately been here, and who have been eager
asprantsi for offices. large and small have gone HON,
with conviction that they might WE'LL 30 far as they
are personally concerned, have permitted the Nichigo
den Cass) to be elected" The correspondent
tnues
The present administration, without any but the mos
honorable objects in view, believe is pretty near
sort OF Fyertzaton would be sorry them mnct
condemned by their enemies they by their friend,
They are as apprehend, soon to be left in fearful mi
nority Virginia, Connecticut, and Rhode Island will b.
the first, perhaps, to take the back track Virginia
pretty nearly, wing State 1t i, quite tina
CONF lexion now. The 18th April will show that it is
long way from it, do not know, however nor do say
that the hesitating policy Of the administration as
movals and appointments, is the cause of the nd
ence manifested in regard to their fate But would not
be surprised the House of Representative,
democratic.
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CARD TO THE GENTLEMEN

Ofhe different government departments to the diplomatic
corps, and to the citizens Of Washington IN general.
Positively taught for only limited time longer. Apty
THE possession of a HANDWRITING, which is for
J. tune to the Merchant the Clerk and all persons
gagged in public business private life, is OF such vast i'm
pouance that
Mr.. BRISTOW, FINISHING WRITING MASTER,
of twenty years extensive practice in the Atlantic cities and
London views 1t act OF proprey and public benefit
in submitting specimens of his style of teaching the door
of his Academy,
CONCERT HALL, PENN. AVENUE, NEAR It'll STREET
Promising and assuring those gentlemen who may honor
him with their confidence, that, notw outstanding the de-
fects the stiffness, campness, deorny of their present
writing they have now excellent opportunity of acqur
ing, with certain and success
IN ONE COURSE OF Easy LESSONS,
The ease, freedom, and handsome similarity tho writing
exhbited-bold rapid, and manly.
THE LADIES' STYLE
Is of perfect beauty Enthusiastically delicate, and
very graceful.
Mar 23-lmd
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IIOusE Furnishing Goods.-BARNES " MITCHELL
IL have this day received the cheapest and
stock of these goods ever before brought this market
Among them they would enumerae-
80 pieces imperial threep and best ingram carpets,
of new and elegant style
% pieces wool and cotton carpets, bought nj auction,
and will be sold at the same low prices
pieces heavy rag and list carpets
10 do passage and step Venetian do, very cheap
40 new and beautitnstyle chenille and utfeted rugs
100 pieces T. 8, and Ga mattings both coored
and white
pieces figured floor baze
30 do different widths floor oicloths, new and of
handsome patterns
~ do step oilcloth, a new and good article
80 do coorcd step linen and aen crash
% do 8, 9, TO- and PA white Marseiles and Impe-
rial quilrs-in either of which extra cheap
bargains will be sold
do 10, II, and 1874 heavy linen sheetings
10 do iO-inch pillow case linens
II do 8, 9, and 1914 damask table diapers
IL dozen damask table cloths, which can sell fifty
per cent. less than to be had elsewhere
10 dozen damask table napkins
Russia, Scotch huckaback, and brdeye diapers
An excellent stock of curtain materials, in the way of
damask merinos, muslins, embroidered border, and
also in
Red cashmeres both twiled and plain
Persons going TO housekeeping have opportunity
OF saving twenty-five per cent by calling early us, be-
tween 9th and 9ih streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
Mar 3i--3taw2wif
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The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Clip
per pays an unjust compliment to the present adminsa
ton AT the expense of the last

The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Clip
per pays unjust compliment to the present admnista
ton at the expense Of the last
sit expected by all that blood be she'd and
the interest manifested to know the the victims
When it was reported that the Hon benjamin Bidac
was dead, more than dozen gentlemen began to sigh fol-
New Grenada, chargeship being fine fat Office with
comfortable salary But the administration did not
hast y and supply vacancy that did exist and follow
the example set by the Polk dynasty viz: It will lie reco
leced that Mr. Robertson, the consul Bremen was
eral months ago, reported dead. and that Phiadelphs
paper actually had his eless body brought home and M
Gently Inferred in that city! Without waiting for official
intelligence A. Dudy Mann appointed to the station
when he arrived out, he his predecessor in the t
possession of all his faculties, and holds the post"
Mr.. Mann was in Europe when Mr. Robertson's dealt
reported in this country This is one mistake; anil
another is. that he not appointed to succeed My
Robertson. We conversant with all the facts Of h
case and we know that the President directed the rel
ports about Mr. Robertsons death to be strictly invest
gated before any appointment was made Meanwhile
received letter from Mr. r. himself, which conf
petey arrested any movement for supplying his place
Thus, il appears there no haste on the part Of the
Administrations was no vacancy created, and no
vacancy was filled
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NKw YORK, April g. sp. m Henry B. Jones, OF Phl1
delpha, and T. Jones, arrested to-day in this cV
charged with robbing the United States Patent Office OF
government jewels. There found buried in the e.
lar of Joness house bundled and twenty dianono,
one hundred and forty three jewels three hundred dou
worth OF gold in bars fsuppoci be from he 'cabba
the sword presented by the Emperor of Russia TO Conn
dore BddleO gold box, and pint bottle OF the ~"
Of roses The parties in prison, and will leave
Washington tomorrow morning, in charge Of police "
GERS,
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result for themselves, as follows:
For Mr.. Trumbull 25696
Seymour 1928
Niles 2,94
The towns TO be heard from gave Governor Bssel las
spring, 2o67; Mr. Catlin, 2.lOi; Mr.. Gillette, no.
The whole vote for governor in 1913 81, 1923; Of
which Mr. Bisse had 80, SSH Mr. Cain % abolition
and scattering, l,77S.
Upon this estimate the Hartford Times says: "OI
course there is no choice by the people The election
goes to the House, and there the free sellers will hold tn,
balance of power The constitution provides that the
election must be made from the two candidates having
the most votes"
The New Haven Register gives despatch from Hart.
ford which says the Legislature stands joint ballot
wings ll9, democrats is free SOIL preferences unknown
81 one illegal election Free-soers hold the balance Of
power" Still, the Register thinks have it by small
majority.
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College of st. James,

'Te second term opens Monday, March .; students
Il may be admitted any time into the college or into
tue grammar school; either to pursue tho full colega
course OF classical and scientific sudies partial
IN mercantile class, receiving special preparation for
e counting room and general business Application for
made IOUN r KEKEOOT
T., hector nc, College of ST. James z. o., Maryland
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GENTLEMEN's WEAR.-We have Just received a lot
" of spring goods, of and fashionable styles, which
prepared to make order in the superior
and fashionable style.
Our stock OF ready made goods is large and of superior
quality, mostly equal, if not superior, ordered WORK
Gentlemen wishing clothing will find what they ard
at a low price.
Fine shirts flesh from New York, with all the varieties
of fancy goods that neediu 10 furnish gentleman
Very low prices and no deviation.
Mar 27-3taw4wf YOUNG Il OREM
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TINiFIE's Mechanical and Geom rtricni Drawing
lNl Book I vol Baltimore, 1919
Villains Manual for Model Drawing and Perspective,
| vol. London
Sopwitls Isomercal Drawing London
Joplins Isonetrcal Drawing London.
Arithnetcal Perspective, by c. E. Bernard, civil eng
neer London
Gwilt or Shadows London.
Applications de la Gcometrie Descriptive aux Onbres
la Perspective, la Gnomonique Ell Engenages, par
Olivier, vols; Paris, lS7.
Browns Practical Perspective, vol, quaro London
Deucon's Elements OF Perspective Dfawng London.
Woods Manual of Perspective London.
Thenot's Practical Perspective; Now York
And many others of the class of science, too nune
for the limits OF an advertisement,
Ape FRANCK TAYLOR
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Pennsylvania Hall.

DIRECTLY opposite Br0sns Hotel
nONNAVAN'S GRAND SERIAL AND ORIGINAL
~ PANORAMA OF MEXICO, the largest painting in
the world exhibiting all the towns, cities, rivers, battle
elds and naura! OF Mexico rendered int resting
well from the associations of their early history The
events OF the recent Will remain at The above
spacious and beautiful hall week longer previous
its transfer TO Europe.
Tickets OF admission 80 children half price Doors
open at 7. Exhibition commence in the evening 8
O'Clock.
For particulars see bills of the day Mar "a
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nlSTiN'S CONCERT-Mr. Distin and his sons the
~ celebrated performers the homs have the honor
10 announce that they will give grand
Tuesday evening April TO- which will be positively
last IN Washington They, will perform an entirely new
selection oil their splendid operate pieces, and grand
fantastic the national airs of America Vocalist Miss
Moriatt OConnor, Miss Louisa Ds,in and Messrs T., W.
and ii Distin Pianoiorte, MIR Willy.
Doors open at II, O'Clock. Tickets SO
cents, TO be had at the usual places Apt
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Rv A. GREEN; .aucftomfer.

Ru H. GREEN, Aucfton(sr.
GROCERY S TORE, FIXTURES, Ac., AT AUCTION
VI On Monday the 9th instant, shall sell the grocery
East Capitol street, the East Capitol gate
10 o'clock a. M a good lot of groceries, viz;
Tea, sugar coffee, mola sses and oil
Lard. soap, candles, tobacco cigars, NC.
Nails bru,h hes brooms, pickles, caisup
Spices, beans, glass Jars, &c.
Glass crockery, and stone
Also, the store fixtures tea canisters
Scales, weights, and measures, Oil cans, DC.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
An Auconeer.
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DARASOLS, PHrasolets aud Umbrellas We will open
this morning rich and elegant assortment, including
almost every shade OF color. We respectfully call the
enton of the Ladies wanting purchase stock is
not equaled in this District either richness variety
combining also cheapness.
CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY 81 CO.,
Successors TO ID. Clageu ~ Co.
An 3-,lIw
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FURNIrU RE

DNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITU RE
No 1885, oos 374, 375, &c, will, Thursday, the oh
day of April next beginning at 10 O'Clock proceed to
sell the premises public anction all the goods
tells, household sus, IMPLEMENTS furniture, and stock in
trade the National Hotel this city together with
the good viii of the said hotel
The premises well known The property will be
open for inspection Tuesday and Wednesday pre-
cedng the sale
The terms will be All under S25 cash from S25
$50 and four months credit $50, wo four and
months with approved endorsed notes, bearing interest
Il. F. MIDDLE TON,
JOS. ii. BRADLEY,
Mar 2l-2aw2wNd5 Trustees.
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nUvALL ~ BROTHER Merchant Tniioss are now
receiving new styles OF French and English spring
smere. vesngs, and cloths also, variety Of goods in
their line OF business suitable for the spring and
OF the finest French and English any of which
they will make order in their usual style OF elegance
Also. fine cravats, suspenders handkerchefs gloves, silk
shirts and drawers, &c. DUVALL ~ BROTHER,
Mar 23-eo3wif Under Gadsby's Hotel.
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A POLIO HALL. for Sale, Rent. Leass.-rhe
"A building has front OF 80 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. the hall is spacious aud capable Of holding per-
sons, being well suited for balls; exhibitions
any Kind waeroom, &c On the ground floor there are
three good store attached to which is good back
dwelling Bound for California hence my desire do
something with it. Persons disposed give exhibitions
NC will find il to their advantage to give call
Feb 25--eotif VIM MORROW
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NEW ARRIVALS-We have Just received, in addition
~ former extensive stock, great variety of cheap
easonabie goods which respectfully invite the
ton OF friends and the public generally, de-
emned offer very great bargains all who may favor
walls:
20 pieces fine white cambria musns
20 do medium do do
70 do low priced do do
25 do fine plaid cambrics.
25 do do nuslins
rs do do do l2A cts
20 do fine white laconet cambrics
% de do medium do
10 do do low priced do
10 do French colored jaconets
20 do do lawns, cheap
90 do dark ginghams extra wide
Is do small checked do
IS do pink and blue do
SO fine corded skirts
% do do do ready made
80 low priced do
800 grass cloth do cheap
% pieces gauze iannels
so do fancy colored drillings
10 do do striped and plaid white do
50 do Irish linens, embracing all prices and qualities
~ do fancy cassimeres
10 do do cheap, for boys
ALSO,
SO pieces rich spring bonnet rbands, l2a per yard
Together with rich and elegant assortment Of ladies'
dress goods.
Also endless variety Of staple and domestic goods all
of which will sell on the most reasonable terms.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, IL Co,
Apr 7-3tdif D. CaXett IL
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A RT Union Engraving and Dnrby's illustrations of
- Rip Van Wmkle given TO subscribers for lS4S to be
delivered in May specimen OF each Just received and
can be seen at TAYLOR 81 MAURYS Bookstore, where
subscriptions taken for 1919 Those subscribing early
IN the year will their eneravings and is
advantage to the institution collect their funds early
day SIS per annum. APPS