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n & J. TAGGART respectfully informs their
~ customers and tho public generally, that they
always keep on hand a good stock of liats of their
own manufacture, in addition to which they have re-
ceiycd a very large stock of hats and caps from the
east, consisting Of fine Mole Skin Hats of the fail
fashion, fur and wool Kossuth Hats, a great variety
Of silk plush Caps, of the latest styles for men and
boys; also a great variety Of boys and children's cloth
Caps, which they will sell at prices thnt cannot fail
TO satisfy the buyer. u. e.. J. TAGGART.
Cadiz, Sept. 90, l852-ly.
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FlveSh DEegNS.

TIME subscriber is receiving his stock m-xwEN
l. Of Spring and Summer DRUGs, which [s&EMY
have all been selected by himself in the
Eastern cities, and is much the largest EkA
assortment of the kind ever brought TO taz&ER
this market; and in point of quality, price, etc, will
compare with any stockin the country. He will sell
as low as any establishment west Of the mountains
for cash or approved country. produce. Persons
wishing to purchase any article n the
BO q K q ~ - g. u q LII r..
would do well to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN EEALLt :
CRdiz, May 10, 1854,
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A LII persons indebted to me by Note or Book ac-
IN count, are requested to come without delhy and
make settlement, as l am determined 10 close up all
my old business matters. This notice | will consid.
or sufficient for all and them that-that VISIT take /
intend to bring. Il. il BENNETT,
Cadi2, March 2, 1885,. &
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nAGMGRREnTYpEs

JJAVING lately purchased a New Daguerrean
l-LApparatus oflargo dimensions by which Likeness
ses OF any size can be taken, and that too in the best
and most improved style, | invite all who have a
taste for the fine arts to come and secure an imperigh-
able likeness of themselves or Of their friends.
No painso or labor shall be spared to furnish them
with good and correct likenesses.
Entire satisfaction will always be given.
Persons may have their likenesses put up in lock-
cts, breast-pins, or finger-rings, or in cases of differ
ent sizes, and varieties of style, and from one dollar
to five, according to the size, quality, or style.
Or Rooms under the Republican Office.
CadiZ. Aupust 25. 1859 -1v. RI nAVTS
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NEW GOODSp!

TTNHE largest and p~rettiest stock Of Fall Goods are
l. to be seen at WIN. HoGG g. Co.'S, where thew
think it no trouble to show goods that have been pur.
chased exclusively for cash, and with great care in
New York and Philadelphia, to which they ask the
attention Of customers and every person desiring to
purchase goods at short profits.
We have added to our usudl variety, a GOOD assort-
ment of Ready Made Clothing, which You will find
on examination to be much cheaper than purchasing
material and having them made. Call and examine
the stock. VIM. HOGE Il CO.
Cadiz. Ocloher II. 1870
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Z & Z
TWO LIVES SAVED BY TIE USE OF ONLY THREE ROT.
TLLs nE .MISEAR,s nALSAM DE rm1In crrrnn..,,

ills OF "wIsrAR's BA1sAM OF WILD CHERRY
MT. EDEN, KY, July "a, 1859.
Messrs. Harcourt Howard & Co.-Gents;-The
"Dr. WistGr'S Balsan Of Wild Cherry" that | bourEt
Of you has been Of such signal benefit in my family,
that | wish to make its virtues known for the benefit
Of the public.
My wife took cold at the time of her confinement.
which settled On her lungs. The physicians pro.
nounced her disease consumption, She had p%rofuse
night sweats, and had coughs; she was given up, for
we ~despalred OF her recovery, and ler child partook
OF her compliant. She then commenced taking Owls
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry - and 3bottles effected
an entire cure with her and the child both.
| have no doubt that they would have now been in
their graves if they had not have used Wistar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry.
Seth z. Senrcy, whose certificate is above. ia 4
man Of as much veracity as any in this country, and
a man OF good judgment, and we place entire reli-
ance on his statement.
HARC0URT, HOWARD & co.
COusiEMsp Ia0n SuraRRIn!
Robert Sanderson, Justice of the Peace in Rush
Creek township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother
OF MAJ General Sanderson,' an officer in the war
Of 1872, cured of Consumption by tho use of avis
tar's Balsum Of Wild Cherry"
Brush Creek township, Fairfield Co,
February Is, 1851.
Dear Slr-As | consider that my life has beer
greatly prolonged by my being cured Of Consump-
ZION by the use Of ''Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry l will state The symptoms of my case, that
others similarly afflicted may be induced to try this
invaluable remedy. | eXpeiienced great difficulty
in breathing; had the hectic fever with violent flush
es of heat and frequent cold chrls, with severe pain
in my side and breast, accompanied by a very. bad
cough; was very restless at nights, and had grlpo
night sweats, perspiring, ! should say, at least two
| gallons d night, wetting the bed completely through
] had not been able to work for years. BAIL was
much emaciated, and almost helpless when | com.
menced using 'W!istar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. /
haze used IN all 10 bottles. and | am now free from
all those complaints, for my health is good.
am now M vnnrc al1 and Inv. 40 t.La. .-.R
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Petition for Divorce.
EiRESE TEAS.

PerE are again receiving n choice lot Of Teas
~, fresh and fragrant. The rome say tho only
they can get rGyiyitying Teas, is at
.puI M~cFADDEN'S,
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" chi. CASTOR.

l. a W Y T. L
WILL promptly and carefully attend to an leep.
w business entrusted 20 his care in Harrison and
the adjoining counties. Mr.. q. is agent for It's
Western Farmers Mutual Insurance Company, 81 Of
New lisb0n, Ohio.
~ Office on Main street, nearly opposite Beall's
Drug Store, Cadiz, Ohio.
September 8, 1852.
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N Dl2FR tUOTNG TIIi,TR CUST0UEU'
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
HM M0r EpEcNIEAUDEDI

.RaY go book urle.s Dr. A. n N1nr.rern, l} Liberty st,
NV ts 1l l4" irIr lI"". aWi '" a9Nr IH 'It KS ORE On
The trek uf,Hr tul. rr-r r1rr. oHAs as tcsei~. sd buy o.ty
ofrc~pecohlc ~ hgaorgbi" lerie1s, COS atod - meii, a,1"d
d,rfs;o Or Al 1mur.nCeu
rut! title l12r, wih rn3tcufa, together with 2 f." raEf.
treating uf imhrraur subjects ~ eNr'y rautCi .pm-i', HIt
he sent. Zee orch, re. ," my owe elcio.i.g a Ieter STAMP il
ulrepnid letter, ad}tcsra III breju.
IRON receipt Of E;sty Ccnts, i"r One
Dal'nr for "a" five .1I3Han extra h1rtln%.t
U'p}IE EAFttsTN,p bNYfN'$ ~$}%IF
MEDICAL CGTtPA%EOy" Is stmt lpnii~h
r,esr to AMY INV; ~ s'Nn U"'tTfl %f"t.s. M
PETERS ~ aet Hr un2t-lrTIi ru6 Hr3.7s"a~g:i 80
DER. 3. ~. nYhui:EJ&&U. fEny }2@&, N"1r
Vo",a C!ty. Fun:i,l.nE 0Eic,, 30. !@3tth"ttg
Ttract, Few or',.
Fen SAFE Dv-L. s%trattou, Cincinnati Hunter {
Maddox, Ripley; Parker & IIomle, Urbana; 4. A. Il
Wright, Springfield; ]. SaxloD, Conton; ?. tilzoll
Georgetown; Wm. Earle, M'assillon; !. Donaldson
Peters x Co., Mari3u;J J. D. Luub. Tindiay
f.. Pierce, Section Ten; J. Perkins, Athcu; f.. G
Conwell, Coshoctou; J. Speed, Medina; Brown &
Worlcy, Washington; j. Newman, Norwalk; Il
MILLER, Milicrsburghi J. Burns, Roscoe; C.. Fin
CEilIicothe, Ohio.
Iu1p % 1QEOL-hv
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iBbONS Enbrolderios, Linen HandkeTcbIefz-
~ Gloyes and Hosiery, an extensive and anlandil
variety that must phase tho most fastidious, Tor sale
~ (aprd s1 McFADDEN5 c
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And to her husband the constant toll aud anxiety OF mind,
neeessaily devolving upon him from sicknessot the vile,
without giving him tie opportunity Of acquiring that coTa,
petence which his eNeriOn5 arc quilted, aud le. possession
Of which would secure the happiness OF hIRlseu, wiie, and
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Let all who wish to purge the blood from impurities,
anu prepare the system TO resist epidemics, resort
TO "Guysotts Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsa-
parl!a," winch Is proving itself an antidote for
many OF the most malignant diseases that flesh is
heir to, and they never will be disappointed; for in
this remedy public faith has never wavered-ney-
or can wayer; tor it Is founded on experience, Just
pounds Is founded on experience. They Hy from
mineral nOstrums to seek hope, life and vigor from
this PURIFY vEGErAGLE REMEDY, however broken
down in health and spIIi;s-aoweyor loathsome to
himself and others, let no one despair of recovery;
let the patient only understand That his hope Of
physical restoration lies only in "Guysottb Extrac.
OF Yellow Dock and SarsagaaiAR' and persuade
him, for his lit5E sake. - try It, and we have no
station in predicting his speedy restoration to
I-.1.b
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I0HEl1E 3. TEOTTA.

JU0LL 4 =. ALAOIAApy.
n T'P ~ e. Y sR a e. "a ~.
e'udtI,, Shfc.
OOLLECTlONSmade in Harrison, jefferson, Tus-
~ carawas, Carroll, Belnonnt and Guernsey coun.
lies.
Sri,t attention given to the business o. Executors,
Guardilns, Partition and Sales OF Land, Jf settle
ucnt Of Esntos, etc, etc. OHicc-Mardgt s,rec', ,
doors east OF Main street. apFi.1-l652
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Seth r. Senrcy, whose certificate is above, is a
man Of as much veracity as any in this country, and
a man Of good judgment, and We place entire reli-
ance on his statement.
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SECURE T1n MEANS OF nAPPINEss

BY becoming in time possessed Of the knowledge, the want
OF which has caused the sickness aud poverty Of thousands
In view Of such Consequences, no wife or mother IS 6xcq
sable if she neglect TO avail, herself of that knowledge ~
respect to herself, which would spare her much suffering, te
the means oi hlpplness and prosperity ts her husband, aud
confer upon her children that blessing above all price-healdly
bodies, with healthy minds. That knowledge is contained in
atiule Hork entItled
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ugBasc and Shameful Fraad!
CAgTI3V TO B0GXSEiLEBS.
VIOLATION OF COPYRIGHT.
a EDITION

4 SPURIOUS EDITION
Flagraut and b],rcaccd, has been eur,ercricusIy ,esncd, with
thu same form and size, exactly the SAME 1GLE Page, anJ
exactly the same
TVTOGRApRICAL ARRANGEMENT,
Eut another name substituted for " d. \. Y. ManrccaH,f
aud " Boston for" New York AID the Eaids,
ENTERED according % tct Of Co"gesg. i. the year 1917, BY
fDSFFH TRO@,
In the Clerks O.ice ur the Dis-ic, CouTt Of The Syutacm
DuFrut Of New York,
OMITTED.
The coutents, The subject matter. and reading are
ENTIRELY D~IFFEsnaT.
Printed oo poor, lrowotsh, dirty paper with PAPER cove,
II can lie kpGyD pls0 tnput the miserable and l!lrsIhit wood
cuts e"rsre3 lngoGShoGt its pages The ccFyrtEht edition
c9ufGi7y Y0HE.
II ibsrc uc oaY in the trade so lost to shame and common
honesty as 10 be wiling pogtirs
N DEFRiUDTEG THEIR CUsTQmGEs,
10 lest Than he leGj ,owas, Of ie moaerty ia copyright,
they will be pr#ccmcG, aid sicls vii he lnhcH to crluse
tirEN'o ;hr public.
lrrms u"nr which they VIII be t-faislrdJ utuu .tccItt ul
his or thcir JUsi .css cad ofaldt'ss.
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is IT.

That We behold many Females. scarce In The meridian ofhfs
broken IN health and spirits with a eomrileauan 81 diseases
And ailments, dspiving them oihe rnUernr The c~poTllent
Of lie Al an age Nhei plysietl hetlth, b~Ruyaney Of 9Ii9p,
snt ss-9y serenity Of miud, srsing Lsom aeondiuun ol hralthl
should be pgCdomiua1t
NISgv ofhc esissH Of her ndsinEs A. hnt-pedhaps years
bcfore. perh4ps dannr girihood, OFthe hst yraIso maWaEe-
were n ilsis odsia 50 Ighl as to pass unaoteed, and u eeurss
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AGENrs-John BooII, Codlz; W. Singer, Jelor-
son; A. F.. Croskey, New Market; VIM. Lee, New
Athens; Thomas Green, Freeport; r. littis & Son,
Doersville; ]. 7. Watson, Harrisyilo; A Jul. Schrei,
her. Moorefell. june l6, l852-1y.
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DR.. Guysott's ImprovedExtract q
Yellow Dock & Sarsapsrilla.

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREF
ARATION FOR THE PERMANENT CURE
a CONSUMPTION AND DISEASE OF
THE LUNGS WHEN THEY ARE
SUPPOSED TOBE AFFECTED
BLYTHE FREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUI-
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Possessed the information contained ina little volume, with
"a the reach Of ALL which would spare to herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
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When TOO late 10 he ~bsnefurd BY cur knowledge, We ioot
ignorance. ,c. -
KNOWLEDGE we obtain in alter yeas! And what gaYs. al1
nights nf anguish We might not have been sIared, II the
knowledge Vas timely possessed. IL Is
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HARCoURT, HOWARD & co.

Robert Sanderson, Justice of the Peace in Rush
Creok township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother
of Maj. General Sanderson, - an officer in the war
Of 1872, cured Of Consumption by tho use of "Wis-.
tar's Dalsum Of Wild Chorry.'
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MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING

To behold tie sickness and suIeung enjyuedby many a wiile
for macy years, from causes simple snd controhabie, easily
remedied-or better sull,-not incurred, ne'sTy
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which in all diseases or arrangements OF the female frame,
instructions, difficulties, painful menstruauons, &c., ha;
Effected q cnre. This root is Indigenous TO our soil, and found
In large quantities, and as n medicinal property, stands with,
out an equal; it forms one Of the compounds in the. prepare.
ton, which, as a whole, is the best remedy ever given TO q
debiitated female; it is sure, and the system Wi! be restored
to health 10y its Use.
nancy: il uNays those distressing aud painful. troubles which
often occur both 10 married and unmarried lentles, and re.
moves those periodical Instructions which arse from taking
Geld, sc.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT, Bilious Dis.
eases, inflammation Of The Lungs, Coughs, Colds, HOGrse-
ness, Night SDeatS, WeakHess, DC, for all these discusses no
Medicine has ever been Its equal.
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THE MARRIED
Private Medical Companion.

BY DIR. A. n. MAUflCEAu,
PROFESSION OF pIsEAsES OF woMET.
One Huad-edth Edition. 1smO, PIP. $50, Price, so cts.
[ox FINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 COL
First published in ls7, and it not
sURPRIZING or WONDERFUL,
Considering that EVERY FEMALE,
WHETHER MARRIED. OR NOT, can here
acquire n full knowledge Of the nature,
character aud causes OF her complaints,
with the various symptoms, and That
nearly
HALF A MILLION COPIES
should have been sold.
1t is impracticabIe to convey fully the yarious subjects
treated of, as they are Of a nature strictly intended Tor tue
married, or those contemplating marriages, but no iemaie
DESTROYS OF enjoying health, and HAT beGuy, consequent anon
health, which is so conducive to her own ~hairlneSs, and th3tt
of her husband. but either has orw will Obtain il, as has Or VIII
every husband who has the love aud affection Of ms vile al
heart, Or that Of his own pecunlaFy improvements
UPWARDS or mi HUNDRED THOU
SAND OFIES
Have Leep sIrET BY MAIL within the last few months
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Groceries and Provisions.
NJsiV cy,ORE


Z a MI c subscriber has just opened new geoceey
q store, (on Second street. IN the room former.
" occupied Ivy Collins & Darlington } and 81 PIE
pared To sell at wholesale and retail as good
terms as can he had ia this city, or ans olher
placs The above the Rapids. The follow
ing ere some or the articles now on hand:
Rio Laguyra coffee
Brown, clatiied, loaf and cru ID sugar
Molases, syrup. sugar-house
G A, dairy AMI kanawha salt
Imperial and Young Hysbn teas, first qua lily
Palm soap. mould and star candles,
Tobacco, cigars, pipes, dc. as#
Lemons. raisinS, ligs, behring's,
Candies. almonds, English wnlnu,s,
Peanuts, currents, Chocolate, nutmeg
w. II. cheese, wines brandy, Dc.
BIS, indigo, purcushon caps, bar lead
Shot, cap letter and wrapping paper
Cinnamon. cloves, pepper. spice
Ground ginger, mustard in cans
Tubs, best omber. NADER, cspperas
Alum, starch. candle wcking
Mackeral. cclfislI. sardnrs
Bed-chords, buckets xink wash hoards
Rosin, cotton ba,li,g-wth many other ar
cles Cor family use.
~ Country produce, such ms butter. eggs 20.
a'oes. fowls, and every thing in the market for
amiiy use, wanted. ]. A. WILSON.
Muscatine. March 25-,f
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VOL; Y.



Lines Written nj Sisters Grave.
The sod is green above thy grave,
And daises blossom there;
The sweet forget-me-pst has sought
Thy lowly bed to SHARE.
The willow waves ab,ve the Stone
Taat Usrks thy resting place,
And s.oors to kiss the chisclcd name
Upon the marbles face.
Alas! thy little grave is short
Alb, very short indeed:
Thv PRISE ,ce was sunbeam bright,
Wsoa absencs shows its need.
Sweet sister. rest would not call
Thy spirit from the skies;
Though oft my soul in nguish rent
Wecps for her broken ties.
Our mother sleeps meath yonder mound
Here lies brother dear
Thou vert the last Of sisters fair
We've laid il sorrow hero.
Sleep on, dear one though earth ia drear
And loved ones droop and die,
It's sweet--oh very sweet-to think
We've sne mere gem on high
uArrIK HFArH.
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Life.

Life believe il not dream
So dark ~ ssges say;
OFT little morning rain
Foretells a pleasant day.
Sometimes there are clouds of gloom,
But these are traucieut all
If the shower viii make the roses bloom.
o, Why lament it's fall?
Rapidly, merrily,
LIES sunny hours fit by,
Gratefully, checriiy.
Enjny them es they fly
What though D,ath at times steps
And calls our bes. awayi
What thaugh sorrow seems to win,
Ger hope, q heavy sway?
Yet hope again elastic springs,
Uoc,nqnered I'll ugh sha fell;
Still buoyant are hergolien wings,
Sill strong to bear us we'll.
Manfuly, fear,cssly,
Tbs day Of trial bear.
For gloriously, victoriouslv,
Can courage qs!l despair!
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THE Gar.-One may Judge of the
splris and disposition of man by his
ordinary gal, aud mein in walking -
He who habi,ualiy pursues abs,rac,
thoughts. looks down on the ground
lie who is sccustomei 10 sudden i'm
pulses, oris trying 10 seizs upon some
necessary recollection, looks up with a
kind Of jerk. He who is a steady. eau
tious, merely practical man, walks on
deliberately, his eyes slrsight before
him; ana even in The NEST musing moods
observes things sufficiently to shun a
porter's knot or butchers tray. But
the man with s'rong sangiions. OF push
ing. lively temperament who lhough
practical, Is yet speculstive-,he man
who Is enluIous aud active, AMI ever
trying 10 rise in lifc-sansuine. al r
bold-walks with spring. looks rather
love the heads OF his fellow passengers,
but with quick, easy turn Of his own.
which is lightly sci on his sh ,uiders-
his mouth is little opea; his eye is
bright. rdlLef restless bar peneiroiive,
his por, has something OF defiance; his
form Is erect. bnt without stiffness
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The Lizzie One 1. Dead.

Smooth the hair, and c'ose the eyelids,
Let the window curtains fsll;
With smile upon her features,
She hath answered 10 the call.
Let the children kiss her gently,
As she lies upon the he'd;
God hath called her to his hosom,
And the little one Is dead.
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wit mad Wisdom.

Those who suspect all are much 10
be suspected.
There is more fatigue in laziness
than in labor.
Those who think they must talk
!oolishly TO ladies, are not capable OF
talking sense 10 any body else.
Jones SAYS the best voice he heard
singing in meeting, last Sunday. remind
ed him of a rag machine tearing cordu
roy ranialoons into 4th OF July orations.
Classic comparison!
Love covers multitude OF sins,
says the maxim. A married man OF
our acquaintance, after two years steady
application, says it will do so, but it
will not cover his children. or keep him
supplied with new hat every spring
and fall. Experience has taught him
that love, like white pants, should Only
be used in the proper season.
Whether people see any beauty in
su nrise, depends great deal on "sur-
rounding circumstances" The Poet,
with fat wallet. looks upon it as ''lhe
yellow ever from which will pour
golden day. The poor devil who
carries a hod, on the contrary, sees
in il a forerunner of a hard days work,
and a coup de soleii. With gentlemen
OF the latter persuasion. sunrise is not Il
popular institution, and never will be.
1t is hard being sentimental with 5O
pounds OF mortar on your back.
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caIe, silk, lasting. Brown aud bleached
Horn,psper bone, muslius, prints. PADDING
Canvass, silesias. gold and silver watches, s,ee
chains anu keys, gold pencils, gold pens, sewing
silk, conversation carts. rewsrdcards silk and
cotton handkerchiels. Of every description, gum
suspendsrs with vast varir,y # other g'ode
TOO numerous 10 ,ncnrion which they viii sci!
At wholesale as low can he bough' in any of the
Wrscrn cities. May 6. 1888.