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1,oo Lives Sdved by the use Of only Three Bot.
ties Of "Wistdr's Baisam Of Wild Cherry"
Mt. EDEN. KY. July "a. 1852.
Messrs Harcourt Howard s. Co.-Gents:-The
"Dr Wistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry" that
bought of you has been of such signal benefit in
my family. that wish to make its viltses known
for the benefit of the public.
My wife took cold at the time OF er eeA1ine.
ment. which settled on her Luhas. The physi-
clans pronounced her disease consumption. She
had prdfuse night sweats, and had coughs; she
was given up, for we despaired OF her recovery.
and her child partook of her complaint. She them
commenced taking ssWisfar's Bdisan Of Wild
Cherry and three bottles effected an entire ecFe
with her and the child both. ~. 5.s,. =
have doubt that they would have now been
in their graves if they had not have used Wisar'e
Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Seth r. Searcy, whose certificate is above, 10 =
man of as much veracity as any in this country
and man Of good Judgment. and we psace entire
reliance on his statement. ssssg sa
HARcOURT. HOWARD 4 CO.
Price 81 per bot,le--six bottles for S5 8
Sold by j. d. PARK. Cincinnatis 0.
North east corner Of fouth and Walnuts utstreets--
entrance on Walnut street-to whom all orders
must be addressed.
For sale by ]. A. & G.. H. Davenport.
Woods6eld; H. E. Kotzebue. Malaga;
Pollock. Carter & CO., Sunfish; NJ. P.
Miles & Son, Somerton; Cotton q
Buell., Marietta,
March 8. 1854.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-07-05

and Chronic Coughs ahundanty prove its ualing ecac,
in such Diseases and its undoubed curative power and
soothing healing properties in the following complaints and
diseases Sipg Of Blood Bleeding the Lungs Pain
in the Breast and Side Night Snca Nervous Complaints Pal
pkator Of the Heart Cholera Iantan Dyseatery and Sans-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-07-05

Woodsfield, Feb. %, 1854.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-07-05
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

This BALSA9f heals and Ulcers in the Lungs and
else where internally certainly and easily the PuRIrY
EXTRACT and heals ulcers externally This Bal
nine Cough and Consumption of tss
after all other remedies have failed to do good.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-07-05
female WEAKNESSES AND COMPL LAINTS.

No remedy that has been offered to the public has
been half certain and e6eal in correcting ALL the Incl
dental peanesses and irregularities of the female
BRANIrS PULMONARY BALSAM. 1t makes DO differ
whether the arrangement be suppression excess
other incidental aoeahnest regulates ALL, by
ing the system eqnag the circulation and snoting and
allaying NERVOUS lRRITABILlTY. See Pamphlets
for proof
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-07-05

April 5, 1853.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

/ A SDREWs celebrated soap Powder for washing
~ and making Soft Soap for sale at
M. % DALZELL'S
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WHAr A ScoTcHMAN MAY BECOME.
AT a meeting held in Edinburgh last
week to obtain Justice for Scotland. :
Sir 4. Alison. the historian related
the following aneedote:
..Gentlemen. one very curious
thin. occurred TO shoa how Scotch.
men do rise all the worle over. an
with this anecdote | will conclude
Marshall Keith had the command OF
the Austrian army. which long COM
bated the Turkish forces on tue
Danube. under the Grand Nizier, anil
after long and bloody combat the
two Generals came 10 conference to-
cether. The Grand Nizier came
mounted on camel. with all the
polnp Of Eastern magnificcnce. The
Scotch Marshal Keith. from the
neighborhood of Turritf. in Aberd-
eenshire. at the head Of, the Austrian
troops, had a long conference. and at
ter the conference the Turkish Grand
Vizier said to Marshal Keith that he
would like to speak few words IN
private to him in his tent, and he
begged that no one should accompa-
nv him. Marshall Keith according
IL went in, and the moment they en-
tered. and when the conference in the
tent was closed. the Grand Nizer
threw off his turban. tore of his
beard. and running to Marshal Keith
said. On, Johnnie, foo's "a wi We,
man And he then discovered that
the Grand Vizier Of Turkey was an
old school companion Of his own,
who disappeared thirty years before
from parish school near Mcthlie. =
London paper.
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Pardon q ruwbriass.

William Trowbridge who was sent
- the Penitentiary about seven
months ago, for embezzling over S4,-
600 tsom his employer. has been par
-sloned by GOV. Price His pardon
was procured 10y his mother. = Ee-
charge paPsr.
Mr.. 1rwbriigewa formerly con-
nectad with the Cincinnati Signal and
Sackett's Model Parlor Paper, as as
sistant editor. in which capacities he
displayed talents of y rare order.
His forte in writing was criticism. AMI
some of the ablcst cfitiYues Of books
and that we ever read emanated from
his pen. An accomplished scholar.
with insinuating address, he drew a
round him bcvy OF ardent imirers,
who attested their admiration OF his
fine Qualities in champagne supper
and ike testimonials. Thus tiattered
the intoxicating bowl soon found III
him devoted worshipper, and from
moderate drinking he became hah-
itual toacr. Situation after situation
he lost BY his Incorporate habits, IN
til finally he left Cincinnati for st,
Louis. where. by eschewing drinking
he obtained permanent situation in a
large mercantile house as book keep
er. His close attention 70 business
gained him the esteem Of his employ,
crs. and he soon commanded a higher
salary. His habits of extravaganza
engendered by former drinking, wer'
such however that he hal recourse
10 embezzlement to crafty his desires
which being eventually discovered
led to his arrest. conviction. and sen
tence to the penitentiary for a term Q
years. Through the excrtions of
devoted mother aud brother. he oh
tanned pardon from Coy. Price, al
ter being incarceratci for sever
months.-Freealont 70 .Jcalnla.
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There is scarcely penitontiary in
the Onion in which men are not con
fined at hard labor for having two or
more wives apiece. Why does the
Administration continue Brigham
Young in Office as Governor Of Utah,
who has not merely two wives or
ten or twenty, but. 9tiy' Lou. Jo'ly,
mi.
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REMOVAL.

HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
AND GLAZING.
JAMES nONNEL respectfully ac-
- kuowledcrs 10 his friends AMI tine
* <sz-@public generally, their iberal sup
port. and would inform them that
be can always b. found al his stand Brady
-ide,) between Second aud Third SIS adjoining
Israel Halls Cabinet Wareronms, where lac il
prepared 10 execute All order. in his line. His long
experience IN tile business urrauts him in cnsHriug
h- patrons lil satisfaction in any work that may be
entrusted to him.
Particular attention given 20 estimating amy pub
lie privat. buildings. Persons wishing airs % the
above work done, will do well to give him tall before
letting their work.
Paints of nil eoors prepared and ready for use.
Glass of all sizes. putty. &c, for sale.
r. S.--Aiso new article Of COMPOSITION ROOF
ING, invented by j. jtoBncl which be put ut
the shortest notice by the subscriber.
JAS. D0NSEL.
davenport. June ., lsj3-32
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A gentleman. well qualified to pro
nounce an opinion on a question Of
the kind, who has just returned from
a tour Of inspection in the United
States. has declared that in some Of
the mills now in operation in that
country. there are workmen who. on
account Of their superior intelligence,
skill and knowledge Of the principles
involved in their labors. and having
perhaps the advantage Of superior ma
chimes. are enabled to produce four
times as many goods as many oriina-
ry workmen employed in a similar
manner in England. One conse-
quence Of his statement has been, that
deputation Of competent persons is
on the point Of being sent from this
country to investigate the condition oI
the manufactures in the United States
principally with reference to the ed
ucation Of the workIneu. -L0nlou
Iagutrer.
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A MOVEMENT IN THE RIGHT QuAR-
rER.--The Philadelphia Inquirer
states that colony has been formed
BY a number Of colored citizens o.
Pennsylvania, who propose to en-
igrate to the Republic Of Liberia in
the course Of few weeks. 1t is call
en- The Liberia Enterprise Colony"
and consists of intelligent and enter
prising individuals. Their object is,
IN locating in Western Africa t.
prove useful in the varied labors o
civilization and christianity. and Il
benefit themselves and children. ~
mong them are the farmer, the teach
er. the mechanic, the merchant, and
the minister Of the gospel. They 20
TO Liberia to become permanent cit
liens Of that country, and will. on
their arrival there, proceed immcdi-
ately to their new homes, situated up
the ST. Paul's river some twenty five
miles from Monrovia. in high undu-
lating. beautiful. and healthtul region
and in the vicinity Of native tribes
who have long desired the settlement
OF America colonists in their midst.
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100 NEAT AND MILK SAFES

or THE nEsr CONSTRUCTION; 50 As TO ADMIT pRAuanr
u.
,v,ugy ~. made in the choicest manner "a very good
! Inokinr bureau1 calculated 10 keep out al Of tho
insect mad yermin tribe. No Fits, ants. rats nora
thing of the Kind get to your PROVISIONS Mien "'s
I, m,, and fresI In fact of ths best pieces Of
domestic economy. -, - /,
Manufactured at the Steam Agricultural Depot 81
Al.ONZO NOuRSE,
,,. ., Main Street, Moline, Ills.
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M OIL e,
THE PLACE FOR CHEAP GOODS /!

THE PLACE FOR CHEAP GOODS!
EssRs. SANDERS & pAv--Please To take out my old
MI advertisements and ~. 10 the public that IFS ser
want is as ready to wait upon them and WIN
larger stock and greater variety than ever II ~ sai-
not accommodates all Who CALI he will come nearer 70
than any bod, else The people nppreeiaiin
his efforts please aud eAtensi, trade from all ai
r.,tjnps i. IN. cnuseoue,tce WM. A. NuuRsE.
Moline. Nov. 18th, le52.
Call NouRSE,S VARIETY STORE, MOLINE, aud
gu will find
A first rate assortment of Dry Goods:
A first rate assortment of Fancy Goods;
A first rate assortment Of Clothing;
A first rate assortment of Hats and Caps;
A first rate asst OF Boots, Shoes and Osershocs.
A FIRST rate assortment Of Hardware;
A first rate assortment of Groceries.
A good assortment OF Looking Glasses;
A good assert nj af lroeker.;
An, quantity ofChain Pumps. OF the best ktad;
Almost everything except iron and stoves usually
wanted can b. found and nj fair prices al the Moline "A
rciy Store.
BeIsicas, Chairs and Sash al manufacturers prices
ri wholesale and rctailAlso any other Moline manu-
factures
Y b. Produce wanted in exchange for any Of the
above. NM. \. NoCRSE.
Meline, Ney ed, 1879.
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SAVE YOUR DIMES +.

n W that would be rich, read this and save your
~ dimes.
eau you inform me where | can bg! good pair oi
Boots;
Certainly sir; 70 to the Davenport Boot and SBos
Ster, auJ viii dnd the largest assortment Of Boots
and Shoes in this city and of the best manu-
RetHre. the proprietor employs the best Boot-1a-
comes
Good morning, sir. here is customer for you, he
wants pair Of your bsst French Boots.
Well. .r. have any quantity 81 them and this il the
oRis plate where you gel iic worth Of your money
ia the way Of Boots and Shoes.
Farmers. you who your dimes by the sweat u
your face to the D0reap0rt Boot and Shoe Store
immediately oppnsit. bs Steam FIGURING Mills II you
would purchase good Boots and Shoes at low prices.
JAS. JORDAN.
nAvenror. Dec. l1.h, ls53.
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A MoDEL Danny MAIu.-Mrs. Long,
the venerable mother Of Col. Holloway, of
York Livingston county has made cheese"
every summer, save one, for seyenty-iiye
years--snd good cheese toc,--Atba4y Er-I
srfsg ,Jeur
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On a recenttrial. an lrishman. with
characteristic obliquity Of speech after
scratching his head, said, PHASE yer
honor, do not remember--or III do !
forget il now"
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LOO Yds. Of
WIRE SCREENERY,

NRON No. > Ia No. IL mesh, from 10 TO y Inches
II WIDE or wider il ordered in quantities.
For Rolling Screens for grst mills, all sizes for Fhh-
ming Mills, Meat. Milk and Cheese Safes, Cellar WIN
dows, with without frames, (send sizs) wire Tor
brrding sleeves ami making Broons, Ae., dc.
Scrccner. for foundry and shop windowsto proven,
breaking glass and not shut out lght-ai at Chicago
and ~. Louis prices.
Al the Steam Agricultural Depot Of
ALoNZo NOURSE,
Main Street Moline, Ills. June ~.
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CHICAGO 4 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
s s lkt1A

lFEsysSS6. VNRe&!G@
2 Trains Daily between Chicago, fefu an"
Tiskilwa.
I'm and after Mosn,y, December l9 1861 ah'd 'a'
" tlsr notisc.
Two Daily Trains, a
SUNDAYS exccpted.) will run on TINS roao us'"s
Chicago, Lasalle, Peru and Geneseo, :,
Arrives at Gcncsco. y, ~
LEAVE CHICAGO, =.
lst Passenger Train, at &C -
I'd Passenger Train, at Ito "
RETURNING, LEAVE GENESEn'
lst Passenger Train, nj ~,
ad Passenger Train, nj 10
Arriving. 1T Chicago At 5, 10 I. NJ. c,,
W-gBotl Trains connect with the Trains from Shea
30 Eastward. r. an.
The o'clock morning Train runs TO Genesea, An,
connect, with stages from Rock island and Davenport
and other points West ,rn
Passengers leaving Chicago nj o'clock In ,he morn
ips, reach Rock Island and Davenport al W os'ase
=. NJ. and passengers leaving koek isiaha ~ W.
morning. reach Chicago at 5.ln 7. NJ ,,,
Stages cayc these points, WestWarnt" hn,h is !.
Davenport Burlington and Iowa Ciiy SoMihMaIa Y
bloomington Springfield and ST Louis; and aorlwat'
V ''e'i'''' A. Il. GILMORE, sup't.
Chicago, Dec 10Th, 1853
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REMOVAL.

IL M. HOUSED WGlii aHHoHhtN " ~. al he Da
/ Davenport, and the public gehet"',.' M 2. b
removed his Watch and Jcweiry store, W from Nsr
Claire Row, aud that he has Just retu'r,s
York with u large addition to his s'o'A VI .v.rs
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Speetaciss or If The
ard he is now prepared to supply me , WIT alter
community in his line Of business. ,trrs himself
ton to his stock OF Watches when no and mum
WIN h. G,nd much superior in style. g'''i2 rounlr,.
her 10 an, ever before offered IN me Wa.
lie has Gold Watches from So TO go.
SILVER do. do. 81 - Gov
Gold Chains do. Slp !" 90 Jor auaii,'
NedaIlions for , aud faces. ana oi W and S,ncIa
Cold Silver Steu and Plated spes'aasui coior'
Gle Glasses to suit all ages, and o. a siI,er Thin
Gold Rings from S4O+U 10 So t9a a'" uses Slide
bles: Ear Rings. Breast Pins, tah RUS Wv ,
and Butkius ia aImos, endless Fafie'E stock Of Goa
Ur invites purticuar attention 10 me- INC in prizes
Pens which Is ii and complete, az" '. a. $50 VI"
FROM I, els Ia 81 tor pen alone; - ~ rus,
SILVER ease; aud from Sd 90 SID hh SUrnInird war
A very mrg- lot Of silver and Nirr",oi,,, and sus,
roluprtsnp Tea. Table. Dessert Shl'' ,,ycs. F''
spoons; Gravy and Soap Ladies. huln,, Hr. &c,
Knives. dessert Forks. taslDGs, q" 90 py MUHh1"
SILVER shrll aud Pearl Card ttsea' nthcr areti
Combs. Brushes aud great saret w. .n purchas%,
not mentioned iIis goods have ah - an the pee
from tic importers and uIanhfaetn'''I w AS Soo''
tcrps, which viii tEahtH HIN 10 ssi - tics
can he bouph, thts side the attahu ;rnp aud Gee"
j faPariicuiar attention given 70 reP""' INN 80
Hy Clocks, Watches aud Jcsclrs
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P 0 W D E r

NE have made arrangements with ceienratea
w Powder Mandatory, 50 that We shall VS. ahe 70
keep constantly hand large supply OF BfgsfiHe
Perfsr Of the best quality. which can sell IL u
small advance from Manufacturers Prices. Those wish
ing purchase for in large quantities to reali
will lind their interest 10 give US call before Hf-
ehasin. else where; can sell at ST. Lonis prices.
thereby saving cost OF Transportation, Ne:
aug VAN TUSL & COOK.
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NJ ANY years of trial, instead OF in,unri,r
VI confidence In this medicine, has Won T., iatic
probation and notoriets b. far exceeded The No. ~
gnine expectations OF Its friends No,lb', NV ~ 9l.
trusic virtues and the unInsiil nll. bcno,, - Us III.
on thousands OF sufferers, could originate 4, l,".tfa
the reputation II enjoys. While many irf,ria, llta
dies thrust upon the community, have failrt ae.
discarded, this gained friends IN cyrry IA, otea
benefits on the afflicted they can never fnry,
dueei cures too numerous and 10, rcmTrk a,i plo'
forgotten. - u
While IL Is fraud ON the public To pr,,l,
one medicine viii infailhi. curc-stili ,hrr a az!
dant proof that The CHERRY pnoroRAL does "a.
raj thing, but almost inyariabI, cur, 'aa is
for which / Is employed. 4its
As time max these facts Wider ana he,ta, -
this medicine has gradually become the b,..t rit
Of the afflicted. from the log cabin M MA 1a' C
Peasant, u the pal. ,cs Il European Krrs rt .Rah
out this entire country, In ever. State. CIV Ind ~
almost every hamlet II contains, CuyRRy p.'ef a
known as the best remedy eNtant Tor disease. = -,
Threat and Lungs. aud III mah, foreign couu,. ~, e
coming Ia be extensively used by their most inni
Physicians. In Great Britain. France and (r,,s
where the medical sciences have reached their hpb,
perfection, CHERRY Pr,auRsL Is Introduced - =
constant use IN the Armies, Hospitals Aims Ha
Pnhlic Institutions. aud in domestic pface. s.tls'
rest remedy their attending Physicians can an,t,
4 the dangerous affections Of the Iuups =
milier eases, and for children il Is safe, bl4p, y
cfeetual 10 In fact, some Of tie mos, ~
testimonials We receive have been from laf,fi -
haN found il cificicions III pArt!ruia
! TO childhood. '
The, KERRY PEcroeAI is manufactured, = n,,.,..t
Chemist, and every ounce of il under hi. oNu ~ 3
insarlabie accuracy aud II j. scaled ard , sa
ell by Law from counteriests consegnr ty rs i. ,sl,
/ on as genuine without uaultrfaiiDt -
W. have underworld here ID furn-! he commands.
with medicine Of such intrinsic superar,, and ua,,
as should commend Itself 10 their condolences ,es.
d, nj enee safe, speed, and efrcina which hi. bsgt
h, repeated and countless trials proved itself 10 b.. 4l
trust by great care in preparing il with chemical aefp
rae!, II uniform sirehet 10 AFFORD PIN sitiai. Rew
agent on which the! rely for The be-, results, and
the afflicted with remedy that y III 10 fo them aII ,
medicine DO.
\ PafrAAEp asp SoLD ny JANIS G, AVER,
4 Practical and .IHR}Htteai Ckfutst. IeEsH W..
Afsn, i. pc. ELnRIDGE. Davenport To-. AMI D
/ ID cnibertson, Princeton, Iowa.
Ssrts, leJ3. lon
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

tfiE subscriber has received from the Eastern md
Southern Markets q large and well selected stosk
ct goods OF all descriptions IN common use, CONSISTING
OF Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware ttueeHswaro, Buffalo Robes,
Groccrics, Dried Fruit. Cotton Warn.
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Ont Window Glass
&. 4. i. !. ~ knuawhu sail Hardware.
ket's and Mil Saws, iron all kinds Steel assert 81
Castings, Nails, all kinds Griudstoues.
Noodcnwarc. Live geese feathers, Pitch " Oak am,
Sole and Upper Leather Wall Papar,
Willow Baskets. Paints aud oils, I've @tHns, BE,
Viii ia viii be- sold At "a small advance for tall. As /
int ih keeping every thing la common usn, persons
ing several articles can obtain them On Front street
at Il hfek store opposite the MilI-. Davenport Iowa.
unr 8, IsJ3-2g. j. NJ BOWLING.
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r.~r,s a NJ . u,anN
70 the Citizens Of 6kowhegan.
nrrr,-rt.Nr rrrr>DsS
~ ilso"
Hydrc-Electrlo Voltaic CnA1ns.
TED 10 be " orn next 10 the skin. produ-
tiur constant uninterrupted electric magnetism
efseflnr
Immeoiate Relief from all Acute Pains,
xn
,rp,,.~r>Tel ,Rp OF AL
fERMAsENL : IL VI
NEUkALGlC D1SAAeES.
,,.-,.,hars. rae,tr3e Chains we're first used in
as @ ,ar s,,ee G,r Inc eurc Of nervous dis
- ,,I .ssr heor Submitted ~ lie most thorough
!. III III M, Hsnai III Paris IN III. most learned
!, n, .nrt i5ts. the, were recommended 10 ihc
= N IN, M France Who granted Patent for the
i,s,,'r, nur5nr Tie years cf ls5l-s. the, in
s,,a..i III I; ern,sas Austria Prussia and England.
80 ~ ,..r since mir Jucei and Patented by the
I.ni1,.t si,es ,;ss,.f,,ttent
most ASTONISHING Sufes u
l,,,.n,nntism 81 lGms Dance. Painful and Sweled
II
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B. S A N F 0 Il D

. a " T
JIAS recent, returned from New York with a good
/ | supply OF Drugs and Medicines. Also, choice
lot OF Teas and Scgars, with great sdrcl 81 ussiut
ard fancy articles too numerous u specify. Among
which fine Pen and Pocket Knives, Razors, ssIe-
sors. Needles Speciaeles and Cases lhituble Combs,
and Brushes "a good assortment} Pocket BooEs. Wal
let's Porte Moiiaes Purses. Pocket tpmas>es Iobac-
60 and SnnR Boxes. Shaving Boxes. thermometers,
Goggles, Violin and Guitar Strings. Percussion Caps.
Fsbhoos and lines. in great variety. Paints, Boxes
and Brushes, Fancy Soaps. PcrfumerN. Ae.. Ac-
He has lust retained from Saint Louis with flll
supply of Notwithstanding his assortment complete
al Of the best quality, and will bc sold al the lowest
prices.
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