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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06
THE WEDDING RING.

As the earth with sea is bounded,
And the winter world would spring,
So a maiden's life is rounded
With a golden wedding ring.
This old world is scarce worth seeing,
TIL love waves his purple wing,
And we guage the bliss of being,
Thro' golden wedding ringl
Gerald Massey.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

Power OF THE Press The National Intel
ligencer says it favord the repeal of the usury
laws nearly forty years ago, and other papers
did the same. "If, therefore," It adds, 1--WE
Judge of things by the effect of such advocacy
we must conclued that the money powers is
more potent than the power of the press"
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

MACHINE PoETRY.-The author of the follow
ing lines is said to bea distant relative of Alex
ander- Smith, the poet. His name it probably
John. He is in fair way to become as celebra'
ted as Alexander:
Abigail Brown;
With a bran new gown
Went down to see her sister,
When Johnathan Lee.
As brisk as a flee.
L. Jumped right up and kissed her,
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

SUICIDE OF AN AUTHoR-Mr Vim. North,
the author and poet, committed suicide in New
York on Sunday by taking prussic acid. The
Times saws Mr.. N was perhaps more widely
known than any other writer connected with
the periodical literature of America and Eng
land. His poems and tales have been reprinted
N hundreds of magazines and papers here and
in the Old Country. ef u- ia-r. .'
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

New JERsEY-The Senate stands ten Demo
Gratis to ten Wings and Know Nothings, being
a tie. The house stands "a Democrats to 33
Wings and Know Nothings.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

The Constitutionaist, of Tuesday, states
that the Banks of that city have commenced to
loosen their purse strings, and urges the plan
tiers to send on their crops, assuring them they
will meet with prompt and renumerating sales
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

WHAT's IN NAME?-John Quincy Adams has
Just been elected to tbe Wisconsin Senate, and
Abbott Lawrence has been sentenced to the
chain gang, at Cincinnati, for one modth, for
one month, for stealing wagon.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

More Cdndor than Po1aeness New
Bedford Standard says that the Office of 1t.
Governor of Massachusetts is ''like the curl in
pigs tail more for ornament than use"
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

The Gubernatorial vote in all but five towns
in Massachusetts, shows the result to be as fol-
lows: Washburn 26,848, Gardener 80,G42,
Bishop l3,467, Wilson 6,686, Wales 3l4,
scattering 759, Gardner's majority over all 9TH
ers. 32,754. The lower house Of Legislature,
with one town only to bear from stands thus
Wings I, Know Nothings 354, Democrats /,
Republican l.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

The Selma tAla.) Reporter states that the
bridge ofthe Alabama and Tennessee Railroad
across the Coosa river is so far completed that
trains could pass over il now.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

sMIcHIGAN.-The congressman elected in this
State, are W. A. Howard. Wing; Henry Wal
dron, Whig; David S. Walbring, Wbig; Geo.
W. Peck, National Democrat
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

From MExICo.-A battle recently occurred
at Campo Guerre, Mexico, in which the revo-
lutionists were defeated, with the loss of two
hundred men.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

Hog, are said to be quite plentiful in the
West They were recently offered to packers at
Maycville, KY, at three dollars per hundred
WEIGHT . ... ....
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

The Rev. Turner NJ. Jones has been elected
TO the Presidency Of Greensboro n. c.. Female
College in the place of Rev. DR.. Deems, who
has resigned that station.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

Coon ExERCTsE-A young lady recommend
cd to exercise for her health said she would
jump at au offer and run her own risk.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

CURE FOR LovE.-Hide in a closet half
dozen times and listen to the conversation takes
place between a couple who have been married
one year while they think themselves entirly
alone.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06
P0SfOHice R0bLerU

Baltimore Nov. 23.-William H. Martin, the
principal distributing clerk in the postofiice in
this city, has been arrested for stealing money
from letters to the amount of sone thousands.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

A negro preacher referring to the Judgment
Day, in his sermon, said: "Brethern and Sis
tiers, in tha. day de Lord shall divide de sheep
from de goats; and bress de Lord, we know
which wears de wool!' -,
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

The Chicago Press anticipates the organiza-
ton of six more States northwest of that city
with in few years
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

By official returns it appears that Clark is
elected Governor oc New York, by plurality
vote Of 277.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

"If you don't give me penny" said young
hopeful to his mamma, know a boy that's
got the measles, and III go and catch them so
I will y
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

BEILE.-A beautiful, but uceess incect,
without wings, whose colors fade on being re-
moved from the the sunshine.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

New York, Nov. 23d.-The teller in the
American Exchange Bank, in this city, has been
detected in embczzling $l37,50O, by the means
Of certified checks Of irresp onsiole parties.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

DELEwARE.-The official returns of the State
give Causey TX. N 733 majority for Governor.
and Cullen (K. N.Y. 5O4 majority for Congress.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06

Yates extensive hemp factory at Lexington,
KY, was destroyed by fire recently.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06
Anotler PastoAcc Robberu.g

New York, Nov 23d-A clerk in this city,
has been detected robbing the mails.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-06
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
JN0. w. G. SAM'L B. O'BRIEN.

oFee on cea,o Street, East Of the Public Sqror
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nN petition af Henry Buraea, Troy, YORK prs
for ne extension oi granted
Deeembe lso for an Improvement machine for rolling
puddle
expiration Of patent
The lnL Oi December, I-54--
IL ordered be
MONDAY e h Of November al y ococks
notified show
SAID peiton ought 0 granted.
Persons te required IN the rurcnf
Office ihrf specially al exs, w ery
days before e day ni hearing al testimony ied parry
be used The said bearing transmitted IA a.
coreaBoe win be rues OF NE Ohr which furnished on
appicHton.
The testimony the viii be Novymber
aspGSons other papers us b bles
before morning day: he ay1penfs n
any, within thereafter.
Ordered, alsos thai tns notice be published Union lntel
geneeI, and Evening STAR Washington, d. Evening Argus
fhadeihas Pennsylvania Scientific Amencan York and
fos Bosions NasAacbuxets
weeks previous the 9th Of November day hearing
CHARLES MASON
Paents.
FSLdilors Of te above viii please copy
e-law3W
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~ lhe Of Jordea l. sIot, Of Mou haven. ssw
" praying t4 sf patent granted ham
IA o Decenbc 1916 for IN fh. mode u cen
sirucng combined eadT0n furnace
ISIS an Others" of said
wtacb taxes place n Isl asy December ls54-
II ordered thai the heard The Patent Dcc
Monday, the 9Th OF November NJ y O'clock and al
notified appear show canse any they have
why sand petition ought be granted.
rtfsea~ The required e On The Patent
Once their objections specially
days beos e day Of al hee BY eheg
be used al The and transmitted
with the % Office furnished
piical0n.
dePosions and other reed testimony be hd
te office oee The morning Of that day. the
ANY, within days
Ordered ALSO that @ notice br published The uniun luc
and Evening Washington, G. Evening Arsus
Pasephias Pennsylvania Scientific American, Ne" YORK and
Boston, week for three
previous November day VI ofbeaung
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
D. sEdinrs papers will please copy and send
hor bills The Patent Ofhet win paper containing this notice
Aug Ig-law3w
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1T ts evidently best that Annoance tn Guar cuA
and the OF dry goods generally si now
supply Of and seiect ahrcs, Ac
Gently purchased q
10 rch blsck rs yaxd worth u
pieces assorted colofod plain sks al 30 cents Per yard
large Of Sleeves enbroderies,
atiess shan half The Importers
IS .Lupan hombaSlnsv quarter less
tran the reEuar prices
corded moarniag 81 50 per value
pieces white piak pout evening
dresses 81 per yara value 81 20
yard value 81 20 -' v -
10 pieces French neribo coior per yard
vaiae 81
pieces 40, 81 per yard value q 50
% pec-s FURNITURE clinzes isk cents yard value isa
= pieces rich pad silks, IS yard well worth q
20 cartons pan whine craps shawis
cartons ladies' golden bordered long scarfs
Is doxea ladies dark and ght kid gloves,
mend, at IS cents pair by the dozen only
In hs remark. kd gloves
win he taken back exchanged
Is cartons ch anumn and uband, prices
less than value
pieces ctntzes quality, l2A per yard
priced and fine white fanneis, iess
than iasf seasons prices
10 handsome for
mousseiines in new
20 de base, travelling
cartons iades' embroidered camhrc skirts
20 pieces unusually
ladies' children ear
Will article usually found
house, TO which dai'y nddItons made
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied in r
One price only
bear inhr with
for inspection, as il creates confusion in
We would that when
they be closed
closing bills Is NOT expected TO occur
Central stores, wss, honse opposite Centre Market.
sep a-d6t
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"A Tins viii the I'd Of tbE 10Th
month"; Besides the ordinary branches OF English ed
uraun Latin Greek French spanish
taught the branches Of natural science and complete
The
good large collection Of minerals and
geological specimens philosophical and chemical
parau astronomical oervatory with good telescope, aBst
TTongs9n circle, hc meteorological ooserraory
ahorarnry which advanced
errisrd neutrality-suspicious. analysts
erals B0i every facility for the Advancement ai
different departments " study
sudenss liHd about and order 10
Guiding subscribers graduates o Ysi- Coz
family with tho sudgnt, aud them rheir
personal and ard oHy during the hours specially de-
study when Derded ia addition
and the teacher draw
inr vha give ID a periods
NSfu-a PHILOSOPHY, bcmiatfy, As
ouony Gengy Vegetable Physiology ard Agricultural CbcHs
~, Is delivered all The studrns durng m.
further information apply
inE rtns Subscriber
BENJAMIN nALLOWELL,
HENRY G, BALL0WEiB,
FRANCIS MILLER
AlExAxDHlA, Va sth ina. 19th- 1884
SEN -
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NO 3lLI
Notio. Restoring Lands tn Market In WISCONSIN
Office hereby gwen THAT, he rrgar1 at ur fta Henry
n Dodge satisfactory the lands hereto
withdraw entry Hor Mineral
Point DISTRICTS f WiscaSsir miles
supposed ausd frem ,u
buqur fanl Fond du Lac Lake Superior particularly Dc
N 81 D ISSUED from Office The 18th
July which subject private enul he - rad
wifhaHa lexCep been eupted wiz
location Monday The 18th
prrey the and conaicuns
wtthbrswB fppn market And
withdrawal townships eEhrseed The President
public sale ai Willow River Wisconsin,
20 day September having
rescndea ihy offered directed SAID rpciums
tom.
Given my The General Land Orce ~ Af cIy nt
Washington. August, IioaHi fa54.
ri the President
IOHx WILSON, Caatsugnrr
Aug 22-2gwGw tinfrl \ star
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General notice for restoring lands 10 biaFhei
ou certain proposed railroads

NyHEEEAs CERTAIN sstuaiea iu NE SUITS ~
W un.,d were om sale ~ elhs Ae - Pie
,mvsgu r.an ~ orders Of he President o. uis phse
80 sn r.. Ie urgent ~
bcrs al borh h0ases Congress. H aHseii ~ -
,~ caastfuctu1 PROPOSED AAllEeAbs ass
- sovn a DE- sraBis therefor The President hah @
r,.r anas AeErioiore Withdrawn nnuI ull
o. Withdrawal teAespt tnese iAoe
s.rrd 81 nge ps0n,) shall be restored 70 mAhAe ecey on
And eondfnunE as tou=h VIC S~ "a" h"' et
IRON sale =. - a. 49,. a..
N1TTcr therefore hereby Ial on and Aef MONDAY me
the lands which S ecf 90 pTinate
rn roaa sl s1c those sines pe-eupisn siua-
.a Inc oOuins sszes Tey and land districts, and Paeu
.rs described OF wEhers1a enumerated below VIII
a..u sThecf private entry ard loeaon and thai those
previous Withdrawal tse
~ Ecsended VIII be epEocained for sal hereaf
viz;
Lands described ~ puhic No. 49, August
81 1858 Bfnndan, Mississippi Montgomery
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T. i.UTZ


tne peuilon of Whippe somervse
The Of him
the ash Ocrober le4b, ior improvement In machine for
cleaning t-egn for
ning cotton years the expiration paenf
xaich hes place IN astl day Bf October 1854
peIon Patent Of6c
Monday, 23d Of October nex az - O'Clock, and all
nothre appear and show they
VIII " petition ought be granted.
opposing the required 10 e the Patent
obiecons specially forth
day Al flied by either party,
SAID hearing he taken and transmitted
rules u las nce which viii he FURNISHED
phcatlon.
The testimony closei 18th OF October
deposffana papers relied testimony, be
Office betnrn the morning Of that day the
srraenis, Il amy, days thereafter.
Ordered also, be published IN the Union, inte
rencer Evening Washington, u. CT Evening Argus,
Philadelphia, Pa. seienfc Aercnn, New YORK and Post
previous 53d nf Or0ber the day of hcnrin-
CHARLES MASON
Of fatrHts.
r. sEdors o. papers VIII pease crpy, and sea
Office with paper hiR
Aug 2a-iaw9w
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W ALL STEPHENS military manufacturers OF the hrsi orer
woa respectfully attention Of and naVy oicf
ter work style goods They have created
rrVousn IN ias Department. and furnish TIE o eierani
goods ~ prices mat vii successfully challenge greater red ncon
We wish show privilege business
NJ nsqBarnns.
CiaEen eo''ss made order spls HHd iniari
Uued States sass and baunsrs asae % order.
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II approved % March, 1888, emitted An
preePou rights cerAin setlers icrep nfn
toned the pre- United they uen
sed mentioned aigue sectiens
ytrr he
and ig NJ The rate VI two collars and
before day dzed for The public sale And BY
he act approved entied An tr the relief o
reserved for rlroad purposes perons who set
and improved PRIOR The date hdawa
cntad Prescriptions the ordinary minimum price nl
Of dollar ana twenty Eve cents
up paid b(Dre Hed or te pub
Therefor, every person rnuued 70 he .i 81 pr
empian ssuuonad under fhs act % %
Much s5s made 10 The ~
o. February ~ aumsul under The aci ~ 2b
Warren ls prior The date u wthdawa
required eFabs The susiacnan OF the register aa
proper cce make payment thereinr al %
prce Gxrs hv yrcticabe after ernE this notice
and DAY appointed Tor pusc sne Of me lands EN-
such claim viii be nreed
:. WILSON
Acting Cous 0f The General Land Once
Seq t8-lawl3w IIHt d STAR
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mo. 523l
Sale Of alternate in the state of sassoar
BY tlse president of the United states

mo. 523.
sale or alternate sections IA of Missouri.
BY the President of the unisea states
IN pursuance Of uw FRANKLIN PIERCE Freaident Of he
pubic and Of sections being all those
ss % % sS e ne g which M sana % eaa S 81 lnsss % ss a s
subject dollars and hty
granting The right way Missouri portion
The Psss sn g s IN M @ a. ~ n m
the Of h August lsA VIII be hed at The aforementioned
~t aHa Offices IN sand 7'' q me P''d' hereinafter
Al The PALmyxa commencing Monday the
Of bearing odd numbe
referred situated in the aforementioned Townships,
NORTH of ae, Of the ina PrnePa nerian
Township szy Iar, of range three.
townships tyHe tgsiz hfy seven and tgsisht Of range
Township, yars ftay SIR atty afg saf, and mr.
To~nsdps Jy.ape fayE1 any seven, 9fg-asAf and tsag
Townships 6Tfyfps fry SIX fssssn, ayeght Of
townships ts dpe hy six and f7g ssgea range eight
TownAips gttfre afy ysE and gty-sepe q range n'ns
rnyship ff,si seven and f eight Of range sievan
Tswnsh y fftg- SIR of
land Office MLAH commencing on Monday the eighth
aaS = @ m @ aye rr2-rred "a as are tsed he
following manned townships, 10 wiz
Of ne. fih rrinrpai sr1aiGH
Townships ffVsn 6ty fy range fourteen
townships tsg az, hfy-sspen g sish q aeeH
Township tgsir, hy and fy rtght Of range sxeen
Townships ffiBiT hyseysn, and % eigh Of range seven
Townships ysia, ai,ysese, eight, orange eighteen
Townships Gfy-sir, dftseven Aud eg, nt nineteen
Townships and 6e night, af rage twenty
Townships fg zs hy and fs eisAi Of range nNeuy
Townships ty SIR ay seven, and ayeishi Of range
Townships Fy-sz, y seven, fifty eish Of range
three.
Al PlArTsBvns, commencing Monday the
dag December for the disposal OF the vacant pub
aBd such odd numbered sections above referred 10 are s
Raed in the following named Townships, viz:
Of Of A prarrPal Huer5dian
Townships fifty , my fifty eight, and frnes Of range
Townships ay six, ff my eight, Of
I've.
Townships ety siz seyen fftggai, Of
Tswashs sysiz, seven, fty-egh Of
Tunsrps atf riz hf seven, fsght, Of
asps y szs 6fyseysH and fu eigh, Of tweHp
TowH,ips lysiz svea, fifty eight range thirty.
Townships Jis, dyFssen, and y eight Of range thirty
Townships ysi1, and fifty eight Of range thirty
Townships fgsz, nifty seven, and fifty eight, Of thirty
townships aysr, hny seyen fyosi, of thirty
Townships stfy-sfz hny ssyeH hfsrsh Of thirty
i've
The townships designated wholly within
he niis Of sections IN was on eAch siae o. SAID
which furnished respective district land Offices
by Commissioner Of the General Land Ofhce-
sold the right Of pGY granted by satd
JuE s5a construction and
public highway transportation - and therefore
paeuar through which the road VIII be sold a
containing the quantities Shown by NE 0fhcial piais
be a O
offering lands, bur exceeding sees, and apphea
rns u private prOca
ma,on n public
my hand, city Of Washington this heenif
Of September, pom'n ousspd eight hundred an'
FRANKLIN PIERCE
Bg the Presidents
Jas.S WELsOE,
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slAoaI of Neflcfngs
TUE fayasvenrh wil bsgia Monday rbrr Iss
and end on the LIST Of Mxrra ina5.
Principles and Practice ~ n. r. Elilh W. d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, w. s. A. Aiken NJ b.
Principle and frscics VI Medicine Samuel Chew NJ y.
Anuromy and rhvainlogy, Joseph E0hy, N. D.
ob~enscs Richard n. Thomas, NJ d
Natcria Medca Pathological Anatomy, Geo W. aienheger
VI. u.
Practical AuasomF 3 D. Smifh, NJ %.
Cnicai nsirucun lnrnsrg belonging he University,
and containing hundred aud dry beds.
ssa WIqIisTn RIqeq,1lof 's aiKFS Ssal9a nj p 'e'
sep i-aWrlhoct Dean.
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JUsT OPENED IN Ea0y HILL
= = HOOVER has fined uar attractive STYLE le large
Niu and TsI ire ard frred i with perhaps the largest
and seieeed STOCK NJ o" and shoes ever erhiated IN ms
ely ,,,rt.,,.n a. ,e .naer.rpea % make IN, sssas..
particulars every other Of kind in The country
With mis- view arrangements regular supply
article line of business with the most criehned mana
country variety os boots and
foand
No expense spared fslns aP
place of business He wiz effort
crate spponsng CLOSELY possible those o me msnufac
,I f,Ftgrinu are ar,sna tie aniriep jest received
FOR LADIES.
Black broure asi'css, thick and ma
White and black sarn slippers, and Easlish 80 shpsF'
rreneh AID Amsesn metoero ,a and sss 40 Slipper
Tcles and ysosasa French sinsncan
Ieuuy hussiaE oka and osr styles Of dress shoos
ron GENTtENES.
freneh paicnt learier boots
% eal dress sao,s mali 6oo, and -'"o.
J,ioIh ra,crs eack and eoprrd
hents and Shoes, Pesscd and sewrd
roR voUrBs MISSES, AND CHILDREN
pImPs, ar sbos and s'os Of beautiful Sfyie' aHd Of
uses' SseE aua eur- rur slippers walking shoes Of latest
6dTeas spos embracing every 5e and quality
ron BOYS,
have 9ag 1rsr srrSasssu, s $ ' ,g o ! hsy @
may nncy winch heretofore been 20 difficult 70 Hns
FOR SERVANTS
Ny assortment Of al Kinds large and very
Respectfully request my and ne citizens gen
Nonraney aad he surrounding country also visuns
mate NJ p.rssruar sare. but nope ny aeans p,c
and b devoon 10 susns-s challenge the confidence oi
ai and win success in my new enterprise N r,ooxvo
Ircu had am Establishment,
Penn. avsnRe, Ninth and Tenth streets
Aug i7-dlwSeasw
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NOTICE extsRdiSg rhs sisae of the n"servns'on 81
" lands heretofore sale fhe Of te
Fos@d nAftRaAp saErvEroRr LoEslAsA, 20 NtcksBuhG
NlssIssfrFL
ithduwn from and ordered be withheld from sale or
entry frxcutt f yrssmpnons until the IN day Of June
ls8 by notice dated ~ $50 and tying WITHIN NJ
a proposed rairoad above men
NJ nanths from sth instant
my hand city of Washington this tenth day OF
Iuno, i554
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner the General Land Office
June li--laWL7W
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Mr.. BushneEi,s school.

its street, bcfpsrn r G streets Ras4ingt0n.
THE next Monday SepRn-
L ber The modern
elements moral science
together English branches usunIy the best
Circulars be bad the shoorDnm ai the book
Aug Il-FME Tues6Rt
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I MBKoEosREE1s. GACE GOODS S~r.-Ibs suhssribeFs
A. have received ul and eopieie stock of the above
g0ds ~ the iag a ss embracing MI the agFees the
ia which thr Ae ladies' respecfuiy iuTed The
'''''NtgE u lts Of of ic1dng ariicies
- Maltese chsnizeftz and sleeves, an sets
aittse cularris and DO
= Ueily embroidered muslin sels Fsirncos trifasnBd
a. Maltese 90
.-o ap muslin cclsreIs aud sleeves
- ~ loh embroidered muslin
90
"a - % cEmhric Shius fof upen dresses
~ 40 pocket hands erchefs
pieces ehite-s N edai afN widths
!" ae NaieHeea isrrat ~dEnss. and iu.eryiurs
5a 90 hngirh thread lagep. edgiurs n5s fnserruFr
~ 30 cnnbrc anuHciags and Tufssgs
75 do Swiss nlusiinr. nauucfn=s 80 h,ra.
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