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The Placer herald., 1856-05-10

New CoUNmEs.-The late Legislature
formed four new couniies:-Frenzo, Tehama,
San Mateo and Buena Vista, out Of old ones
The county Of Frenxo srfgrmed out of the
counties Of Mariposa, Merced and Tulare;
its shire town is Millertown; for the Repre-
sentative purphse it is attacher to 1ulare
county, and for Judicial purpose to the Thir-
teenth District The election fol- county Off
GERS will be held on the second Monday in
June next Tehama county is created out Of
the counties Of Colus Butte and Shasta, and
forms the same Assembly district as Colusi
and is attached to the ninth Judicial district.
The election is held at the same time as in
Frenzo county. San Mateo is formed out of
same Legislative and Sudical district. The
electionssis held there on the second Monday
in May. Buena Vista is formed out Of the
southern portion of Tulare county.
The CAPITOL CoMMIssIoNERs.-Thc Board
Of Commissioners appointed in accordance
with the provisions Of the act to provide
for the erection of State House assembled
last evening in the Controllers office for the
purpose of ehecting an organization. The
Commissioners, consisting of General Doug
las, Secretary Of State; Col. Whitman, con
troIler, and Gilbert Griswold, Esq were
duly sworn into Office by Judge T. b. Mitch
ell, Notary Public. Gen Douglas, who, is,
by virtue Of his Office, also Superintendent of
Public Buildings, was elected President of
the Board, and Col. Whitman Secretary.
a resolution was adopted to the effect that
no Superintendent shall be elected until such
time as hissrrvces shall be deemed indispen-
SADLY necessary to tue Cotrd. Proposals for
plans, &c., will be duly made public TO
morrow. t8I0N.
CANALS IL EL DoRADo CoUNTY.-lhe
MoUnidts Democrat gives list of the various
canals in FL Dorado county, and their cost,
which in the aggregate amount to the enor-
nous sum of over three millions of dollars.
These canals are represented rs yielding
handsome profits to their investments, and
are represented as good stock. The Demo-
crat SAYS: "With over %3,000000 invested
in canals alone with 4 constant and album
dant supply of water by these artificial sour
ccs, an iueXhaustiblc mineral region, extend
ing from the western boundary OF our county
to the very base Of the Sierra Neyada-thou-
sands of acres OF which are yet untouched
FL Dorado has been, now is and will for
years continue to be the great centre Of
mining operations in this State"
WrscoN5IN.-B Bashford, the Republican
candidate has been inanguratcd Governor Of
Wisconsin, Barstow having declined. His
message, the House Of Representatives rctus-
ell to receive, hy Il vote of 36 to 80, q strict
party vote. 1t was received by the Senate
Subsequently the Representatives, by vote
of 81 TO 0, recognized Mr.. Bashford as Gov
crnor many Of his opponents having retired
from the hall. Mr.. MArthur, the Lieut.,
Governor, who had assumed the Office of Gov
ernor and at first refused to yield it, after
wards thought better of it, and vacated the
office. He continues as Lieut.. Governor
this settles this controversy.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-10

4 Curious FAcr-In the town oflIoncgy
Canton Of Zurich, Switzerland u mortar Of s
pounds has been recently discovered. The
regiment Of Avergnc, (Laiayette's) had been
presented with it by General Washington, on
the occasion Of the capture Of the redoubt ut
Yorktown, Va. How that mortar happens
to have been found buried in Switzerland
is unknowu though it is certain there were
Swiss soldiers In thnt reoiment.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-10
NUMBER IS.
The Issue as understood by an Independent

Inc Issue as understood by an Independent
Mr.. f. b. Croker, Esq, undertook to state
the issues, as between the different parties,
upon the slavery question, in a speech re
Gently made before a county convention at
Sacramento City, and according to the
Union: "The speaker on this, as upon other
occasions, asserted that the real issue was
between those who insisted upon legslating
slavery into the Territories, and those who
are in favor Of excluding it from the Terri
tories by an act Of Congress-
This same position is taken in his commit
ncation published in the Placer Herald last
week--the democracy are referred to as the
pro-slavery party.
The Union however understands the issue
quite differently, and the statement by an in
dependent intelligent party, is deserving of
the attention Of persons who may not be so
well posted upon the matter. That paper
says the point of dispute IS
"Whether the people of all the Territories
shall be permitted to settle the question for
themselves when they come to form State
Constitution, or whether Congress shall step
in and decide the question for them by pas
sing law positively excluding slavery from
the Territories so long as they remain under
the jurisdiction of Congress. In other words
Republicans are in favor of having Congress
intervene directly to prohibit slavery in the
Territories the other parties are in favor of
non-ntenenton on the part of Congress, de-
nying to that body all power to lcgislate for
tories.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-17
Valuable Property foE safe.

The subscriber offers his farm at private sale,
in Pine townsnip, Indiana county Pa, about
four miles north Of Strongstown. The land is in
a good state Of cultivation, with sixty acres
cleared, and under fence There is also erected
on the property two story frame dwelling
House and an excellent Saw Mill, capable Of
cutting 200O feet of lumber in twelve hours.
The property will bs sold exceedingly low, as the
subscriber wishes 10 60 West.
JACOB GLASS.
C.,% 1e=cat
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sc,,no. Tenc,ers wanted.

The School Directors of SusquelIauna town
ship, will hold an examination of School Teach
ers On the oath OF September next, at School
House No. l. at which time teachers arc invited
10 attend Mr.. Mccormick, the County Super
inteudant, Will be present Salary for Teachers,
SIS, 90 per month.
JACOB BURN, Sec'ry
S.pt. 2. 1868
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B1fgsEors Cherry Brandy, Blackberry Bran
dy, Raspberry brandy, French Brandy, Port
Wine. Old Rye Nhiskey.
EsrsEssaes, SC, sc Horse, Sweeping, Dus-
ting, Scrub and White Wash Brushes, Bed Cords.
TWine, Corn broonls, Baskets of all kinds Tubs
and Buckets of all kinds, Wash Boards, Butter
Bowls, Nails, Lamp Globes, Curry Combs, Carpet
Hammers and Iacks. Window Glass of all kinds
ArDoId's Ink, HUver'a Ink, Steel Pens, Station
ary Of all kinds.
Together with large assortment of other arti-
c!es not enumerated, which will be sold as cheap
if not cheaper than any establishment in the
county. RICHARD TUDOR.
Ebensburg, Jul 90, 10
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HENRY FUSIEK. PIttDPHIETOH.
Tuc subscriber would respectfully intofnl tlu
citizens Of Cambria county aud the travelling
IIbhc generally, that hc has leased for a number
.f years the above Hotel, and furnished it in .,
manner eqnal II not superior, To many Hotels in
Western Pennsylvania GnA it being situated in
one Of the most business streets Ia Jolustown,
makes it desiraLl- stopping place for Lsssue-s
men. The Bar will be furnished with the best
liquors the Philadelphia Gust m House can affoTd.
attached is large and co,amodiOus Saloon in
the basement story, where every delicacy viii be
served up. Every attention will be paid TO visit
org. HENRY FOSTER.
,Juhustown Sept 3. Is5G-tf
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Executors Hostce.

ETTERS testamentary have been granted
4tothe subscriber, tie estate Of Milton Rob
crts, deed, by tac Register of Gambia county .
lie hereby gives notice to all persons know
ing themselves indebted TO come forward and
make payment without delay. and those having
claims gainst the satiao 70 present them properly
authenticated for settlement
JOHN WILLIAMS, Exec'r
August 4 1856.
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ADa2ExEsYR A9'GsEs,S EOVECE.

q EEIERS Of administration on the estate Of
4 A James Rogers, late of La Crosse. Wisconsin
deceased, have been granted by the Register to
The subscriber, residing at Hemlock Cambria co.
Those having claims against said estate are re-
questea to present them, properly authenticated
for settlement.
MARY JANE SCOTT, Adnl'x.
Aug. 81, 1856. Gt-e. adx
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NOTICE.

& ETTERS testamentary have been granted bv
a the Register of Cambria county, to the sub
scriber. on tl5e estate Of Francis Gillespie. deed
late Of Carroll township, Cambria County-
All persons knowing themselves iudebUed to said
estate are requested to come forward and settle
without further delay.
ISABELLA GILLESPIE, Executrix.
Aug 2l 1856.
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school Teachers Wanted.

hold an examination of School Teachers III tie
village of Carrolltowu the 23d Cf September
Salary for teachers $4,000 per month.
JOSEPH BECIIE, Soc'ry.
Sent 8. Is5G-3t
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EXEGUT0R,s NGTaCE

a ETTERS Testamentary on the estate of Rees
a Morgan late OF Cambria township, Cambria
County decd, have been granted to the subscri-
Der by the Register Of said county, and he hereby
notifies all persons knowing themselves to be in
debted to said estate to make Immediate payment
and those having claims against said estate, to
present them duly authenticated for sett ement
EVAN r. MORGAN, Executor.
Aug. 81, 1856 #a
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NOTECE,

NOTICE,
10 THE STOCK HOLDERS OF THE JEFFER-
son s. EDENSBURG PLANK ROAD Co :
You are hereby notified to meet at the Cambria
Ito lse in Jefferson on Saturday the 10Th day of
Septenber next, mt 10 O'clock, 4. NJ \ general
,,ttcn,lance Is requested. Tire propriety Of ia
crc;.sng the t,.!s will be considered, ana other
business Of importance.
BY order Of the Board of Directors,
VIM. r. HUGHES, Sec'y.
Auu Or 1915
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fs-0n enc oce,sinn John Jacob Astor was
ia,porturied for a c,iarity subscription, aud IL
nally gave tn dollars
Why, sir" e2oiaimed The ashtonished
collector, your sen William gave twenty
dollars -
Very COOL. ss5' said a.tor. bat you
must reineui,cr tina; tie rascal has u rich ia
thcrr'
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Kan ANyay.

Ran Away.
Z Srom the subcriber in AUeghaney Township
Il August ath a Boy named Nathaniel Ben
don aged about l5 years. | caution any persons
TO harbor or trust said Bow on my account
M JOHN b. MYERS.
Loretto, Austst, C, 1856
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5ss ss75ssss sss1z-s.s - - .
Arrival of the Trains szt yyun.ora
Wanted,

A TEACHER for the Common School OF the
-.A Borough of Loretto, Cambria county,
The applicant will procure RECOMMENDATION from
the Superintendent of Common Schools of Cam
ora county. BY order Of the Board,
JOSEPH NULL, Sec'y.
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NEW SERIES.
" ya "a Mg s e

THE DEMOCRAT ~ SENTINEL, is publish
ed every "Wednesday morning, in Ebensburg,
Cambria Co., Pa;, at 81 so perannum, IF PAID
- IL ADvASCE, if not 81 viii be charged.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuously in
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E IEurraa for l'tcli.,uan,
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EBENsBUnG, SEPTEMBER II, 1856

ity Of the people declare by law that this or
auy other species Of propert shall be reeogui-
zed and protected, can it be maintained taat
minority can at once annui the viii of the
majority and destroy the right Of property by
limiting according to their views the applica-
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EsassSE EsOTEEI.

Sept. s, 1s5G-3t
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-21
ri, RIM Mli.i4INEkli
10 tie Paris ara New York Millinery and
Fancy Goods store

( fEy ". NICHOLS issts pleasure IN infor mir 3
~ The fsaes OF issvehI orr abd vieiriIS that be
5as yast returned ffyHl New Yorg with be GtifLl
ssss,fainenL Of Nsu Sysins Goods. comprising the
r9e<i u.i tJe beat selected stock Of Laaiss'
~ Misses straw bpnnsis, Lesborn ana Pedal Braid
reitfs. buys LsznarB. Dsnstaots and Pal m Leaf
stat-, Shasef HooIs, Rit5oIis Bonnet Silks, A-ttn
- slDsS n, EfAees 6e., xe., evsr offered in TINS
maze 81. Our Sis souheL, nre manufactured aftsf
,st-st approved Paris styles AillineTs sappheo
il gatlef n3aets, aBi es err arlteIc D lhsfr iiDs
8 N 30 .e8iste. hiik zId Sfapc hopncts kiadc 70
tFdsr warranted a. TIE head and y.sase the ~
z. Boa rsGs bieached, presssd aud al
St.J - lie prs,elt shape. Marking aid stampiis
.s -tabIoidvTl aba LraidiDg done 10 order Al ID.
'-rs und New Yors Miiisery store, corner OF 7 ire
sod s5i.dy meh 10 d&wS-m
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A resident Of Union Grove, Illinois,
writes The following interesting fact. In
recent letter 10 the Office Of the Csoppess-
town, N. T.. Journal: H4
"One of my neighbors dug well last
fall, on elevated grou.d. Afier going does
"a feet, he came to . bush III wiiloas; -
lug four feet more and then struck The sop
u another WELL, which was stoned with
cut stone, laid in cement, and in which
there was bountifuI supply Of water. Who
Jug that welIi" sF
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Ssosse 8 improved iaseni
TRuSS RRIlfEk

The Undersigned pAep,ielofs Of the above
I,atepI ieE the sts. pi ios sad aFs pfelhred %
a is,r,lt Tor tbs srscsIuh % .,Eiiwgy or Highway
,,d..a Of IL, xl ,b OF span irom 81 fvt W 3.n Ice,
u any part u The state as ing soSss ngldsvs haNs
s,ats NJ dee u e. lpens 10 To thslr strength dur'
hi tty and CD slnsss UNNECESSARY. All sonamul,ics
s,oas upon tho subject viii reesiys prompt sttsnea-
Addr.ss, sToNk, DVOMEk & boYtNGT,N,
lss ls-dwu psvvpPsrs, Iowa,
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I'ttE
II = w Ii Q r Ell.
W a V Z r LY HOUS E,

/ nov open Tor raisbent and tsausent bosrdeYs
lavse i" no Wish gaieI aud pleasant home dur
,ts ioug sas'fl ssdoarn la davenport id IL
j fls asNsrlA HVgss. ihe tables will be igrnss
th the Jg r1ieaWl tii season; the ruoms arc pleas
..Fi lf- HttJ soft. Ths vayeriy 10 second
nptei Ss-t oit bieaxo, IA potut Of oeanty & ID.
Il yIi, y i.ss, sgVd furniture asa as,.e III
si[N IL u. NJ. a Di MS, PfDlsFie %
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II ASlAG a5it.4ed iHsl.ses f"f tas aaia ot LII
i ,iv rstrss su.t, + sl5<taf rias4 a-IsT 5'+l.h
.,.s -I.s Fg v.s-trs ss rr.sIzs. - -fs t,Tsl@f-
81 iuf.t,sli ,5,r,fit- ft-~z ah3 ' u'ert
..tt tee utsfs .,f'sl.
.uE und,aUs -u-,tE1! t-, ui= ifis' 81
f,;S Il H. DUE rHHzz Sea u+v lFruta s,'ir i.'.
iaS,r sa- ,nats, iav .i,us lH ns-. Be- sll gSt
I.is sGsAot nIs rar1y .s-fs .rI atr' ~ i.ss Dc
yA,u-Egs4 f1-.= "a a"4 49, u! is. ~
,L-4l..g- IJ~ G-t-gtsIa .ta1er 30 tsI,tyi-
-,t,,a,,vs ,ta s,rvtt a. 'ssee GsIy s'!
.lfy Sf.G
Iuv D..A ..ash usYv a.ss T. l>u it.r tItgIat sHe
ii .4sck -s Ha!a -aHti i--.t4'tH-.
lpw iatI t+sss t- .as4 aFt-4ss o. Iaft't
u GbS.l.,-! t, & atssiE5'rel astirs E9iS - s@st
ts 4tst s,TJaus''7 49, 'ttsAsva Is~
-er.,a4tS ia f.Sg Ttl-i4 Svta -tS '"' i'-S
80 sAa,at.E t as1tIss f~s-t~!.E~s Ssttsa
-.sGs, o. ,G,tsEt 81-..4.asr's'
IuS u teLsis ss,s- a7s stu V--i. aS ais 70 VIC 3
t,tH ti4Iy aHa A,sr lSal A'tns'I s"t t"s ''"HA p
- iy4u5. CO tr' - A. St5ofs ~-s*TsSa~~ -
; tasI r44ss a4.I 4 s4{s ssa-.ll1. s-.eass'n.
fs Niist~ss - a y biz
sffr.t.e-.4 ss4z isA4. ". ~ R.S tss4l1us
P~os dcniy. fsss.n,. ii.t,.Bis,f.
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A BARGAIN.

fISHE story IS t1iG thai rpeiIs IS held too high but
i lhosr wishinsa barsal In nOase add lease oald
dove 10 cal N sGOscrlexr- aW oOi,ssd - sell
nj d xtll do 90 tor The ss' OF tho nche'.
Gail sooAo the prsalssi hanlstn ~. Lear asS 81.
or az my shop OH 5Il ~. below ihs Court tt1-ss.
fnnr is.eiI P.x FITZPATRICK,
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Gheal Cheap. CasaL!!!
byOTe ASH skuEs,
J. JOhDAN N vouid announce sLe citizens ci
la eAp"rt, aad The pp0iie, that ne has Dt4usa =
La1Ie: and ugnti@MsHs SCOT ana se0e st9re az
tuAlLg batfcNa q .tsLtl man et9TG, doeE
lLD ioHa pthlhg sture, where bn Is prepared
uiAciLrI boVks Hhu suo-s oi Hil descriptions.
bADIEa BRANCH
Fine Silk .4sIInS dalLsIs, tanpl and giaiD
kossuth .y1ls hIaiiEie,l Fst.GL tarIs
Eo0Ia, iies, bTopts rSTlcs; Ark,
J-6Ds Llhas; Ienny Lluds.
hashtI- no ka Doola
hisTge sssafnsLl OF Ladiesa aau a.isses CLsldseu',
eho-s, TOO pusacrouatu tarntpn,
Also d IaGse assorInleit iOT DSaits EEaE
EaslsrL nne French bDoia; luugTsss
GstteEs, Monterey; JsrAe! lis;
Pam Walking SHOES,
Nofosee;
Ard zl kiD1s Of heas3 wprs, suiis bic toF country
as wei ss ely caston; all ri neAt Il sa
JUui would we'll - csiial the davenport osul Is 4.
Sbos store. talIano see. JtHe .. ta55-.saiI
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

srHEsubscribers are eoustint. making yariei, q
4 t'rinling and Wrapping Papsrsat their Millh No.
line and wilila Cash for All. teaSunaes YualEitt 81
good clea cntlol OF liAenrags. OGrtnas slli gage
A. o. Churchill will call oI. ths Merchant lhtoHgI
eeuiraiowS and pay then IN cash or psleI foI thei
ftgs. D ". HusEhoSs
Moline June 3uth. 1854.
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RsLIs and pAETIEs,

= HaLIs and PARTIES.
r ADDE'S $3.50 o ems Bsgs over sfes.s, suaasss
II 4ssue sssnri .s.,pla, ri VI lay aaAaliaeiuSe
The i.rsssl slsortnsi4s % sSira Lses 81 hs1s
allgi IL 10 be tle InteA cities ~ s1st h9fti
" est. -" ~ y - 9sasg - e A4-~s-gF -
Daverpert Boot aud sishcs Steve eHs c.snr below
BArrore & PrSLly saaa3s ul:uispis sIOTs- Front
opposite the niI
Lave, port, Jan. IS IS JAMES JORDAN.
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MEAT FjR TIE HUNHaY!

.--x "A A.4sttN s1N - E'at siistis ga the l'S
WsFaFS W ClaiGs Market gneur tte hailr" d
Sass>t5 u Ins.I altd assure the lGbIlr tGi ~
--4---AA ss al nj un's bS httiS svPgl"u
IA al, Tue ya,ieltes 0suai.! Eriti meat uttA, So
Oar ,I, wal be tas Uest Il = eoaEt,H II Ghs -
20 tulen 10 furnish .lne aftc!ss, and put taem
,ueh I,r iliVR 4lrihs heSs SLY a. hsFetI"r
IrE. r,,
s!lohed urled cats o. h,aI .'.iitira a. enf
a ,harr ftae pat III; g. 81 The pHhiiC :. solicited.
s. u M.rsrslus ,i.i " deiner,d 10 our eas'''m
u, IN, sis al A.P y KEIIY.
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HiIRI.Ey,s sARsApARli.LA.

sNHf~ la Itaals eJH.Jo I'D f1fiy a. precia ttt
By liis Inrtig.a reop ., - -aIElg vide e,isi
y nas JsreiIie .tsriaisc u. ,sao Isised ~ IL
Hiss-l risciiss dt,if., oi ttc a.- Iern
4srs dab pourttg lTOn all p-ft- VI tne s.at.
ite ihi. ". y, J, ce ahs,e Is ne T. when
T4 Us6ei f~n.Sy pru'es tia b. c,.ai Iistas.s -ht.
z,,, 4fs nese- ss,a s,I .e., agsG
rlsfG, ia, ,-4uiI, i.ee o,Le.gl. Ito ni.SI Ia =.
,s,.snee. sd reuDefsa hsp pp, -t:s
.,-SFtas u - .srAIst.trs eaieass. Al !vs W.,
.iIsrett-aI.a tpsf ~ nsii tr -, vsasr
.tfaHI I.70 0.. tAtS .sittS III psIaz - anuIhtt
R.,4 lass II trscl ., trr oGg oi a o--asus vi
tJiflef.h Shs0usn auiaa ais.sst pt, " tssvh.it
it,.ii-IA, -aIs,oti ai> ~ lac has hsser
x naJrn - fl.l. aai Ill cufs
0t.iH f.oa0t
1yslsssiA, or INDICATION.
sS.o-uat, Ains Evil,
aGsc,ioGs Of the R0nes, sypasiis,
S-Sli,y, ha.iluAi Coettveness,
srysipsias. Pulmonary bisssses,
LlVsr SLmpialnt, fllua,
smale tIr gu.aritiss, klslula,
sam D.s.as.s, D,ss4sd Kidneys,
al gr..Ean4 Powerful Toais, purifying the
bloo., aaa iavls -raLiag tie 81 ,iis systsna.
2 ~ al 81 sss, tab.sf pr rsl At great cspease
yrltas is.eela .At AL sossss! NAY ~
I. IHJ.IAo \. nChLEl.
ii.lEuiAet0Ty. corner ol s.gs ata and Gree. SIS
i.oa ~ liie, Ny.
r. For le AZ who!e. ale or retain "
hpHi dEnIy L. IN u, ~ Claire Row.
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GREAI BARGAINS
yEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
wholesale and ReL~ll. 5a
AVE aaee Iust rvevis "a ihS sHrsest ana oest IS
w sortu.Snl oi FALL AMI HiSILh eLul h.
IEG tal ever wassreug hl l., lhiS sesteTL c9uhGrl
.vlsistlug ii lart OF lhr rtnll0wlLg artlees;
.mutitah, rn&lisb fteneh and Gernan 3roaaeioil
eats. ot Inherent stA lee ana az ,Hltss- ~ .
~ ,rcoata ao4ver, StUsei, PstetsaaIn ,fHotCloih,
gnieA Clolh, Lt0n's Skin, Mohair
buubl. Goats Yi ths same materials.
Fau Goats Il Sulusls. f4eual, GassineFe, p9t
SslL CashmaTeue aud JegHs, OF every style.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting ui a gnu sssurIHsni OF shk CraVsts'
,tOcks, Neck HaudkeTcheis, Pocket HhndN efcWeis'
raA ers, undershrt Hats, caps, bhcs sklh GloTes
tEdla fub6sr coal aud pants, franss salces aud
tuIlyl uags. Ftnv Wall; aad SAae, asfpm Shrls.
SbIfl collars AI.u. Gue lut OF
BOYS CLJTHIN5
.as pierS goods. PvFs9ns Will and il tetheiTni
ii /. siyets u cali oJturc purchasing iiss Mhere
atofe"n Froht >tE2ei, 9pposhs Fsrrl handlpg,in
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The promises in The Bible, like the beeus
OF the sun, shine freely in at the windsws
lt the poor mans cottage as the rich msa,s
palace A mountain of gold heaped a. high
as heaven. would be NO such treasure @ one
promise of God. $50