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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03

TuEJApAS EkRTHevARE.-Tas ear II
an.te by which the city OF Jeddo has
: been destroyed will no doubt quake Out
of,ha M Japanese what lite notions they
had of establishing intercourse WIN
.sbarbarous outside patloHs-on'1eu
states as among the rest. They wiz no
Sashf attrihufe.the calamity which has
fallen upsn them to the anger Q. NE
aa1. at their sins in listening to the oiant
S,shments of such men. as. commodore
Perry and will be likely TO o.a sisl, s',fta,s :ns
in1sgfne1 wrongs they have thns suue.>
cd upon 4 the persons Of The s. hfss. .saIsr Anas,
leans who may fall with in their power
--Eaale & EgqNeTef
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03

NJ A clergyman was once ;
asked whsthes the members of
q cIiurch, OF which he had the
care, were united. He rspllea
that they were perfsc'is united,
s.fo-sn togcther.' Ii IS a sad
case when a church harmonlzes
in wrong, doing, or in the neg
iect of duty.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03

Value OF PUBLIcIrY.- .-Notorlety
or publicity is an indispensable element
Of success in the merchant, mechanic
or manufacturers. who would give a.
speedy and wide distribution to the
COMMODITIES and productions which he
sesks 70 exchange for money. He may
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03

Mr.. Peters, why do. you let
your boy thump- his head SO
hard?
Cause Ina trying TO raise his
bump of conbattiyeness> so thae
he can lick that big boy of
yours
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03

BLEssrNGs.-Blessed is he who sits
down on a hot gridiron, for he shall get
up again,
Blessed are they that have got the
s.itch, = Coz. they shall know what
pleasure it is TO scratch.
Blessed are they that are blind, for
they shall see no ghosts.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03

4 teaeher h been explaining to his
class the points of the compass, and all
were drawn up fronting toward the
north.
Now, what is before you, John?
The north, sir.
Well, Tommy, can you tell what is
behind yous
my coat-tail, sir, y said he, at the
same time trying to get glimpse at it,
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III N ID. q. NORRIS,
I!|||' i d \ y Y 3 IS

u The kinds of cattle I am propaga sipg
lhre tie 4erd7 Book short -horns and
Dsivions, This breed requires ! rich
all md good care. II tl.is IS complied
~ iii, they are more profitable than any
other, md Will mature at three years,
While another breed would take Ave
FEARS i q attain maturity. They are .
Herd Book animal. having been record
led II Coates Herd Book since the
year 1872.
The Devons il color are invariably
red. with thu tip Of the tail white, and
have long horns They are peculiarly
s1da pted for working oxen. as their tenn
per-. spIliiiv1iit, and sprightiiness Of action,
III broken, viii perform any farm work
6Vie u korses. Az ! dairy stock,
dnot think they rank very high bat
ihsfs ariss always exceptions To general
RUM aiid I .huve seen very good ds,iry
stock tsnong Them. For bee6ng quali-
ties they lack early maturity but The
qusIjt ri the beef i far superiorto The
shoi1- horn. md they may BE- kept il az
must any climate, and will stand poor
farm aisd carelessness az treatment as
wali " INV breed know II obliged
80, 81 !. Is, ,.srs rs - &c Land ~
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Y SrrDY Euclil thu Hathematici~n.
being a~knd ny II king whetherI.c could
not sexplain Tin m 81 HIM ins asmors
coinps ndius manner. replied {. there \
Eno royal road ~ asonstry othel
Anf may Be seized might, III purI
EIslEased ~ money bnt kno~tedge u Y
Ibs gained only ~ stbst ma aud |,
n prosssotsd only I II Is \ irs w
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- ~ ~ lASeAU tsi0 RTtC Y sOs
Il COW was from 3 sto VA II I bull
call NJ 20 ~ q N IIcih GOV viii
.ller sssend ~ third clallt was M llsa IN
4o sFiied nj 80 lssaens. a.
West India tsoppany moi only furnish
sed each tenant with land, house, barsss
md farming implement and tools, bs,s
for COWS, tour horses, sheep, and pigs,
lhs term ~ Dix years, Ut the exp irAs
ton sof which, he was required "a return
the number Of animals he.has received
The entire increase remained with each
farmer, who was bound 10 ply yearly
4O and SO pounds of butter, II rent i 81
the Icleared land Afterwards the catals
belonging 81 The conspapy were dir
tributeds for some / years Aasdcag those
who had 40 means ID pufcS NE stock '
Cattle were introduced into ire settie.
meats onshe Dela ware hy the 81 svedisl,
West India Company Il from Sweden,
1851
The tirst cattle introduced into CaiHs,I
linn we're brought from England. ~
William sayle, II so. III Old CharIs.
ton 3D. the south side of hley liver h Il,
General Wade Hampton and Coleael
William Siual Letter. were both engaged
u importing cattle. Is we'll - horses,
before the revolution.
The Indians on tho Red River i,
Lonisiana possessed cattle Is early Il
the year 1900. ss MI M
Cattle were hrst brought ~ Tho "a
vsnnah settle u, a tieorei y, NJ Nm
Ishorpe, ii Others we're introdlsss
into the same colony III II 75 81, 4
il I75o, the Bsst 4 ~ firms II, hods
island copt4ipad ~ mo hsn'
drsd M, !. pfbdusibe 100 bod.
lofhay I'm ssad lS .0s,O pound shees,
[beside butts N 81 y, s hfld
lou ono farm SsyShi m ms 4,
lO, O0N pcunds 81 bifge III sive dl M %
wo acrss 81 good land 4 sinlasds al
Ii IVA; ahs Fsoch of Illinois M
lin posss y lIos c( ~ 1nside rabls ntlnbes
ca,tle md swinss
lIlsi7l Cor Rios0I =
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| ! / / / RE ! |. / ! /
] ! J ( ! ! /, ! {

e smother watc -fre, or mn hin (
'n a ~ VI in \ straiigh Iins and tiisf
one party went Il little further sfI
oilers spread out towards flssa (,sash
country fDr.bs purpese u ini reepliag
hin. ii .oe .l iii prssaed forwafd GU. ~
III jaded sieed could bear him. until Re
though he shad entirely eludsd them.
NH IS the NV dawned, al hls horror
md dissnay, De saw iii pursnsrs close
upon His truck Eie turned hhis cttrzafar
IA rayine. which ~ discovered Il i dr..
taoce epvered with trees and undss-
q " y Y, Il Y ~ l. -
and Just vlthi0 in verge he met aii In
dian girIsdipping winter from the spring.
She was startled, and about toscry for
help. when he hastily assured her that
needed protection and assistance, With
the true instinct IF noble woman, siae
appreciated his situation ii an instant.
and all her sympathies were with him
She directedhim to dismount and 90 to
a small natural bower 10 which she
pointed him, in the verge ofthe woods,
while she would mount his horse and
lead his pursuers away. He .obeyed
her, and she mounted his horse and
dashing on in q serpentine way through
the woods, leaving marks along the
brushes by which she could be traced.
The pursuers soon 4olIowed When
she had some distance down the branch
she rode into :ase waier ma io; 3 e is
descending course for = few ateps, maxi
ing her horse touch lis sidesand leave
footprints ID thai direction, and then
and then turned up the stream and rode
above the place at which she entered il,
without leaving a trace, and back to
where Loga0swas concealed, She told
him TO mount and speed away, while his
pursi,ers were going in contrary dir
'ection doMn the ravine He did 50,
and got long Distance out of sight, and
again thought himself out Of the reach or
danger, when III q valley just ID front Of
him he saw fifty braves coming up the
hill to meet him. They were some Of
those who were raturni,r from The pur-
suit IF his people, He changed Ms dir
eeiioh and tried 70 escape, but his poor
horse was q much exhausted TO bear
him, with sufficient speed. With savage
xeiIs they plunged their rowels into their
AIDS and gained UPON him AZ
torrenost approached within good
vi ~, seg Zsla turned suddsn-
II and sent 4 bullet il.roneh Sis brain.
Then loading as he aaliopped Ill he
soon ma III ..nofhar lire "a d..se +. -
& s, J. III !,
s., 3. s,,a,, ~, ]. IS, .,a;n
ho Nh. i H. M ! "a aa.;;n r.,aad;na A.
/ 81 ,,,.,,,,a J, IN,
!, i - ~, Is. ,.,. 80 49,, -,
800 IA a., -. !. .ha.L IL. 80.
!. /, i h,,,l... a. r,,,... "a 80
,ornaI IL Wis and n;.,cea ,,;,h. ,.noss,
NJ. w;, INV na;n. III ,vh;rh h ross .n;d
his foe. and Nth HE e,.hhed r;,,. .na
-,s ,;lad ,ro,,,d M, a..
nros.r.,. ,h,,,,;.. "a 81, ,y;,h II. h..t
J, mn ,,,.;r .,,ce. IA j ,;..d am t;sh,.
mo- /, IL wa.' s,.alned and huodress, Sc
u rr;ors heitl I preas 49, dance over
Mn
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M d j. snRowslr.

@s VI sss 4 ss S--ss--s----- sf
~ Il e. z aoWsf 81 y n
Il, CONSIDERING ne soc;aIcond a u 81
Inati;o a. long coagregatsd ana ciyil;zsd,
and necessarily existing under th1 lin.
pulses of utilitarianistn, it IS not surpris-
ing thar man, whether posnessing 4 per
iinlaalnsent abode, OF having emig rated 81 i
| distant land, should become attached u
those animals which have pr.fFsred "
him their perfect obedience, sagd betty,
couras lrengtt and oths1 of6ees,
and shout afsl them { liration.
lgratituds a sven aIls III q Such,
iaoubilrss, ~ The case ,visli most u ths
early adxsnturers who sought ! new
home an slvres bsoaeh 4 with
kthem those animals which would repdsf
|tlasn thc mos. assistance or prot ion
and subssrve the best purposes for lal
lbo pleasure, clothing, and food
elas ~ the principal facts relative Il
| The insfoductiQn. increase. breeding, and
l genaese n sks aonlae site animals II
the Tinted SIN 4 u s6c found under
their rsspsctiive ~ q sl olIovs II
1ils = s.
Ths first catt I spssk, - 4 / II
irou, ,,roDe xers =; ;i; NH lI III III CoI.,n.
MI II III. s.ca.,t MN . y II Iios He
y, gss HMM VI " III . iil
m ~ - : y ~ 1ass srl "
ss;|js ~ = d III e |s|
horses. y bull 81 si III ce, ~
Tks Portpg4s : took eaills aild ine
Ifo Nex Fnundland md Novs caiis i,
| The year lisa. Thirty years tlsy
had multiplied u such a. sxlsal sh.l
lSir Richard ssts;lhert attempts q to land
Esbere u obttsi q sd % ~ ~ cattle 4 snd
hoes ior M erJ but was r. kked, &
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sud from cas- ~ fss33o0 esacs
~ $40 4 psir. quart Il { III e.
7fosr eggs could ~ bought GO " & ii
! pound 81 butter for 6a !; aasl r.
Icf Cheshire cheese for sd. ii
The fira cattie introduced i1la 4
Hampshire were from Denmar 06 8Is
"a By Captain John Mason aliad II r. =
|isosiates. IL abont The year |
to stock their plant md NJ y
Employed Ein drawing lumber q
cattle were nf j large ssize and ~ IN ~
lowish cslory HE calves were ll ~
TO- run With Sheir dams al pisaS II
Their owners we're ambitious W .I I j
tiaguiahed ~ .he strsngtb ana n
their oxens On; which bets and
were III " nade This breed of n alfl
remained re ma unmixed near n
nentisus, il N slne down 10 abeps Il M III
year 1870 ri lli4 81 thsys had y null A
|tipIied sllHtone hundred oxen bislongllnia
~ Mason \ planlatipny A. 1
we're driven ta Char esaa assac li,ssI
selts. and there ma tor a lss
81 1852 ire number II ssttl II il Chm
loxn .vsls eur Humid red 81 HI. i i
pry Piscaiaqua and tlorrd
1885, there were two balis. tws ~
COWS. twenty ttwo heiisrs aud M
ten calves. IN l6;s6, one 81
sixty cattle were drixsn irea lIl <
iassaclins I'M to fff,rs 1l| -
|ut, TIN ea,iil " 11 AZ :
Sas lise MI y.
,hs fffss IMP siios ~ + n
ssl IN ssns NIL, Il "a RI II Il
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y xrNO3tk AlisT - y ~ ~ iha
~ r q ~ LIT fD ~ shsat Ll@
~ ~ ~ u " w S(ssh ieSsl ss y y
~ spsp1 rcd, ahxt active u,oStv
\ \ aEsg wfl - salcscs ~ Law 1 F
! S' 4 Was CONNEli.,
III sSk An ahsFjG M m County III r,snso,.
3 s ~ Y. y p.rrsI. :
y us 4 81
b 1t6ss " Il !. ID 81 Abous tlas
n Sg}l y u /, I, NJ lid,
IA y II 4 n ~ s1un that wit drlits
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MI ~ asim0 III sAnt Rtl ord M
I'M M sune r;or cattl iii fur tlIs lr-
a si,npro " NE nv u 6rsed irs I'M
# b ls By !: q i nd III I'D wv. Nr. Pas4
IN NJ /. 4 ss;i.risa Il hull ;afrotns that
|Tl1S n NJ caunty Kentucky,
& u ei,. ,;,,p u soma tima altar
= loved l,is AN. Ii kim III Win l,i.l,,
Y ort;ons III 4 I'M sat sla i i,,l III stock.
n mi. tlae y 4 vi lateal 4 rsar soi l
A. n d psSlic IA ma ia /, ION M |,
m y broth issrl m ss
sa r 81 1. III II MINI i siera iI
y IaseI ,,, VI 3;I.l I|3l aI
sa Begi MN |IsHs aSiFssy.
'II iunps I, w ss ", ack a that
Messrs. Huschcrotl 4 and Wei
so carried anotl.e . deaesndan. d
horned stock ,o Kennedy from
: kne importation. lsS
>! bout lhe yesr l7o7. ! Nh. Healop,
chess county New York imported
Eng land 4 short-horned bull, which
81 Is alisrwards hired ~ General Nor
l Lewis md others ior poblid nss II
llH kt count ,..., .,..5
rom entering AZ large ana infinitely
lAs eirednst ances cennse'e a 18th the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-23

The undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEETH
with the latest improvements in every STYLE and Of the
first quality.
They also give special attention to the treatment of
plicated diseases 0fthe teeth and mouth.
From the great they have had in filling teeth
after the has exposed they feel warranted
in assuring the public that great number Of the
besome teeth condemned worthless their method
of treatment be restored to health and usefulness and
their natural beauty.
Persons that have had teeth treated by their method
speak with great enthusiasm of the lasting benefits and
comforts derived from it.
All those wishing operations in Dentistry, have
them performed in the thorough and scientific
ner, at HARRIS & TRACY'S
jy14 diff 1853 Main St.
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l'ech's Cemenl Pipes

For Cisern, Sink. and Cellar Drains, manufactured and
for sale by the subscriber, at No 50 Mechanic Street
These pipes are from three to six inches in dameter
they made Of the best of hydraulic cement
fectej by moisture and if properly laid will last as long
the best Of iron pipe in use
All persons in want of such article, will do well to
call as above at my boarding place. No. Sc Pleasant
street.
P. S. am prepared to do all kinds of Cement work.
such as cementing csterns and cellar bottoms
o8 DIT JAMES G. PECK.
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COpurfnership NOticc.-The subscribers have
this day formed copartnershp for the purpose Of trans
acting general Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods business,
to be known by the Of jenkins, Hamilton, y Go.
B. L. HARDGN, Z. W. HAMILTON,
J. H JENKINS, G. A. WHITE.
Worcester. nj %. 1886.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-23

NO. sc MAIN STREET,
Where you purchase beautiful FALL BONNET,
neatly trimmed in the latest style, from 81 so to $3.50.
Dressed off CAPS, from so cents each
HEAD.DREssEs every style, from IS cents each.
Muslin and Cambria COLLARS, from 20 cents each,
Hamilton and Transfer Lace Collars from IS cts. each
SLEEVES, every style, from IS cents pair.
Sets of Collars and Sleeves, from 40 cents a set.
Edgngs and Insertings from cents yard.
splendid lot of Muslin and Cambria Collars, just
received. We will clear them out at 81 so to 50, well
worth from So to S..
Embroidered Han ikerchiefs from 15 cents each
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, first class goods from cts
to IS cents
Pure Lawn Handkerchles, first class goods 29c to Toe
Scotch Lawn Goods, from cents to % cents.
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GOOD Effects of Dr. Kills Cordial Balm,
of Syriacuus.

WORCESTER, July 8, 1855.
Dear SirA few months ago called at your establish
ment for your advice when you course of
the Balm Of syrlacum am at last. with much shame,
induced to address You the miserable situation was
in, when commenced taking your blessed medicine 1
am convinced the disease afflicted with was solely
occasoned by my having contracted in my early youth
most infamous habit the continual practice Of which
had totally destroyed my constitution The health of nv
body was not only affected, but the powers of my mind
were much weakened; my judgment had lost its sodity
and my memory its retentve faculties; my head was CON-
fused, and subject to frequent swmmngs and had been
much troubled with an oppression at my breast which
occasioned constant perspiraton had pains in nv
stomach, and weakness and general debility all over
me, with constant yawnng and seepness; my appetite
was auctuang my spirits greatly depressed SO that at
times could scarcely refrain from sghing and involun-
tary weePingi my eyes infamed and frequently
emitted watery humot; in word 1 was an object Of
misery. paid strict attention to your advice and
continued taking the Medicine according 10 your drec
tons for about three months now perfectly recoy-
eredi therefore, think it only my duty to acknow
edge the service you have done but to inform the pub
lie for the benefit of Others who labor under the same or
any disease similar, to those from which was happily
recovered.
| iearsir vour most ol,lira, l,,,,hIo zs--..
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DIR. Kaue-The Government edition is now being
delivered to subscribers. No has been issued from
the press, that has given more general satisfaction to sub
scribers than this work. 1t is written interesting
style, and eniss the attention of the reader.
This of all work, and desperate daring and sue
cesstul doing, has won the distinction Of being the first
civilized to stand in latitude 80 So and gaze upon
the open polar seato reach the northernmo5t point Of
land on the globeo report the Lowest temperature ever
endured-the heaviest sedge duty ever performed-and
the widest life and after all return to tell the story of
his adventures. 1t not only exces wonder Dor
rows novel grandeur from the truly benevolent consd-
erations which animated him to the task,
Copies Of the government edition can be obtained Of
Messrs KIMBALL Il CO.. at WIN. D. FENNo h SONS,
nearly opposite the Worcester Post Office diff oil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-23

Boots aad Shoes Cheap for Cash. You
can ~ al times hnd az VIM. G0ODWIN's Boot and
Formerly Smith Brothers) one Of the LARGEST And hest
assortments Of Boots and Shoes that can be found in the
city, which he offers at the very lowest cash ptices
belor purchasing iale ~ W."
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Cost onO 1ouno.

OST-ln this city on Friday last, the road to
a. Shrewsbury, two Letters dated at Panama. Oct.
the other New York. Oct l3th addressed to "ChaFles
H. Perry, Superintendent of Panama X. r. Co.'S Tele-
graph, Present." The finder will receive suitable re-
ward by leaving said letters at this office. d6t+ o22
I OST--On the evening of the 18th instant small
- roll of bills to the amount Of $21. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at this Office
J2I d3tA
STRAYED OR SToLEN-Brom No % Elm
- Street. FOX. Whoever will return it shall be suit
ably rewarded diff olo
q OST-Between Park and Prescott streets, a Breast
Ez Pin, marked Susan died May 10, 1847." The find
er shall be suitably rewarded by leaving it at this Office
o10 diff
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s25 dawtf

DIR, HarPia. Dentist, having associated withliim
self DIR TRACY, (who has been engaged with him for
the last five years. hereafter the business will be
ducted at the old stand of Dr. Harris, under the firm of
July l. 1856 HARRIS & TRACY
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CLARK KEYS MALE PILLS.
LEE or IT We. LSLL nv

Prepared from Prescription OF Sir j. Clarke, u. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This invaluable medicine is uufang in the Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the fe-
male cons tuition is subject 1t moderates all and
all DISTINCTIONS and speedy cure may be relied
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This noble heart of the old Commonwealth,
BeAts hinh and strnnn rnidst rnacn Ia hnnllh

N7I7 III
Its Works Of Art, at Piper Block
Persons wishing to Cbtan superior keuesses of them
selves or friends need longer think they must go to
Boston or New York for them for BABBITF is taking
pictures equal to any obtained there His Daguerreo
types acknowledged by all to be of superior tone
and finish, and perfect likenesses. His PhotogIap apis
must be seen TO be appreciated Persons having daguer
reotypes of deceased friends have them enlarged to
any required size paper, by the Photographic process
and then finished in oil or coors For large pic
lures the Photograph is the best BA BBITT is making
some splendid Hkenesses on polished glass la some
cases these are to be preferred For infants and restless
children, the time Of sitting is Short the natural e
pressionnf the child is easily retained. For groups and
persons having weak eyes, this speedy process is
-ut To Judge OF the beauty and variety his speci
mems, call at his rooms, Nos. . & {. Piper Block
Main Street, Worcester. au27 diff
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.Erosa's Patent Blind Fastener
The subscriber has recently purchased the sole right
to manufacture and sell. throughout the United States,
Frosts Patent Blind Fastenyr, which is dec ded i'm
provement for convenience, durability, and cheapness,
over anything before invented in this line He is
prepared to furnish the same, wholesale or retail at
No, 233 Main ST., stairs, where sample may be SEEN
mY23 diff AInNZn EATnN
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HILpRMTn s RARKnR.

Wholesale md Retail dealers in OOFFINs and CASK FTs
of all kinds, coffin Plates, Craze clothss &e A
No. 81 Exchange street, corner of Waldo street
o6 div
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MARRIED.

In this CITY, Oct. %, by Rev. Mr.. Cutler Edward s.
Cotton, of Newark, N. j., to Miss Fanny W German of
Springfield
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HI o $ L E r Y.

Ladies' White and Brown Hose, @, s, and 10 cents.
Ladies Hose every color, English goods, 124 cents pr
Mems Socks, every color heavy English goods from 12c
children's Hose, every size and COLOR cents pair