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returned home; and it was the .happiest mo-
ment Of my life, when, without . repetition
of his old question, went to him, without
a word, and laid my hand in his, and heard
him say fsrysntly, .G0d, bless you, Nary"
Ten years have passed, and Mary Sprague
sits beside her husband listening to the
reading Of the evening paper. Among the
current items, he read rs follows:
s.Rev. Willard Pierson has been, dismis-
sed from his pastoral labors, by the mem-
bers Of Church, upon charge Of inn
proper and unchristian conduct"
tAnd," J" said Robert laying aside his pa
per, and drawing his chair still closer to
Mary's side, s'for your sake, have accept
ed the nomination Of my friends to be one
of the number to represent my native State.
You are too noble and good to live SO se-
cluded. We have together, and by each
others aid, arisen to the station which is
offered us; and by that same mutual aid, and
ever firm trust in God, we may not fear
what lies for us in the future"
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ID. e.. DLOOMER,

ID. &. DLOOMER,
.y,osarv IsssIfe 4 Comm fssfOmsr Of DEEDS fer
the state or sNSc York.
DEEDS Il &CONVEYANCES OF ALL KINDS,
IL promptly filled out and acknowledged
!. Onice in Empire Block, opposite Pacific House.
May lSo7-nl-u
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VOLUME I.-NUMBEk =. :.
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MX CG0HVe04Ase
srco.s.e, bv reading the lines, "Ny Tailor" IN the
, uss Na Z ve:kly rycning Post of August iath.
BY A TAILOR.
1r-ho when his coat is old and thin, alaa
E8s HnJ he can't buast u any tin, ASS5
~ s,,,e 10 come and take me In?
Ny Customer.
Who on to Saratoga goes,
And there appears in suits OF clothes sss.- q,
me price Of which, to me he owesR - +sFS I
Ny Customer.
Who compliments my taste and skill,
Who doth my books with orders M
And never asks me for his bill2
Ny Customer.
S. Who talks Of cabbage with sneer, w SIE2
And raises one betwixt each ear, ~ q
2 That ever green. Throughout the year? e "
Ny Customer. ~
Who in my shop SO proudly sits,
And praises my successful hits,
But il fail doth s.give me fts2"s 5H
Ny Customer.
Who, when dunned, goes in huff, =
Aud writes of me poetic stuff Ig g. q u hS
But stop! think Pye said enough - ~
tC-s1z~F About my Customer.
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wss ever tired II 1ahed.s !neoFis,s naa ~ lone
their work mere. Experience, 'nat NJ: 1e.r
teacher" proved how raise had Deen tnelr
visions. just 20 about iarmers Delns 2
pohtician. 10 pe sure, = 1asme1 m'sns iay,
II never went TO congress, bas nave n.u
q collegiate educatlon-a wen sklllea u
laws" &c., &c., and would h.e the nominao Z
tion Tor President. Wnat y tne answer
''No, slr! we want man VINO mas notoriesy,
who will take well with the masses, 4 ana
the farmer goes back 70 ms iafm to tn'nA
OF becoming constable, then coiiector, JUS
tice OF the peace, ana q handied ana one
otner things. we must iook ~ 'he iacts,
ana the things g hey are anu nos ~ sney
should be. .la a..
lnere ls NOT sumciens space ~ H1"s 'nc
SUBJECT Us ~ snouid DC tleateu, pus ns.o
Presensea tne nam Poin's. 1e. ialn.s1 =
sons De ntted ior tne ffesldehcy, anu -
tneir country demanas tncir SERVES, ansy
can give them. II one seeks con'en'men., ,
ne may nnu ~ On .ne larm' .I nIs ~ ohS nv.
~i'nin sne shss u sue peop.o VIZ nssI sI NJ.
Goon % mucn sousn' "l'ef;-A'"'ss 1's~
forxer. ~
--a Ft, yUDICIAL DIGESTION.
I,,dro Goodlo. of tho Eovette C;rcu;t
conrt KontncLv has recentiv rendered n
nost ;mnortant decision Icclar;nc q wholly
;,nco,nre,,t for state Conrts "a natural;xe
fora;n,. hnrr nersors an as to Give them Z
r;ahtlto vote. 49, -. 80
IN other words. he ennnc;ates the doc.
tr;ne that fhe nroees. of nafuralixation l.
= rn,;ono, nctl which can onlv he effected
tbrouoh the instrumentality Of the United
States Courts. In this decision II Is also
held that the mower to establish uniform
rules of GENERALIZATION Il errlus;yelv vested
in Concress and that no laws establishe,l
bv the State upon the subject. can oyerrule
this nower. and that the act Of nrocess of
naturalization ;s a ;udicioi and not simply
n m;nisteraI act.
rho o,,os,;o, os 10 tho town, of ros;dence
reon;red after naturalization was not dec;d-
ed on account Of tho fact that Il was mot
nronarlv hefora the 1,ourt after the decision
ir.s u,ada MON tho yaI;d;tv of natnral;za-
-: - - Co.. -. ! lI..r
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81. Louie.
Jno. J. Anderson 4 Co.
Aessrs. Page & Bacon.
Lokcr, Rceick L Co,
r. R. Violet 4 Co.
Messrs. Bryan L Co.
Iosra.
Cook, Sargent 4 Downey.
Hem, Williems X Co.
Hoyt Sherman 4 Co.
Hon. Thomas b. Benton, yr,
| Springfield, III.
~. 4 r. Insurance Co.
lClark's Exchange Bank,
Jacob Bum, ESQ.
Hon. s. +. Logan. :
Col. Jno. williams,
Jacksonville, ~.
Hon. VIM. Brown.
:" Richard Yates,
+. r. Elliott, ESQ.
NessIs. II. r. Ayers & Co
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So 90 PER ANNUM
"a Asp ~

Asa and Ira were two brothAra. vbo..
farms lay side By side ID fertile intsrysls.
When tho corn, the oats and the barley
were sprlnging up, the weeds took advansac.
OF the rich soil and came np With them.
sDo you see,' sad Asa. what hold III.
weeds are taking? There i danger q th.;r
choking our crops cntireiy.'
sWell, well, We must be resigned, ro.
piled Ira; sweeds rs we'll ~ erain we're !.
part Of the Crsafossa plan, and tbere j. ~
use in murmuring about them, And hs
hid down for his usual affernoon tlose. 81
: can only be resiguod to what sas's
heip,' said Asa. So be went to work and
plowcd and hoed until his fields were cles.
Of weeds.
THE asny-worms are IN the nsiehbor.
hood said Asa to Ira one day.
They have eaten through the adioinias
meadows, and are moving towards us.'
sAh" exclaimed Ira, sthey will surely
destroy what the weeds have not choked oui.
! will Immediately retire to pray that their
course may be stopped or turned aside.' =,
But Asa replied, Il pray betimes evsrv
morning for strength to do the work Of The
day. -
And he hastened to dig q trepch round
his land, which the army-worms could mot
pass; while Ira returned only IN sssson 10
save small portion Of his crops from their
ravages.
DO you see, Ira,' said Asa, another mora
ing, sthe river is rising very fast. There
is but slender chance Of preventing or
farms from being ovcrHowed.'
Alas! it is a Judgment upon our s;us.
and what can We do2 cried Ira. throviai
himself in despair upon the ground.
There are no judgments so severe a those
which our own sioth brings upon us, replied
Asa. -
And he went quickly and hired worknen,
with whose help he raised an embankmens
that withstood the Hood, while Ira witnessed
with blank looks aad folded hands the de-
struction Of his harvest. 80
There Is one consolation,' said he INV
children, at least, are left to me.'
But while Asa's sons grew MP strong and
virtuous men, among Ira's there was .
drunkard, gambler, and suicide. sa
sThe ways of the Lord are mot eoual. !,
complained Ira to his brother. sWhy are
you always prosperous, while am afflicted.
and my old age disgraced
Il only kBoM this, 4,aa -.
heaven has always helped nWtHsss
faults Of my children as did the weeds, ...~
caterpillars and the Hood; and that have
never presumed to send petition upward
without making toll, my right hand servant,
the messenger OF my prayer
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T. The frbes Of the sun flower are used
in manufacturing paper q Edith &c.
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J. P. CASADY.
J. r. VAsApi' = --I"@@ J. D. ThSr.
CASADY & TEST,
B "a n K q RS
Dealers in Exchange,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
THOMAS OFFICER. VII. N. PusEY, Airy at La
OFFICER & PUSEY,

REAL ESTATE BROkERS,
And Dealers In Land Warrants and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SEy ECrvON Ann In.
w CATION Of lands in Western Iowa and Nebraska;
the payment Of taxes lands and the
collection and remittance Of claims - -
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CO Two gentlemen having differed in
opinion which was the best singer, it was
agreed to leave the case with DR.. Arne, who
having heard them both, observed TO the
last gentleman that sung, "Sir, without Of
fence you arc the sro,sI singer ! ever heard
in my ife.' There! therelp exclaimed the
other exultingly, 81 told you sop "Sir,"
said the Doctor, ssyou must mot say word,
for yon cannot sing ut all.n r
c. A boy from tho Ragged Mountains,
virginia, met Professor b and pre-
sonted his basket, with the following expla-
nation: ~ 80 81
ssYsr don't want any chestnuts, does yer3s
elbow do you know do mot want any,
my little man?'' inquired the professor.
81 nary say yer don't, ! az yer--does
yer?' was tho positive answer
This was more polite than tho Quaker,s
reply to one whe saidto him.
ssYou don't want to buy any wood, do
youe'' =
"Friend, thee iirst tcllsst : lie, and then
thee asked . question: IS & ~ -,
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now OLD NICK LcsrI..

The following il too good to be lost. We
Glib Il from an exchange psper, and respect
fully call attsntion 10 ii Of certain persons
who feel disposed 10 spread in newspaper
life:
"a Young man, who ardsntiy desired
wealth. was visited by his Satanic Majesty.
who tempted him to promiss his soul for
eternitv. Il he could be supplied ON thi. earth
with mi the money he could use. The bar
gain was concluded-the devil was to supply
the money. and wss ct last to have the soul,
unless the young man could spend more
money than the devil could furnish. Years
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Piffsbsrg.
Bank Of Pittsburgh,
Exchange Bank,
Aessrs. Kramer & Rahm,
" N. Holmes 4 sons.
Willis Boothe, Esq.
VIM. h. Pusey, Esq.
Pennsylvania.
Monongahela B'k Of Brown
vile.
Franklin Blk Of Washington
BSlfi,n0re.
Com. & r. Blk Of Baltimore
Baltimore Savings Bank.
Aessrs, Johnston 4 Bro.
I" Robert Garrct h sons.
Z: Marsh Smith, Esq.
Nathan Pusey, !" Il
Ailes White, !" "
Nep Fork. -.
'nc. Thompson, ESQ.
PhiiadeipAis.
Ae'sff. Caleb Cope L Co.
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NOT TO BE FOUND.

NOT TO BE FOUND.
A man who could hold an umbrella prop
erly over ladies bonnet, or put ON her
cloak or shawl without crushing her hair, OF
be good natured when he was sick, had his
chin cut when he was shaving, or had to wait
ten minutes for his dinner or breakfast, OF
who was ever ssrefused' by a lady.
A bachelor whose carpet did not wear out
first in front Of the looking glass.
Married man who could give the right
hand Of fellowship to q wife's old lover; OF
take hint frau the toe Of her slipper, under
the table, before company.
A milliner who could be bribed to make
q bonnet to cover the head. ~ -
Ahusband's relative who could speak good
Of his wife. .
A doctor who had not more patients than
he could attend to.
A school teacher whose interests in his
pupil was not graduated by the standing Of
their parents or the length of their purse.
ssRem' said his mother, to roguish boy
Of four, actively engaged in buttering the
cats nose with the best Goshen, ssRem, will
you stop that or not 90 cor not,' was the
coolly echoed reply of Master Mischief, as he
cooked his eye at the impending slip
per, and took another dab on his inch and a
half fore6nger. ..-
1t tappers that in New Zealand, when the
marriage ceremony takes place, it is a very
old custom to knock the heads of the bride
and bridegroom together previous to their
union: EsG 80 -ss ~
In Christian lands it isn't so, the bridegroom and the
bride
To oescrheads they seldom co. until the knot is tied
A western correspondent says: 81 atten-
ded wedding few days since. Wishing
to say something becoming the occasion, l
approached the fair young bride in the
course Of the evening, and after congratula-
ting her on her departure from the state Of
single blessedness, wished q pleasant voy-
age down the river of life. She said she
hoped so, but she heard there was great
deal Of fever on the river now-she hoped
they wouldn't catch it on the way down.
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BROTHERLY AFFECTIONS.

bhOIHEhLy AFFECIlONs
In the reign of Queen Anne, soldier be-
longing to marching regiment which was
quartered in the city Of Worcester, taken
for desertion, and being tried by court
martial, was sentenced to be shot. The
Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel, being at
the time in London, the command of the
regiment had descended in course to the Ma
jOr, most cruel and inhuman man. The
day on which the deserter was to be execut-
ed having arrived, the regiment, as usual on
these occasions, was drawn out to see the
execution. ...... --z sid
1t is the custom on these occasions to draw
lots for this disagreeable Office; and when
every one expected to see these lots drawn
as usual, they were surprised to find that the
Major had given orders that the prisoner
should die by the hands of his own brother,
who was only private man in the same
company, and who, when the cruel order
arrived, was taking leave of his unhappy
brother, and with tears fast flowing, that
expressed the anguish Of his soul, was hang
ing for the last time about his neck.
On his knees did the poor fellow beg that
he might not have hand in his brothers.
death; and the poor prisoner, forgetting for
the moment his petitions to heaven, begged
to die BY any hands than those of his broth
er. The unrelenting officer could BY no
means be prevailed on to revoke his cruel
sentence, though entreated to do so by every
officer in the regiment; on the contrary, he
swore that the brother, and he only, should
be the executioner, if it were only for ex-
amples sake, to make Justice appear more
terrible. When much time had be n wasted
in fruitless endeayors to soften the rigor oi
this inhuman sentence, the prisoner prepar.
ed to die and the brother to be the execu-
toner. ts a#..
The Major, strict to the maxims Of cruel
ty, stands close to see that the piece was
properly loaded, which being done, he d.
rects that the third motion of his cane shall
be the signal to FIRE. Accordingly, at the
third motion. the Maior-insteld of the
prisoner, received the bullet through his owr
head and fell lifeless to The ground.
The man no sooner discharged the piece
than throwing it on the ground, he exclaim.
ed
He that can give no mercy, no mercy LEI
him receive. Now, submit, had rathe,
die this hour for that mans death, than tC
live hundred years and take away the lifs
of my brother.
No person seemed to be sorry for this un.
expected piece of justice on the inhumar
Major; and the man being ordered into Gus.
tody, many gentleman present, who hai
been witnesses of the whole affair, joined t
entreat the officers to defer the execution Of
the other brother till the Queens pleasur,
should be known.
The request being complied with, the cit,
chamber that very night drew up very
feeling and pathetic address to her Majesty
setting forth the unparalleled cruelty q
the deceased officer, and humbly entreatin,
her Majesty's pardon for both the brothers
rT Two gentlemen having differed il
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IL Clothing Furnishing Goods llo Nam street, h'h'
upnd Va l~a6 Fail Stos h leab.
In calling attention the Stock Of Goods introduced by the
Sn rb perhaps would be well to notice the fact o our
randy increasing with all sections OF the ate during
the time located in Richmond And as an miro.
Iu. is AWAY, necessary take advantage OF
b- medium winch makc ourselves known expecting OF
rus 81 that all parties Judge Tor them
SELVES to cur particular merits being perfectly satisfied That
The IN stomersi and Judgment must be consulted
We are now Fail Stock and assure purchasers
Thai ,rry thing in the Wearing Apparel will
and the assorted lines VIII at all tines be
nrd complete that each wants viii be supplied
Having ever, facility for the proper prosecution OF our ous
make the fact apparent 10 onr customers and
secure satisfactory During the last have mt
led up prossly Gents Furnishing Goods where
find every thing pertaining to that department
Clothing Department guarantee the stock 10
he perfect in point durability Fit and Styles because we
make every thing and hesitation in say wing
our goods " i'll the best order work in the
country Watching the various changes Of Fashion parties
may finding the latest aud make IN - re
subject to inspection approval call is solicited by
GtOSIIONG a TUPMAN,
No Richmond Va
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These vessels Of the first elass built Ia the city Bal
tuore pressy this trade aud have
datons for They commanded by experienced
Captains well uahed the trade, Who will spare
TO accommodate They viii be towcd up and down
the rivers by and may be relied sail promptly
advertizcd
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
will lind to their slp by this line, freight will
taken other line Packets, aud
every effort viii be made by the agents In Richmond and
ork give satisfaction Insurance be effected
the Richmond FIRE Association by this line at per
We respectfully ask aud hope tn succeed in obtaining
share Of patronage
shipped by this line New York will be forwarded
free of New Orleans Mobile Charleston
vannaI z other Southern Northern port
The vessels will lie Richmond tine Dock York
a Berth No |, Coffee IIouse Slip W all Street
DAVID a WIN CIRKIE, Richmond ,,-
g H. PIERSOS, y. y, 's'"''
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~ ly at W hoc sale by ) fENENhON WEDDELI WI,
have superb Stock laCiug
British and Ann Fabrics all which selected
with great care AMI attention by Of the yoiy
lowest cash prices
Stock for the Tie North
and Virginia tade cannot be exhibited North south
PLuctna and responsible buy invited to give ur
stock an eNtiniatu and Judge themselves siys
anu prices ~. = 4 : ,c.uiurC Strsct
4,
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-ELAnIE-OEIYNCIlKIKa..-Dcm.

MS BRO OVERS, Richmond Va, beg to Inform the
IyueLbnrg that they prepared To execute
Every description OF Silk Co" or NooHtn dyeihg or Clean
ne - y, ell a can done New York eScw here. NclaNe
ma,nerA and the best oi wormen and can guar
mite, Meno six and DE Lain
fashionable cors, to suit the taste OF the
Sbwis OF every description dyed or cleaned Grape
crimson other coloIs equal to import
81 NcVcts dY,d equal ione SILK dresses cleaned and Grease
or wine stains We intend to do work equal to
in the United States and respectfully solicit
the patronage the ctznsn Lynchburg and Viriny Gen
dyed and cleaned 10 look equal tonew.
DENNIS & BRO,
Sacccssorsto W Hines, Franklin st. opposite Me'ropol
ian Han. rl Va 4-dts
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s.,nna 40 s.eiiaasea Lottery Of Maryland.
Extra Glass 4.

$40 prizes, amounting 10 rij%t'5
whole Ilrkets SO Halves stoz Quarters -
address orders Tickets tbr shove naFuhccnt
scheme a. r II HUBBARD a -
Ne. ~ fayeitn ~. "r Box NJ ~
Hslum ~ Nh land.
T II WuRBaap & CO au authorized Agents hl al
orders for Tickets in the Maryland loitsHes
: tJ1ap x fhASAE \ 60
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


Gentlemen My child had commenced breaking out last
fall In small which gradually extended The entire
sad including both which much by tho
fear that both would drop Oft
tried all of advertised aud domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL Ii began get better the bottle broke and
piled gals 10 " again began My elder daugh
said get that Turf OIL head
looked much better ahen used it We get another
bottle and her head nearly well This
and took hall hour day wash IT, and 1t
very offensive One bottle feel assured Will ere
entirely there but little the disease remaining
and for the benefit of others take
great pleasure In giving You this certificate.
Respectfully. b. i. CHALK.
Megsrs Dove
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

once Of the -. ~. kniirond 10.
PEftR-BuHG, Sept -, is.6
WINTER sluEsbs til s., sses.sszss
Ity II October. the Mai and Passenger 80
will Petersburg daily tSulas- excepted
opck A. NJ Bnlk.silir Junettouj n
- uehButE at4 -. l. 81
lave l. nchburg 30 o'clock. A. Arrive Burke
vile Junction. II - ~. and At Petersburg at 4. II
g. AIIsIP.
oct Its superintendent
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NON 81. RICHMOND v, Is 1oTHE M
and selling theiargrst amount of fUhNiitkE
of any other house In the CITY ~
lst He keeps the largest Stock,
End His Furniture Is Will made,
:ird lie sells At small pretiis,
4th lie attends to his business promptly,
9Th lie is accommodating
9Th ~, good. are well packed
7lh lie understands his husiW So,
9Th The ,opic h"ye confidence IN him.
oh He sell, Tor Cash.
call and see him when you visit Richmond
l. b Ia dim
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llErWEE, n.cmMOND ANnN .4rrs

llETWEEo RICHMOND AND N. r4--
- 1OKK-ST EAMSlIIP j MESTOW N. .HSsslAsxasS
Inc L. - Mail st, aniship JAMESTOWN, in
mand OF Capt LE,Ni PAkis leaves New York regularly
every IlRDhN AFTERNOON at ) O'Clock, for Rich
mond. She Will net take any freight to "r from City Point
She leaves Rchm' nd regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON NJ I @ clock, Tor New York
Those desiring t. ship by her must have their goods here
IaSseng this ship
a stain Room seem od by addressing us by mail.
" The RoANpk 4, capt. SKINNER, stops at City Point
where shc w land ard receive freight Both the jamestown
aud the Roanoke receive and land passengers ty Point
and Norfolk. LGDLAM WATSON
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kcnd the Truth about our Turf oil.


ring sleigh ride this winter discovered horses
IL aud the skin off place large than my hand from
raeea rubbing the side Of the thigh applied your
Turf Oh aud in aday or two he well Another
mule W ch was working my dfay became unable
walk. ON examining his foot, discovered nail about
inches long the head My driver and the neghbors said
he would be good for nothnr drew the nail inserted
piece Of lint and your Turf OIL and him work once
and from III he has lost hour
also horse badly snagged the outside
thigh places, about inches deep
inches tide from which he stiff day Your Turf
Gil applied and Il brought them entirely sound 1t
of the greatest remedies for hive
known and have lived drug for several Use
ihis you think proper. Very truly, -.--
Ro Messrs. Dove & Co. J. II. WEISIG Err.
For sale by STROIiEk Il WHITEHEAD,
ada IyuV
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JEWELRY. WATCHES. DC.


RDEaaB.s.-The Gadie- ean 6ad =. " IT,
II LlANs SINS the nne.t and mnsi beautiful set 81
Pearl eompleto offered In this mark
n fine lomEn Mosaic and Pearl Cameo
Pearl beautiful description Also s.m.
very suruing Secoad Mourning Of In.
style they hasr Just opened aud would glad
10 the la4.fs Of tfei CALI b. convtn
nice u Silver Gohlets MHgs, Mustard cups Salt
Stands Napkin Rings Spoons of every description Chdr,ns
Toys &c nst receis ed and " Inch they offer cheap
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f'GNt1NE sBgSGK.-We beg 4 caii the ~
tsniian ot Uousrkr pefs aud want Of silver
large ek at lea. Ds=eri Table spoons
aud Table Forks Cnsttz Gpbirt Mugs Cream
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