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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18
THE LITTLE POOL WILL
SOON BE lsRY.
BY HARRIET M'EwEN KIMBALL.

BY HARRIET M'EwEN KIMBALL.
O. brightly beams the summer sky,
And rarely blooms the clover;
But the little pool will soon be dry,
The summer soon be over.
o, light and soft the west wind blows,
The flower bells gently ringing;
But blight will fall upon the rose.
Where now the bee is swinging
A smile is on the silver stream,
blush is ON the flowers;
But the cloud that wears the golden CLEAN
VIII waste itself in showers.
little hearts with gladness rife.
Among the wavy grasses
A deeper shade viii fold your life
Than DER the meadow passes.
o, maiden lips! o. lips Of blooml
Unburdened, save by singing.
Pale Grief shall leave his seal of gloom
> Where kisses now are clinging.
o. hope is sweet, o. youth is near,
And love is swccter-nearcr;
Q. life is sweet, and life is dear,
But Death is often dearer.
Q, shield the little hearts from wrong,
While Cbil,lhocd's laugh IS ringing
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18

GETTING AN INyITATIoN.-lt is related
Of clergyman who had travelled some
distance to preach, that al theconeluson
of the morning service, he waited for
some one to invite him to dinner. One
by one, however, the congregation de-
parted without noticing him. Finally,
when nearly all had gone, he walked up
to an elderly gentleman and grayely said,
"Win YOU 90 home aud dine with me
today brotherg' Where do you live 2
"About twenty miles away, sir" No
said the man coloring, "but you must g"
with me" This, Of course, the msnister
did cheeffally.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18

UNITED STATES BANK.-Two Of the
ablest papers opposed to the present Ad-
ministration, the National Era, and the
National Intez;gencer, both published at
Washington, have come OUT favor Of a
United States Bank. The n. Y. C'our
Ter ec Eagmirer also favors it. The re-
cent financial troubles viii no doubt lead
many to distrust and oppose the present
banking system.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18
POETRY.
Written for the Journal.
SHE DIED.
BY JAMES L. JOYCE, o.

she died in smiling sprins-timc, when nature
Burdencd with The song of love sends forth
Her tiny MINISTRIES To pipe it in the grove.
The light of lif. fidcd from her Young eyes
Like starlight from the blue dome of heaven
Before the day. Yet greater glory followed
IIclcn's dream of death. for twas Il dream so
Gently cbLed her life away, that smiling
In her sleep at bursting joys she walked not.
Aw,d by so much of heaven as he passed,
hdmiring Death Withdrew his dart, and on
Her lily brow set s':ft his seal of Pasairc
Beauty.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18
TWO DOLLARS WEAR,
Invariably in advance.
RAVES OF ADVERTISING:
JOE PRINTING.

The Journal Office is furnished with all en-
tirely new and complete assortment of Job
Type. Material. and Stock; and il prepared to
execute Book. Pamphlet, Card, Circular. Bill
Head, Handful. Label and all other kinds
plain and fancy Letter Press Printing i'll as
good style and at as reasonable rates as any
office in the Northwest
Orders. from distance, for printing. ac-
eompani.d by cash. will he promptly attended
10. and work Immediately sent by express or
mail IA desired.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18
EDETsoRs.

The \. Il. Telegraph is Of the opinion
that an editor who cannot stop right in
the nlidst Of enc Of the finest strains loi
thought that lie IS putting on paper, TO
minute the dimensions Of q huge pump
kin, or write an advertisement Of q dog
lost, or enter the name Of q ncw subscri-
Der, or take pay from &il Old onc,--to re-
COVE eowhiding for something he has
not said, and be able after eli, to resume
''thc Il rad Of his discourse" alti carry
out tire idea in it's original force AMI beau
IL, is next to no editor ut aIl.-St. Poni
Times. @gs,E sstts 98
The Telegraph is all right. The du-
ties ola Western editor ereratliap sink
ed" lis field embraces everything be-
tween chores and criticism. lie must be
equally ready to write a review or ink the
roller. ~
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18

-Cnas. L. BRACE, Secretary of the
Children's Aid Society, New York writes;
"There are nowin this city III ,usands OF
industrious, sober girls, thrown entirely
out Of employment
God help the suffering poor. Aud let
man help them too. How many honest
men aud yirtuous women will be compelled
to the dreadful alternative Of choosing be-
tween starvation and crime. eaF az
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18

A WOMAN has suggested that when
men break their hearts, it is the same as
when lobster breaks one of his claws,
another sprouting Immediately and grow
ing IN Its place.
The man who contracted habit I'M
fortunately got It too tight, and could not
remove il.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18
Like some

E'culI tr:YcG Goddess in her Sleep she lay. so
Nockiugly LII like WAS every feature.
The silkcn lash closed DER the spirit-orb
Like ficccy clorIdlets DER a star, and woood
Her peerless cI.-ek with the same quiet
{ delicious slunhcr, Ringl, Is many
And dark, parting in rival beauty ON
Her brow. embraced again in many
4 glossy Ink around her snowy neck,
Halt hiding with their talmy folds each
Finely moulded shoulder.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18
I,FEE Vse EsEssasEs.
BIZ r. II. sToDDARD.

BIZ R. II. sTobDARD.
a5 ae 5.od
| SEN two maids at tbs kirk, 5af
And both we're falr and sweet;
One was in her bridal rcbs, lfa3
One III Acr winding sheet. Il
The chori>te,s sars the hsnps,
The sacred rites we're read =
And one for life to Life,
And one g Death MS we'd
i They went 10 thcil- bridal beds
In loneliness aud bloom:G a
One i'll Il merry castle. 7it 4i"
VIZ One in solemn tomb. 9H
III. e3 81 a.Hoe rwo
One to the wosfd of sleep. 5e
Locked in the arms of Love;
And one in the arms Of Death,
ms5a Passed to the heavens above.
~ moIg
One to the morrow woke,
In world of sin and pain: :sar
But the other was happier far,
And never woke again i,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18

LOOKS LIKE IT "When the right
eous reign the people rejoice is truth
proven By History, as well as asserted by
Scripture. Does not the present gloom
and disaster which overshadow the land
look as if Democratic and riGhteosss rule
we're two very different things
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18

n A pleasant writer in the Congre-
oationalist says: 'God grant that tho
spring which rc-leaves the trees may all
so relieve the merchants-and make both
elms and men again green and flourish
iD1
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18
A RETIRE 90.

It is Sometimes moro courageous t. re-
treat than to a1yance. There is many 2
sollier who can charge on the foe Ike q
thunderbolt, brave carnage ana death in
all their hiaeous forms, and glory in lead-
ing the way where ''iron rain and ieiden
hilil" fall thipkAst, who cannot wien oN'er-
powered retreat With a cool and steady
step. AnrordqrIy, wei! conducted retreat,
| is. rthe greatest achievement Of military
success. Not even the glorious charge
Of the SSH .huadred," who boldly rode
n I'LL Into the jawsof Death, aee.
Into the mouth of Hell,
will be praised so greatly as that wonder
full and mastery retreat OF Henophon's
'stcn thousand" which is celebrated by
the Grcc;an muse.
1t is time for us to retreat. We talk Of
moral courage, now is the time to show it.
As people we h.vc been reckless and
extravagant. 1t, is now our duty, not to
surrender not to fail but to begin a
-. - $50, ,,,,o,,+ o,,1 nova core .or
e., oo,no,,,, Wa ,orst retreat from
80 -
any 'i'' o'''o''''s - '''-''' -
,lespiSe its gewgaws and deny ourselves
ITS Injuries cigars eha'np'she' j0"o'Fy
and costly clothing must DC given UP j
we would act ratlonaliy ana hH'halei!y.
Thousands, IN the Eastern cites, VIII
suffer from the want OF inc ac'Val ieee"-
sites OF NE.
Hunger will drive women to llarlotry,
and despair will make men daring and
desperate. Even if we 90 not fear ac-
tual embarrassment, it is the dictate Of
wis ION and charity that we retrcnrh eur
expenses, and 50 have something to be-
stow on those less favored than ourselves
NO.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18
1Ee roSc still

fingered ON her check, and her lii were moist
With dewy sweetness, Which angels might have
Kissed, nc'cr doubling but it was the mouth
Cf some fair sleeping sister.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18
Thus beautiful she died.

And loved ones came with many a sigh. and
Dressed her fer the grave; even children around
Whose little hearts her love WAS wound. drew
With wild flowers rluckcd with trembling
hand
From woodland del. and rlac. d them in her
hair . -
First watcrcd with their tears. a.e
She died, and the worlds great heart throbbcd
on,
Taking no note of her departure. But
There was ov among the herald angels
Far away on starland heights. and echoing
Onward DER the snowy hills their trumpet
Notes proclaimed her coming. The seraph
Choir appraised came forth led by one alto
gcther
Lovely" and meeting in vale of never
Dying flowers, they crowned their angel sister.
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Wanfs.

4 THOROUGHLY educated lady, with much
n ..prri. nee desins situation TEACHER Can fur
Nth the references IN regard character and
No. s. y0 CITY Post-Ohce,
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A cHILDs HISTORY OF GREECE
WASHINGTON TERRITORY AND THE N w COAST.
HARPER BROTH T. r s,
No ST to SIS PesrLst- (franklin squGe),
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
THE NORTHWEST COAS1

THE NORTHWEST COAST;
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Indian Cu.Ous suPeI'tt9r ha.i' kc and Of the v9css
Of Ws,hipso TeIritcry and Advice to Emisrsnt. By
tons. T. Emo SS Mu.li1 ST. -
The % sfs ss on III for s S
portsnt instructive volume 1t 10 filed with valuable tn,
. q s 4 s ; %:s; : sa
important points of that region The narrative !:
.nm..ed descIpSe passage. Met Of the facts recorded
the work of novel character although the historical con-
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and ,mPrs,.ve, lively and often picture'qas .,,.s,
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M t e5 for VIZ sh sSia 2 to aon Var Marcy
CHILDS HISTORY OF GREECE,
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These present the leading facts Of history IN the form
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Capital little volumes Though written in simple aud art
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Written implicitly, and in manner to engage the
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1--WE welcome these volumes with most sincere pleasure
They value and fitting companions Tor
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"Mr Bonner eIces historian for the young His simple
vigorous style absence Of profound reflections and Of
eondensng ssppe the prominent point, aud leaving out
admirably 1T hun for task like the present
Boston Journal.
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A MEXICAN WATCHES-To the TRADE
IA These Watches made BY the aid OF new and onsha
price fine, substantial and correct time keepe, Inc move
simple and beautiful In plan and
repair and have been pronounced by tne
an wsch max 70 be faue.s In nce
and quality and nsed them to be relisbe IN
perform Each one 10 engraved Appleton Tracy Co.
Natham Mas aud 10 accompanied BY certlhcate of sena'
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We ask no buy these Watches merely because
are of manufacture We ask that thi. tact s1Au
not b. permitted 10 exclude them from consideration We
claim that Watches equal In quality and merit osnnot be OBJ
tsinsd cheap Europe ssd We SAX our 70 give
t.se trial under warranty. =. -
Orders OF inquiries may addressed TO directly
Of the M hrms who of the sale Of
goods in New York, viz: ,
Messrs COOPER FELLOWS, No. IL Aaiden-lAn
Nessrs FELLOWS & Co., No. II Msiden-lane,
Nessrs PLATT BRO1 GER No. 20 Maden-lsne,
And Mesns ROBBINS APPLETON No Is Maiden lane
who Are AGENTS also TIE Of bnsnes
APPLETON, TRACY Co.,
Successors to the Boston Wstch Company.
Boston Watch Factory, Wsltham. Mss. july 1887.
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A SITUATION wanted BY respectable Girl as
COOK, thoroughly understands her business Good citv
ference from her place Can be No. ISL 2d.v
400 froutT
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Mem Publications.
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11iano- fertes anS Musir.

A MOST excellent ROSEWOOD PIANO
"A FORTE, very little u..d and w.rraalsd Superior IN tone
leave. for the West. Apply 10 A WEBER, No ]" West
Broadway near Cspsl-st. - -.
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ITO PRINTERS-For SALE CHEAP--A JOB
i and CARD PRINTING OFFICE, in good location, do
ms lair busI ess The materials all nearly aud In
stste order Inquire No l2? Fulton corner Of Mas
ksrond story
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Go Wbcm II mGp Concern.

A BOY aged IL years left his home on the 18th.
n His name is IA MES GURNLEY. H wen, On Nv.
bnh barge 70 New York ANY information respecting him l
81 6snifsIly received By bis father, JAMES GUKNLEY,
Fhlkrr Iz ling, Datehess County. f
MERCHANTS, Manufacturers and Others can
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60 farmers ano Others.


II OST-On the 18th day Of August, three BONDS
II Of the COUNTY OF >HENNEPIN, Minnesota due
Marc 1850, able American Exchange Bank
ion fle0 each, aud numbered H. 10 and % with interest
coupons annexed All cautioned against receiving
Negotiating the sIne, Oyuert has been stopped The
finder will be rewarded on leaving them the offco OF
GEO. WOODMAN, No ~ William g.
GIN REWARD.-Lost on Monday 9th Au-
p NJ sast about In going from W-tsrst through
Wall and Beaver. % ExchzDge-plses and Wnam-st fse
TIN DOLLAR NOTES on the Artisans BAnk The fnd-r
will receive the hsaks Of the the above reward by
leayue the tame No 1872 Peas first foor rear Office
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UONPANION for DR.. KANE's ARCTIC
" VOYAGE-NEW and BEAUTIFUL WORK
This dav received and for sale by BANGS BROTHERS
Co. Trsde Sale Rooms and Depot for English ruohcauon'
No 81 Park row, New.York: ~ r,,covvpv
THE EVENTFUL VOYAGE OF H. NJ COsEnf
SHIP RE5OLUTE TO THE ARCTIC RE0iOHS, =,
In Search Of Sir John Franklin and the Missing Crews OF NJ
Discovery Ships EIebus and Terror, ls3% % o. ., 10
To which added Account Of her being fallen In VITA py
an American Wbaler after her abandonment In Barrow Suai
and of her Present ation TO Queen Victoria
By GEORGE r. McDOUGAL Master;
One 8vo with Eight 1ustrstions beautifully ehsGntea
IN tinted bogrsphy, Coored Chart and twenty f39f W9ou
Cuts cloth gilt Original London edition tjust published o.
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CoLR LKATHGR. sOiy
- -Fs sac ~ the cry s.Bi
rim and etK'h sscones, 81
ven chssp. Al oah color .
ARD enue heavy.
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TIVE PRiNCFes xATHu.Dg ROBES.
4 The latest Imported novelty.
JANIS csoPsyYr,
T. rroedssy.
yNANrKD-iow FAIH OF sOfLEy KID GLOVE nF
them cr who are eupphed WIN IN oca so
lie Grove the rhes ~ Jouvcn's nosorvs ps~vsx
ION In rsanuy cleaning hid gloves stn0ut We mssesl
smell white ne glove the handr % ensh pef',,r
-ah niece flannel and insariv disppcats ihe
r,cve can be nrnedascy anetws - fu Dss e
bsvtne One bote cIesus my pair ~ goV's r-lcs IVY
s,,a rr sas a the ,mpcrtun. ~ Bfad-
wsy end at all respectable dtuggs's
NV Doors PBJsrs GIvGHtMs on ,NBe.Ys.
w Iinets pillow case Ipens lswns hrcedclo1ss $50
nerc. rso dsnsss, clests &C, TO sale, b Nust ~
MArAkws u C~shtrfne rf q
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A CHANCg roR SOME NAS.-FoR SALE AN
n iovp tauJr oppoStc " factory where
thwe are srU employed winter sod summc~ For par-
c1jsrs pf dr~s g. ~ 1Iuor stxe. bon lD Hevsh enice
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Nov~~~.s FOR sALn-r 20 BewERy: suIr Am.E
Tor treis Aflo-r cry kood1 grocery ana ts~cJ thes
rhaau. % scnount Of renewing In " nay.
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a. sHoRy pFg1nrNCr rOR sAI.F-gTTu 4 TX

s.A SHORE rFS1DENCr rOR sAI.E-STTu ArNi)
~ beautiful tay GA Long Island about ninety nils
this CITY eussnps sbout 'feeD sores .nd nessy tir
forrArsl by iie imtfo cnens adwei-g hans,
surtry and orplss, stable carriage horss and ts h9u.e
rrety sud brhnfs tls gardeners costAre, &c The
sunds laid out Nth rrAveied roads and gslNf- ofnt
,ptf viii trees and so vtcry with lawns snd orclsrs ~
-, s.nh ur under high cut riioo. The improvement
.re nesry The awelne rns of the ber butt %,
sors ,le county corsruced o. sal-c~d m.esi aut By
days v-t. d0rhc ci.In - instead a dlng vll ~ ne
modern riyroyeueni rfrcpt Furnished hruugbon win
81 carcr yct laDex an stn yrpca -
rruit1re psuo a. sc AZ socd =. nrw Ios s,ahl, can
iarrap-ir af carriage hdrgJs suiLe Tor or poF AMI
ivtrR srps. shn gtide and hsggr hrrne, an ole
g>u tifnk TOP CAN'T our Frath yehcl-. viii s'Af' q
tyo'a buggy cart4 wagoa htfness, pcws road Art
Iosrs serf uigr-l ardencg inpeuents of AZ hais
GOV g. rigs snj potrs a 81 KIDS fast sailing yArti ~
abou. nine w.lh ishrg AM shouting goa Al
snds OF nh Gund IA the neithborhoot VITA ~
strrdAnrc o. fshug shooting Fine paihing an
ne fnost bays inc couu'ry for sailing The psc re-
una kAby hsly en!iey free from srces suh
uot uscs A. fps 30. y ne hard roads Tor driving Rfi
read oepo whis hs.fUe. TIE cost Of the enic ssso
Jalnnn. was about Ssntao VII be ~pld fnr much kss
prSce cash aud nsOrsnse Appy 70 X Ia STEVENS, u
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pAxfay yon sALr- SITUATED ON THE ooH.Sr Or
" seoor svruuo anil FRA str~t oge,her vh c hsuss
I'd AppN an the
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IN CUPS. OIL o. Ps,
" Steam ..sSs., s,ssns.ssssss,

gyEF pAsni oil supe With sis>s cylinder, N SOW ne
orentiy 90 oil NJ all ZINES. and valve W rexuste ths sup
cuasuy desirable instantly shut OIL and savisx
fa hal M OIL seA,a sssEes Of vsy dmple cnsxns
liable ~ osd~r moderate
Steam valve lnsrcsiovs,
feed the o win perfect lnformly, and By me~ns
the qaSntiy csnissaed Awsyr vsbla.
su the Cow reguisd u reouiret saving arge pcrto~
~ the al doing he better than
Dber 81 cop ns1e srd -od bI the paisc,es WM. okA -
Dnare and M ruicn street
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Tj,Op fAlp-A vxRV DEsrRAB.s COUNTRY fEkf.
si~st one borss ride frpm The city. OF ~ w
sH plank oonsnns about Our o,ehAfb be
ug tssafui. s~ssd lawn The re2i 10 hish rsis az c
lSnst,n wit plenty "a frpt vbt4r1es &C Dwelling
By IS handsomely futned and farhrd ccrnmsndrg nTe
vsv 81 te surrounding country md he a. dFSnts
miles orouses conplsse, and private rsd ese
lns % he pstnisfe, rAJng Aeeaoy retrta rr.e
fstfs vh frriirr~ Inr-t~ ~ ~ bsr@r'r sweet OF 10
IuNru surt. ur saIts
Lon sALE--TnR FOLLOWING pIRsr Class PRO
Second clue, brown xors front ~ fesf viss
Terk si-rc house ror'h ste q 1 street ne Seco vi
avvnue brown Ttrserth street., hsuse nsAf .ar
coz s,erue, hrovr frcut ~ f-cs shs hcven'i
si-tei. ho.ss snd Third aveDues fre
hrsnent ssverssotk two houses scrth ~de rraJ
syp~A. stnIv,.ni slusc, brovr soee Ton. No, ne
xtek hcuec bceeep WOlsew and bsnrcrs streets snrt n
sssersht rmoscer,h street house o. rire'ce,h ssess
r.sr Second averee~ Mefifh bsscrnen 3np 4ecood 49,
nue. e-F sa bt Ween Trern Jhevs1sA treste b-y-
sssu~ " % bes-msn, roy stift -set A.wves r>sa
w. ssd Ssth atentr fFen Thirty M street. north
,.ds brew ssna ucsr rcwrh svreue fstT srssA a.sr
SIDE beNseeu rcu,h add f.sycgcn svsnqes n'nate-n'h
Sweet .cco.d Avsrue, 80 ~ VT ~ bcirh - {;
tasts ~ uofh Nle Thiry flrh street. SroVn sta &c
ie~n,t eree huse ucrn size hr'Wf sone ff. Br ,oS
Nu r. house No ~ Fonrh siVct roar sod.5 fNis ~
lpyiy a. $50 ensh srtc. neAr rhJd avenue
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OPENING DAY OF NnN HMBROIDERIEs AT
" BEEKMsR 1 90 b 473 broadway
VIII open bu Monday. March 2
An entire neG stock OF embi oidesi,s. lace. &C.,
French embroidered sets, from 81 TO $9A -
french embroidered 6wiss ard JsccoBe. collars from 70 III
Bopton and ouipure collars rom " 70 FL.
At prices far below any previous importation
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