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Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05
TIME IS MONEY.

Time Is money, says the traveller,
Let me not a moment stay,
shall surely lose my passage
IL an instant delay,
Then again must lie over
Paw new bills and lose a daH--
Then lose my time aud money,
Surely must haste away.
Time Is money, says his neighbor,
Ii want crop Of grain
/ mast SOW my seed in season,
Or my toll will be in vain.
lime rs money, says his neighbor,
As be lists the thunder roar;
Let US save the well dried clover,
Ere 'tis ruined BY the shower.
lime Is money, says the student,
As he nears commencement day;
II lose another hour
| shall fail in my essay.
railing TO receive promotion,
! another term must STAY;
Health and strength and money wasted,
can i'll afford delay.
Time is money, say the merchant,
Not moment can spare
/ must hasten or lose it,
Sales like that are very rare.
l may save full months profit,
IL this bargain secure.
j must make speedy effort,
Time is money, that is sure.
Time is even more than money
Money lost may be regained,
And with proper care and prudence,
For space may be retained.
But our time is evanescent,
Making for us no delay;
and may never be recovered,
Ii IL once be thrown away.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05
NATIONAL WASHINGTON MoNu.
MENT.

This structure is situated about the riv.
er line of the city, back on grassy poin
formed by The river and an inlet juttinp
eastward into the land, only few rods
from the center Of the orig inal District OF
Columbia. 1t is hollow stone obelisk
built on solid rock foundation, 81 feet
square at the base, sunk 8. feet in the
ground. and rising II q feet above
ground; the obeiisk itself being SIS fee,
spare at its base on this foundation, design.
ed to reach 500 feet clear of the founda.
ton. or SIT l-2 above the ground, to be
externally cased with marble, internally
decorated with various devices, (amonp
which will be interspread the many en-.
graved blocks contributed from all PARTS of
the world. capped with magnificent glass
dome, and ascended on the inside by spiral
stairs. When completed. this monument
viii be the highest artificial structure in the
world. being 81 1.2 feet higher than the
Great Pyramid Of Egypt. anil is estimated
by scientific men to be capable or endur
ng thousands of years.
The following are the heights OF soma
of the principal monuments, dotnes. &C..
in the world. 81. Antoine's column a,
Rome, i35 Feet; principal tower Of the
Smithsonian Institute, Fl5; Trojans col.
unn at Rome. l45; Napoieon's column
at Paris, $50; Washinglon's column at
Baltimore. $50; the great obelisk at The.
bas, goo: Bunker Hill monument at Bos.
ton. 900; column of Delphi. 262; Trini.
ty Church steeplc, New York. 26i; the
new dome of the Capitol 3CO;
dome oi st. Paufs Cathedral, London, 800;
tower of Manl.us. $50; tower of the
Cathedral of Strasburg. $50; dome Of ST.
Peters Cathedral, Rome, 465; erea,
OF Egypt, 490; National Wash. |
nston Monument, 517 1-2.-Union.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05

Ole ifiar, holding crucifix, and a. his fee
knelt . human being. Upon a bench
| covered with crimson cloth, sat ten Sig.
nors, wrapped in crimson nantes, and
masked. These were the ten rulers oil
Venice. As Paoli gazed, scarcely breath
ing, the kneeling figure arose and, stand
ing erect, presented to the astouished and
horror.stricken gaze of the Corsican, III.
noble. but pale features of the Dope of
Venice, Marina Faiiero.
"Mereiful God. can1hisabe possible s''
thought Paoli. as he sliudderingTy beheld
the noble old man advance with firm
step toward the executioner. He that
IN his youth carried the banner of the
Lion IN proud triumph over sea and land
knelt AMI laid his venerable head upon
the block. The priest staggered forward
and held the cracifix to his lips, extending
has hands over the white locks of the no
Bile victim. A signal was given, and the.
next-instant AEsrinc FaiierossfepE with -.
fathers.
Throw open the great gates r' cxclaim-
ed the stern voice of senator.
This being done. mighty multitude,
with hoarse murmurs, filled the hall. The
body-guards of the Republic, in the gor-
geous armor. kept back the mob, as one of
the Ten commanded the executioner to
hold out the CORY head, while, casting
aside his mask, he advanced to the edge
of the platform. circulating
Venetians, justice has been executed
upon Great offender"
a profound and awful stiffness for mo-
mert pervaded the vast tassemblage. The
next, wild and triumphant shout burst
from the lips Of tickle populace. from
The same base throats that but twelve
months before, and on the seIf-same spot,
had greeted that CORY head as their lord
and master.-Ihe Battle on the BospAo-
rus. |
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05
DEATH OF MARINo FAL1ERo.

AS they assembled, Paoli thought the
sound OF human voices reached his ear
ana IN a lew moments he became convinced
mat the confused hum of many tongues
was audible. Having reached the sum.
nat OF the stairs. and passed along a dark
corridor. they stopped before folding door.
raol' felt his arm grasped, as a voice
whispered in his ear Beware be 81.
lent !! The next instant. he was gently
iinpeilcd through the door, and at once
stood transisxed with horror nt the scene
before h,tn. Tor the mask, though il con.
cealed his features. did not obstruct his
sight. AT FIRST. he was dazzled By the
glorious light Of day. But that passed
off. and he gazed anxiously around. He
first perceived thar be was standing i'm q
row OF about twenty figures. habitcd and
masked II exactly The same manner as
himself. In facts. except for his towering
statue, no distinction could be mabe be-
tween him and other individuals Of the
group. At glance, Paoli saw that he
was on one side of the platform on the
summit OF the great staircase leading into
sn Tue ducal palace, styled the giants stairs.
!, :. No great folding doors were closed; but
we marmar of countless voices from with.
u pas came distinctly upon the ear. Before
I;ln h; was sight that chilled his blood, as
ms = eyes rested upon its principal features
!: was scene that impressed itself upon
.s ,h., memory with startling vividness-one
,sase never was forgotten in after life. In
..ioale OF the great platform of the
saNs stars. was block covered with
,baaSn u'son cloth; beside it stood figure
msu ,s " was no mistaking; it was the heads
ana 1 t UI Dan Marco, leaning with his bare
ana to:'awny arms upon long-handled
~ u :, ,nlghly-polished axe. As usual. with
o1 w sae myrmidons of the secret tribunals
ama.s s0e; ms features were concealed by
Near The block, stood a rsnera.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05
SUNDAY READING.
The Home Mother.

Some one writing for the Masonic Mir,
ror has drawn pretty picture of home
loving, child.ioving mother: se-4 -.
"We must draw line. aye. road line
between her and the frivolous butterfly o.
fashion; who flirts from bal. TO ope q and
party, decked in rich robes, and followed
by a train as heartless as herself-she, who
| forgetfuf OF the holy task assigned her,
neglecting those who have been given in
her charge. and leaves them to the care of
hirefings, while she pursues her giddy
| round of amusements. Not SO with our
home mother. blessings be on he head
The heart warns TO see her daily routine
OF pleasant duties.
How pleasant she si.s. day after day.
snapif1g and sewing some little article for
use and adornments for her little flock ..-
And how proud and pleased is each little
recipient Of het kindness. How the little
faces dimple with pleasures aud the bright
eyes grow still brighter, as mamma decks
them, with her own hands, in the new
dress she has made! How much warmer
and more comfortable they feel if mamma
wraps them up before they go to school!
No one but she can warm the mitts and
shoes, or the comforters around their over
necks.
There IS a peculiar chatm about all
she does. the precious mother. They
could no, sleep-nay. for that matter, she
could not-if ahe failed 10 visit their cham.
ber: and with her own soft ,nds arrange
them comfortably before they slept Her
heart thrills with gratitude to her Creator
as she looks on those swee. blooming faces.
and when their prayers are done, imprin,s
goodnight kiss Oh each rosy mouth. |,
may be, too, tear will start for the little
nesting bird in its child like narrow bed. |
Tor whom her maternal care is no longer
needed. 1t sleeps, though the sleet and !
snow descend, and the wild winter howIs |
arouni lis b p. II needs no longer her |
tender ire! At is at rest. She feels and |
knows that it is right, and bend meekly to
ie hand that sped Il e shaft. and turns
with warmer love, if it be possible, to
those little oles who are left 10 love. How
tender She guards them from danger, and
with strong. un'iring eye she watches by
their bedside when they are i'll.
Blessings on the gentle, home-lovinp
mother. Angels will look with love upon
her acts. Her children will rise mp and
call her blessed, and the memory of her
kindly deeds will enfoId her as a gar
nent."
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05
LADIES FIRE-PRoor DRr

LADIES FIRE-PRooF DREssEs.-With-
IN very short time, two young ladies have
been burned to death, owing to their light
muslin dresses catchin fire from a Iuciier
match-one in London. the other al Col
chester. It ought to be generally known
that all ladies' light dresses may be made
fire-proof at mere nominal cost, by steep.
ing them, or the linen or cotton used In
making them. in diluted solution of chIo-
ride Of zinc. We have seen the very f;nest
cambric so prepared held in the flame Of q
candle, and charred 10 dust. without the
least fame; and we have been informed
that since Clara Webster, a dancer. was
burnt 10 death from her clothes taking FIRE
on tie stage. the muslin dresses of ali the
dancers at the best theatres are made fire.
proof. Our manufacturers should take the
hint. Medical Times.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05
Mistellaneoas..
A TRAVELLERS EVENING SONG.
BY MRS. IIEMANs.

BY MRS. HEMANs.
Father, guide me! Day declines,
Hollow winds are in the pines,;
Darkly waves each giant bough
O'er the sky's last crimson glow;
flushed is now the convent's bell,
Which ere'Shile with breezy swell,
From the purple mountains bore
Greeting to tn sunset shore.
Now the sailors vesper hymn
Dies away.
Father. in the forest dim,
. Be my stay!
Darker. wilder grows the night
Not star sends quivering light
Through the massy arch Of sh ide
Dv the stern Old forest made.
Thou! to whose unslumbering ewes
All my pathway open lies,
BY Thy Son, who knew distress
In the lonely Wilderness
Where no roof to that blest head
Shelter gave
Father through the time of dread,
Save, oh! save!
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05

a Coon PAINr ron FAaxzns.-It is
sud the following receipt makes a good
and lasting paint ;-One part white lead.
one part gypsum or plaster Of Paris, and
one part lime. ground together in oil, the
same as lead paint.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05
cSWORTa,
P0n.
fgCIS srS.

TCIS sTS..
nainea articles
ads cheap for
etif'd whisky
do DO
! bourbOndo
b de d.
do do
Snac brandy
do do
plland gin
peach brandy
n. port wine
alaga do
s fine brandy
{ old whisky
assorted candy
fHe crackers
Fumes
T ston and Mer-
yeast powders
bitt's do
ckled herring
star candles
velvet corks
inted buckets
rrcussian caps
asst nails
n all si.es
i castings
cheese
T. egar
mani tobacco
inger brandy
soda, starch,
uce, katchuP,
cloves,
oda crackers,
stonsware,
rds, tubs,
Eare, breoms,
nd cane chairs,
3 wagons,
ackers. cirgara
fards all kind .
bIac king, X
puggy spring
.3o-tfi
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05
tNSAS TER.

Territory will
n a few days,
. ms, and the 'in-
office at the
md to all such
/ the Courts az
n hereafter be
Communication
n, Lecompton,
i with prompt
FELLOW.
b6. t3l-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05

H H Il I.
10.
v enlarged ana
elers and 9th
eir patronage
ting attention
, Proprietor.
Clerk.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05
Err

Err,
! and Family
On. Woodsn'
cco, Sessar,, =
hits, Oyster
ass Ware j. c:
sale and rstaA
the city.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05
| II q |

hted In Kan.
e ,ofta' Gis-
a,iine line e n,
iow e. ,r-
n and lecat,,
denssly tin.
r healh: az
pes going W.
Is Z good and
.,diD :.
~ CO: Press
hanr<i is re-
de, and wash.
hansss shore,
. and secure
Dssn ndance
town is laid
per, for build
.st on the oppo-
tton, , heavily
II.
lion.
de Z, Of the rir-
the very BEST
u ths opposite
nc nd fertile bet
his bottom i.
own CT large
bic point From
ilans can pro-
! s the nearest
ch the country
receiving and
a great num-
will find it to
their shinnno
ne Osan kee,,
8 4 good ferry
to Kansas Ter
ON ST. Joseph
is the proper
oory, as by this
( unnscssssry
mandins, hav.
rats disease
81 to the eve a
yer for inil..
ountry in the
e pleasing aad
h to mechanics
their choice.
lie place. The
iiihstien, that
hd u trade not
~; from such
!. In a word,
kaninatioz BY
Y, Mo-; Pc or
ssworth, Del
horised TO a.s
wn who may
fswoRTn,
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05
|UikiS.

Sgsland & Fer
{ the St Louis
liz SAWMILL
! SAW MILL,
owsr. Also,
r and Cleaner,
er and Mower
.ALLISS.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05

Tall, bearded and sun bronzed, knock
ed at the door of my fathers house. The
lights in the parlor windows and at the
hum of conversation and cheerful laughter
showed me that company were assembled
there. hoped my sister Lizzie would
come to the door. and that might greet
my family when no strange eye was look-
ing curiously on.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05

E.3 the CM1
|cini- NTIE
|ATURD f5
| ng ample OK
safe IN ga.
| fr- gest';i 30
l. ~
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05
.sl1ndanca

town is laid
Per, for build
lttom, heavily
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-05

~ co; press
hanE<i is re-
de, and wash.
Kansas shor.
70 and secure
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sPECiaL NOTICE.
NeN 1Srk 4 Erie Nail Read.
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Dui rQcR filRolGd TltkErs To NEW
~ .1NE BSs,oat eA.t.arirA.. a.id New Las lau..
s.aAs. So tat, Faale
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= .ts t4s. tGe .Iata ia 9klrk Baliako and Slagai
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~ xix 4sfest4t with AL Itau. from tlcselan,
~ t-tss+ a-N Aeass. 81 the LAKE shore Railroad
a@4A.'. ga the Sais.O - New hors Ctty ka
rl . ss.+.s strvtt ee4.ccti0as with ell sivsisrrf
z a.A8e 80 ir"u t.cNclaasl, Ta.edp aad Dstruls
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t.rs5tls4 Esesi4itr8
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srta @sE488. twte8 tIssse
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HOMER lsAMsDELL,
A i. sIIIn, Gea't AgcaI, rrs.a
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Pennsylvania Railresd.


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s.sss ssrrsIs PHILADELPHIA AND sirrssssel
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bass. 1ssss a traA.t Dfags tn 'vS' per Nv 10
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asssa G.A.s -.Ai g..s, stttl, CA-lasa
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S4.e4 ksAss OF l.. sasksl Iobaeso ~ pss iasy 10
iAa-ai@.sesed, (sAsept Cigars OF
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Fecarg 1.4as- c ,iiss, Fish Baeou1
sssi a.d FORK, On Casks % boxes.
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EA.... -uaa Ash, unnn Cla,.
I.r, I..zls Ro.la. &C.
Iigss--sl Per barrel until further loilse
os.is-..e per ivo be uni!l farther poiies
Cvisos-.. peg eals, not exceeding 80 lbs weight.
- T. .A.pps.s coois from an, polnt ea.l 81 PHI.
.as.sla s particular % marx packages via feha.
.ss-.. ~ Lad .. rEsasps.s e. T.,. 70 ass
W 49, :. i,s &, = iheai de,cni.oa.
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12N44Ae, AFan X --ss 8 Go, 1t L,uis j b
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CA.aoets A-a ss'ieF : Jvwctt, Lousville, rs. X
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Three D@4ly Trough Trains b~iyveaa rAllaa.,.,.
asa flstssurs -yHE MORNING NAIL TEIi.-
.ense- fullsdelphia fsf fi,isLurg al * A ii a.
ist,sDafI f.. Philadelphia at a. n Tbs fa., ilss
.sAstt P1sstaerbta NJ ! y. ~, aAd Piti-burw lar
i..asat gAa A Il ~ THE MONT Exrilkns
Aasa lsasS- ihAiAas.paia for iIttahnfg ~ II r.
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Inc aosss liisss c'suseet II tttsburx with the Rail-
roads IL sd from ri i5ui., Mo- Alton, 0a,eua aud
Caseagu, IL. kraAkfyll Lexington and Lpuisyti,~
Ny, fsTs usatc, Daytsi, spri. xnsid. nsissoAiains
hlaauskys tveuy vseta.sa CuauIubu., Zsn0evtiIr
Aa+sil1ss afaa Wooster, OEo, slsa. wash The stsnm
packet bsals 70 AID f.osa New urlezas. ~ Louls
Louisville AID Cincinnati
Through scketse ~ be had 10 OF from either VI the
ab,su plases.
Far farther partsulsrs sss Laad hin. a the di,r
sns stastiag folss. faasegsrs ffom Tbs West Viii
Ph''Adslplaa, Baltimore, isew ycrk e nos,en;
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4 1E5KluEN. A seai fssssasss Linss, FiisSa.
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WuI0OU q 0ADQEY.
WHOLESALE cRoCCR0

V9DADU0 = UAMkkEKs
Wholesale GRoCERS.
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
TEAS TEAS TEAS. TEAS TEAS
loo half chest Young Tyson sad 0unryvdsr
" half chests Oo.oag ard Souchosx
~ cadit- from 10 - .bs
70 eoxrs Palm soap
" boAes Nnrsega:sd soap
g boxes shaving do
~ boxes T.asisi aseat a.
boxes tast4.e do
10 boxr. f,cklcs
LOO bexes Tomato CEs<ap ard rsrrsr SAGE
lD hoxea various bgaads choic. Tobacco.
loco Cuba sixes Cigar.
1910 Imported do
2oD boxes No and sealed ucrrinra
w st.l.. rev Nscksrvl
u hall bbls 10
~ kits far family
~ bhis AID kr.. of Ao.assca
- hta. sugar
10 don Bee Cords
~ bbi- dried Apples
81 sack. dried Peaches
lvo hgxrs n.w kalslAs
., hbs. I'd Nuts
SDy tsixr- d. slsss
~ ksss assorted Nails
5vu d1z faGiblsr~
Spec. 81 ali kil IL
WufIeh sld willeN War, Brushes
30 hai- I,itT Vinegar
81 Together With 4 large stock II other ar,ie.,
~. 90 wh1es "" will 81 On reasonable trrtns
buheii-dSM WILSON 4 HARLEY
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Railroads.
Mississippi d Missouri Railrsai

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VIA 1a.cst.e a 4 Iowa cay
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stMMER ADVANCEMENT.

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stMMtR ADVANCEMENT.
:. 49, AID AFTER MONDAY, JUNE FIRST
- 80 s ~ farther Sotlee, Trsils VIII issvs 10
As.- : aAlt.ts t-GAaAgs txcspted1 - fsews
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A. q y - ssa Seairsi u x a. at from Detso,t
l-ssas. 1erca ID, J9lasahas, C.aeiaasti, FttstuTF
pa .E.iKs ts.s.0, Niagara Falls, Albany, New fsTL
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NJf.a 10 oA.s4a ala s5aih t. ST Lpuis and caise
> ss.aA i.aecs s.sses, ca DO proeaFcd OF
ID BENSON
Ticket AseEt, u Dcps;, II
.AsaS.s sle T4l nl.4 % the aeess.lty II g.vi.
@.si rs -..esaas ~ - the dsslaaloA OF their La
80. So - rfoeaFe tcAcis before taking seat. g.
~ - ia. cgadactoss collect fares onsy 10 ~
=. "a Lac OF the Chicago aud Rock Is.sal
4 "a. Cal
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LIE Cl.AWE FOUNDRY
II ACHlN e SHOP.
NJ DoNAMuE. SUCCESSOR 10 MESaRs
W. LIZ Gi.ifx = pasxrrosts kss.1g purchase.
Ne above psssassss. 10 lyw rrvpss~a h m2ar
STEAM ENGINES,
a. the vA1ess 1aEas s1ifst.s - tss va1ss Ct ~
CAsTINGs,
81 81 q he tiasrsbs varieties %
NIL oEAktx0s AND snABIrSGs.
e 81 tssrrasaiesa
HOUSE, wORK or TEE LATEST STYLES
csps. sslis, Brackets, coluHss. Aes Ac, as~sys
haAa. aEd made 10 order.
Consisted eth The sbove IL . Porting HAoe. snAss
ths dfss<fseE u mes 20 sup<riof ekt1
BRASS AND coNP0slTl0N or CASTINGS
MADE 10 ORDER,
B.ADBrT METAL AIwAYs oS HAND
NJ s;oek u Fs.tsras fsr Nsek;nery Dsiiiil-s Ard
Ornamental purresrs. y unsurpassed by ~ similar
sstss1ishD<Et H. the Wess.
0eDn1g1m9 6o0s - she 0hossess xostes.
Change ssssoesss. Cab - ~ ssnes Paid fos c.a
Cs:ss e Proc, ana ssess-.s.. p..snrer,
uh08-d y DoSAutE
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Watfbes, Jemelrp, 81.


Fare SILVER a. asavss DaaseA Wass.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TOYS, &c.
Nay ~ found d
L. =. REQUA'D JEvgEll1Y STORE
I.iaois street, corner Of Eagle, Smith Z La
throps block, Rock leland, Iuissas.
HAVING JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
III addition 10 my former extensive stock sustals.
for tile uosldays wuud invite all ~ call and cxAmins
~ Themselves and - euyincsd that Il 10 loager
neeesary ssnd East Ia order to Sci the lassss
bsea 10 essabsh frss elass jcwsisy store In THE
entity and dcsiTs 20 eave II 10 dscrrriDg public
hcw Ia succsss has attended my efforts
No charge for showing gc0ds, Sntch viii 10 wAr
rapted a. represented pFtces low - IN any East
ern city.
at oues tdsslsAAwsfl 1. b k1uuA
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ATTENTION ATTENTION
q o. saOREY~
R0as0ArD, .W0eissAe Shop
1WON WORKS.
THIRD STREET app..~iyr Tur earn

IHsHU STKEKF, NPPN~IIE The tA1I
u BIIs B1raaf tsro.ra
sapefor steam kagin<- f-ess fTc - Eve ksnar,.
hes>e f"~vrS kHstes-, fAthe-. f.a4eF- .srI.t Nj.
A. a~>rrtpsisls q Nil Wet assse psorztsls aiisi
the e~s, msnner. eartscslar Ast~Sflaa aid g. A..
p2srsAg Marhtn~rv
P~s~.a. rrSwasfax SEafaHsx w1Es ana NJ. Aasa.fal.
Haaxsr and Ss.ssasaar Resrs .#s,rrlrr - asssfhI 4
Ia
lie 10 sss Asea. r ftr wexs fsr The rsss.nfs-fus.
IL N-s"rlf. e.i~srss-t AEtf rrl~fts,7 Her.. rs,.r
sursFsss tasrhines fr the purpose anfsas~l n,
aisxhfann ~ fsFra~r. v rs~rsarnssyly requested "A
tkasx lxk~nr saving mrsrhla@-
Also ernznsmsA H~ssr Ca.ssnss 81 rsrsos-
Sign. and supxr.er nnish Szt> .in- Bs.rker-
lrs>ses. &e, &s assse 20 essseT. of the lsss-t a
tess patterns
h-T~o very ssrssIor Scan EsgiIes fsr a.,
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Drp GOODS, 81.

II. - II. ~. TE.N.ER,
NAVE REMOVED TO
NO LIE CLAIRE ROW, WHERE You
can had
KOBE BARK0Es, ORGANIZES,
MUSLlNa, LAWNS,
PLAIN, Fl0D AND DOTTED SWISS.
PLAIN, BARRED 4 STRIPED SANsOOE@
CHAMARAYs,
HOOP AND SKELETON sKIRTa.
CRISOLINE SKIRTS,
EABROiDERIEs,
CRAZE AND STELLA sHAwLs,
SILK AND SILK LACE MASTIILAs.
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS
BkILLIASTES,
IRISH LINENS, TABLE LINENS,
NAPKINS AND DowliLAs,
LINEN SHIRT FRONTS
EMBRoIDEkED CURTAIN MUsLIHs.
AAksEilLEs QUILTS,
And everything slse suited TO cisy and country
trade
Also, heavy stoek Of Domestic Goods, nil Of
whirh VIII be ssyAa very cheap.
EA D. H. TYNER,
miyHf 10. y L. Claire Row