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n urrTH fr sa|r au reasonable t0rnls Ai a. .ta r.
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- r.I...I. r'n nHH.a rfanat amt u cultivation. NEnd
f.ifn.. rin hHias. fii H0eeseffF HHt Nlffaai a. ~
fE.. i.rI L. Hnn FaIHrea uiu nHFtf ttIhE "eiia 81
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-.r 49, sff irn srrr1 ~ fires quality of Black
49,. frrf n T1auaf county LYING urrr WiNa
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saufhhnaf nl Haf.HniFgilIn tN aNfNe h 'Ni'fA'N
- a....I H.i.HNHrf Hn U.H same.
raftra nf aaIn q. auH rulohaenrt
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Eror.rfn,.,n OnEc-


IN pursuance Of a decree Of the Probate
IL Court Of Jones county, Mississippi,
made at the October term, 1858, thereof,
the undersigned, Executor of the estate Of
ISAAC WADE, deceased, will, on the 10th
day of December next, proceed to sell on
the premises and at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, on credit of twelve
months from the day of sale, all that GER
tain tract ofland, situated, lying and being
in said county, tO-wit: f. half Of ;. W. quar-
ter; S. W. quarter Of n. F. quarter, and +.
half Of y. W. quarter, all Of Section nine,
and a portion Of Section sixteen, all OF
Township eight, North Of Range thirteen,
West.
Also, SIXTEEN SLAVES, linen, wo-
men and children;) Oxen, Wagon. Cotton,
Hogs. Cows, one Mare, Farming Utensils
Household and Kitchen Furniture. The
purchaser or purchasers of said property
will be required to give bond with approx.
ed security, for the payment of the pur.
chase money as above specified.
ID. NJ. SHOWS, Executor.
NOV. 13, 1883. 5-tds
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WHEREAS. ut the November term,
w ISjS, Of the Probate Cout of Jas.
per county. State Of Mississippi the un.
dersigned were appointed exedtor and
execuirix Of the last will and tesament OF
NICHOLAS LYON, late of sal, county
deceased: all persons indebted said es.
tate are requested 10 come fovard and
make payment. and those hayig claim,
against the same are hereby mtified tc
probate them, and have them egistered
IL the Probate Clerks office of aid coun
ty. within the time limited by Law, or they
will be barred
ALLEN e. FOWLER. Exr.
NANCY LYON, ET'x.
Nov, 6. 1855. 4-6t
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QOttrg.
In Single

IL GoAABACa
The bachelors will appreciate these stanzss:
I'm single. yes. I'm single!
There's none TO bother me,
From scolding, noise and hustle
am fortunately free.
roam to suit my pleasure,
And do whate'er 1 please,
With friend while an hour or
Recline alone at ease.
I'm single, yes, I'm singloi
There's none when 60 out
To say -whcre are you going'
And what will you be about'
And pray when are you coming!
Or when will you be at homer
lfIrf- are yo1i+seTer tired s.s-
or leaving me alonef"
O, yes O. yesl I'm single
The house is clear Of squalls;
eat my toast in silence,
Then make my evening calls;
Or fore my cosy FIRE, read
The papers Of the day,
And with my mild Havana
Puff anxiety away.
y, who would eer be marrieds
To woman tied for life!
Forced 70 hear both morn and night
Her iswing and her strife!
Not I and nov I'm single,
The will have If mine;
And mark me for a-hI
Fer bow 10 crinoline
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Noa. G. lS5s
Notice.

To Nancy X. Ellis, Miller w. Ellis, Gabriel
f. Ellis, James c. Ellis, Elizabeth F.
Lee and James ID. Lee her husband,
Rosanna Ellis and James X. Thigpen,
and all other persons interested in the
estate Of VIM. ELLIS, deceased:
UAkE notice, that at the the next De-
Il cember term Of the Probate Court of
Jasper county, State Of Miss, the under
signed, one Of the executors Of the estate
OF the aforesaid VIM. Ellis, deceased, will
present an account of his Executorship
Of said estate, and pray to be released
from the same. You can attend and OBJ.
ject thereto il you see cause.
l.. b. ELLIS,
Err. Wm. Ellis, deceased.
TgEU
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WHEREAS. Letters Testamentary of
w the last will and testament of ELI
"a f. MCDONALD, deceased, were granted
TO the undersigned, at the last November
term Of the Probate Court Of Jasper cOun-
ty, State Of Mississippi: Now all persons
having claims against said decedent, are
hereby requested to exhibit the same and
have them registered according to law, OF
the same will be forever barred.
ARCHIBALD PREW1T, Ex'r.
MARY PREWIT, Ex'tx.
Nov II 1873 5-6t
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DY virtue Of a decree of the Probate
Id Court Of Covington county, Mississip-
pi, the undersigned, Executor of the last
will and testament Of JOHN Z. NORRIS,
deceased, will, on Monday, the 18th day
Of December next, within the legal hours
Of sale, proceed to sell, at the Court
House Of said County, to the highest bid
der, on a credit till the lst day of January,
1850, the following described Lands be
longing TO the estate of said deeedent, To-
wit the n. +. quarter Of ;. W. quarter,
and ). half Of n. w. quarter of Section
No. IA, and S. half Of S. E. quarter of Sec,
No. IS. Township No. 6, North of Range
! No. l6, West. Also, an interest of one
half Of the w. half Of the 5. W. quarter Of
Section No IA, in Township No 6, North
| of Range No. l6, West, lying in said coun,
ty, and containing in oil 240 acres.
Bond with two or more securities vii
be required of the purchaser
G.. +. ROBERTSON, Ex'r.
Nov. l3. 1855. sat
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

IN. autuWkN Is WALTON. having associated
Y......Ir.a ~ .Ha nrlHt.ae ~ Medicine ln a ~
.I...s aHHt..sa tn tln e..ifrns 0l Hiu.da
~. saH si.fHund.ur country. 1nt h.no tY close li'
~. ..r fa lf. e. NI nHI' h'sai eil-r ri isif
~. u. WALTON If a rrl|luafe ul .He lCfefaln hH'i'.
~. H..frrs phH tllrIraH anH nHY ha Nund Ht tirtf
.Ir.. 81. NsrII.ns nuIasa PROFESSIONALLY atanut ~
.i..filfu n t.er office. nf one uiile ueft oi tnNp
l ..ttitl, IN ssah fffna alWuTs ou hand flr sale.
FfnOrra r. eHtnMAN.
JOHN a. WALTON
I.fvu.tfr $40
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Patent Medicines. sc.


TvNIIN1-fOgK'S Nsrmihlrc, Mct.aue's NcrmtfIge
II TuNfarud'- -ar-ApHria, Bull Sarsaparlla sand =
-traupahk liHoHaud' German Biuers, Moftsts Pho
nix Bitter, Sf1uFhtJr'a Bters. iarOur's Specific,
HIInr'4 'yfuT, -pau-ers Bitters, Wcodman's Chcrry
Evf-sotU ga. Ayers cherry Pertorfd. bryun'. Pub
monte fr-. Ni-flr'- Eslsam Wild Cherry, DAVIS
Wild ChsrY aud lar. Eorcrs' Lvcrgort and Tar.
Cod hstr Nrl-Heiretnan, Clark Co,
~ % %. Moodman,
Uast.nr. .iyrup - NHVtha Jayncls Expectorlnt o.
r0uda Chnr1Eue Thumpson's Eye-Wa'er, Wrghts
tniau NgtaiIe H-. thampion's Fever and Ague
riIa. -futnrtou's do; spencer Vegetable pills,
Lees az Cooks Pills Iayuc's sanafNc Pills, Bran
lr.thF d. Mo.iN's dO.. Mciane'- Pills. Rowlands
Tonic N Nares. -pcsfz FehrifJge, Thoru's Extract
NlIuag's aniy Relief Railway Regulators. Rrowns =
Es4ener ftsIu-rr. NcWun'- Elixir Opium. Tarrantz
ArerIeuL ari. ps1u Killer. uBlloys Pain Extractor.
Wustaur Iauimsut McAll-ter'- Ointment. Gmys
ointment HulHr's Tlstgless SridllH Powders. TT.
ulrae's hrrurafiur Cordial. Lucna Cordial. sumo
Dar.lIaL Ifv's tarufuqfive, lniahhlc Cholern Rom
eos. Harratn's Hair 1--we. Barhrinr.s Hair Dye Pha-
ilu's HNrlvc IHvue's Hair Tonic, Molie's aromatic
-chierin- hnappz. paysnn'a lndelhle Ink. kiddcr's
fnletile "a Wrirhta ErH-iye Liquid, JuIubo Paste.
Pure Urluy. Port and sherry Wines, for Medicinal
pu-poaes. dusftntiy on hand.
Mefrhms' Planters. and Physicians orders re-
sr.atftUf aIieitsd Every article guaranteed fresh
.si eHuftfr ami sold the most rsasouah.e terms
BUCkNER a CRJMP,
Wholesale Druggists Washington street
rj-tl,~ vay. r.. 1855 sly
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.fdnliIiisIrafors, .HioItce.

" HEREAS, Letters Of Administration
w on the estate Of WILLIAM CHAP
MAN, deceased, we're granted to the un-
dersigned, at the last November term OF
the Probate Court Of Wayne county, State
Of Mississippi: Now, all persons having
claims against the estate of said decedent,
are hereby requested to exhibit the same,
and have them registered according to
law, or they will be forever barred.
JAMES A. CHAPMAN,
THOMAS CHAPMAN.
Administrators.
Nov. 13. 1858. 5-6t
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AAOAH NOAANGs
-" HEREAS, letters Of administration
w on the estate Of REUBEN McCUI-
LOUGH. deceased, were granted to the
undersigned, at the last October ,term of
the Probate Courtof Newton county, State
Of Mississippi: Now all persons having
claims against the estate of said decedent,
are hereby requested to exhibit the same,
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law, or the same will barred.
WARREN MCCULLOUGH,
NANCY E. MCCULLOUGH,
Adm'r and Adm'r.
0G. q, 1853. 26t
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gtIWTfNI Ia ta HIff HIa trrv'"H fH tnr rftrua NJ
4 I...srl .ll the people Hf M.as. .uHi rHnrr1lIv
n H.. ....iis I.aarHe. u' Medicine fnH earrHrv. HuI
...asIIv rs Hasa nj tf.rrs aai FtHHrs uf svU.y d.
trHrmny tir ChrUa Goa .caafh. res l.ncc .n flrl-
..a s.,ts .tranU opposite thH Depot ul Che jra.Uu
and uraulIHn itUIrHfl
r.l.I.rt..s Fl. ffhu Norwood. Mfrfu M"Nff 81.
u. r. a,,,a....a ~. Nffa atrUart Hty.Hf Nfa N
.... .ft.I.a a.ffEnF Mrs C NHtnrtr. Nr..
,.lf. '...... fIe. tfanHan. Nrlahurr NJ. .as Wr
Wm fiaIrH. ui.H ririsi, los Mfs Murrol Mrmrhs
i,....a. fsb tt trf iaiy
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EULOGY

Upon the life. Character and .Serrices ot-u,c lat,
GEN. JOHN A. QUITMAN,
Dclircred At the Baptist Church u, Qitman,
On Tuesday, Norcmber 2d 1858.
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InsnINnnfNOfsee.

"HEREAS, at the May term 1853, of
w the Probate ooTt of Newton coun-
ty. Mississippi. the estate Of w. w.
DRINKWATER was declared insolvent:
Now, therefore. all he creditors Of said
estate are hereby notified TO ome forward
and have their claims duly Irobated and
registered in the Register lept by the
Clerk of said court within twlve months
from the date Of this publication. or they
will be barred. JOHN II. WELLS,
Administrator d'boa.s nan.
.Tuly 81. 1888. i2-6m
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

TTO DiTLT PiSSENGER TRAINS.
VyXpRE-- Tram leaves Nickshurr daily at 9 o. M
IL ralTu.z Jackson ui s.l5 a. m. arriving 10 Morton
fIs eastern tarru.uus.g 81 tl1oa Returning leaves
Morton 100 $50 n. u- reaches Jackson ~ 515 b. and
arriving ~ Niek-nurg ~ p. This tram stops only
10 rcCllIr stations.
pa.sene,r+ o. or from Naw Orleans and The East
uil take tle Express BE- connects direct ~ Jackson
.I ar luI down trains uu Ncw orleans road. and no
Morton With dolly line ~ stages o. and from the No
biie snd Ohio Railroad and Montgomery, Ala
Throurh Tickets arr issued botScen
Fare TIVE
Virk burg and NCw Orleans i2ls hours.
k.hurr ana Montgomery. - IS
Sow Orleans aud New York. over this
ruU.tn - 81 ~
Hawptis and New Orleans. by Mem
rhis AMI NIgishurg Iisrket-, rs El8
Tho accommodation passenger train leaving jack
con daily ON thc arrival - thC ears from Canton At
.ti o. u making stops a. all dsg andrcgllar stations
rHaahrs Nrk -hurE al ii-21 m and returns leaving
Ni-k-hurg a' $50 J. u' and arriving % Jackson At
i-b p m n time ar ears % Canton and al ponte on
ths N.ssisappi Central ilulr0ld.
Fsrr g. children under twelve years and servants
haifr-co.
Fr' tb tHan o.. usual leaves viclsburs at 7 a. m.
ami returns ai t.p p. m. -
| Chief EnUuoer and General supt.
| .H..a n
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WTHEREAS, letters Of administration
w were granted to the undesigned, by
the Honorable Probate Court, of Jasper
County, at the June term a. ID. 1883,
thereof on the estate of THM.S p. Wy
ATT. late OF said County. deceasd:
Vow, all persons indebted to aid estate
will please come forward and make i'm
mediate payment, and those hayng claims
against the same viii present dem duly
probated within the time prcsribcd by
law, or they will be forever bard.
REBECCA WYATT
DUNCAN d. McLAJRIN.
ifr' r anil Admir-.
NJ II IeSL fl
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fftkNra fhH nI0flHI aI trndf rinH ha lf'ie's'onAI
Il asrgItaa tt tHH public.
If. b. rrnfri il nHr.Irn iII nn' rhnhfin hf
..f u.nf lrv with go fiH IHisH' Improvements AN
a.lff H.ffHHHf.h
us n f.a...ff f..'r Tendon his 1lHis i1 h'' f..rnd
.4.tfl. rH.U. N.r H.HI ..ud raIfuHHro rN'Hndet O.
E .nI U.I.ta tH. Ha boo rsnrf tr1 De wuIt in Hl'i
.....l,.. l.. .. ui..If a. ..utnuanra Ui tHe atnnn
t.HiIrH. April I'. l.1" N
d ,t.it.,, A. D
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ExeCutOr's Notice.

WHEREAS, letters testamentary, on
w the last will and testament Of WM.
McLENDON, deceased, have been grant
ed to the undersigned, by the Probate
Court Of Jasper county:
Now, all persons indebted to said estate
will please come forward and make pay
ment, and those having claims against the
same, are hereby notified to present them
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be barred.
7 GTTANNON
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

TTNHB sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
Il taxed their utmost to produce this best most perfect
purgatye which Is known to man. Innumerable proofs
are shown that thee PIs have virtues which surpass in
excellence the ordinary medicines md that they win
preoedentedly upon the esecm Of all They safe
and pleasant take bat powerful 70 Their Pene
traing properties stimulate the vaaetives Of the body
remove the distractions OF its organs purify the blood
and oVpel disease They purge ont the foul humors which
breed aud grow distemper, stimulate sluggish disor
dred organs into their natural acr and mpar healthy
tone with strength 10 the whole Iystem Not only do
they cure the everyday complains Of every body, but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have bsfled
The best Of human skill. While aey produce powerful
effects they the time, IN diminished dose, the
safest and best physic that be poyed for children
Being sugarooated they pleRt to take; and being
purely vegetable free from any risk of harm. Cures
have been made which surpass becf they not sub
s,Btlatei by men Of such exalted position and character
AZ 10 forbid the suspicion Of untuth. Many eminent
rgvrnen and physicians have lent their to certify
t the pubc the reliability of my remedies while otheri
b,, sent me the Of their conviction that my
psparation, contribute immensey to the relief Of my
| afi-,ed suffering fellow-nlcn.
Tho Aren't below named is pensei to furnish gratis MI
American Almanac, containing droDs for their use an'
certificates Of their cures, Of the following oompSlnts =
! c,.,iysn.s. Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Dropsy
ttsrtbnrn Headache arising from a foul stomach, Nau
sas Indigestion. Morbid lnAcbon the Bowels and fail
arising thercfroH. Flatnency - OF Appetite All uloot
o,s and Cuaus5us Diseases which require an evaruan
msd-inr scrofaln or Kings Evil They also, by purify
ing the blood aud stimulating the system, curs man
.,,, ,i,ipt. which Il would not he supposed they oou
r,rh snrh ns Deafness Partial Bhdncss, Neuralgia an
Nervous Irritaby Deranrcments Of the Liver and KID
news Gaut and other kindred complaints arising nom
low stae of the body obstruction Of is functions
Do not be put Of by unprineipled dealers with som
other pin they make profit on. Ask for Ann
PrIls. and take nothing ese. No other they can Civ
you compare. with this in It's intrinsic value or curav
powers. The sisk want the best ALL there is for then
and they should have IT,
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complaints. EbES KNIGHT. NJ D.
AB. MOETLEY, EsQ, q UTIcA \. Y, vritos II have
usei your TssGrlI myself aai IN ny emily ever since
you invented Il aud believe il the sss medicine for Its
purra~ pat out with bod e1ld should sooner
y twenty Eve dollars i'r bottle than do without It, or
take any other r1usiy."
CrOnp, WhoOPing COngh, Influenza.
sPSINsnuD. Miss, Feb. :, lssd
BRaTHEn ATEn will 'chsrfuliy certify your R-torl
cough Group ami tue chest disoa- q children We q
your maternity In the south appreciate yORr skill, and
commend your medicine to GgT Pcogle ~ ,,,,,,,,r,.
HIRAM C0NKLIN, NJ. D.
AMOS LEE, Eso, MoxTEnsr. IA. writes, Sd JAM 1850:
" had tedious Iuhuenza, which confined me in doors
siI weeks; touk many medicines without relief; finally
hed your IessTa by the Sdyce q our clergyman. The
rt i0ss relieved the soreness in nv throat and lungs
l-E than one half the bottle made completely we'll
1cur medicines are the cheapest well IS the best We
can buy aud We esteem you, Doctor aud your remedies
~ the poor mans fiend.7
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEsr MANCHEsTKR, Pa, Feb. 4, 1856.
sR; Y0ur CtsTy Pictorial Is performing marvellous
eurea In this section IL has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms Of consumption and Il now curing man
who has abored under affection of the lungs for the
last forty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALBION, NoSRoa Co., IOWA,
writes, sept 1888: During my practice Of many years
have found nothing equal 10 your Glory Iscord for
giving ee and relief ~ consumptve patients or curing
such ~ are eurRbie.'
We might add VOLUMES Of evidence but the most con
vncng proof Of the virtues Of this remedy is found in ID
Effects upon trial
Consumption.
Probably no one romedy has ever been known which
cured many and such dangerous ossss as this. SOM
no human aid can naeh; but even to those the Cte7l
| Retoral affords relief and comfort.
AsroR HougE, NEw YoNK CIFT March S, 1885.
DocToR Avn, LowELL fssl Il a duty and pleasur
70 inform you what your C5eyy oraI hiss done FOR
VIE she had been i've months laboFing under the dan
gerous symptoms Of Consumption. from which aid W
could procure hermu-h rtlirf She steadily fail
ing until Dr. Strong, Of This city where We have come n
stvice- recommended tTal OF your medicine. We bee
his Kindness as We do your skil for she has reoover
hum that day. She Is not yi a. strong she used
be, but T. free from her cough and calls herself we'll
I Yours with gratitude and ygArd,
1 ORLANDO SHELBY, OF sHEIBTvTLIH
daanp,ioes do not despair oil you have tried ATER
CHEKRY PEclnRAL It made ny one Of the best mcdca
chemists In the world and its ctTes all around besIe
the high merits OF its virtues Philadelphia Lsdger.
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GOOD FOR MAN AND BLAST

u lisa sovereign remedy fof
The various diseases with
which horses are Afiiieted, eur.
ing the most alarming cases u
BfulsES, STRAINS, FIRING.
HALT, WOCNnS, SCRATCH.
~, SWEfNY, SPAWN, RING
BONE, BlG-HEAD, FOIL
EVIL, &c. No farmer, livery
stable keeper, or any person
owning valuable II HORsEs,
should b without this vAluA,
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Oitksburq lirrttOrn.
a,mnLr . -IkArEs. -.

MARE liz g a. n n II X =
,aH. .r....orr r.. W d., lr,o's Lvcy oH.l''
,rr.-.-...,t, ...'.. T. N-.', ,,I>ruEyrs ruNw
n NAuIis ..-. ,IaaH srt t.Ht stones. carving
~ fuer5vHs luIa 'i1u,t yals,-.i sni sep
a.a 80 r.m...t 'irag constantly on h.nd.
.I.. .rIais.Ir.t .'H 'Hr..r 80 NHrthg -
N f o.wsul lfst.r Ut paI,- iinr' ~ 'r.'t -s'i
hat by c'''sr o.. o1r c..is ,rnon' ~ nn'
U.r-1 r.trIs7. s-iy
DIRECT IN1PORTATION.
CENELLN's
CHINA a. VARIETY ENpOItl l W.,
WH..u .al -tl..~
Nl.h-Ut ..D.
AtNlNG tle r..' sHeHrr LaFe cnIlr.ed my
, slrc .o aa u us.so t tnc rsest Iu the SOUTH
Nv ...a &c .f. H41uul IU eIrrl4aad hv ans in tfH
country ..iar .u exient or rirbue.. ofvalety. Ny
FkNr{ CuUU- tNU HOLIDAY PRtSENrs
EFrH U.Hn "l"H'Hd With tarrr.d care uut former
sl. 1 r.u.-ut .1' gItl'. gan usrr'ni i1r poi .ay'
FtuNy f...tuE H.tt"ns u0m hIrHp'n .uI Do
FEEN.CH CHINA.
Farev pnusr I.l rrI F.lot -.is3 gut and White
ulaer r.l aul Toilet -.,s. latest styia AMI ,Noua
mnS STONE CHINA.
tuIWUN'WtRE OF LvLET kiNp
D..haaf Common Ware flr .ll. low ly ihe r.k-
GIAs- WEE.
DHI #aH rr.a..i elf4a WHr ur every ip-.-r. IONS Ir
I.tfrr"a. fHr.er. t.r"t t'HHdy Hnd l.'nO'--l Il Z
u.I|.a. lu.t N.t..- 'I..s i'i'' lU'-hs' lFhl'
'.H rtH.
W n o. u W g. T. y = ~
U..Hd.
~ O. T. y A u u.
F... UHE l1I Velvet Paper. U.t -Hauf,IfrI Paper.
VU#.Hm .ld DHruwH1 faHsr-0uucrHTa patterns
T..t.- pfrar F.re -treef.t. Window Curtains &C.
ulL-lIuIll WlNbuW -iAue-.
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RANAWAY from the un-
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