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Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-30

SuCh as PlOW NOOd, OF tne DcSt tlmDer, thoroughly
seasoned Plow Wheels ow Coulters, (rolling stan
ding, hanging) the Plow Clevs, Hooks, Chains, &C.
HARROW
Square, Double, and Extra Size; Broadcast Sewers
Horse Cultivators, Horse Shoes, Tanning Mills, Grain
Drills, Cheese Presses Butter Working Churns, Wine
and Cider Presses, with every other implement of
utility. Cultivator Teeth, Harrow Teeth, Plow Cast
ings, Extras, etc
The above Goods all offered for sale, and they
will be sold at such prices to defy competition, and
at the time give satisfaction to his patrons,
that they shall continue to give him their custom, and
thus SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY !
The articles offered as Imported are such as
are not yet manufactured here, but the subscriber is
determined to engage in their manufacture, or offer
a better at the earliest moment, and thus his estab-
shment shall offer exclusively HOME MANUFAC-
TURES
Also, Agent for John A. pitts Celebrated
Thresher and Separator.
T. OGG SHAW,
Agricultural Implement Mandatory,
Corner Sacramento and Davis streets,
oc152m San Francisco.
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ARCHITECTURE
And Civil Einginee,.;.~

The subscriber, practical Architect and Civil En-
gineer, has taken Room No. s. Dayidson,s bn;ia; ia
where he may be found prepared to Dran POTS onI
make Esf'nates in all departments of his profession
Particular ATTENTION will be paid to Surveying oflanta
OF the same, with drawing of the plantation
and Its requisites Every Planter should be possessed
OF one or more of his domain They can be cot m in
any style and when framed make beautiful or,Si.
for any Parlor. 0- Va t tN''iileiit
Plotting and laying out of Grounds and Lorrs e.
horticultural and Ornamental purposes will he
to if solicited '' "''ehacd
~ Young men wishing to become aconoi,to5 u.;.ty
any or all Of the above branches win be tauobt n an
most thorough manner, and the most Eherai - Wv
Charlotte, June-s, 1853. .+. Re "a = 49, So:
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WRITTEN BY A LADY.
THAT MOUSTACHE.

TUSE-" Woodpan, spare that Tree
Oh barber, spare that young moustachc
Touch not single hair,
Your razor, brush, and other trash,
Must never venture there.
At last the bud has bursted out,
By much caressing taught,
It's frail young tcndrils how to srrout;
Then barber, touch them not.
Though well laid out and wide the field
Whence this young moustache shoots,
The sickly soil no more can yield,
Then, barber, spare those roots.
For should thy murdcrous blade sweep DER
That curved lips shadowy mist,
The tender plants would bloom no mere;
Then, barber, oh desist
Think of the fair young girl, whose lip
Was wont 50 oft to press
That budding mouth, its sweets to sip
Oh think of her distress.
IT'S unfcdgcd manhoods' pride and joy;
With signs and tears twas bought;
Let 10 rude stroke its life destroy
Oh barber, touch it not.
Oh, it was by a careful hand,
Nurscd OH the soil fair;
Then barber, let it stand,
Touch not single hair!
TITS now Of service, too,
Each pointed hair and dot,
TO strain his whiskey through;
Oh, barber, touch it not
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EdgeW0rth Female Seminary
GREENSBORO' NJ C.


fHNIE Scholastic Year is divided into two Sessions
IL commencing lst August and lst January.
The of study is thorough and systematic en-
bracing everything necessary to a complete solid and
ornamental education Instructors Ofthe highest quail
ihcations employed in each of the Departments
No Institution in the country possesses advantages
periOr to EdgewOrth.
Terms, per Session Of Fire Months:
Board, including washing, lights, and fuel SEQ 90
The next Session will commence Monday, August
lst 1858. Pupils admitted at any time during the
session and charged from the time of entrance
Catalogues containing all necessary information re-
speeding the course OF instruction, TERMS &c, will be
forwarded application to
RICHARD STERLING, 4 NJ, Principal
June 10 1853. 3m-pd Greensboro, Y. C.
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From the Ciar{ey'oh -NrrcuY.
DOES CHINESE SUGAR CANE KILL
CATTLE?

Mr. EDITOR: | have fed this plant to all kinds
of stock fO the last four seasons, i'll every stage of
its growth-grccm, ripe and curcd-as fodder |
have found it the best sOiling plant | have ever
raiscd-hOrses, sheep, SWINE goats and cattle, rap
idly fattening on it. | fed two hundred and fifty
bushels OF the seed the past winter to sheep, goats,
and poultry, and attach the relative value of oats
to it as winter food for these animals. In April
last sowed twenty broad cast i'll sugar millct,
intending it as pasture for calves and mich
On the lst of July turned the mich COWS, sheep,
goats calves, swine, and geese, upon it, and have
not lost Il single animal. They have all improved
rapidly, and although / have large numbers on the
field, the heritage bids fair to keep ahead of all de-
luands OH it. | made it point to take my ami
mails from good pastures, and fed them well before
turning them in, allowing them plenty Of salt. If
a half starved cow is turned wheat, peas or In
dian corn, she is just likely to die from over
eating these crops rs she is from Chinese sugar
came The disease which kills cattle when over
fed on green food in hungry state, is termed
Hoocc. the best cure for which is pint Of salt
dissolved in gallon Of water. This will relieve
IN animal sometimes i'll minute Peas of all
green food, is the most dangerous from the tiatu-
lent nature Of the plant. | have frequently seen
half dozen cows die in few hours after they were
turned into luyuriant pea field in the fall, and
have as frequently others relieved by the
above dose. y COW which, like the asses of Iph-
raim had been feeding on the cast-wind during
the winter, and gr;,zcd upon the roadsidcs and
bushes, might be expected to die from joy after an
over-fced of sugar millet. / have sowed broad
cast at the rate Of and half bushels of sugar
cane seed to the acre, mellow which intend to
convert into good nutritious hay for winter food
| think moro cows will die for the want of this
food in our State than from being over-tcd on it.
l do not think, with the proper precautions, it is
anywisc more dangerous than ether green food We
accustomed to feed, and would advise its OK
tended use 4 soiling and hay crop in the South
\. G.. SUMNER
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BUILDING. BUHLDENG!.

Il public that they dressing Lnm..e and
manufacturing Sashes, Blinds. Frames, Doors, and
SpokeS, at their Mills West Ill., Salisbury, v c.
Their Sashes and Blinds made of hcart-pinc and pop
lar, are not surpassed by any in the State. -- :
Pailings Balusters, Brackets, and all kinds OF orna
mental wood work finished in the best STYLE and furn-
iShed at short notice. bzg= All work done at their
Mills is warranted to give satisfaction Orders from
distance punctually attended @gE5a ..
They also prepared to take contracts in any part
of the State for erecting and fitting up all kinds of
Buildings, for which plans will be furnished if desired
Terms reasonable. ..ar ..
#.s MURDOCH, DARBY & co.
Salisbury juno II. 1858. - f''s' ze-f Cll 'F.@
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A BABY'S COMPLAINT.

Now, l suppose you think, because you never
see me do anything but feed and Sleep that
have very nice time of it. Let me tell you that
you are mistaken, and that am tormented half to
death, though l never say anything about it. How
should you like every morning to have your nose
washed up instead of down? How should you
like to have pin put through your clothes into
your skin, and have to bear it all day until your
clothes were taken off at night How should yon
like to be held the fire that your eyes were
half scorched out of your head, while the nurse
was reading 4 novel? How should YOU like to
have great fly light on your nose, and not know
how to take aim at him with your little, Fat, use
less fingers? How should you like to be left alone
in room to take nap, and have a great pussy
jump into Your cradle, and have her sit staring at
you with her great g:een eyes, till you tremblcd
all over? How should you like to reach out your
hand for the pretty bright candle, and find out it
was way the room instead of close by? How
should you ike to tire yourself out crawling away
across the carpet to pick up pretty button pin,
and have 1t Snatched away as soon as you begin to
enjoy 1t! | tell you it is enough to ruin any
baby's temper How should You like to have your
mamma stay at party till you were rs hungry as
a little cub, and be left to the mercy of a nurse,
who iustled you up and down till every bone in
your little body achcd? How should you like,
when your mamma dressed you up all clean and
pretty to trkc a walk in the csh air, to have to
spend the afternoon with the nurse in some smoky
kitchen, while she gosSips with of her crones
How should you like to have 20 submit to have
your toes tieklcd by all the little children who in
sisted on seeing 'baby's feet ?" How should you
like to have dreadful pain under your apron, aud
have everybody call you Z" little cross thing, y
when you couldn't speak to tell what was the mat
ter with you? How should You like to crawl to
the top of the stairs just to look about little and
pitch heels over head from the top to the bottom
Oh can tell you it is no joke to be baby
Such thinking as We keep up; and if we try to
find out anything we are sure to get our brains
knocked out in the attempt. 1t is very trying to
sensible baby, who is in hurry to know every
thing, and can't wait to grow up.
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NOT

TTlHE FIRM of FULLINGS & co. was dissolved by
mutual consent the lst day of January last. In
retiring from the Firm, allow me to return my sincere
thanks to the citizens ofNort and South Carolina for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon and to request
a continuance of the for Messrs. SPRINGS "
HEATH, who have associated themselves with E.
FulIings under the Firm of FULLINGS, SPRINGS i
Co, who Will conduct the Clothing business the
same terms and with the advantages heretofore
The Notes and Accounts of Fungs & Co. will be
found in the hands of w. \. Owens, for collection.
JOHN TOWNLEY.
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SANDS SARSAPARELEA
The very best remedy ga

The very best remedy
FOR I'JRIFIING THE BLOOD.
lind for the Of Scrofuto, Hheumahsm, Salt Rheum.
Ferer Sores, Erys4'eIas, BHes, NercuyiuE discusses
CutdncOuS EruptioRs, Lrer COmpl0nt Stubborn Ulcers
Loss Of appetite, General DeJitiy, &C.. @
The health of the human system depends almost
entirely upon the state of the blood. If the vital
zing fluid which prcvades every tissue every mem
branc fibre, flamcnt, gland, other organ primary
subsidiary if the body be charged with the element
ofdsease sickness must be the consequence and until
the CAUSES OF DISEASE existing in the blood arc
eradcated, permanent relief can be expected It is
this Medicine manifested its scarchiur operation
reaches the of disease and the cures it performs
are therefore radical and thorough -
hundreds OF persons, who had groaned hopclessly
for years under CutaneOuS and GIandular disorders
Chronic rheumatism, and many other complaints
sprnging from arrangement of the secretiye oroa
and the circulation, have been raised as it were from
the rack of disease and now, with r.Ecncrated CON
sttations gladly testify to the efficacy of this nestma
bic preparation.
,Scrof,7ous Ulcer Cured
GIBsoNs WELLS, Tenn, Jan. 10, I855-STessrs 4 r
Il D. Sands: Genucmen-My daughter, seventeen Years
OF age, was some time ago seized with an ulcer in tho
front of her nose, which gradually increased eating
away the flesh and became very painful We tried ali
the remedies could hear of. without checking tho
disease at length procured bottle of your Sorso
parilla which afforded almost immediate relief: and
after taking three bottles, was entirely cured
Yours, respectfully, PATRICK GIBSON
Esya Prepared and sold by A. b. 4 y Sapdo n
gists New York - "
The Agent in Charlotte is F. SCARF & co No 4
Trade street. -.s.. - -
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for So
June l, 1858 3m
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DIR. y. WI. kEAPPOEDT,
of Salisbury. ", c..

hFFERS his professional services in the different
shanches of his Profession not TO the citizens of
Salisbury and the contiguous country only but would
respectfully notify the citizens of MeckIcnburg and
barrus counties and especially those in whose
families he had prctced for nearly twenty years whilst
resident of Mecklcnburg county and the town of
Charlotte, and with many of them maiutaince years
the endcaring relation of Family Physician that his
services he as easily obtained by the facilities of
Railroad trave now, and in many instances more Sc
than when he lived among them.
Applications made by mail, ut the Z" Vcranda
House. Salisbury, " c. will meet with prompt atten-
ton.
Salisbury. Dec Is, 1857. If.
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NJ EDICAL. COLLEG Z
Of Virginia.
OF lSS81-759

VEHIIS INSTITUTION, situated in the Metropolis
Il of Virginia. and endowed by the State, offers
the student every facility for theoretical and prac
cal instruction. The study of Practical Anatomy may
he prosecuted under the most favorable circumstances
regards climate and supply OF material, and at a
very tritling expense.
Clinical instruction is given in the Intirmary connect
ed with the College, and the Richmond AlmshouSe.
The former of these establishments is also the Marine
Hospital for the port of Richmond and being under the
roof with the lccturcroOmS, offers to the student
peculiar facilities for the daily study of disease.
The annual course Of Lectures will commence on the
First Monday in October 1858, and continue until the
First of March, 1859, making session of fee nonths
FACULTY:
Surgical Anatomy.
DAVID H. TUCKER NJ. d., Prof of Theory and Practice
of Medicine.
BEVERLY Il. WEXFORD, NJ. D. Prof of Materia Medca
and Therapeutics.
ARTHUR f. PETICoLAs, NJ. D., Prof. of General and
Special Anatomy.
LEVIN 5. JONES, VI. D. Prof of Institutes of Medi-
cine, sc.
JAMES H. CONWAY, NJ. D., Prof of Obstetrics and DisS
eases of Women and Children.
JAMES b. McCAw, VI. D. Prof Chemistry and Pharmacy
MARION IIowXRD, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
FEES:
For the entire course of Lectures, SI05
Demonstration of Anatomy, 10
Naturalization,
Graduation, 25
For further information, address
l.. S. JOYNES, N. D.,
July 81 1853. On Dean of the Faculty
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Rheumatism
Can certainly be cured by Frepafa-
no., made in Charlotte, N. Q.


yHyIE subscriber makes preparation 'ls' WI" ruie
the worse case of Rheumatism knoM t Hns
been afflicted with the disease tor loms hn a
and hnvlf Dfo o the r public Many citizens of Char
lotte and of Meckenburg county can tfs'nf TO ,ne
eficacy of the preparation; and all he asks o any one
Ipply to me- or address me at CharloIse' G M ~
July 30 1883
The following certificate is submitted to the puoie
SHELBY, n. c., June p, 1853
W. W QrISS Sir am happy to be "ple 10 s' to
that since have taken Preparation you gave me ior
Rheumatism, am entirely cured nave Nv ln not
IS tln disease now | think | one OF the worst
Subjects ever saw, and so bad that could not
move either hand foot for weeks att time oLy oi
90 n,nrb difficulty it was almost equal to DEATH IN
fact never saw so bad cured. am no" aoe 10
attend to business and feel trouble in dong So
cheerfuy recommend 1t to all VINO may nec - i;a
tr,s that they NAV find in it as speedy relief as dld
JOHN w. REED, Of Charleston, 3. Y.
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w. r a ED FIR
Architect and Civil Engineer,

SILISBIRV, n. G, = :"
WMTILL furnish Designs, Specifications, and Super
w attendance for Town Houses, Cottages, Villas
Stores, and Public Buildings also, for constructions
belonging to Railroads. such Bridges ofStone Wood
CT Iron, and all Buildings required at Stations
Plans and estimates given for the Improvement of
Water Powers, and mechanical constructions in general
DEMONSTRATION. J. W. Ellis: Chas F. Fisher Pres
y. {. Railroad; JAS. c. Turner Chf Encr West'n " c.
Railroad, Salisbury; {. p Mcndenhall, Trcasr n c.
Railroad Co., Greensboro r. F. Smonton, Treas +
Wcst'n n. c. Railroad, Statesyille, y. C.
Salisbury \. c., june H. 1853. en-
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PROF.. DE GRATE's PRACTICE

PROF.. DE GRATE's PRACTICE.
Sheriff cured i'll night by De Grath's Electric Oil
LETTER FROM DIR. kEYSER.
Pittsburg, May 10th lS5G.--PRoF. De GRATH, 80
South Eighth St. Phil have a remarkable cure
Deputy Sheriff Kerr of pittsburg, had very swollen
and painful hand applied the oil personally which
gave instant relief He has recommended the oil to
were most satisfactory. Truly yours, 1859. Z.
/ GEO. H. KEYSER
Great Curcs-CItizens Read!
Rheumatism.-Mr Joseph d Bartle 8 Myrtle Street
says the Electric OIL cured him Immediately.
Pics.-Charles Sexton. ESD, ex-Mayor of Camden
says six applications cured him. Also, cured his Rheu
matiSm-
NeuraIgia.-Mr David Mann, 400 Vine Street. saws
he great sufferer, but the oil cured him So saws
E II Grant, Esq. 5l7 North Eight Street
Croup.-This Oil is infable for Group. ASK a lady
at the Girard House
CAUTIoN.-There numerous limitations spruno nm
on the reputation that my article has acquired The
pubc must beware. They worthless.
Philadelphia, Sept. lst 1856.
Prof De Grath Dear Sir.-I must inform Won of
the great benefit patient of mine has experienced from
the application of your Electric Oil The case was that
OF girl OF eight years of age, who terribly afflicted
with scrOtula, and discharge from the knee The leo
became contracted literally bury the heel in the
hip. 1t had been i'll this for about twelve months
and finding nothing in the whole Materia Medical TO
have any effect give relief finally procured 4
bottle of your Electric Oil and gave it to the mother
directing her to apply it to the parts along the
traced Snews, which had the effect of making the leo
nearly one-tourh straight in abount six hours The
application of the Oil continued for about brno
perfectly straight. JOHN II. McEWIN, NJ. D.
162 CaIlowhill Street
For Sale in Charlotte by IT. NJ. Pritchard
July %, 1853 z-.4..s.. 2n ! .-.s-. 'lf-
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THE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY ON DIVORCE
The General Assembly of Prcsbyterians recently
in session in Chicago, ILL.,, decided, by vote of one
hundred and sixty to ffty-two, "that divorces
cannot be granted, unless adultery can be clearly
shown, that any one marrying person divorced
for any other cause is himself guilty of adultery
in moral view of the case"
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NOTICE {!
May 81, 1858.

Having bought the entire stock of BOOTS.
SHOES, Sc, of Boone & Co., | shall continue the
business at their old stand where shall be happy to
meet my old friends and customers.
'"F. j. 3. F. BOONE.
Nav 81. 1858 3m.
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DISSOLUTIONs

FHNhe firm of BOONE L co. was dissolved on the
Il oath inst, by mutual consent. All persons niebt-
ed them notified that their Notes and accounts are
in the hands of G. VI. Ray for collection, and they are
earnestly requested to forward imncdiateIy and
pay up, the business of the firm mast be closed.
J. B. f. BOONE,
NJ. Il. TAYLOR.
May 81, 1858. 3m
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CUpID rs MAMMON-On Thursday last an
elderly lady, between fifty and sixty years of age
entered complaint before Mayor Tieman, OF New
! York against a young German named Charles
Perlnont, whom she alleged deluded her out of
| 81 200 under promise Of marriage. The lady was
rather anxious to enter into the MATRIMONIAL
relationship. and speedily accepted his proposal,
but the youth, as he secured her funds,
was found among the missing. The officers, how
ever shortly apprchcndcd him, and he was about
| being arraiunCd before the Mayor, when brief
interview between the old lady and the young
| German resulted in an amicablc settlement among
themselves of all hostile feelings for she withdrew
the complaint, and the couple, arm and arm,
walked off joyfully together.
The following is a speech made by the manager
of an Irish theatre. There were only three persons
composing the audiences:
Ladies' and gcntlcmcn-As there is nobody
here, I'll dismiss you ALL the performance of this
night will not he performed, but the performance
of this night will be repeated tomorrow night"
\ Rich CALIFORNIA WOMAN:-Nlrs. Eliza
| Todd, who ranch mile below WcavervIlle,
| is remarkable wonlan In 1882 she walked
| from Shasta to WcavervilIc, and, without money,
| began the business of washing for six dollars
dozcn.---An acquaintance who lived near her
domcil, says thrt for long time she was bending
ovor the wash tub at daylight in the morning at
noon and at ten o'clock at night. Business pros
pcred and after while she bought two claims
which turned out well. Then she bought chickens
which laid eggs and which she sold at half a dollar
a piece then she bought pig for sl25, and sold
its progeny, for an ounce of gold, then bought
cows and sold milk. Business still increased, and
she began buying real estate, lending money at
ten per cent a month, and specializing in clail;ls
always was fortunate; overy touch turned something
to gold--Now she is one Of the largest property
| holders in the north.
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Stock of Gents, & Boys Clothing

cccr cfcrcd IN Mis State!
1t is bold assertion but nevertheless true; because
buy the materials and manufacture our own goods,
thereby saving the manufacturers profit, which is ut
least per Moreover, every article of Clothing
passes under tho supervision of Of the firm, and if
not we-madc it is not received We can, therefore,
ta5rnt the makIng of ali goods that 70 from house
FULLINGS, SPRINGS & co.
Nav I. 1858. If
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Belts ! Belts !! E5elts!!!

re- Seamless Belts manufactured to order at short
notice.
Conducting Hose of all sizes for steam pres
ordered direct from the Manufacturers. ALSO,
Packing of all description, at So Cents per pound
J. b. +. BOONE.
June /, 1858. If
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Tailoring Establishment.

Tailoring Establishment.
i !. !. !.
"a @ III J.. REA respectfully informs
"a * Ely. the public that he is now pre-
EAHEdHS1 pared to execute substantially and with
ESfESs neatness, any work in his line with which
VI 4 VA he may be favored. lie is in possession
Il ~ NNA Of the LATEST FASHIONS and feels
Yh)SMY confident that it only requires trial to
VIZ lNl convince gentlemen that he has the will
ea=@aehaessssS and ability to please. Give him a call
Oct. T. 1857. Tiff
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Shirts, Shirts,

At any price you may want.-Another bold assertion.
but nevertheless true. Nothing like being connected
with Il manufacturing house.
FULLINGS, SPRINGS & co.
May 18th. ii
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TENfIE NEW FIRM of FULLINGS, SPRINGS & co.
4 beg leave to present themselves to the citizens OF
North and South Carolina: and in doing, would earn
estv solicit Il continuance of the liberal patronage be-
slowed on the al known firm of Fullings Co.
We would say with much assurance that have the
L.. Nc1ltcst 1LuL (Ncnncst
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Bows Clothing.

To parents We would say, you find an assortment
Clothing Store, whore we keep all kinds, which
is well made.
May 18th. FCLIINGS, SPRINGS co.
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CASHMERE SUITS.

NIa ~ IN We II hA n w u &C ~
White I4nn, White and Fancy Marseilles, lower than
the same kind be manufactured in the United States
At FULLINGS, SPRINGS co.
Nn,- tL