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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
Nj Madam Worn Enperora Nhatl Why


Because i. tho ornament God himself provided for all our
sparkling the teeth be those pearl the
head Of the hair be snsred and shrivecd
more than af her charms Prof woods Hair Restorative
three times wcck viii restore and permanently secure 70
the following judge. The writer Of
tho first Is the celebrated pianist Thalberg
Nxw Yosx April 10, 1853.
SIR express you obligations under
for the entire restoration Of my hair original
time Of my arrival in the United states rapidly becoming gray
upon the application OF % Restorative soon recover
original hue consider restorative wonderful
invention, quite cflcacous well an agreeable.
am, dear sir yours, truly
DIR. woop $. THAIBERG.
"Drych ar Gwylcdydctr
wclch Newspaper oGcc 10 Nassau street. April II, 1855
Pnor O j. woop Deaf weeks ago
Restorative and wife, who
concluded to try hnr thinking te time that
would restore the gray hair original
surprise woek trial ms performed that wonder
u BY turning gray hairs brown, the
above restorative all persons IN want OF such change hair
CHARLES CARDEW. K
YoxK, July 25, 1857.
PRov recommend Hair Re-
soravc being ecScious article Since
mo white have gradually grown dark and now feel confident
applications will restore them 70 their natural COLOR
relieved OF all dandun and unpleasant tchg com
among persons who pcrspire freely j. u. kDbf.
proy WOOD About years ago my falling on
turning gray; fast becoming bad and had tried many
.ry last few applications fastened my firmly began
ali up and urncd buck 70 s former color (bak
snce .n~ uas sss c.srs "s @ a j. cis
CHICAGO, H. May 4, 1887 M
put bottles Of trcc sizes viz large
lar ps Sose The medium bold. Al least twenty sr
tho small retsls for dollars bottle the large
O j. %co WOOD Co. proprcsa sa Brcaawsy New York IN
New York Wire Railing Asabhmcnt aud ia Market street.
And soid BY all good Druggists Fancy 0oods Dealers
May 1S--d3m
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OPPOSITION MOVEMENTS.

Onro.--T'he republican State convention of Ohio, on
motion of Senator Wade adopted the following series of
resolutions
"Reoccd That the republicans of Ohio in convention
assembled, entertaining abiding confidence in the
cardinal doctrines of party heretofore inscribed upon its
banners and in defence of which II has failed to
secure from intelligent and patriotic eemen of this
Sete ardent and triumphant support we hereby re-
affirm the same and again commend them to the fayora
BILE consideration of the people.
"Roed That the President Of the United States and
his servile partisans In Congress- aided by enssarcs in
knnsas In their efforts to enforce by violence fraud and
bribery and intimidation upon the people of TINT Terri
tory, constitution IN opposition to their will and in
fraud Of their undoubed rights deserve and ought
receive the unqualified condemnation Of all the American
people
g Resoired That the astounding disclosures of the
ruinous and corrupt prodgaIty Of the national admin
istration which, in the brief period OF eighteen months
Of profound peace has exhausted overowing treasury
and added to the public debt forty millions of dollars
without any visible Indications Of proposed remedy or
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TO increase diminish the quantities
headed AscelAneous' the schedule twenty per
Persons whose oner shall be- accepted by
through the which
and they do mot enter into contract for the supplies specified
within neen days from the
their bid
persons the deang bidder viii be
held responsible for all dclnqucncies.
All will
II the option " the BE- rejected.
Those only whose win be notified and
tracts will be ready for execution thereafter be
ucable. July 3-law4w
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BAlnxo.u, Nay 8, 1858.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON CITY Virginia Tennsscc Georgia, Alabama
Mississippi Iouisiana Arkansas and Texas.
Through Tickets bc obtained at the Southwestern Rail
road Once OF Pennsylvania Sixth Washing
board Of the Steam Ferry Boat George Page the Once d
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria
To Richmond, Danvie Iynchburg, Bristol Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, untsyle Grand june
ton, Memphis Montgomery, and New Orleans
BY Direct Route and Continuous Railway Connexions TO Memphis
Aorny Expedition Comfort being miles
shorter than by any other route
The Page leaves the foot Of Seventh
O'Clock for Alexandria, where take tho for
Richmond Ciarocsyie siaunton White Sulphur Springs Wood
and at for Richmond and all Southwest
making and close xons Memphis
baggage wagons Office avenue
O'Clock, u. m, and J, p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June 18H Washington.
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cessation of the evil submits to the people to choos,
between the alternative OF national bankruptcy ma
tional reform.
join with in restoring the government to is original
purity and principles, and preserving ii inheritance
for those who may come after us
NEw YoRK The republican general committee Of All
bany city and county have adopted preamble and
luton defining the positions of the administration and the
opposition the Kansas question and other issues con-
Guiding AZ follows
'sWhereas the American voters OF this county are almost
unanimously opposed to the general policy OF the admin
straon and its attempts to force slavery Kansas by
fraud and violence and whereas the republicans and
Americans united in Congress in support Of comproise
the Kansas constitution suggested BY the
Hon. John J. Crittenden, of Kentucky Therefore,
Re,olps That the republican party Of this county in
vte the cooperation of the American party TO defeat the
niquous policy Of the administration. and to sustain
the interests Of freedom at Washington"
committee of seven has been appointed to confer
with the American committed.
movement is foot for holding State convention,
the real object of which is placing in nomination for gov
ernor the Hon. Geritt Smith, Circulars for this purpose
being distributed throughout the State particularly
in oswcgo, Madison Onondaga, and adjoining counties
and it il said that republicans quite extensively
gagged In the scheme. The circular proposes peoples
party convention, and says that when 1t was first
proposed to nominate Mr.. Smith for Congress the idea
deemed chmerioa and argues from the success in
that case that Mr. Smith could be elected governor, If
nominated in the same way
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United states Patent once,
wsah;nuton Jniv q IeSg

ON the petition of Frederick X. Sicklos, OF New
York praying o patent granted TO him
on Tho 10th Of October l844 Improvement IN "opcn and
OF patent pse The i0h day o. October
ordered that the ss pson be hcASd = nc Patent ce on
uoncd 10 appear and they have why said petition
ought TO be granted. fsr Hl1
Crops Opposing required 10 he in tho Patent
once their objections specially forth in writing least twenty
before an testimony ned by either party 70
be uscd al said bs takcn and transmitted 10 accrd
o the oc which Will be furnished on appnea
..sl.ls
The testimony will be closed on the Goth Of sepembcr
c,,is and other papers relied Testimony, must
be icd before tho morning II that day thc agu
nents n any, days thereafter -
siso .as this notice published the Union wash
tuaou d e. York week for three weckssho
or lsast sixty days before the S o. ooer
next, day Of hearing !'S Hull,
PsEdtors Will please copy and send shcr
hin. \, bs Pscn, once with paper containing this noc
lO-1aw3w
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VXTANTED7A Physician Lawyer with cash
wv capital Of from tl proprietor
an established weekly paper Rural southcpcr This oypo
uny embark lucrative business IN come Ron with
thoroughly estsblsh himself in his proe sion. Apply 70
'"~' RICHARD EDwARIS,
dfHh l027 Baltimore
copy Of the paper win ws'ns 70 sce
JunsS
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.--T steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will q follows ~
Alexandria at g. TO- IL O'Clock, and O'Clock
m. ~
Washington at o. ., IL o'c.ck m and o'clock
III.
The THOMAS coILYER, when tho route win opposite
hours Fare 10
whaeys onnibuses connecting with the Page and Coyer will
Capitol and Of 18th and Pennsylvania
the sam boats leave Alexandria.
June s-eod-u RICHARD wAII4.CH President.
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INTERESTING TO LApIEs--when in the course

l. human events ladies gentlemen lose their greatest
natural sttnctdhsa head m hair ut becomes mAcr of
rous importance tho question whs shall do 10 stop the
hair from falling OF and besntyf IN reply to
this We beg DR. arrss Hair Promoter and In
proycr fcw applications win the hair falling breaking
dandun scalp white npart fresh
as vor TO the hair and although have been bald
the continued II months will
auxunnt head Of hair Call aud bottle and, not satisfied
after the second application and tho price paid
Hsrrs Hair Promoter Improvcr Sold In RI III
mond by W. PETERSON, Druggist
Corner Mn.nc and 18th and Main and Wall streets.
Washington by H. GILMAN druggist Pennsylvania
nue. street. and D. CLARK AZ and Penn
May 21--3m
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, & CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available all principal world Also
uls credits, for n Europe, tLina &c.
Nay 2S--1mos ~
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NHATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor at Law
lvl Rooms %, -, No. 10 Wall street, New York.
. Aug 1b--ut
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TNURNISHED HOUSE.--For Rent genteely fur
n nhed bou.e Of nine rooms wards Hotel
address FURNISHED House." box s92 City Post Once
July 7-u stssF
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DR0PosALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Yards and Docks,

sEALED PROPOSALS. for each class separately endorsed ro
u.sl, Class (nAmo the cass) for the navy yard
inarue yArd) Office unL
furnishing and delivering the
navy yards the materials articles embraced n printed
scdules furnished application
requested desiring offer contract for all the
oassus therein by the the
yards for the under their by the
navy agent thereto the all yards
mixakcs aiQ tAs I'D
you elssss ~ than envelope
individual Of arrn the bid and contract
Bidders hereby particularly their
be n the form hereinafter prescribed and be mailed
tune destination before the
them I'D u.l sser ,chi sha qyfer period
sooi allouaee psf he for Jaii,Ves Of
oers being opened bctore appointed
bidders requested endorse the envelope
and draw line under the endorsement thus
IrJDsals for Cfaa No (adme d caa) for Navy
(nane l< yayd.)"
Chief the Bureau Of Yards Dock Washington
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Egl mskc ong adyeFus c'ncS en- 9,
proportion payable advance Advertisements ordered
wiz be charged 81 cents for ca
Advertisements week IN the daily 10
Special notices charged double
the foregoing rates
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TN the matter Of the division OF the real estate OF
william the circuit court r Charles county Ma
ryand May term, 1885, u -. ..-,...-- !, ..,.
onkK ~ the report cf the comissne this
conhmed unless u the contrary BE- shown
on or before NondAy October next Nod copy
,hs order bs nrssted for three weeks In PAPER
pubhed Of Columbia the hrst advertisement 70 DC
In,v Ik~lsvav PETER W. GRAIN
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CPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY, 1858.-GllEG-
- DRY MAURY Managers WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. To be
under the Superncndcnce Of appointed by the
Governor
337 500 Lottery for tho Benefit Of the STATE OF DELAWARE
Glass 1855, 1858 To be drawn WILMINGTON, DEL Satu
.ayII Xka l
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INDIANA.

The democratic convention for the sixth congressional
district will be held at Indianapolis on the 29h instant
John r. Coffroth, esq, of Huntingdon has been
mated by the democracy of the eleventh district the
competitor Of Mr. Petit for Congress The convention
which nominated him adopted the following resolutions
Resolved That we hereby rcafirm and endorse the
ocratic party Cincinnati in 1856, imbodying the
true and time -honored principles of our party.
Resolued, That we hereby declare faith In the
their constitutions in their way and believe the
ton"
The Buffton Banner speaks of Mr. Cofroth follows
ssMr Cohroth was choice, and in him we believe
the democracy have candidate of whom they may be
proud candidate who is able IN every respect to carry
the to successful termination. Mr. Cofroth s not
inferior to Mr.. Petit, his competitor and will
deny that in many respects he is far his superior He
possesses good constitution and has health and the
requisite ability to- make strong He is well
known unwavering democrat, devoted to the inter-
ests of his country and especially he recognises
the first great duty devolvng upon him, in the welfare
and prosperity of the State Of Indiana -
State, and j. f. Mcdonald democratic candidate for at
torney general actively engaged in canvassng In
diana, having made numerous appointments to address
the people in various sections of the State.
Hon. John G. Davis has announced bimself as an in
dependent opposition candidate for Congress in the 7th
district hoping to the vote of the opposition party
MS reward for his anti -Lecomptonism Hon. Henry
Secest is the regular candidate of the democratic party
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TNROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL or THE WET, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST BALTL
MORE AND OHIO RAII IROAD.
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MRS KINGSFORDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
lyl LADIES No washington, O. The exercises
u th school 1853 Ccnlars Including
terms &r &C. furnished application TO The above ad
dress. jay S-Sa~V"
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VERMONT.

The following resolutions were passed by the demo-
cratic State convention In Vermont:
Resolred That heartily congratulate worthy Chief
Magistrate, James Buchanan, his cabinet, and the na-
tional democracy of the Union, the dsintercsted,
patriotic, triumphant, and satisfactory settlement of the
Kansas question: which has not only restored peace and
domestic tranquility to Kansas but also successfully
withdrawn thAt exciting topic from national politics and
congressional legislatures.
"Respnd That the firm and determined course of the
present administration of our national government in
reference to the right of search and visitation of Ameri
vessels by British menofwa the seasonable rebuke
administered 10 that mistress of the seas and the final
settlement Of that question in favor of the United
States, is but another proof that the people of this
country in 1856 committed the helm of State to wise
safe, patriotic, and determined hands"
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HcMe<zL
special Notice to subscribers,

Payment Subscriptions adcnyaaty advance ard
be discontinued the expiration tho period
sabscrbed Notice via be Subscribers
- uheu subscriptions are about o expire.
the subscribers,
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\ (IIcro aAta The 0fer.
ee naert the name or composing the hrm) Of ualnc
town. tho State OF name the State hereby furnh
advertisement (ac advcrseuent subes
rcqurcmsnts the printed schedule which
articles (nAme
the yard according ad schedule, viz
te printed opposite each
carry dol
and cents and foot the amount Of the bid for the
class,) amounting to (hcre write the words
propose hcrc agent required by
the sccdu for the supply the classes miscellaneous, by
place delivery accepted
the be the navy agent
(nxne agency for signatures
(Icrc the bidder and each member Of tho nrm sgn.)
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BONDS APPRO VED IN GENERAL LAND OFFICE
SINCE MAP IL, 1858.
SURVEYORS GENERAL

SURVEYORS GENERAL. Penalties $50, ,00e EACH
Warner Lewis Wisconsin and Iowa.
Iohn Loughborough- Illinois and Missouri
REdIsrERs OF LAND OFFICES Penalties $40 900 ca
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

@ One man falls by his anbi-
lion, another by his periidy, 4 third
by avarice, and a fourth BY his lusts.
What are these bat so many nets
watched indeed by fowlers, but wo-
ven by the victim.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

E. @ Arrived-the man that swal-
lowed the jackass, and left the tail
hanging out Of his mouth He ex-
poets to leave in The morning. minus
the tail.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

4 Coon FELLow.-A man ceas-
es to be a ''good fellow" the mo-
ment he refuses to do precisely what
other people want him 10 do.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

@ A woman's love is ike the
grace ofGod, free. Sometimes they
resign their person 10 the allure
ments Of gold, but its glitter will
not fetter the affections.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

ALITrLE WArsT.-Why is fash
ionable lady like a rigid economist?
Because she makes great hustle
about little waist. .--
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

CO "NIr. Jenkins, will it suit
yorI tn settle that nh account of
yours?'
"Well-aiem. why, no, sir-not
zactly; you are mistaken in the man,
am not one of the old settlers"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

@ Even fool, when he hold
eth his peace, is counted wise; and
. he that shutteth his lips is esteemed
a man of understanding.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

ASoLDIEa's MUsKET.-Why is
the map Of Alabama like the barrel
Of a soldiers musket? Because one
end has bay-on-it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

O. Dr.. Alexander says, 1T is
the children-the children, that we
demand, for are not these the stuff
that States are made" We say so
too.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

@ A notice ola new novel says
s'that the style is SO BRILLIANT that
the printer, With. the copy before
him, can set up the type without
any other light, in the darkest OF
nights"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

March SoUALLs.-Under the
head of "March Squat, an exchange
SAYS that a woman in Pulaski coun-
ty, Va, las regularly presented IA
husband with an heir, dgr !
month Of March E-.'a[
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30
e so fast
ahead Of

O. Every sorrow We meet is a
biliow on this worlds troublesome
sea, which we must cross to bear US
nearer home.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

WHAT THE PIG SAtD.-There Is
divinity which shapes our end as
the pig remarked when he was con-
templating the kink in his tail.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

@A funny widow who was be-
fore the Orange County, Virginia,
Court, last week, as witness, turn
ed her back upon one of the coun-
sells and refused to answer him, be-
cause he was "old and ugly," and
turning to the Commonweaith's at
torney, put Der arm around bis neck
and asked for his protection.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

es Begin right is the doctrine.
A suspicious tailor replied to his
customer: ''Make you a coat, sir?--
Oh! yes, sir, with great pleasure
There, Just stand in that position
please and look right upon that while
l take your measure" The sign
happened to read, ''Terms, cash."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30
For THE LADIES.
STOVES! STOVES!

JUST received AID IN store. a large and select
- assortment of Parlor, Office and Cooking
Stoves, OF the most beautiful and durable pat
terms, which will sell at reduced prices Also
4 choice stock of tinware of every description,
made OF the hest material. Call and see for your
seh Fssp25 Ss1 c. DAUTEI-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30
Anew ard desirable lamp.

WE HAVE snail 10; CT neat and yery :
w fl Lc-c-s. designed IS substitute "a. z
Gies-krown : The ''Fcratain Lamp" kEi
very economical and couTeEieat iGlP, VII :
CT tHo burners. trimmed with conncn etssf
WICK. and viii burn any Kind Of oil well, =
Ecre light with less cost than aay Lamp 12dsS
Ordinary use; also lard lamps for ss'e cheap.
SMITH, BOON ! q.
June IS, 1857.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

mn KEGS Wheeling Nails;
lUU 20 sacks + . Co.:cc;
do Java DO
Barrels. haiyes and quarters Mackerel;
10 sacks Cotton Yarn;
20 bXs Candy;
l Dbl pure French Brandy;
ca<k fine old Cognac:
boil pure Peach Brandy;
bNs new Cheese;
10 hhds prime Sugar;
10 bbls Belcher's refined Sugar;
10 10 DO crushed do;
bxs layer Rcisins;
4 fresh supply CT White Lead and Lin
seed o.;
b5Is Almonds:
Dry Hering. BIOL Ter. soap. Starch. &c, Sc. By
iv26 ROBBINS, TATUM l. co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30
TO FARHERH.
Ff'HE market price, "a CASH. paid at all
I ulaeS, for
BACON,
LARD

DRIED APPLES,
HTDES,
PELTRTES.
and every description Of produce. y call from
ali who have anything 10 sell is solicited, pro-
pose TO pay more attention than usual 10 the Pro-
Guce Business.
g1z-F Farmers who desire TO ship in preference
20 selling in this market, invited 10 gave me
call a. 1 viii ship for them al low Eairs, and
make prcmp; sci,iemeLts- My acquaintance with
St.a.5o4.liel ei.~yics ne 20 snip o.: advantageous
terms. TiIEO. BARTuOLOW.
Jan. 81, 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30
SLAVES FOR siEE.

The undersigned wilIkec2 coHStantEs
CT hand. Ee~-o men, women bCyS aaef
girls, II Huntsville. All persons who =
wish 20 bav =Crc=s can make i 20 tisir iE,azs
10 call g. he subscribers, Or address them bTsI
.e-, giving description Of the kind OF s,aI. 4
sired. II. L RUTHERFORD.
v. D. MALONE.
Huntsville, December q, 1886
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30
FRESH GROCERIES,

1 nL,Cu UIlUCLNlIN.
w E have J,ist received large lot Of ciss
W FrEily Groce !es, At exceedingly ch.n
freight; and having given personal attention
purchasing will be enabled 10 knock the Ratu,I
and old credit stores into the middle Of next wesk
Ii you want the worth os vaur Inoacy, 20 VIZ
they want money. Avoid The credit stores as y.
would snake il ;ks grass. Pay Day VIII cuzs.
and big interest and large profits viii consume yoT
substance. We sell for cash and therefore cza =.
viii sell cheaper IiaH any credit house can. Z.
item CT interest alone viii pay profit. Is
alone answers the question so often asked us-
.-How can you sell 50 cheap" Quick sales &.
small profits often tuned, VIII pay better Il
sriiIr goods al 30 per cent. on twelve nrua
tine Cab and examine our stock, and bring aIez,
your Bacon. Lard, Hides. &C. =
THOMSON, LEWIS : CO.
June l.. 1883.