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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
A BEAUTIFUL. HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR ,
Completely Preserved to the
Greatest Arc.

ND who that is gray would not have it restored to
"a former color; or bald, but would have the growth
restored, or troubled with dandruf and itching but
would have it removed. or troubled with scrOfua,
scaId head other cruptions but would he cured, &,
or with sick head ache, (ncuralGia.) but would be
cured. 1t will also remove all pimplcS from the face
and skin Prof Woods Hail Restorative will do all
this; circular and the following.
Ann ARu0R. Nov. ), 1856.
PRoF. o. J. WooD-Dcar Sir | have heard much
said of the wonderful effects of your Hair RrsorutIvc
but having been often cheated by uuackcry and
quack nOStrums, hair dyes. &C., was disposed to
place your Restorative in the same category with the
thousand and one loudly trumpctrd remedies, until
met you in Lawrence county some months Since VIII en-
you gave such assurances induced the trial of
your Restorative in my famy-hrSt by my good good
wife, whose hair had become very thin and entirely
white, and before eXhaustlng of your large bot
ties, her hair restored nearly to its original beau
tful brown color,and had ilckcncd and become beau
tful and glossy upon. and entirely the head; she
continues to it, not simply because of its bcauti-
flying effects upon the hair, but because of its health
full influence upon the head and mind. Others of my
famil! and friends are using your Restorative, with
the huppirst effects; therefore, my skeptcisn and
doubt in reference to its character and value
tircly removed; aud can and do most cordially and
conilemtially recommend its by all who would
have their hair restored from white or gray (by reason
of sickness agc) To original color and beauty, aud
by all young persons who would have their hair beau
tiful and glossy.
Very truly and gratefully yours,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
EkI 93.El!liIi;sa
r All q q Al. ..

UN anu nTIer MOHdhy, J JUHe -II OoI IIdIHh
will leave Athens as follows:
Going East--Mail at 2.35 p. NJ.
Going West $50 A. NJ.
This road is now open It's entire length,
and connects ats Marietta with Steamboats,
for Parkersburg.
The 9.30 A. NJ. Train West makes close
connection at Loveland with the Little Miami
Mail Train for Columbus.
Passengers will not be allowed to ride on
Freight Trans.
Tickets at reduced rates are sold at Athe us
for Columbus.
Through Tickets can he obtained at the
principal Ticket Offices on TIE line ef the Road
for all points in the West, and for Marietta
aud Parkersburg. John FOGGlTT,
Grucral Ticket Agent. *
chilicollc, April 10.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10

CARLYLE, H.. Jane %, 1859.
7 have used Prof. o. J. Woods Hair Restorative,
aud have admired its wonderful effects. My hair was
becoming, rs thought. prcmaturcly gray. but by the
of his Restorative it has resumed its original color,
and have no doubt permanently So.
6. BREESE, eX- Senator. U. S.
o. J. WOOD a. CO., PrOprietors, 3l2 Broadway, N.
Y, Gn the great n. Y. Wire Raling &stablshment) }
and III Market ST., st. Louis, No: And sold by all
good Druggists [Oct. >, 51.-3m
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Very truly and gratefully yours,
SOLOMON NJ Nm.

FRrEND WooD: II Il long time after | saw you
at Blssord before got the bottle of Restorative for
which YOU gave me an order upon your agent in De-
troit and when got it concluded to try it Mrs.
Mnnn's hair. the surcst test of its power 1t has
done all that you assured me would do; and Others
of my family and friends, having witnessed its effects
now using and recommending its use to others as
entitled to the highest consideration yOu claim for it,
Again, very respectfully and truly, yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10

THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its df every variety of pulmonary disease,
that il is entirely unnecessary TO recount the evil
dencos of its trtues i'll any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of its
fnlness, and So numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried Its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appa
rent to escape obscV ation and where its virtues
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
TO employ for the distressing and dangerous ahec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which incident
20 our climate. Not only in formidable attacks
upon the lungs. but for the mildcr varieties of
CoLDS CQUGIgS, oARsENBsS &c; ; and for chill
DBH il is the plessantcst and safest medicine that
can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people tsqualty is kept up 60 the best that il evCI
has been, and that the gcnunS article is sold by
u. Erred, Druggist, Comt ST., Fomer"y
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A DEARLY GOVERNED CITY.-From the
annual report of Comptroller Flagg, of
New York city, made on Thursday last,
we learn that the cost of governing that
city for the past year, was seventeen mill
ion dollars, being about twenty five dollars
for each man, woman and child within the
corporation. About one-half Of this sum
was derived from taxes, and the other hal f
from pier rents, interest on bonds, &c.
A considerable proportion of this immense
sum was, of course, stolen indirectly
| through fraudulent contracts, &c. lfNew
York is not well governed, it ought to be.
The job costs enough, certainly. 1t may
be remarked, however, that expenses tend
steadily upward.
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A. j. WHITE & CO.,
Sole PTO41rieforS.

SOIe TOpTtetOTS,
SO Leonard Street, New York.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold
by all dealers in Medicines.
Agents wanted i'm every town, village and hamlet
in the land Parties desiring the agcnc, will address
as above for terms.
Price 25 cents per box, five boxes will
be sent on receipt of 81, postage paid.
Dec. ~, 1857. 1y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10

A DEFTYIrIoN IN PoITIcAL EcoNoMl -
"Will you never learn, my dear, the diff
erence between real and exchangeable
value?" The question was put TO hus-
band who had been lucky enough to be tied
TO political economistin in petticoats. "Oh,
yes, my dear, | think begin to see it."
'Indeed?" responded the lady. "Yes,"
replied the husband, "for instance. my
dear, know your deep learning, and all
your other virtues. That's your real value.
But | know also, that none of my married
friends would swr p wives with me. That's
your ercAongeaJle valuo!"
GFA little girl objected to taking n
Spanish quartern change from Dutch
grocer. Mynheer replied -
"Dat yust as coot as any one you yust
take him 10 Cuba, and dey gil tweniy-fr
reuf Cnr him -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10

This Ointment Is universally used boa rd the At
lanic and Pacific whaling fleet a cure for scorbutIc
affections and as the best possible remedy for ound.
ana bruises Large supplies Of il have recently been
ordered by the Sultan Of Turkey hospital
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
DIscIiargIng Ulcers.

most remarkable and happy change Is produce,
In the appearance Of malignn nj ulcers n few
piienionS OF this Ointment The surrounding rcdnes
vahsheH, ana granuleS OF hcnlthy esh begin 10 tax
the place of the discharged matter This process zoe
on more or less rapidly until the oriace Is filled vi
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.

If you suffering with any the above dist
Ing ailments the FLUID EXTRACT BuCnC Will cure you.
Try ii and be convinced Of its efficacy.
BEWARE or QUACK NOSTRUMS AND QUACK
DOCTORS,
who falsely boast of abilities and references. Citi-
zcns know and avoid them, and long suiIe ng,
money. and exposure, by sending or calling for n
bottle of this opular and Specific Remedy.
1t aays all pain and inflammation, is rfcctly
AMI In its lnste and nlOr. but nmclinl In
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
A Word 10 Mothers.

The young are the most frequent sufferers from OF
tcrnal injuries, and therefore every mother shouI
nave tiIS healing preparation constantly AT hand
Is an absolute specific for sore breasts, quickly
moves the encrusted sores which sometime
the heads and faces Of children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06

favorable to the cause Of the liberals rumor has
il that the Zuoaga faction have made overtures for
peace.
Governor Cara and staff arrived in Matamoros on
the 18th inst. His arrival was welcomed by salvos
Of artillery and public manifestations Of joy. Him
self and other aids are busy engaged in organizing
for an active campaign against the enemy. Tamau.
lipas has already considerable army in the field
under General Carvajal, Coils Capistran and Garcia
and ere the month is out there is every to be-
lieve this force will be more than doubled.
The Flag says We have just seen o letter from
Monterey which states that the consulate at that i'm
portant place had been closed since February last
The Consul Mr. Walsh, has been absent since that
time, leaving the archives of that Office in the keep
ing of British subject
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06

l@lIftefoloebte Oi the New orleans Rec
Mexico, June 10, 1853.
Sisgs Of Guad1iajord-Hiness Of General Osolios-
hfoU'rtnts Of General Miramon-THe Eorced
Isis Pofosi. &c.
You will perceive by the papers that for the lss
eight or ten days Guadalaara mas been besieged Inv
the combined forces Of Santos Degolado General
inchief of the Juarez government, aud Blsnco ono
Of Nidsurri's eutenants. The place il defended hv
Generals Casanova, Ianez, Blancarte and Cardens.
The besegers al the last accounts had got possession
Of the important point known as the Bdice Of San
Francisco but nothing further n known ~ the pro.
gress of the siege.
Osollos having fallen dangerously nj of a brin
fevef ~ San Luis Potosr, Gen. Miramon is the onlv
commander. lie has LEFT san Luis at the head of
1000 men evidently with view Of succcring Qua.
dalsjsra but IL IL impossible that Zuazua will suffer
him to pass, and decisive action between the two
armies " consequently eXQccted. Zn@ua Is fine
ticticiaR and provided wWl well disciplined troops.
N'-arnn is Young and lsave, but headstroug and
s....,1 eat tiak he will be defeated w his
on l.gersary. The battle may already have
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A Chaufer of IIarrnra.

JEALOUSY AID MURDER IN VIRGINIA.
The Petersburg (Va.) Express OF the 18th nit.
says
most deliberate case Of homicide occurred near
Nottoway Court House on Saturday morning about
eight o'clock. A gentleman who arrived here by
Saturday evenings Southsde train furnishes us with
the particulars. The parties 70 the affair were John
Farley, wheelwright by trade, a respected citizen
and member Of the Methodist church, and Samuel
G. Morgan, n resident in the vicinity. personal
luminosity had existed between them for about six
months, growing out OF a suspicion on the part of
Morgan that Farley had been on improper terms Of
intimacy with his wife, which, IL is said wholly
unfounded: but such was the belief OF Morgan that
his suspicious were true, that he made repeated
avowals that he would take his life ON various os
casions he had repaired armed with pistols to Far
ley's shop, before which he would stand and abuse
him with the most violent and indecent language.
and exert every means in his power TO provoke him
into fight, all of which Farley bore without offer
Of resentment.
Morgan, however, continued 10 make threats, and
in such manner as 20 leave no doubt on F.'s mind
that he intended to kill him at all hazards. He at
length procured double barrcled gun, and kept II
BY him at his shop, in expectation Of an assault In
the meantime Morgan separated from his wife.
-Four months now elapsed, during which the
threats were continued at intervals. On saturday
morning Farley was in his shop as usual, and ON
stepping casually 10 the door, was Unexpectedly met
by Morgan, who Immediately thrust his hand into
his BOSOM where he had concealed a five shooter
and singlebarreled rifle pistol, and drawing the
former out aimed u AT ms breast. fariey quickly
ran back into the shop. seized his gun, and dwelling
il at Morgans breast fired. the contents entering
near the centre OF the breast and piercing the heart
and as he fell Farley fired the second barrel the con-
ents of which entered the head about the ear, kill
ing him instantly.
Farley then proceeded before Richard J. Irbv
Esq, magistrate for the county, related the cir.
cumstances and submitted himself to custody
when jury OF inquest was empannelled, the case
thoroughly examined and the prisoner discharged
II l.oin n fury hat n
committed in seifdefence, with which the general
impression agress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06

MrRDyR on BOARD SCHooNER.-The Holmes
Hele correspondent OF the Boston Courier says
The schooner Cameo arrived in charge Of Mr.. Davis,
Vineyard pilot, he having boarded her to-day at IL
NJ. at the mouth Of the Vineyard Sound, with colors
flying in distress the captain stating that there had
been an attempt at mutiny, in which he had killed
the mate and wounded two men. Capt. Estabrook
reports on arriving here that the mate had previous
" threatened 20 kill him. and the morning of the
2eth be heard him say 10 the men at the forecaste
ranrway "Who will be headsman p and imme.
diaiely came aft and went into the cabin The cap
tain followed, knocking down the man at the wheel
and the cook on his way, and found the mate armed
with two pistols and one bowie knife. The mate
swapping ono Of the pistols at him. he Capt. Esta
brook struck the mate in self defence. The crew
stated that the captain was kind to them during the
voyage; that there was no attempt at mutiny, and
that tire mate did not arm himself until after the
two men had been knocked down and an attempt
had been made ON the third mate without effect, aud
that after the encounter with the mate he gave up
charge of the sooner and staid in the cabin most
of the day. Capt. Estabrook and crew were arrest
ed soon after arrival by Constable Hurse and Depu
ty Inspector North took charge OF the schooner TO
await orders from Boston. Capt. Estabrook gave
the name of the mate Charles Miller, Of Manches
ter, N H., aged Is years. Capt. +. fSt attacked
Thompson. who was at the wheel, with the frag
ment of a iibboom, and also the cook, Laramer He
then cut the deep lead from the line, carried IL
into the cabin. and there dashed out the brains of
the mate it. Estabrook belongs to Sedgwick, Maine
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CAIRO AFTER THE FLoop.-A correspondent
writing from Cairo, says-The citizens N Cairo are
busNt engaged In removing the slimy deposit from
their houses. There are four Hundred and fittyone
distinct and distnguishable stinks IN the town and
several wards yet to hear from. "The offence
Oveness) of Cairo rs rank and smells to heaven .
Myriads OF mosquitoes, of the largest known breed
and ravenous beyond precedent. GU the as, aud are
ready to commence their bloody work.
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Tine between New A1u NV OIIekus hlI5r
July 1859, seventy 1--WE hours
Tps road Is well made and atocked throughout. lis
heavily roued capable Of performing nrst class mail
service ln calculations based upon report OF tue
Postmaster General In 1925 upon the most eligible route
for postal road between Washington and New Orleans.
has happened that the present road in great part To-
Gated upon the preferred survey made by the highest
scientific authorities Of that day and recommended In the
report 70 which have referred Tho work, which
estimated cost the federal government four or Ave mil
Ions hsa been executed by private enterprise Of charge
Of some twenty iwenty ave millions. and the mail time
between cities estimated 10 ls26 thirteen days,
u likely 70 be reduced to three.
Coipclden, with this improvement In intercourse
with New Orleans, learn that . contract has beer
made with Las are Esq President Of the Tenuantepec
Company for "ransp ortafon Of the California mail
from New Orleans, by wav OF 1ealartepec TO Q connec
ton with the Pacific coast mail at Acapulco" The mail
time proposed to be made under this contract 10 Al fol
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SHIPMENT OF VEGETABLES FROM NozFoLK.-The
operations in this line have reached the enormous
amount of eight thousand five hundred barrels since
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This truck will average three dollars per barrel.
and foots up 20 the snug little sum Of twenty-five
thousand FIVE hundred dollars worth Of vegetables
In two days The Richmond steamer will take on
two or three hundred barrels this evening, and no
doubt the amount will be greatly augmented the
latter part of this week in view OF the tremendous
influx of strangers which must follow the demon.
STATIONS OF next Monday The above figures will
give our distant readers some idea OF The immense
trucking interests OF This place and II the immense
amount Of money invested in this enc hanch Of
business Norfolk Dpy Book June 30.
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oFFICE-Corncr of Main and Quincy streets
ERtrance from Quincy st.
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CuLLCuLS or WHEELING.

Information strangers visiting the city, pub
'h Tie following s' Of ''e dsreHt Chnreies and their
ami place Of meeting. II there any Mistakes
WiiIr,.ketie necessary correction Si I'LL pleasure;
81. JldtEsrr's, EIisooyHidt, Corner and Byron
trcei Rev. Z. 7. PEEESs Tes:or; morning services lU
elosz, evening, I.
s. oRa's EI,iscogugu, Main street. between First and
Second, Wheeling, Eey }. II. a 81, Rector
syrsle,s-MarIirr icy; Uitsruoou & !. might *.
First Tgesbgtsran, REy. Il H. VAN, Pastor, Fourtlst,
Monroe oucy uornlu afternoon
ee0Ed IrssJgicr0R, Wvbtsr street, between MRin and
Msrsy Centre Wherlingi morning aud evening.
Third Er5s5ytertaH El'h street, between Chestnut and
TnlDert south Wheeling, Rev WooDsr Pastor sery
morning and evening.
Fourta ey a rAulI, Pastor, NIansreet,
Washington Rnd Adams risi services morning and
evening.
Foueh street Jleodist El,iAecll Rev. J. f. wILsoS,
Pastor Four; between MOnros and Quincy services
morning. aud evening.
Yc-ts srss ieaoois Eisecpal. .Rey. ErorRPastOr
ark,t and NorEh s;s %oii wheeliIEi services
uorIlng and evening.
cRsDi.ae Sreet Vehkodit Ktsccpdl. Rev. T. II. NoS-
EnF, PASTOR, carne street First and seeOnd,
CeniIe Vice 'ne services morning and evening.
Sou,A Fhee'irg u. E. Gursi, Rev. A. sTEvEss,
RstoT; service. morning and evening
WELDING leland C6dPel, Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
wusoN Pastor.
German Auiodi.t EIscopos, I,ev. c. uELpIo PASTOR
Chapne street. between wsBs,sr and TLhd, Centre Wheel
Ms.
81 J'rfHes Cdthe't~df, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev BISHOP
n. Y. WnkLlS street, OF Hampden services
morning and afternoon
;S,oeiate Ec1Aod Rev J. T. McClURE, Pastor corner
OfM and Jefferson sts morning
Djciiio's Market street. between Webster and Third.
centce Whceng services lC% IL tbs morning, and ~
evening.
Erargeliec3 Protstant Rev. lfrLFE Pastor, Clay
rect, above sixth, Eastwheel.uF.
zion EyaRgsiieaI LnheriaH, Rev. 2. Znn'uERNhs
Pastor Market street, between Webster and TIrdi Centre
whcrlinr;servie morning sns evening
,Gjsh Synagogue, Quincy street, Market and
Main.
G,woa Praissfant, Union EalI, Main street, between
SfaHrse aad oulney; services 1oEs morning.
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ODD FELLOWS D1RECroRY

vir=tniua lodge Nc. ;l.-sIects every Thursday
evening atthe Hall Of Market Quincy streets
JAMS NJ HAtl, y. C.; r. II. Carr, Secretary.
FFuakiiU lodge No. I3.-NIeets as Rbov,evcry
Manlay evening. DAVID DArHA, n. C.. WiHiGHl p.
Nc T.Ircy, Secretary.
WIN. TciI Lodge No. 3J.--Meets Nsabore eve
Wednesday evening. WHlAH nElsrR, y. g.; johH
SridAe, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 50 -Mse.. ssaoovs every
Saturday evening.
w. D POrrs. n. c. John Taosarrr, Secretary.
SIuoIn hodge No. S3.-Nerts 5 above every
Frley evening. JOS UtsElr, y. c. Josn I. M'-i'el,
Secretary.
"a' Tell f3nenmPFHCnt No. 3I.-Mset' as
Abavc aseoHd fogrtl Tuesday evenings of each
month. JoHS BNDER, c. r; CtGs. LjHet, Seribe-
1brHu'S EurnmPm"nt No. E.-Meets as
ahnve the Fs:,I tti' rue yevennfs Of each month
wv. TSTtos,c =; Geo atira Jr, Scribe. March IS
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio Lod=e No tOi-Neets NasouIc Han,
Mars; and Monroe streets; th5 s ard nfrd Non
day evenings Of eaShn5uth. c. u. ". Mi Iisz-
un'ie- LaEghliH, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge no. f2S Meets as above on
the '~t and ssird Thursday evening each month. F. l.
BasSTLISGEE, W. A.; 5. ". PeTrsoa, Secretary.
WaCeiiuE UHiou Chapter No, I9.-Sleets as
above on the 's'I Monday evening Of each aoE:h. w e
Sco=s, II P; 5. T. PsarsOH, Secretary.
"aceIiEG EncnmPmenf No. I.-.irets a
'h'ys ca he9ass Monday evening os each month WI
4 .Larieg, Rssordsy
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nc CORRESPONDENTS

LETTERS concerning subseTp;iou, advertising other e.
OF tue lnesycvri should be addressed To
Es ircpr!,toTs.
iCtss concerning lr editorial department Of the paper
huu BE addressed tp the Edogs Jointly, to either
.is1n.
ocrre-road=uls writing fOr Publication, viii please write
O. it T. on" side OF tue VG!-r.
Dsgr'sI.ce OF the aooye rules VIII greatly ob'ige
Id sec" go.e psclt attention 70 coErusrcndcuts than
ey U:slt 'l1rr .se receive.
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n OiN that has cd u tssHi fas ? rfa
~ IrIsr G.s at ILL h-yr made Ger Fletc
ts 20 kt~u fuy iit u - syiyic 'l ~
for sarty. ptTy - ati 81
perioT 10 any other ~ TiH- Gii Crr Il r.
ul the lowest aH r.
tail al J X. uTNgiA1i 4 co..
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Domc stics aud Foreign Staple

OoIneSGicS aud EOTel8n staple
PHiNT---.t psreesst uuiV ard worth IA
BLEACilEp NGsLiSs-l.ar p--cts- f-u .aTd fir. aud
me, for eui, - afd Aisn cNeflirrt quail
ty - Nusne for ouiy crrf yard Asuerier article ot
sga iiaad Irnsu huslins Eile foT ctnts. SLevtin
AID fiiou ease MlsiIEs p lllrst Yriss-
CnECfSs n; prizes Bcisicf , frst rate fTti-
re, foF 10 cents yEFl, ard 90 --rrrlar -
01iy ~ evEts pr gsEi. Wy cheap
tEAfiA veTy cnasi austT. Tor only cents Per ard
HUSH LlNENS-A stseil. aFt.eiC, EaHraltea al iut,
for c4.s g -ssa-s a yard.
diNHAas-SugsTor goods, fast eeiors Euarautee, for
N c.tts.
BIZ EEGEs AND LUsTgEs-sozre IS Icv 2. errts
yarss 81 lsH2-srl ALA HLNMAN's--
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CHOICE and SELECT!

Ts Hsslv rstsir,d sfsi Sprtpr az SgnfsssF Goads
II - sfsgs of IAg- Il g--s - ecsasr JsgoG
trad Va 81, hNe.isEg. ia
MtSFLGfh Ulsil ffleua nns CusfsuHaFs 60 cell
aud TCafsu- tLflf, S>iAff ? RS,
I-EsZISGS AARSELLLES GO0hS, AOS4sEY , esd
NUfAVAs JEST rceG4ru from The kEsirF Having
taii ataiuu Co stierii Fups, isS
nd-nt of being able 70 Erstliy he fsslii
mi2p THOS. itUGHEE.