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TOUANDA BRADFORD CO., PA.
INSTRI-CTOPS.

INSTRUCTORS.
pr-v T,,rrc N,UrIIrAN prircin,I Professor or A.,
" ;o,,. f,,t-..,I,. I'D ua,t'I ,,d Nj c,f,r.a "
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ctnr,I I'.;',,a -. - '' ~ ~
viSl ~ ~ EpTrcIrr pr,.ontrcss.
Ms; I(fff III , pI-TI IL Assistant.
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JfSS MI tVN y, pTFp t.i.t,nt In.tr,.,nr a., pi
a,, ,ri Wcln,iCnr, "
Mss CI ,PilSN 4 'sTOCKvFTT Teacher oF Frarc,.
and r,r,y,;,g " ''' " >'o'
CT,EpTIjsE TIIIFF I-sber.
NJ ~ VL,TrI - u iJ-TGE S.cv..~a
Tbc Winter Term ,,Iprne1rrs en- Wod7e-dsv no,e.,
I,r and y,iIl r1rtfrr Il week. cvrirsiva oF recn
of 10 day NJ .hrj-fr,,s
t.,,..,'s,. pm TINY
pavoIln Invariably ia ,rnre ar ono r,f IN cn.arir,
the .,,nlI an6 orc half - i, middle cf the
and cCr ;r'ro,,,:.. in,r,,t,l
Primary aertnrn s4co
Prcnar.I .,. G 60
~ i 80 , - ,,r tr,, ~,
Higher, 1T and ID wear nCr tcrn,,... On
C,Is..il,i = ,-,,r Jyc~ -, n,
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EIRE INSURANCE-Thc undersigned j,
agent for tho following ssfc and reliable Companies
Farmers Urjoa Insurance Co. Athcns. Pa.
Capital, 5000, ,Or0.
State Mutual Insurance Ca. MryisJnrg, Pa.
Capital, $2O0,00O
Gtr0rd Insurance Co. E. PhHadc'ykiG, Pa
Capital, $500. .G0O.
These Compancs insure against loss damage by fire
IN the most reasonable terms Dwelling Houses. Furn
tre, Warehouses Merchandze &c. and Farm Property
a-nred for any length OF time All losses will be prompt
S paid. {. : RUSSELL
Towanda, December 25. 1856.
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REM

We do not see the philosophy" Of this
remedy, since the pressure Of the air produced
by gust of wind would operate quite as fore
IDLY upon the side openings, as upon the top.
--1mericaa Agricnlturid.
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ROOTS AND SHOES-The largest and
~ most complete assortment of Boots and Shoes oyer
exhibited in Towanda to which particular attention has
been given IN the purchase and which will positively be
,old less tban at any other establishment in Northern
Pennylvania just received Nv
april Q, lSj7' J. POWELL
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WANTFn-spectacles for one who turns a
lind ear or an affair
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w. IA GIIATTT3 H[RGIM,
Ea2
.alz%,s ~

{ LOCk & WATCH REPAIRER.-T
~ undersigned is constantly receiving from New-York
10y Empress new additions to his Stock ofWatcheS Clocks
JeWclry Silver ware" and Fancy Goods. comnr~ing in
pat-Go,d and Silver Lever. LEpne and Plain Watches
with fn and complete asortnlcnt ofFine Gold Jewelry
.ch D"id chains LoeketS, Bracelets, Gold Pens Keys
B'ca>tPins, Ear-Eings. Fingci-Ring> etc etc Also -
larEevar"yo Silver ware such Table and Tea spoons
Cream spoons Butter knives Salt spoons Spcctaces to.
gcher with extensive assortment of Plated An
oI which Will be sold very low for CASH.
'LocKS~-A large assortment Clocks Just received Of
an ranging in prices from IS cents to Fifty
Dollars. '''!
Hn- Watches repaired on short no;ise and WARRANTED
to run well. Also, all kinds Clocks repaired
W. ~ would beg leave to say. that he is prepared to
execute the difficult jobs such as can be done ~ no
othel Shop short Of Ncw-Yurk city.
TOwanda, February | 1857
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tsg~ A gentleman presented lace collar
10 tue object of bis adOration and, in a jocu-
lar way said
- Do not let any one else rumple it
Ne, my dear said the lady, | will
take it off"
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r. wATRors NJ sEwARD T. II. COOK.
- WATROUS X Co, DEALERS IN
ls HEAVY &. .STELFHiRDIF-IRE Nos. &

We have recontlv made large additions to extensive
stock and have hand complete assortment Of
ery description of Hardware which offer al the lowest
ca-h prices; consisting Mechanics fools Building Ma
teriaS Iron and steel Nail, and spike Ropes and Cord
age Paints Oils and Glass. Mil OF every size and
shape. either Muluy Gang Circular
Machine Bcnr, of all widths both Of India Rubber
leather Glass wh0le~alc We prepared to supply
Merchants with Glass Nails scythes Forks &c.. at Man
uarturers prices. Tin, sheet iGon and Copper work on
hand or made Ia order.
CONTRACTORS TOOLS-Whcelbauows Anes' ShO-
ycls, Blasting Powder, Sr.
Agents for Rich 4 Wildcr's Patent SaGmanGrr Safes.
Fairbanks Platform Scales and Welch Griilths Crcu-
lar
Large sizes up 70 90 inch always hand and sold at
Factory Prices. Particular attention paid to orders 10y
mail.
Elmira April :, 1856 n-i+-l2m
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NlistgtlaiI,ous.
JEWELRY! lEWELRY! JEWELRY |
a. WI. Warmers

a. WI. Warmers
Neg j. Splendid Jeretry Store, one door north
of Pattons Drag Store,
HAS just been opened with the largest and
"A most choice stock of FASHIONABLE
lSaEh9M JEWEIRY ever offered 10 a discriminating
As-- II public. Indeed, he safely say that with
E&t%, I'm the opening of his store has been i'll
SsSsstt>AA| auguTated era in the Jewery line,
nasmuch az along with the choice and elegant assortment
he gives the reliable Of almost incrcd-
bic reduction prices the rich and tasteful articles hav
ing been all bought with ready cash
A. ". W. when he reflects how for the past years with
far less attractive stock he has enjoyed large share
of public patronage aters himself that the immense in
OF Goods he offers, which have been bought
much advantageously, will enable him To increase
the generous confidence which has hitherto been v0uCh
saed to him. He therefore socits continuance of the
favor Of his old customers and invites the public general
ly to and see the fashions.
BS-THE WATCH REPAIRING DEPARTMENT viii
continue to lie distinguished by the skill and despatch
which has heretofore enabled it to enjoy the enyahe rep
utati0n of being the most reliable in toHn.
TOwanda, September "A, l5j.
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GllsreAnneons.
TOWANDA HARDWARE CUTLERY,
IRON AND STOVE STOPE.
d c. HALL

Wholesale and Retail Dealer
In Hardware and Stoves. Iron
and Nails. Sash, Glass, Paints
and Oils, House Trimmir cs--
all kinds 0fCarrilge trimmings,
Seat Cloths ard Laces, Carriage
Sulkey and Seat Springs: Car
pentcis' and Juirers' Planes
Saw, Augcrs. ChiselS ana all
other ToolS-Cross Cut, Mill
and Circular Saws, Blacksmith
Tools, Bellows, Anyils, Vices,
Hammers and Screw Plates,
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DR CHAS. NJ. TURNER, PHYSICTA

II b. PARSONS. TTORNEY AT
IZs LAH-. TROY, Bradford Co., Pa. OAice over V.
MSH F. Longs store. Aug l. l56.
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HENRY Il. MKEAN, ATTORNEI
1 L fT Law. TOWANDA, PA. will pay prompt
attention business entrusted TO him. Collections made
on reasonable terms with prompt remittances octl9
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


8. @. Herring 4 Co.'s Patent ChampAsa SaSbs.
TINE subscribers, grateful for past hyos, and
finding that DISCRIMINATING public we're bssowips .hek patron
70 that extent that exhibit al
their stock have snarga thss depot by osnn extensive
sAlsxrOo broadway No. ISL
poste the City HAIL. This enlargement wsrsOuas with The
recent extensive enlargement Of their factory win enable the suhsc
be koep hand at all times larger stock Of burglar
proof s than oshsr establishments tho world PARTICULAR
onuoa VIII be had 70 safes for private ntes match
with other furniture for the security Of plate and jowery
Also 4
win keep hand kinds money chests
DOORS and bank vaults Halls powder locks for banks
doors Jones bank lock and Cyger
patsnt iettss lock, without key. aI .0Ha
s. O HERRING Co.,
~ Nos. 1870 1a7, and lS9 Water Street, aud
ffnt tf No. 2tl Broadway Murray st. New York
bHffl r.lastf lsl r. C0YLE CO., AgentS
ar n ssn,5 Dr4 49, Washington D. G.
~ B. w. KNOWLES, Agent
May 2e1y Richmond. Virginia
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United states Patent once,
Washington, May II, 1885.

nN the petition of Erastus f. Cole, Of Somers-
" vie Massachusetts praying for tho extension Of patent
granted September 1914 Improvement
nchncs cutting on piles under water - for from
expiration said patent which takes place the $h day Of
September, 1853
petition heard tho Patent Once on
August O'Clock all
notified appear and show they have why said petition
ought To be granted w -
Persons opposing the required the Patent
objections specially forth writing AZ least twenty
OF hearing all testimony Alcd by either party 70
hearing be and transmitted in accord
Office which will be furnished appca
ton.
testimony the will be closed the 81 Of August
dispositions other relied upon testimony, must
cd before the morning TINT day the
ments any, within days thereafter.
also, TINT this notice DO published In tho Union, wash
ngton c. Post Boston, Massachusetts, for three
weckte rst Of said publications least sixty days before
the lch Of August the day Of hearing. JOS HOLT,
t. Commissioner u Patents
Eors OF the above papers will please copy aud send Their
bills to the Patent Once with paper containing this notice
May 18--1awaw lH
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ABOUT /" FRAGRANT HI P.iN.4S."

The editor of the Horcuturalist who has been tray
Cling in Cuba has sent home several interesting letters
his journal In he furnishes particulars about
cigars not generally possessed by of choice
Havanas in this direction He says that the numerous
small manufacturers sell their article at low figure
the great dealers, like Pargas the Cabanass houses
who subject Thorn to rigid picking the best looking
the outside, and which have cost In the unpcked
state ten dollars per thousand, number one, AMI will
be charged to the unthinkng American customer, who
looks only to the external appearance at fifty dollars
the second at twenty thirty and the cnng will find
q market at about the original price that
Smokes at six or cents the tobacco exactly
that better informed and economical people get for
one cent ess s;fi 80 III VI ..fi,t b8gJ lt Is
I The reputation of the (nominaD maker has much to
do with the price, and this reputation in thousand
instances in all countries kept up by ossie appearances
When particular brand, size, and shape have become
popular in any country strong efforts are made to keep
up this appearance and stimulated article has to be
ros0red to the moment the demand exceeds the supply
which is always limited Then the various methods
of deception thewrapper must be exact in color, and
tits dyed the shape must be the same and the maker
skilled in this particnlar FORM must have higher price,
or he will go ever to q rival house. "a "a {
Instances of this kind of difficulties are constantyrea-
ted and employer has frequently to advance large
sums to his best workmen to keep them in good humor
when this quality fails them, the rival will pay all they
owe to get them into his workshop the best makers be-
ing always in demand and earning from two to six dol
lars day, according to their skill q ~ 1s,s hait
Tbs leaf requires to be In particular stage of moisture
TO work to advantage, and you may Sec the evening
hour Of closing the factory on, the master mind is
dropping or spripkng his leaves and laying them out
all the rooms in various proportions according
ascerained necessity And here another process is
sorted to this is of the moment for dying the
wrapper but it ia also the opportunity embraced TO flavor
what Is to constitute the interior popular brand must
be kept nearly a. possible Of taste, in wine it
easy to deceive In this particular and the filling is inn
ersed in solution of other tobaccoes made resemble
nearly possible the flavor required Thus good
(TO r of Pal very
probably manufactured from Virginia tobacco import
cd from some other island dn ~ ssi. fe.t,.t I
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LONDON CORDIAL GIN-THE
! ORIGINAL AND ONLY InNDAN INHERITED This

y
distilled barley surveillance the
British excise laws decaey favored with ncure Of the Italian
juniper berry, and Of the valuable resoraves Of the
table Kingdom rendering IT, In the opinion or tho most eminent med
cal tho and safest smuant diurec drink
delicious tonic, delicate differing entirely
from other Gin and devoid that harsh acrd taste which
dcr the article known Holland Gin Shnaps Objectionable
Though intended medicine recommended by physicians
generally In Of Dyspepsia Govt Rheumatism osy Gravel
Coc Cholera Fever and Structure Diseases OF tho Urinary Or
the Kidneys and the Bowels Nervous Debility &C. whilst the
weaker will find by M adoption relief from those tress
which frequently their delicate organization
Dr. Valentine Mott, Of New York the highest medical authority
CARS LONDON CORDIAL GIN only superior
other but the best article the kind he has SEEM
peculiarly adapted to settlers in the southern and western
well travellers changes
For sale quarts seventy vo cents and ps cents
by druggists ucrers merchants Beware
Buy only CIiARESS NONE OTHER Is IMPORTED
had in Washington OF Ford Brother, Daniel Clark
Wilson, Hamilton Leach Wallace Eliot, Richard Ryon
tt'. @ EDMUND c. CHARLES
ta 81 ..h Importer, No 40 Broadway, New York.
ts.1t4H fsty EDMUND c. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar LILY rfr at 40 Broadway, New York.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

ON THE PETITION Of " wenplc o. Westinghouse voc
former II Chicago, Illinois, the schenectady Nes
York. praying Tor the extension them on inc
ldh u july 1S&4 for machines for thrcs"s
and cleAnnt grain, for from the expiration o. s
patent, which takes place the 18th day Of July 1883
ordered si tho said petition Patent once on
Monday the lHA II July next IL O'Clock and all persons arc
nced 70 appear and show II they have why said p
ought not TO be granted.
erMns opposing the extension required 10 ale 10 the pa
Osee their oaecons specially orth writing 1t least wenp
days befre tho day Of hearing all testimony filed by either
be used at the said hearing and TRANSMITTED ID
with the rules The which will DO furnished on app
tOn. fllf W.. NfF
Tho testimony the case will be closed the I'd OF 1ug
deposons other papers relied upon testimony mus
flied in the once before the morning that day the argument
il any, within i've days Thereafter. 49,.
Also published tho Union Wss
ton National Chicago Illinois, week for 'h
publications nj ca.t Say
days before the l2th Of July next the day Of hearing
JOS HOLT.
Commissioner Of Iacn"
PS-Etors papers win please copy and send ne
hills to the Patent oHcc with paper containing this notice
May l-Iaw3w
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yTTIsCONSIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION

wv ISCVNpIN AND MINNEcUTA OUMNIIoOIUN,
wv INTELLIGENCE, AND GENERAL LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FARN ONCE Main the Banking House
Cole Sumner, n Co., La Crosse Wisconsin. ~ a ef
am prepared buy, SELL give information with regard to
farming, ands locate lands either
With land Wisconsin Mnnesota
the selling lands lots dwelling other
commission make collections, taxes
collect rents, &c., Be-
Particular given OANING MONEY which guaranty
three
and secure to tho from ten twelve cent paid
nay Wisconsin
advancing
rs 100 per Interest legal Wisconsin, high
IL cent, and in Minnesota there usury law.
All business aud letters inquiry promptly attended and
rcmtcd by mail part OF the country
Feb 17--6m y 5ld3t H6ltlt att GEO FARNAM. y
He refers TO the following gentlemen: Hon. Washbunc NJ c.
Mineral Point Wis., Alex W. Randall Madiso WIS., Lieut. Gov
Campbell Wis. Hastings, Estate
rrempccan, Wis., Hon 1co Rodo lreoevcr land osoe) La
Wis., Hon d. d. Cameron In Crosse Wis., Judge Lord
do; Hon. Gall, Oudge 9th judicial ccui Galevle, Wis.,
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A YOUNG ROMULUS IN INDIA

t'iou' 0''0nAN : ou"V. j .t5., \
There Is now at Suanpoor boy who was found alive
m . wolf den, near Chandour about ten miles from
,uitanpoor ABOUT TWO years ana nan ago trooper
sent by the native governor OF the district OF Chandour
70 demand Oh some revenue was passing along
Tue pahK Vi tne lsel heai Shaaout ABOUT noon, Wheh
ne saw large female wolf leave her den followed by
three whelps ana little boy me boy went on all
ours ana seemed 70 DC on the best possible terms with
the OLD dam ana Tue three wheps ana the mother seem
cd 10 guard all iour Win eqaai care lhcy All went
down 70 the nser and drank without percelvng tthe
trooper VINO sat upon nm horse "a.chng CneHn AZ soon
as they were aDout 20 Turn oack tne trooper pushed on
% c' on any secure sne poy he ran ~ last as the
"heips couu ana Kept Wy WiA INC od ono Line ground
was uneven Ana the trooper morse could not overakc
them 1hey al entered inc den ana tne trooper assem-
oed some People IRON lnandour, WIN pick,axes, and
lug INTO the den' when they haa dug IN about six or
elsht lee' the oa Won Dol'co WIN hcr 'hree wheps
ana the ooy Inc trooper mountco ana pursued, fol
'owco ny ehc hse'ess syouns men Oh the party
ana as Inc s.ouna over wnrn snoy nad 70 ny was
o'1 ovon, no 1890 - s. u sa'n.u e WHIPS anu
ooy ss.A .n' Icy -. 'no 10y,
and les The oa Dam ana ner !nsee cubs 60 on their
way icy sooA su0 ~ .a1 ous nsu 70 we
' ~ n' - so5 ,ps'.1, s1 sAuss.o M" ~ s1sn
I'm o snea hm "an,d ost n"hn 2 'tiea
~ "A0 NJ spoan' puv Souiu see no.nB oii nm
gs :" XII Som ad NJ ~ Ssxpti
is. ~ ~ w. sY s.Y"s W..
~; ~ ho...,. ,.v.ad ~, .;aa .an ia.
.ls n MIA 1890 ,a.r ho W. rsno 80 - h;r ~
s aon s,n' ~: A.lo ne' nm, e lu'"ou az n NM
nN caonsd .st nt hs Ho n;n " m e
iionst Int when ~f -, nsss s.as otfsrs5 hs aa;.a
!, Eth svd;tv mn. i, ~ ~. o5 d liz; ms .' ,;,
A. snd It. - yv;tL sy;dsnt nls. 10 pT,S IN IN
,t ~. go rs,roa &C. 49,; hI. ~, 800. - 80; -. ~
madc No ob;ection to doc COMING and shar;na ~ g.,
Win him, The tr,oper1 remained with him fonr M i
Law, and then rrturnci tn the govcrror lea vino t,
NV In Charge Of the Ra;ab of Has,prx,r TIs rs1.t
M that ho bsd saen ond thc hrv.,-as po,, os.or-
th E,,os,ean1 ce3,sr commandng tbe lot rs;nsnt ~
Dude Tnrsi fufuntrv at sultannoor Can't Ncbolt,. h
- ~ an. n-;.h ~ II.s,nv, In . az 1hs :.
~ CO., ths hos ,rhan ,ha tm,nor e.. hrorrnt H.; =.
anu saw sio 10y wnen VIZ ''oopel ss pioughe nun 70
80. s,.ert f ~h.A hsf taIer ,ias.s ns., N,so,..
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TINTED STATES IRON STEAMER WATER
" ch1herc win BIO Sold tho 1st day Of June
United Statcs yard Washington, II O'clock hull
The iron steamer Water Witch The vessel built the Washing
yard 1874 Her length deck 100 inches
feet inches hold 10 feet and tile draught Of water she
FEET inches There valves and
lass attached TO the hull OF engine wood
and other timber work inside estimated tho weight Of the
Is from TOTO 80 ~ s5'fl w
purchaser will railway In
haul her but the labor will be his expense viii
be permitted 70 keep her reasonable time
necessary
The vessel DO examined tmc will be sub
iect TO the ratification of the department aFef t4
The are cash. wM FINN, wv,
April 27--law4w Navy Agent.
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JNHIS large boarding and day school for young
IL ladies' so long and avoaby known conducted by Miss l.
Miss NJ
assisted by and experienced teachers in
department learning. slt .l Ntit Aaat-t ssif y
Members oCongress whose call Washing
may place daughters super
accustomed dothe this
seminary representing nearly every she Union
particulars address Sos NJ j. NARROWER, 49, y
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep 12-eotf Georgetown, D. G.
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The boy did not to in the least the death of
the dog. The parents recognized tn boy vAsnh ~ was
first found Captain Nchelsth helsxes b~A whaa thsy
found him to be :s&spd aad lnaensbls. tg ~ him
to subsst upon charity. Tsy have now In Homnpoor
and the age Vt the boy when carried eG opnt b
tanned bat hs,was 10 Al Appearance Aheut nice or
years Vt age whaa FUND and hs lived a2s tAsas years
after wards. He ussd sgns whsa ~ wnntsd aavthing
and very few of them except when hungry and be then
pointed to his mouth. When his food placed ut
distance from him. he would to it all fours
like any tp footed animal but e other pas b. would
walk upright occasionally. He summed human beings
Of all kinda ana would Willingly cmsih ussr
To cold hest and rain he appeared 10 be indifferent
quiet, and required no kind Of yantaAsr being brought
to Captain Nchoetts He had lived WITH Captain Nicho
lsts servants shout two yeas and newer heard to
speak till within few minutes Of his DEATH when he put
his hands TO his head and said it ached and asked
for water he drank it. and died.
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DURE SODA WATER.--sYLvEsTERs SODA

DURE SODA WATER.--SYLVE WESTERNS SODA
FOUNTAINS streets from purcst
raugh Of the genuine Csrbonaed Soda Water drawn from
fountains cy cod quaed codous Righteousness
in active operation illustrating by daily increasing patronage the
appreciation Of ~ superior medicinal properties aud Its
agreeable and paaa6ls nsd hustal
acid fountains yclcp soda
under that dcnscd connding and
suspectns public. ~ af ifAsl14 ~ ~ - siTl ~
xuSbackSsrry Cream, Clars Cspuioum Qns Hook Lsn.
Aara Nectar Orange Orgsa Pear Pins Apple
Raapbsrry SArapa Strawberry Sherbc sasaas sherry and
AID strawberry lemon sarsspsssa Mood Something
GA free anything sold In the Nstrc b. pns sBJsi bTt
Ay i-reousm lls M lal2a Lglg nL-n ihn uw
DHILPS SUNDAY LIST OF NEW BOOKS.-U
IL sula Tale Country rxM BY Miss scwciI u 60
The spcy Revolt its csrcs and s osassauences BY Henry
MonA ~ oe0ea if lnTEr 5iEFtNI -gAis irl ~ y
gmohanans Christian Researches In India; rs cents , ~
Hardy apd Hunter. by Ward; II. ~
q James Grant s6
fe Fay Amer To Morrow Tsta ndscd by william
Tho History aud Antiquities Of Florida by George Faants
RSs,Aee's Eaucatc,al Manuals. di to1s Afisg tt tr
.Cusndn Things; cent? s.i II fla ID ~ s.i bra Qsf
ArthnStic; ~ csnts .,ssl pa 81 ,lai.t, t,
For sals n PHILIPS New Bookstore
(" sa2 Pennsylvania avenue,
Nay 20 tif9lHfh Sfii Between 9th and 1osh stresses
W. u D.
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