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NEW xoRK MARKET.

New York, March Is.
Flour very firm and more active; sales
1000 bbls at 4,30a4 ,35 for super stat e;
4,4oa4,65 extra do; 4,30a4,45 super
western; 4,50a5,25 common to medium
extra do.
Wheat firm and quiet.
Rye steady at 6sa70.
Barley lower, salas 5000 bn handsome
state II.
Corn steady; sales 10000 bu new
southern at 6sa7l.
Oats quiet at 44a46 state and western.
Pork uneha ged.
Beef steady.
Cut Meats quiet.
Dressed Hogs steady at 63a71.
Lard firm at l0a104.
Butter in good request at 14a20 for
Ohio; l7a24 state.
Cheese steady 9aI04.
Whisky dull 3I4;
Stocks lower and quite dull this
morning.
Money-Rates are unchanged and
supply continues liberal, with an active
inquiry.
sterling Exchange quiet and nominal.
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Cas- BE PossIBLE.-We were last
evening assured by a gentleman who
professed to be we'll posted in the mat
ter, that there are in the Third Ward q
very large number of families, ma ny o.
the heads of whom are mechanics, who
subsist upon n meal per day. We can
hardly realize that such is the fact, es-
peeial4y amongst mechanics, in this day
of cheap provisions, but we arc assured
that it Is a truth. neyertheless. Seven
meals per week for hearty, robust work
ing men, even though not at their daily
labor, is hardly sufficient to satisfy the
cravings of nature.-C6neinuatt Gqr.
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St. Louis News.

Sr. Louis, March IL.
John NJ. NOEL was nominated by the
Democratic Convention in the seventh
Congressional District to succeed Saml.
C~aruthers.
The steamer Lady Walton arrived at
Jefferson Barracks yesterday, with two
hundred troops from Fort Smith.
bred additional troops from the sam
post, sunk a hundred and sixty miles
below Carlo. 1t is not yet ascertainca
whether any lives ere lost. The troops
belonged to the seventh regiment infan-
try, destined for Utah.
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\. J. KErNv. E<q-This gentlemen,
as will be observed by his card in this
paper, has opeLed a law Office il Mans
field. He will continue his residence
and partnership with Mr.. JAcoDs in this
toun,-but there is a probability that
he may choose Mansfield as his perma-
nent home. There is not in Ohio, with
IN our acquaintance, q member of the
legal profession who has achieved a more
rapid and brilliant success thaa Mr..
KENsY. His political and professional
merit entitIe him to the position he oc
cupies.
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REv1vALs.-The number and extent
of religious revivals during the present
season. is entirely unprecedented. The
New-York Examiner sums up the re-
suits of the REVEALS, ascertained from its
correspondence and exchanges for the
last Eve weeks, as over twenty thousand
conversions, which is exclusive of the
large number not specified, and other
large numbers not publicly mentioned
at all.
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COLUMBUS NURSERY
For the Spring of 1858.

A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
AFRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Shrubs, Vines, ETC., including
APPLE TREEs,(3 years grated, very thrifty,
and of the best varieties for Central and South
ern Ohio.
PEAR TREES, both standard and dwarf, the
latter on Anglers ounce stocks, very thrifty
and handsome.
-cHERRY Taxes. adapted to the climate of the
Southwest. mostly on Mahaleh stocks, and
branching low.
Peach Trees. of the best age and size, with
fine healthy roots, and of the choicest kinds.
Plums, Ounces, Apricots, Nectarines, Al
monds, Grapes, CGrrants, Goosoberrics Rasp-
berries, Strawberries, Rhubarb and Asparagus.
Roots, Usage Orange Plants, flor hedging, } etc
Also, Evergreens of various kinds, Roses,
and Ornamental Shrubs and Flowers, in great
variety. at low prices.
u Send for a DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE, and
order directlyfr from head quarters, as no Agents
are employed to sell trees for us. Articles
will be packed securely. and forw arded to
any points, on tbs Railroads. as Directed
Twenty varieties of choice FEowER SEEDS
sentby mail. postage free. for SD Address
NJ. B. BATEHAM d CO,
Columbus, o.
Feb. II, 1858. 6w37
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VENeEANcE-on the night of Sun
day, February 81, the two sons of Mrs.
Manly, living at Littletown Station, on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, killed
her laramouf. They went away frem
home 10 be gone all night, but returning
unexpectedly, they found the man in bed
with their mother, and killed him. He
was stabbed through the heart three
times. The boys escaped, One of
them is ten and the other fifteen years
old.
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AMERlcAE AeRIcuLTuRIsI.-We have
not received of late this excellent agri-
cultural Journal We regard it as we
have heretofore said, as being among the
very best published in the country IL
response to Nj. jumps private note
to editors" &c, We will be glad to re.
ceiye sueh seeds as he may select.
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L. A. JEsvIsos.-By reference to our
advertising columns it will be seen that
this gentleman has parehased the estab-
lishmeut Of w. y. WAssoN, and is pre-
pared to accommodate airwho may favor
him with a cali.
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Prevention Better than Cure.

HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS are spent daily
Il which a little prudence might have saved, By
using Or. GEORGE r. BOMBS PREVEN.
TIVE. The article is specially intended as a
svrsand positive PRorkcToR. against diseaseana
pregnancy : 1T IL perfectly safe no metallic sub
ssance enters into its composition. and can be
used atalltimes withouttEoubleor in inconvenience
The price ofthe PREvENrIrIvKis 81 90 the single
one ; $500 per haiti dozen and So 90 perdoEer
The above article Can be sent by mail TO any part
Of the United States. or Canada hostase FREQ
A liberal disc ada to pealers Druggists &c
GEORGE r. BOND.
90 Orchard street. corner CRAM, New YORK.
IyvIenIe
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* The prosecution against WADs-
WORTH LYMAN, Of Ruggles, to which we
referred last week, failed to commit the
plaintiff, after a contest which occupied
three days. The case was tried before
Justice DEyoR and j. ". SMITH, Esq.
For the prosecution, Messrs- osBoRN&
McCAaTY; for the defence. Messrs.
FuLTos &JAcoBs. A large number of
witnesses were examined, and the case,
(which attracted a good deal of interest,
WAS conducted with marked ability on
both sides.
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ED. b. s. SAMPszL viii, after
the LIST Of Apil, return to the practice
sof his former profession. The Doctor
has heretofore been a very successful
practitioner. and We have little doubt
thatshis business will be quite as exten-
ssive as he will desire to have it.
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NoTIcE TO sTocKHoIpERs.
OYrrcE OF THE PirrsBuReu. Fir. W. {. RSR.,
PrrTsBuReH, March list. 3s58.

IS EgE1E&&z
OFrrcE OF THE PlrTsDuReH. FIR. va c.R@R.%(
PrrTsBuReH, March list. 1883.
TINE first annual meeting ofthe st0ckholders Of
i the PITTSBURGH. FIT. WAYNE CHICA
GO R. X. Company will be held at the Rooms of
the Board of Trade in the City of Pittsburgh on
TUESDAY. the 30th dag of March. inst.t at 9
O'Clock p, NJ. at which time the report ofthe Di-
rectors and OfAcers ofthe operations of the en-.
tot the first seventeen mo Lths Of the Consobaa>
tion W III be presented and read.
The election for a new Board otDirectore VIII
be held at the same place on 3lst
inst. between the hours of9 A. NJ add Pm
Stockholders, and the representatives. Of
hnlding stick will secure special free tickets to
and from Pittsburgh for this occasion, on HPplt-
cation to the different Stttion AEnts.
Proxies may beodtained Al The General OH IN
Pittsburgh, or at the Office in New York NO. y
William ST., Stockholders o fetheF ofthere com
panies merged by the consolidation who hfya
not ION verted their stock will rot be entitled 10
any votes at the above election
The transfer books will be closed from the sOih
inst. 10 est prox.
March 2, 1858. 4wag
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Ono F4RMEn.-Until We published
the prospectus of this paper in Aoyem-
Der and December, for which We Eere
promised three copies. wo reeeised this
Journal regularly. Mr. BRows aseiled
himself Of a very singular occasion to
cut our exchange.
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LOCAL COLUMN
ASHLAND O., MARCH II, 1858.

4 MISERABLE HoAx.-We are in
formed By the family and neigbbors of
Mr.. JosEpH CHAnLEs that the report Of
his having attempted to commit suicide
IL destitute of any foundation. How
baseless- report could have obtained cur
rency, is very singular. The person
wiro would faBricafe such q story with
regard to one of the oldest and most re-
spected citizens Of the county. would be
guilty of almost any act of mischief or
malice. We regret that we took any
notice Of the matter.
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Fire.
OAkvILLE, c. w, March %.

- THE, ~
A large frame house in this place was
destroyed by fire about 5 o'clock this A.
NJ. Mrs, Jas. i. Freeman and lutte girl
.erished in the flames. A young woman
jumped from a window aud broke her
leg.
QuERY.-Why is a loafer in a print
ing Office like a shade tree Because
We are glad when he leaves"
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~cINC1NNATl MARKET.

CINCINNATI, March IS, 1858.
Flour unchanged and fair demand; 2,
500 brls. at So 65@5 20, indicating;
easier prices.
whiskey unchanged; 200 brls.=at
l61c.
Provisions unchanged, not much done;
holders firm, however.
Sales 400 brls, Mess Pork at SIS SO
OILS rs; 5000 pounds bulk Shoulders
at 5Sc., and 600 brls. Lard at 93c.
Groceries firm and buoyant. Sugar
z@sc.; Molasses 34@35c,, and Coffee
ll@I2e.
Weather clear and pleasant.
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I0R WORK.

Having atelymadelargeadditio to our 60
Materials, we are prepared 70 do All ana OF
5ot 10 be surpassed by any office in this section
pthe Stats. Orders respectfully solicited;
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nIEn.

DIED.
or scrofula on the lungs. MALlNDA. wife OF
Elijah CHARLES, and youngest daughter Of Thos
and Msrgarea Smith. The deceased has left a hus-
band, one child, an aged mother, and brothers and
sisters. to mourn their loss. =
This lovely sister was possessed of intelligence
thar might have been attributed to ripper years
Like a flower. she bloomeh to gladden. us for a brio
season then passed away tozthat fair cline where
flowers are fadeless where gems brighten, and
pleasure is permanent.
Malin 'a's deadi those fata; words
Thousand bright'ning hopes have crushed,
And wrung my bosom's trembling chords,
Till tears from their deep fount have gushed.
We will not think of thee as dead
That thought is fettered with despair;
But sweet the thought that she has fed
Beyond the reach OF pain and care.
And hsnceforth we will think of her.
AS of a spirit, bright and blest,
Snatched early from this world. to be
Received. 20 yon bright Land of Rest.
Dear sister, resti when I, like you,
Have trod LIES wearying journey through,
I'll come and lay my aching beast
Near thine, beneath IL cIods to rest.
COM.
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Influenza And m ION com C0Id-sLtks
thieves in the silince of the night, have carried
many to the silent grave. They are caused by =
achis rendered Inactive, ard the lungs hecoms
blood. and disease is the result. For all colds.
coughs, and chills. succeeded by heat. and all
feyeTs of every form, hoarseoess and ravreus 81
the throat, Iungsaud stomach. and crall weak
ness and sickness Of every kind, from three TO hye
orthese Pills on going to bed. Tor a fewsdayss VIII
be all that sou require to restore Ytnto yerffSI
health 1t has been admitted and claimed all
over Europe, that there never was 9 medicine,
that will extirpate all mai ner OF tiselse ron
the system, equal IS DR.. Morsc's Indian hoot
pills : that the more y~outake them the stranger
gou grow. They are founded upon the principle
that the human body is subject to but one disease,
namely ; co.ruyt humurs. These Pills not only
cfeanSd the towels, but also follow the blood
through eyers vein and artery, and SO pgr1n {I1
from all morbid Ind corrupt humofs. that dis
case OF every name is driven from ii e bcdy-
Great egmaic Mcdfcfne..Femaleswh WHO
value health should never be without these Pits
1t has been admitted by = humber ofphyslclansf
THAI females cannot too highly value them. hey
have gi ven health and spirits 10 .hupdEedS Of ri
males who without them would have been IN
their graves. They purify the blood remove OBJ
strue tons. and give skin a beautiful. the clear
healthy. and Interesting appearance hex OF
these pills is great medical companton al GER
tain periods. From onelo taree should be taken
every cay until relic is attained. a doses oecasion-
iy, when well, keey The system Unhealthy con
dillon. DR. Morse's Indian Roo Pills are sold By
all dealers in Medicines. n39tf
For sale by CLARK s. POTTER.
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MORE THAN 500 600 coTTLES
SOLD TNTHE
New England States
In ONE YEAR.

TaE RESTORATIVE OF PRoF. o.. MOOD
fur restoring hair peTfeetiy and pernanentiy-
might be given from all partso OF the world end
from the most intelligenftoptost uttffs PEI:
feet Restoratiue; but1read the circular and yCH
eannotd.ubt read also thefofIowing
HFnE HAIR [People havefor centuries bten
afhicted with bald heads, an the only remedy.
hefotofore known, has been those abominahle
wigs. By a recentdisco<cTy Of zfroferHSr wood
these articles are being fasi dispensFd With. but =
cause they have been so often imposed npLn ~
Hair ronics OF diherent kin IS To al such fel<1i
will thy once again, for in Woods RekfffatEe
there Is no suchthfng as fail. v KIN oN or lady
andherheadis now covered com pleteiy with tie
tfniest and mott beautiful curls imae nabie. IA .
know of numerous cases where lsp was rapidly
falling out whichitrestoredin greater perfection
hanfteye had been befoTes
Itisalso with out doubt Ore OF the best articles
for keeping The hair in good senaiti2n ( m9king
proveditselfth the greatest enemy to afltheillsfhat
hai1 is heirto. ltssthe duty ofevefy. one TO inn
provet al pearanc &C though som mar
differ in re arHtothe " lays ofdoing ~ but every
one will admit that a beeutifulheed ofbair.eifh-
erinman OF woman. Is an ob3eci much 70 pc &c:
untliedt to obtain such q consider atioE.- IN on da,s
AdUoeate. philadelphia.
o.J.-w6oD & Consents: As lshaxe bkrh
enge Ged in selling our Hair ResttraffTe the Lass
season for one ofyonr localagents " NJ Hack
effects of it myself, ] Would like to obtain All
agency for the State of Ohio OF some State in the
ment. as l am eohtihced there Is Nothing fsnaf
to it in the United Stars. for yesf0ripf rae A1frr
l have been engaged in the Drug business for
lions for the haer, bus have found nothing that
restores the ~secietiye organs or invlguraies the
your restorative is what you reprssentifto be-. I
would likeloengagei in the sale oft. TO, smset-
S SfocKMAE,
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FREEMAN HUNr. the talented editor
OF Hnnt's Merchants MagaSine. died
1t Nsw-York city on the I'd instant.
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. PRoF. o.. J.. wOoD & Co-Gentss Having
realized the good effects OF your Hair Restora-
tive, 1 wish to state that fpding my hair growing
thin. as Well as gray. I was indueeedf from what
l read and heard. to try the article rtepafed by
as it was in youth. 10th OF which IL fas effected
completely. In the OF GRAFTON ! have used nearly
three BOTTLES Yeurs
o.. WOOD & co. Proprietors 3f2 BroadN6S
n. Yurk. lin the great NJ. Wire Hkfling fstab-
Iishn ent,3 andII4 Market ST., st.Ionls;.Mo
And sold by allg FOOD druggists. 3m
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SHERIFFfS SALE.

French & Keith,3
va. In Ashland Co. CON-. Pleas
Aaron Yafhef1}
DURSUANT to the command ofa writ Of
i Fl Fa, vs.. the defendant in the above ease,
duly issued from the Court of Comsnon Pleas,
of Ashland copnty, dated the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1855, and to me directed, / viii sell at
public Auction at the door OF the Court House
in said county. on
Saturday, The Sd day of 1Prik,
A. D. 1853, between the hours of 10 O'Clock,
A. n, and a O'Clock, F, NJ. of said day, the
following described lands and tenements, 10
of Loudonville, with fhe appurtenanees there
to belonging; taken and levied on as the
properly of the above named defendant, ut
the suit of the above named plaintiff.
Appraised at S
Terms Of salc-Cash.
JOHN J.. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
AYn.aL. . 1870 E..cn-eLI ELL.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Alexander Porter.
James Robson,
VS.. In Ashland Common
Thos. j. Kenny, and Pleas.
Alex. Porter, defts.
PURSUANT to the command of two vendi
j. exponas, in the above cases, duly issued
from the Court of Common Pleas, of Ashland
county, dated the 4st-
to me directed, I viii sell at public auction,
on the premises of Alexander Porter, in the
township of Sullivan, and county of Ashland,
on
Saturday. tile 27th dag of March,
A. D. 1855. between the hours of ten o'clock,
A. NJ, and four O'Clock, p. n, of said day,
the following described goods and chattels,
to.wit:-e eight mich cows; one three year old
colt; one two year old colt; one mule colt; SIX
two year old cattle, and six ycarling calves.
Also on
Sara day, the Sd dag of Ap,sz,
A. d. 1858, between the hours of ten o'clock,
A. NJ, and four O'Clock, p NJ, of said day,
in pursuance of the command of the said writs
of execution, I will sell at the door of the
Court Honse, in the town of Ashland, in said
county. at public auction. the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit:-being The west
part of lot number sevenfy-fve isl. range
number eighteen ISL and township number
one II, in said Ashland county, containing
one hundred and five and one half ceres. Al
so. the west part of lot number se~yenty-six
[76l, in range number eighteen 10, and town
ship number one ~, in said county, contain
ing one hundred and fifteen acres. Also,
the north part of lot number seventy seven
III. township number one III, and range
number eighteen IS, in said county, contain
ing forty acres. Also, the east part of lot
number eighty-fve 1851 ihtownship number
one III and range number eighteen is |, in
said Ashland county, containing twenty-five
acres. situate and being in the county of Ash
land. and State of Ohio.
Terms of sale-Cash.
JOHN j.. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
by JouN G. Brown, Deputy.
March 3. 1883. 5w39pfSl0,5 so
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* A minister, who had received =
number of calls and could scarcely de-
eide which was the best, asked the ad-
vice of a faithful old African servant
who replied "Master. go where there
is the most devil %
EN The young lady who put her
floor cloth in the cradle and scrubbed the
floor with her baby, has since joined the
Mormons.
SruNKY.-A young girl committed
suicide in Philadelphia recently, because
Una" refused to get her a new bonnet.
An apparatus, by which human beings
will be enabled to breathe at the bottom
of the ocean for weeks, has been invented
by an eminent French chemist
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LIST OF THE MOST RELIABLE
MEDICINES
s o Id B
Roller & Howard

Ayers Cherry Pectoral
DIR. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs
DR.. Jayue's E~xpectorant
Rogers Liverwort and Tar
DR.. Curtis Hygcana
Loudon & Cos Expectorant
Jayne's Alternative
Carriers Spanish Mixture
Kennedy's Discovery
S. A. Viewers Canker and Salt
Rheum Syr1p
Guyzottis yellow Dock & ~Sarsaparilla
DR.. Roback B tiers
Hoofand's Bitters
Richardson's Sherry Vino Bitters
Moffat's Bitters
Rhodes Ague Cure
Bakers Pain Panacea
Perry Davis Pain Killer
Towards Anthritic's Imminent twhi3h
we warrant the best compound for cx-
ternal Affections now in use)
Mexican Mustang Liniment
Merchants Gargfng Oil, SC.
All the Pills in use,
And all other Popular Medicines now
before the public.
ROLLER & HOWARD.
Sampsei House Store Room.
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Esta4e Of pawa-a ~

Estaie " Edward oYer
NOTICE y hereby given, that the under.
IN s:.gned has been duly appointed and qnnl-
lied as Administrator of the Estate Of Edward
Slower, deceased, late of RHggies township.
Ashland county, Ohio All persons inacbt-
cd 10 the said estate, are requested to rnnkeim.
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, viii please present theIa
duly authenticated for settlement within ole
wear from this date. 4 eseT
SAMUEL STOYER, Administrator.
March ,, 1855. 3v596
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EstNte Oh JOhm A. WOITa
NOTICEis hereby given, that the hpdcr-
IN signed has been duly appointed and quail
flied as Administrator of the Estate ofJohu a.
Wolf, deceased. late of Ashland connty.aOhio.
All those knowing themselves indebted to.the
above Estate, are hereby requested to make
Immediate payment, and those having claims
against the game, will please, present them
duly authenticated for settlement within pna
wear from this date. JOHN FRY, Admr.
March 3. 1858. 3w39F
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mAnnrED.

BY c HOFFMAN. EGG. at the residents Of his i'm.
Gle, March IL. 1883. JOHN and Miss
LAVINA VAN ZIbE.
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JOHN j. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
Marchs3, 1858. 5w59pf$4s57K
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LIST OF PRESENTS.

4164 OE -
Gold Watches worth from $z0Uoto 9ln0.o0
silver Watches 1890 z9eo
;Niniature Lockets $50 100
Cameo. Gold stones, & e
Mosaic Pins & Drops $50 25Joo
Fidrentine and panied
Pihs. and Drops SEQ l-p9
Ladies' Neck Guard and
Chatlaing 1870 a0-uu
Gents Vest and Fob
Chains lo-O0 5o.Ov
Geld Cameo ana Paint.
edSleeve buttons and
Studs &e0 lnoo
Sin Dress patterns Is 90 sn.06
Besides a large assortment OF Rings Cent? Pins.
Gold Tooth Picks. Gold Thihnbiee. Pearl Porte
Monaies, Watch Keys. etc, etc, for partienlare
of which, see
OUR NEW AND DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE
with Inducements 10 agents, which win be mailed
FREE to any address No Partially. Every
Book receives a Present. Agents wanted in an
parts of the United Sfates,t to whom j liberal com
mission will be guaranteed.
Pereons ordering Books from the Cotntrys VIII
have the same chance asirthey were in OUT store
themselves. Giftsi in all cases will atcompany
the Books. with a written crtiheate to The per
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