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[From the New York POST
The Bone Carry ing Ghost Again.
lie Brings Bag Full, aud Finishes the
Job-He Knocks an Apple out Of a
Mans Hand.

We recently published story, which
is in circulation among the Spiritualists
of this city, to the effect that the spirit OF
dissected man whose skeleton belonged
to DR.. Redman, had been picking himself
up and bringing his bones, one by one
from Hartford to New York.
DIR. Olton, the partner Of DR.. Redman
published in the last Spiritual Telegraph
an account of the finale ofthe affair, which
as much surpasses the previous perfor-
mances of this industrious ghost, as his
previous performances surpassed THE
most commonplace doin5s Of ordinary
ghosts.
| The doctor asserts that on the even
ing of the first of October, as he was
standing with Redman IN the near piazza
small bone fell on the floor near him
with sharp stroke. He picked it up,
and several more followed. He then
called out numb er Of persons who were
then in the office, and the dropping of
bones continued for some time at inter-
walls. Supposing the performances had
closed, he drew up statement of the
details, which was signed by the six visi-
tors present. But no sooner had they
gone then the bone. throwing recommen-
ced; and the second instalment consisted
of fourteen bones, which the ghost threw
in about quarter off an hour, averaging
almost bone minute, which was cer-
tainly satisfactory, considering the dis
tance he was compelled to bring them.
TIE next day, between / and 2 clock
the performance again, and the ghost
cxcelling all his former achievements,
hurled perfect shower of bones into
the room. They fell in every pat of
the office. on the floor, on chairs and on
the table, some flying swiftly and forcibly
from the direction of the windows, and
many in perpendicular line from the
ceiling. .-
In this way the large bones ofthe heel,
a patella, rib, and various bones of the
lands and feel were showered upon the
astounlcd doctors, when the ghost by a
master stroke ecbpscd all his previous
brilliant achievements. AT last saws
the doctor, "as all of us were standing
at the table, suddenly there fell down
in the midst of us a bag containing sixty
one of the smallest bones of the human
body. This bag was CT muslin. and
about fifteen inches long, and it fell di-
rectly before my face much nearer to
me than to the other parties present = in
a direct line apparently from the ceiling
with such force that it marked the table
where it struck The parties present
were Drs Orton and Rcdman, and bro.
ther of the latter.
This temporarily ele sed the exhibition;
but an hour afterwards, ,as DR.. Orton was
entering his house, be encountered a
thigh bone, eighteen inches long, which
came down with such force as to knock
an apple out of his hand. Soon after
the tibia was thrown, which concluded
the programme. The actual time which
he has spent il. the work is stated to be
eighteen hours-not SO soon, to be sure
as they might have been brought on the
cars-but,all things considered, we think
the ghost has made good time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-17

hiS aims, Ncillcu tncEe, III CoHNulSlNc
sobbngs, the anguish of her heart
The priest separated them, ard led
her into the centre of the chapel. She
seemed to struggle to get the mastery of
her feelings, cla>pcd her hands, with a
nervous attempt at compusure, slowly
raised her head, and then sank upen the
ground The priest advanced, and threw
over her black velvet pail, int rxoven
with large golden cross. The novices
then struck up their querulous notes.
and were soon joined by the shriller
tones of the nuns. They chanted a sort
of dirge, and then was performed the
beautiful ceremony of the burial of the
dead. which concluded with low mel
ancholy chant, when all sank upon their
knees, and joined in at intervals.
The pail was taken off; the abbcss
gently raised her and clothed her in the
fatal veil. She was crowned once more
with wreath ef white roses, and pro.
claimed the bride of Christ" The
deep tones Of the organ rolled forth
again, and one and all mingled their
voices in the triumphant hallcluah. A
small basket Of fresh flowers was placed
in her hands, and she walked to the gra
ting with a slow and fltering step, and
distributed them to the bystandcrs who
knelt there.
When this was ended, two of her sis
ter novices came up and kissed her, and
then led her away by door near the
altar.
At the end Of the chapel. as she went
out. she cast one lsng lingering look be-
hind upon her father and mother, u.til
it centred in her brother, in a thrilling
glance of devotion snd love. The door
intervened; turned to the brother, but
he had gone. One by one the nuns
glided out, like so many ghosts the mu-
sic died gradually away, growing fainter
and fainter, and fainter, and ceased as
the last nun shut the door-and the
chapel was left in sad and deathlike
stiffness.
- Few things during my wanderings il
that romantic land, made such deeI
imprassio" upon me as this imposing
ceremony; and down the vista of many
years, and through a confused memory o
gorgeC US architecture and blended light
OF lamp and sun, and strange fragrance
and unearthy melody, can distinctly
see that poor young girl. misguided BY
friends. unconscious of the high mission
of woman upon earth, seeking rest 70,
her soul by abandoning a world she was
made to live in and bless.
have related this incident, my Young
friend, as illustrative of one of the man5
!
ways in which the young heart, craving
religion in some form, and casting abou,
for rest somewhere, is ready to seize any
thing that promises to give it-anythins
sooner than the simple trust and faith Of
the gospel.
If you then are seeking that priceless,
boon, quiet conscience, trust not tc
imposing rites and ceremonies, nor to ar
orthodox creed, nor to munlfccnt aims
giving, or frames or feelings, or to any
thing short of entire consecration OF
yourself to the service Of the Master
repenting of the past, and looking for
pardon through the atoning sacrifice o
Jesus, walk in daily fellowship and COM
munon with your Father in heaven
and you shall have peace, and He will
give YOU to drink of the Fountain ol
Living Waters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-17

Milan decree, Dec. Il, 1907.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-17

There be many that say.
"Who will show US any good
Loup, lift thou up the LiGur or raY coUSrE-
NANCE upon us
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-17

TERxs.-f paid in advance Sl.50; !
within six months, 81, ,75, at the OK.
piration of the year, $500. No paper I
discontinued until arrearagcs are paid.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-11-13
RELIC OJ[Bs g JDWls5sEl1Al.

"EIqnlo SECURE en- el Derecho plcdss sJair."
ELsehcr W. J. HOWARD rsspectuomniente ufonia los
cuaanos dc Santa le e dleo eenermcnts que hs tona
do plc2a en- Ia plaCa dc Ia icdae Exchange con Ell Qeo
do rea relQes ios de 1da esse, como tallen rocsa
lnsrunentos do Msc Joyeray t0os losemas lstru.
nepigi mCanices Con csperepca ds trees amos este
nec5 Con Ia rctocndaciun Dc ~ casa dc joyeiiA Ia
cdebr hos kO' UndOs ia. do Tiffany Cs de ia cirlal
pc eya York; ei espem rccib pocOn liberal del 0fO
cdo pleu ncs asegura que todn su habao en- euaquer
rar6 de sr ncyhclo ure sea- tui entsd sIiydc;icH.o
a SSaa f., Octio.e 10 de 1861. i. ,ttT A4tsil
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-11-13
lAYiSO..

rPor estas presentes prohibc " ayisO 4 tOdas per-
sonas que no corten, nj Sc leven madera,6 lena 8
que ocupen cutiven ode otra manera pisen las
siguientes se1aadas premisias siuadas enel COnda-
DO do Santa Fe, Territorio de Nuevo Mejico, con
los siguientes linderos saber-en 81 lugar que la
man 81 Arroyo Hondo, pOr el nOrte con 81 camino
que conduce de Santa Fe Pecos, por el sur con el
canino que cOnduce dc Pecos los Csrrillos por el
oriente con Ia Cuchilla Negra por 81 pOnento con
q canine de- Galisteo. Todos aquellos que piscn
dichaa premisias seran juzgados como 10 dspone o.
ley g ngesR tail eHs ld stsa on loa hl
ssU,s !. ,ssSH HsS1VNio 'oSE ~ hlyEsA ~ !,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-11-13
lDlSSOlI,SJJFpIOEI.

TGEpfrnesp heretofore existing between the undersigned
hilr t6 name rid style cfJ II Mercre WAS 2isocd on
de r Of October, 1867, by mutual eoseut .oSehh N6ctre
N,ihs cars all aud every Interest in the firm VII settle
all lusin, IS pertaining to it. J. MEpUUBE,
Slta fe New Mexico, Oct, 25 1853 4lAt' II MERCURE.
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= DR.. iHsis /. 1Kiylyy,r,cH,, i

~ I. ~ - w HN0lI J1EH n0A Vt
. l2''4+2ll4Al5TIY{lGNlN III X AMID SUR G}[2O ONg
.ag1) gs SANTA IF, NEW MEXICO, gs, 10 3
CO OFFICE utaboye tho County Courthouse and Js -
AL usa ..4. $500. a.... L w. f4ltfl 4
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-11-13
BsU'UgIA gUBAlUA Bly gAllWA r.E,

ABlEND9 so solieitao por yarias peuOnas de vulye
poer ccreo c arjo huro taao elhonor dc avis'r al
pG Aco que 81 o prmero do Dcambe prCmo abrri upa
ECUEiA ea Ia tro 50 s;siard eoaalao, cllusts Esefi
tna. Aimttira y, lgr6ip, yaNISa Vocal. gllN
saita ft 30 dg caujrc De 1893, HAM G,AJ NOEL,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-11-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

eUTIIa NJ ITIOaW I
il. ..f Bill in Chanrery for Diyotce1 ID : r
Francis .. Choatc ' '' " ~
1iIsd,y came tho said conpoirm y her atorur and il
appearing to the satisfaction Of the ont That he sd deien
dtlts nota resident Of the lcrrty II EeW Nexrobn resides
beyond the lnits thereof 1t therefore ordered y Nhecort
That hssa defendant rn.erbis lppSaane othe allow entitled
'use on Or before the first day o the myt tenn Of NJ, co,t
obabsuh anil he'll At tile town a)cno on tie n n Monday
III dnia a. D 1852 AMI plead N (cmu 10 HE aid com.
pan'nts BIN or et fbie will be e. ed fur coue.sd is
further ordered By ile court ,ht publication he nn of dds
etdgih tasfanta Ie Gazette rep Agph W. bed In snts
P NcY Mexico sly Successive titrS the 10 he nan at
least four weeks before the first day Of thneSt isn u this
court.
Ahuc copy ofthe order In the ahSo cnus. 1T1O )3hil
rsIt VINCENT 81. WAN, Cerk.
October 10Th, 1853! lb5l9 9Np3H u.la4IGt
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-11-13
kRaECK FINAL.

0s sANlS0es por este dadoa tpdas personas nttre.
slloS en-. cI LSt0do del fnalo T. X Auliy. ultima
menie del cehdado de Santa Fe, lfrritorio de Nue,
70 MSico, quetlos alojo tinedus, ad,niuis,rdorcs
del diefo estado laran aplicocon al proximo ,ermi
no de h Cjrte de pruebas dc dicho conlalo de M.
yiembrc de 1853 para Aacer IN arreglo final dc su
administration dc dicho cstado. .rr.rI
.fH4 .ia 40 J.Mf.CUREl ,,-g..
RonAvM. Adm'n'''radOre''
santa Fe, Nueyo Mejco, 0ctulre de 1865 09
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-11-13
WAIOalas AND JaW1IRT.
Be sure you are right then 90 ahead.

Nh j. HOWARD begs leave most respectfully to inform
tho citizens Of santa 70 and the public Ia gene that he has
taken room IN the paca OF the Exchange Hotel for the pur
pose repairing hi,c Watches Of esey de' ptn also Clocks
u'ic Boxes evelry, and other mech lc contr noes By
the practical experience OF thirteen Il In the busn,,. and
with tho rccemmeldation OF the large Jewelyy Esbn .u
N this coinyilic housc Of tiffany CO. Ne5 York ctvhe
hops u mcut sh g pablo patronage ia his line land as
fng his customers that MI wok hcHbi sd cca wrteh
ll9seS "als and Key accnpelyl nj Particular attention
pild % the repairing Of Jewchy III all varieties sQh
Z iS4ilia fe, 0cs 80, 1858. .,., ..,.., 4i:lms
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BfhsALIIo, Aeesto IA de 1863.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-11-13
Territory Of New Mexico, 81 -, 4
ThirdJddlciapDisiict Uoufs,il{ dune e lsr%' ,t!s

S'i1 -rcrr;iorv of Nav ioyioi4 GlY9m h!H A14
Third JddlchrDiafictUo Uouft,I9 agape H ler%' ,lis d
lsii tspsntyqf socorrO. 70 sGo ys]oAiD 700 'nss
q 20 BEit remembered that on the oath day of
q. -ihs June term Of said court the following or.
D'' dor was mads BY the court ii the words and
3glatenres following, tbwit.i qiid6 q liB q,,
nj th4-A and y appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the
court, that one OF the said defendants, the said
'A' Miuuel Is not . rcSdentof tlis Tcrritory but
hi.s Resides within thes;aiesof Uhahuahha il tho
f,,,, Republic Of MfYeq. IL is therefore ordered
by the cohrttliltt iublltdti0n Of notice Of the
13gipenieDey ellihss sult,lte made inth Santa Fe
,ul iMef9;a wesk IVY pfws spaper Published in Santa
fej " mis- Ferrltofy,fo SIX successive weeks,
mon tis 0Ai1 fnl1licationato to beat leastatwe weeks
eiT bsinetil9 first day Of the next jterm,of this
seouft, ana reqdiring the said Manuel Almenda.
a.i iTisytsbe and appear .bcfcro The r.SsDistfica
.sb sfCosrt for tbsgah bird Judien Dstrictyei the
t,o Territory Of New Mexico, 9t the next term
thereof, TO be begun ind heldat Socorro On the
D1l ysecomi Morday Of fUctobertext then ana there
b,tw 70 answP, plead Pr demur to the said hill or
the matters and things therein set forth and
'1as charged; will DO taken ~ confessed against
glbahln, and decrsed accordingly, and this case il
continued until the next term.
As UP II, Vincent St. Vrain, Clerk Of the U. S, Dis
the Territory Of New Mexico, do hereby certify
that the Foregoing is o true transcript Of an
ldi crder Of said court, and remaining on record
u. cfsaid court in my Office SNN
sdI [I~s~s In testimony whereof have here
al sd3 LSs unto set my hand and c9apial seal Of
-. IL -, )laid Court, tins 9th dpy.of IuiyA. d.
'a' a' 'S5ESa" VlNeENTESfi vKsING GCierk.
taai silAasusi 7,aiSS rdv.b ,a9s ssT asiu di0o
taal g5li q 9Sifi6G ~ M I'd GfSrl1
ausibaE Esl1 j44lG4G164 z RR R 4,GQ VA y IAN NYIA,d
.ssoi laonrJ9tEgpes Pqs MAYOR sAlaEsgDEe, is. O.
'a5y bNO. 10 'Edihcios dc marmol aigado del Norte
10 oTolb ban gban de lh calle 41li yabYol b.1od
100 I,diooa sau slsr .asro ii sw LUIS MlsuRr 81
"a fNisnl dc continue el mas grande smtido en- los
4 Ls9dos Unid9s de relojcs de ORC, relojes fran
'ou ppsss demesa Joys de diamante aiuares de Plata
fra)sR Jregos "A orrecios comedies Componeiy y
.erantis j ielejes fnos. Piedras preciosas Sc en-.
"a ,ae astan en- todos estilos. .!l3H9d 7n3l f
bra t5 Se pqga emasaO precio por plata yieja. -Gsa
HS.Ticn consantemente premios para ferias. aySa
90 l3 --A-A.1 49, 81 ~ Iy IN LIlllI lL-L i
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iDlSOIfW@IOlSH..

In Compahia que hasta ahora ha existido bajo el
nombre de Perea y Hubbell queda dsuelta por mu-
tue consentimiento dc ambas parties. Los negocios
della compahia seran arregadospor Joaquin Perea,
aquien Sc ha de hacer pagO dc los cuentas que Sc
deban & dicha Compahia. I'M J, PEREA.bll
s. A. HUBBELL,
BERNALILLo, Agesto IA de 1863. slN
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-11-13
LOS JtrJlaAiDDS

QUE pcs,arOn srvcos q dmo ttfmno do Ia ccrte do
DttO en- santa Ft pOr par,e do los .adOs Undos esan av
sados que estcy 20 lto para pagares por s secOs bq
C.P. CLEVER,
'lt04 infifoqiy Iigl karical de los EsadOs gfidOs
Santa Fs octubte % dc1S5S
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-11-13
5up9sao9 @ JAAES 4. SiBlSE,i hna 10
WAT CIMIAlAsD AND IsvyELlgN,

WON n M / I-I- SAN IA F 7, ~ M olo..a 4
TIE subscriber would inform bis old friends aud patrons that
v las rerhedio Santa Fe md aan tcy 10 se,ye them ut
MS old stand two doo' above Henry ,Ielc,c store ou the
ihva eNl iepar watches and cloc and jewelyy cf any
Kind at the soies; notes and in superior style. 4iu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19
Tie Grmfenberg Medicines,

RE ven known and elrsery sought for throughout the
| n whole Continent oi America
Never Before their iur1ductl1n could any series q
popular remedies found shit equal any emergency,
that always 70 be relied and res within reach Of The
/ Never Before the Crefsuberg pills. could you obtain
Tor &c certain renaedy fr b1l' DISEASES Live eoHpian
NeTer Before this Fever and Agus reHeiy could any
thing he found that cured ail OF Chis and Fever Soc
Never Before che Green Mouutau Ointment vas there
% found, Or nee cure tor Burns, Bruises Cuts,
old Sores Eryspels and luitona- either external on i'm
si Never Before uarshaII's Uterine CathoI-
icon Falling Of the Womb and other Uerine diseases
found durable. Wow ten eases ou u .Fesre cured By
this Medicine.
re- II any physician uppo.eI lat nis 10 merely quaos
remedy, would reply ut 10 b prepared ty Dr. Pgmuoy
Of @ wealthy and Old physician Of The AIopahc sshoo
gratuouay its merits bis patients. and furmore
BY writing 10 Dr. pomeroy, De be Furnished via itsconpo
nent parts Il Is he greast blessing 20 De female 1 That he
scisnce ofmciicine has discovered in a century.
Never before the GHgf-nlerz DJssntary syrup.
there certain remedy ior Bloody fls, 1Jni1r Darrha or
Cholera-u0E, az can Del cured il Jew hours
Never before che Introduction d the Chlra's Pan1-
cea, could mother feel ne ne o. er ie se lar l5 Ns
under i've years Of Youthful diseases and strong medicine
carried them ofnoa this meeine cures u eFen amer ini
doctor and have pronounced their cisss hopeless f1
only5Oc
Health Ber, uat costs -c n y should ne Nora
Dyspepsia Bilious diseases while dis simple msdieue ean'nl
Never IIefore was any preparation o. sarapsziia 20
powerful as that Compounded lJ lae orascnlerEso
eou, How narv are thsr now 10 lie and hcah, Who H1rldi
ere this, Deaths DARK portal % tJ ia n9t l1an
recommended . use tnis n preference % ilily l - arc
Never before we're Piles and kindred dssasss certain Of
DR. Mott ana other great physicians had asserted taat nothing
bui the knife could alori relief
Never Before could iuasl eyes and weakness Of sight
Be cured Tor 25c. The Eye Lotion does e.
never Before any Book published hstcontain1 a.
~ - n oug6t 10 bs m even family in he Isnt
Never Before has any Almanac been published 90 Va5q
sss7-a u Consgs - EasaTillf
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The Shasta california; Courier, Of the 9Th inst,
contains the following as elegraphio dispatch from
Yreka, under date Of the 8th
frightfu accident occurred last night at the Col
ton Theatre. The Alleghsnians were performing in
the presence Of very large audience. Most Of the
ladies Of YTeks we're present When the concert
had fairly commenced, at the close Of very popu-
lar song the stamping Of the audience shaking the
stage caused one Of the camphene lamps to upset,
and while one or two persons, were. eudeavorng to
smother the flames another lamp upset
About this time the crowd made rush for The
stairs Several persons seized the carpet Of the stage
with which to smother the flames, when most Of the
other lamps were upset. The flames now doomed up
terrihcally and The screams of the women and chil
dren were appalling. The jam at the stairway was
suffocating. Several Of the ladies tainted, and it
seemed that the whole stage was in blaze. The
terror and confusion that prevailed throughout the
whole room at the instant can becOmpreheuded only
by those who have been placedin like manner.
Some Jumped down from the frOnt balustrade,
some ten or twelve eet to the ground; others jun~
ped down stairs over the heads Of the men and wo-
men some went down head first; and this morning
we find but few persons who knew how they got
down at all But we glad 10 say that all got out
of the theatre without serious injury.
The only complaints we hear of, 80 far, are skin
ned Sims bruised heads and smashed ooTns, the
less Of has and caps among themen, asd mauillas,
shaWls bOnneis aud other mentionabes that require
more space than was allowed at the moment, among
the women.
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mACKENzIE q lIINCmIr

Hove rented he Hsuss, No "a, College Sized. 4,
doors 5e}olc he Selranes H0ase.
Their stock o. Hardware isnoF capiete AMI eonals Il iess
ggest variety fluu IN any other house e CIV.
Thsy win enlvor Keep an times srteiss b ber
lire, and % sell at the lowest prices AZ tle ~ nav
be found Cor
81 HLDEflS---EVey description Of Locss, fran TIE fst
quality e tlc cheapest Bolts, Hinges. screws
Nails Of al sizes
CARPENTEE kS-.-Plaues, saws, Chissls. CAGES, Ham
AMI every descripton of Tool
EBLAChSIlaE Soy isrs- AuEls sless Hsmefs Stee
&c &c.
PAINTEEts---Bashes Of every size and quailty sash
Tools, busters, CalIei's Hair Pencils. &C.. a..
STABLE KEEP III --=Ile finest Euciss ani French
Horse Brushes hHericlu Brushes, Curry Combs,
Dung FORKS, Ec. &C.
FAERNHsk tS---Spadess ehoFels. scythe8, Pcss. &c.
AisDNEIzS---Tloes, RaEes Pruning Implesnis, Lines,
&C, &c.
sPOHTs n EN---Double aud single Barrel shot Guns
Powder Fllsks, Game b g, Percussion Cars, Ec-
pocset Pistols, Colts Reviewers Alians AID al
the new mproFementsiu fire ANS
ROUSE EEhEtES-s-Platfd forys,-la and Ics
Spoons Ivory Handled Cutlery OF every pattern 3
Knives and forks Of an kiuis-
CANDAEsIl a s---Brittlnia, Panshed T D. Japanne,
% an kinds.
HAStk JET ---of ever shape and size.
WALTERS AND TEA TnATS---fso i0c. eaeh up
90 fie finest quality.
WOODEN WARE---BueEess, Rolling Pins. Trays
FEATHER DUsrFRS---py.s,- p-r,s.u. Rrooms,
foIes Heads aud Eyes, Mopss and CarIss
ORNAMENTAL GOODS---Plats Warmers, Coal vas.
es Toilet Sets, &c, &C. &C.
MACKENZIE a nINCHIN.
oc1s H COLLEGE sIrust-
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Fine ana Common Ready-Uade CIOIhing
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c,

Also choice selection Piece Goods, consisting in part Of Fine
ClOt- 9auerps every dgCV SILK and Velvet vetug
In addition 90 le above there he found at the same place, the
celebrated IEIFEER. who wiz always be- on EaEo 60
those iavurg him with cat beautiful IT. Clouug made 90
ORDER aud Tailoring in manner to give satisfaction
both regards The price the ua. The subscriber takes
this method OF rendering lis thanks his customers Tor their pat
ronag, and e continuance q the and the pub
lie call and examine his purchasing elsewhere
All persons indebted TO the please settle the
possible, the old business hs settled ch
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