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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18
LAW CARD.

II Mex AY, Atou,,Y and Counsellor al lar,
~. Carthage, Pamela county Texas.
rs,,~ Okcc On Sabine street, one door East OF
the Post Office.
March 20, 1853. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18
j NAT Received,

Jssat Received,
10n KEGS NAILS, assorted, and for sale
IOV by
G. g. GREGG 4 60
Feb alaSp -
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25
Little York Township,

Bowers & Bro steam saw mill at Chalk Bluff
personal property, ll4,53
Brooks u house west of National hotel per-
sonal property, 11,55
Buckman & Co imp on mining claims, 2,s1
Bullock II store at Red Dog, house adj
store, personal property, 47,12
Camden Co steam engine and appdrte's %, %
Curran Val house etc as Little York, imp on
public lands, personal property, 80. 1924
Eastman d Co steam mill for crushing quartz
and cement, 42,OS
Gaylord E II house on magnolia avenue Lit
tile York, SIP
Griffith Yorshire house, 7,43
Hill VIM house and tot at Little York, for
merry occupied, by Savage, 0,7S
Hussey d co. Remington hill water ditch
from Steep hollow and running to Chalk Bluff
diggings, - i, 1900
Jenny Lind Co Steam saw mill for crushing
cement, a5I5
Keliac house and lot on Browns hilr Isl
knight G house hotel at Chalk Bluff, 9,74
Lee & McLarmer, livery stable at Camden or
Gouge Eye personal propesty, 1856
Main Tunnel Co, steam mill for crushing
cement, 5S.25
Marlett C W, imp on public lands on Green
horn creek miles from Red Dog,per prop, 81 ,49.
McGee Higgings, imp on public lands near
Red Dog, personal property, 1892
:. McCulberts quartz mill on Gardner's ditch on
Bear Eiyer, 1880
Daxs National hotel at Camden, 7,43
Richardson i Co house in Camden opposite
the national tote:, 2,s1
Rodtrey 4 Co blacksmith shop, tools etc adj
1ohnson's store, ..s..a , 1905
Stepr a. Starr water ditch from Greenhorn to
Bed Dog, imp on mining claims, - 1880
West Il K house at Little York opposite Lem
on's garden, one horse 5,27
Yantis John improvement on public land on
Greenhorn creek, known as Boards ranch, per-
sonal property, 26,9s
Zaf G.. B. house known as Union hotel, lot
known as the Robinson corner lot. ner nron % "a
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25
Bloomfield Township.

Aucsnausley T; blacksmith shop and tools on north
sac man street humbug city, 5,l2
Ancn Jas y co hume etc known as spring creek
mining company, below columbia hill, 23,5O
Anoerson WIN, house W Jerry wood per prop L, 55
Bells ranch -'A4' N'"', 10 90 90
Buah sebastion house, lot etc, onsnorth side of
man y street n nuIhDug, 9.5s
Burns Fat house and improvements on public land
at little Grass Valley, personal property, a1 sas
Carbon - hoHse and lot on side main strea, M,
bug. 97
Debour Fred improvement public lands on hum
bug creek, containing 460 acres per property 81 J
Delay mick house at forks of ridge anu columbia
hill road house on side road columbia hill personal
property, 1886
siIs main st humbug, butcher shop side main st
,serokec, butcher shop at relief hill per prop 67 SO
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25

Dillon Pat & co imp on mining claims on Grizzley
hiIi I. II ~r :. y -, ,.s.s.f.,. -. SIG
hill 1886
Esselst yne J, III. & tail fmes spring creek 1905
Plane gan e. Couff money secured by mortg l59 80
Fortune Alex money on hand, residence at humbug
Forarty C g. CO Improvement on mining claims at
Grizzly ridge waite ditch connected with same 9.0s
Foster improvements on public land on W branch
Knapp's creek, J mile east of Cru7en's, la,05
Forsytlrw. m-Personal property. IA, ,36
Gilroy ufred blacksmith shop etc, south side
main street humbug, 9,74
Glysson Jos improvement on public lands on spring
creek, 81 mile of columbia hill, per property, 746
Gilbert g. stockdale improvement on mining claims
at chimney HILL 974
Gilbert n c. house and barn junction Of illinois
bar and ridge road, personal roperty, 7.Sl
Gray w. A. Improvement on mining claims at old
grizzley mill, 5,l2
Hahn & Man water ditch from Logan's canon to
Louisa fat, $3.50
Hahn, Mau y Co improvement on mining claims
at Louisa fiat, 2Sl
Heal j. & Co personal property, 1909
VilIarica hill 7.43
Irving s. M housc, lot and barn etc on side main
st humbug known as the Irving house of and adj
the same, 1855
bug improvement ON public lands below Backbone
person al property, 1882
Jacobs A. improvement on mining claims on south
side humbug creek, water ditch from humbug creek
te republican hill, l7f7
Keyser Sam brewery n eide Main street. hum
bug, improvement public lands OF humbug Is, ,46
l-arerqueru Jos house and lot on south side main
street humbug, 5,l2
Marrow Lewis money on hand, residence at Griz-
zly hill l04 AS
Miner David & Co. improvement mining cluims
on spring creek 2,sl
McGill II. b. blacksmith shop at Arnold's ranch.
2.sl
McGraw & Noble improvement on mining claims
at Grizziy bill, 2sl
McRrown Sam " Co improvement on mining claims
at columbia hill: 1900
McRrown Sam house and let II side Main st conm.
bia hill 7,43
Mau l. e. Co water ditch from Logan canon to Lou
lisa Flat G,60
Phalan. ] & Co. improvement on mining claims At
Lit tie Grass Valley, 2sl
Phillips l.. house and lot en- side main street hum
bug 2el
Reese J & Co improvement on public lands on east
branch Knapp's creek containing leo acres, IL OF
Roachford G.. w. house and lot n side Main 81
| humbug 5,ls
| Rung N. house opposits Miller's at humbug, 2sl
Siffers NJ house and lot, side Main st numbug g. "a
Stickin J. house and lot on south side Main ST
| humbug, l2Os
Thomas Geo Q houseson side main street hum
bug improvement on public lands of humbug, per.
| sonal property 14l.
| Thomas g. Sims barn on south side Main street.
humbug 81.
Todd Frank house and barn on Relief BILL person.
| property SIT
| Topletf g. Lake. house and lot of Williams store
| at Arnold's Rauch ST..
Waldron WIN Improvement public lands o.
Backbone containing $40 acres, perl property Ill
Wood Jerre personal property H,s.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25
Bloomfield Township-special List

Scott, Bonham & Co. improv ovements on mining
claims on Gold bar on seuth Yuta riyei, 1886
Scott Bonnam Bait and CO. water hume from south
Yuba river to Gold bar 5l2
Merryman I water fume from south Yuba river
10 (;oli bar, 4A
Webber r. house and furniture at Gold bar, south
Yuba river. -, 33l
Bennett d. w water fiume and ditch from south
yuba river TO missouri bar I43O
Browneu W A stock of goods at humbug person1l
property, 14,2o
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25
Nevada Township--Special Tax List.

Owner Unknown vacant lot on what is COM
monty known as Waites adj E. G. Waite, rs feet
front by l5O feet deep, LES
Owner Unknown portion of lot on n side
main st, of and adj the Theatre and of the
lots of John Williams, 10 feet, 96 feet deep more
or less, SOC
Riley A W. machinery and RANCH near Omega,
vacant lot or Broad st, knowg as Union ranch,
known as Haws near Nevaela, 24,60
Jenkins d. house and lot on Gold Flat, 5,l2
Williamson Jno honse and fixtures used as q
saloon adj brick hause of Kilbourn side Pine
street, 0,74
Giles T. & CO... water quartz mill at Gold tun-
mel on Deer creek, : . 81 Is. 80 1905
street. adj hunts, lot side spring st, house and
lot cor Pike and Cottage street, lot adj national
Exchanges .r4. fo3,64
Fowler L. personal property, 1922
Rummery J n money secured by mortg 4,30
Grant Jas money secured.by mortgage. $50
Goddard E. D. h Co. money secured by mort
gage, San Francisco,.,.. .. az 51,3S
Washington and Alpha toll road, 1852
Thurlwell J. house, lot etc, cash on hand 10 IA
Kellogg Levi M water ditch known as Selby
Hill ditch com on Rock creek and running Sclby
hill, fumes, &c. personal property, 190,42
Funston Jas house, lot, &c. on Deer creek on
Prospect hill 1905
Mailman VIM house and lot on washington
road, mile north Of Nevada, 1850
Chittenden ] A house, garden etc mile south
of Nevada, formerly owhed by Turner, 1925
Herber John money secured by mortg, 1910
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25
Little York township-special List

Jacobs Geo water ditch com side middle
fork Greenhoru running to sailor Flat, house &
lot side Boulder st Nevada, 1896
King, Lawrence Co water ditch com on n
fork Greenhorn creek running to sailor fat rs, %
Livelady NJ residence on sailor fat and per-
sonal property, 1901
Whitehead Walker water ditch commenc at
point near Turner's and running to hagle gree
company diggings, 9,74
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25
Grass Valley Townships Special List

Burras G.. N hotel on side mill stree. known as
the washington hotel, 80 80
Doss Chas. improvement on public lands, 3 miles
6 w of Barker's ranch more or less, SIP
Labar & Co steam saw mill on old auburn road.
2 miles of Grass Valley, J3 SO
McCarty, m. improvement on public lands l-2 milo
n Of Buena Vista ranch, personal Properto, ~ 446
Goodwin A. improvements on public lands south
west of Grass Valley 100 acres perl property 3o45
Gill WIN, money secured by mortgage, $50
hoodworth B. F. money seou red by rortg 6.21
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25

Prosper house and ranch on Rock
creek back lof Blue Tent. ~s~ y17,70
Palmer J G dwelling house and lot
on south. side Spring street - 1850
Ramsey, VIM house and ranch OPP
posite Town Talk 9,10
,Sweetland Geo house, lot etc. on
Web Hill 1925
Stiles ,Wm, G. vacant lotion Spring
street in rear of BIT Stokes. buildings
and machinery at the south end of
Pine street bridge. quartz mill on
side Deer creek op foot, Mill. st ,ls,70
.Stulleg house and lot OH Park ave-,
nue. np Chas Young, per prep 1885.
,Stangroom vacant lot on west side,
Miss .Gibson's lot . :.., 4.SQ
Taylor JOS house and lot above
Mrs .Sweency's on Sacramento road,
personal property eS,52
TansyJ r vacant lot adjoining VIM
g Stiles in front of Woods residnc ,2,65
Warner S w house, lot and tanne-
ry on old Grass Valley road below
Hughes 1920
~ Delinquent 1857. 49,
Dawley.A L half interest in house
and lot at Cayoteville, New. TIP 1855
Lachey D residence etc east side of
Bridge street Nevada :.7,17
Moisll P L ranch etc east end and
also ranch on w end Cement hill $3.50
Owner Vnk'on residence on Wash
ington aiding Hosp'l New. city 1912
Owner Unknown residence AND lot
2nd above hospital Washington strt
Nevada city ..;.~' 1924
Subtle Lukenap ranch and improv
near Blue Tent, Nevada county 1890
Belden & Cochran $50
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

way AZ to be great nuisance 10 bis neighbors,
and tho Lord provost may be called upon To IT.
terfere. Has anything Vt this sort occurred in
ltalys IL thero any ono who eau say there 10
such disturbance of order at Milan, at Modena,
or at Florencs--that the nsighbors--eithsr the
Austrian neighbors, or any other nelghbors --srs
called upon to interfcref Loud cheers.) On the
contrary, the conduct Of this people. just onanci-
pated, and who hnye been subject to foreign
rule for many years--who might have been
expected 10 burst into some execsses--possibly
some outrages ngainst persons who were most
odious to them---they have conducted their mat
tcrs with perfect order--with as much order 10
IL they had boon the citizens OF country that
had long been free. (Applause). Well then,
say, though we can claim no credit for having
cnabled these rs,ple to assert their freedom--all
TINT we have been is bystandcrs. and think for
very good and sufR ,ient reasons have taken no
part in the hostilitiss Of this Spring-yet think
we are not bound to sny, and we do say, and we
have said thatRgainst any interference BY foreign
force TO prevent these people having their own
Government and conducting their affairs rs they
like. wo do loudly and solemnly protest IRE
mendous chcers) And, therefore. gentlemen, be
the terms Of tho treaty now negotiating what thsy
may, If hereafter, consequent upon that treaty,
there should DO that Of which you have heard, no
doubt-and IL has been frequently talked diff
there should DO u Congress Of thu Powers of Eu.
rome; and IL IL should DO the wish Of those Powers
which have taken pnrt IN those hostilites that In
tho inal settlement Of Italy, aud tho acknowledge
mcnt Of the different States belonging TO II, other
Powers of Europe should take part in these con.
sultations, we might inss. only upon 0ne oondi-
ton, viz. that with respect 10 the using offoreign
force in order 10 compel those conditions o peace,
whatever they may be. to DO enforced. ~ o. to
interfere with the right Of tho people ef u ese
countries 10 manage their own concerns that
il such 10 tho object, or may be tho result of such
IL Congress. England must stand apart and take
no concern In IT," loud cheers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10
Lord John Russell on Italy.

Lord John Russell has been presented with the
freedom of the city of Aberdeen, and at great
meeting there, made n nobly generous speech in
favor Of Italian liberty. He is very strong for
tho population to have their ownlway. The fol.
lowing sentiments are worthy of a Constitutional
Statesman:
The Italian people--n people very strong in
numbers-a people unsurpassed in Intellect by
any nation in Europc--this people have been sub
jcct for centuries to foreign powers; sometimes to
the Spaniards, sometimes to the Germans, some
times to the French. Well, it occurred, some
ten or twelve years ago. to some men of very ar-
dent hopes. and Of great literary talent, that
these foreign nations had not succeeded in OBJ
tanning the affections and confidence of the Ita-
ians; and that the Italians might as well govern
Iialy themselves. 1t was q new notion. but stil
NOT very unnatural one. In l848 and 1919 they
made the attempt. and unfortunately they sue
ceeded very i'll, and gave pesple q great distrust
of their power Of selfgovernment; but the Em-
peror Of the French having conquered Lombardy
in the present year, ma 10 wish and magnani-
nous declaration that he had not come to CON
quer Lombardy for himself but that the Ital-
ians should be the free citizens of q great coun-
try. lCheers.) The Italians, not only in Lom-
bardy, but in Tuscany, in Alodena, and in Parma
acted upon that declaration, and they have made
temporary and provisional governments for them
selves, declaring that they wish hereafter 10 b.
the freq citizens of q great country. (Cheers.)
Well, i ask, has there been any mischief because
think. with regard to this mastsf, 6f Staten and
natf6ns regulating their own governments, that
IL is not very different for Q, man in city-say
the city of Aberdeen regulating his own house.
(Cheess.l At the same time IL is also the truth
that . man can manage bis house in ssuch q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

animals paid no attention to the train until II was
close by them, when the bull suddenly jsmpcd
upon the track and attempted to cross. The train
was going too slow 10 h,ow him of. and too near
to be stepped and accordingly tho cow.eatcher
struck him, dragging him few feet, when no
caught in q culsert and the locomotive wns thrown
of. The engineer, Geo. McNamire. remained at his
post and escaped uniHjured
Mr.. A. A. Hobart, tho conductor Of tho train.
although badly injured, came on to Chicago lie
has rib broken, one fractured and ono indonted
a severe cut upon the top Of his head n confusion
upon the forehead, and has bruises upon his legs,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

TIE WISCONSIN RAILROAD ACCIDENTS State
nents of fPAssengers.-T Chicago Journal, Nov.2,
eiycs the statements of the cyewtnesses of the re-
cent disaster on the Northwestern Railroad, near
Watcrtown, Wis.
Mr. George b. Edwards. of Shawano Wis, who
was aboarl tue train furnishes US the following par
tieulars.
The train consist of thirteen cars, densely crow.
ded with passengers. many in each car being obi
ged to stand up. At l02 o'clock, between Jelfer-
son and Waertown, about eight miles from the
latter place, the casualty occurred. Mr. Edwards
was sitting in the front car next to the baggage
car when he suddenly heard peculiar noise and
at once concluded either that the road was very
rough or that the engine was running off the track
Before he had ha61ly time TO think the passenger
car was running Upon the ties and the baggage
car driven in to it, smashing it to pieces. The
floor Of the passenger car rua on that of the bag
gage. while the roof ofthe baggage car was thrown
into the former. Not seat in the car but was
smashed to pieces. The forward end of the car
was let down into the mud and water, and many
were injured By being caught and jammed be-
tween the beams. MIR. Edwards was injured some-
what by the falling of stove upon one of his
legs, but escaped by crawling through the window.
young man who was sitting upon the seat behind
him, talking with his sister, was killed, but bis
sitter esmred. sss ls
The spot where the accident occurred was on q
level, the grade being about three feet from the
ground, with \ ditch upon one eide filed with
mud and water to the depth Of two feet. The train
was going at the rate vi about fifteen miles an
hour, which is corrosoraied by the conductor and
others. herd Of cattle werc feeding upon the
side Of the tack antWb bull upon the other.--Ths
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10
Singers Sewing Machines

EEAT always Tho most coneaave proof Of gea.
before public csmparals to singer. sewing Tsoaiars n"e
,i" es.nbs,ing the highest reputation 10 The United saies
where Sss sasea Of ,hs Rsss ps%a% and
sa Srsnsh :" oa,, THEM ~ ss wss sS" s n r f.
these machines he used with immense profit Az the speed
singer. Machine. compared with hand'scwne No sAilo
:h'smaker dre.smake erriare trimmer, saer, haer Ec
%ssSaS rsseay employs. ons TSo'ssad % baiass as
done these aehines are an assisiance Planters
AMI hotel keepers hnd them particularly and profit
strong and araS being he only ' Kind Of sssSs Ma
ehGe ever made BY which every sort Of Ggr o. nc
M Sewing Machines have been made and sold under varIos
names but singers Machine. alone have been found every
psnis r aas' ssSp are sent with each ma.
galI q ihs world g Il desiring
"a copy Ssss tsa Ga. P.ss
wholly devoted to fhe Sewing Maeps ja',,;t s;sarr
Principal onieo, No sas Brosdss,, .S Ssw' y Yea 'Ys;.
s..s,s ~ 5 Sss.s A. ssSs II n
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Louis No q b. Charles b. New Orleans NO 20 aupha -,
sl',one. n"e.-----a------------- Idec si.d&osAl
German Anchor BOIting Cloth.
TUVlE subseber would inform Mles and those atne u
os a .t sbasS sSy sas on hand wIS1 ost 1 1HC
low be bought In the market Let ali want csn a.
"s sss sss upon s'"S sfiaIEa PETERS CO.
Sombrero Guano. sasss
- tons Of Phosphate Guan0, from lsnnd
"a West ndea tho richest deposie Ph0sphasc or Line
known 70 the world containing between 10 and 80 per cent
Bone Phosphate Lfne and TO which invite attention
OF our ends and the public generally who deal fersers
We for the saie or this Guano here and
VIII sell asNorern pces deductng aetusl expenses 70 s
place Z 50
pamphls.s sonta Ats analysis Ae urnishcd on appIss-
MoCoRKLE a Co, Sole Agcus
april Z d8cta Main Street Lynchburg, Va
A Change.
N the 2Dth nst the interest VI Mr. Staples decd In
~ the OF Staples, Martin Co.. ecnsed The buE
In the ture will be conducted unicr the style VI STA
PLES, MARTIN POWERS al the Old and convenient siand
Of staples, Martin Co opposite Inc Va Tenn Railroad
favor NJ with call. THOMAS STAPLES,
....ses ~. JOHN $. MARTIN.
d. p POWERS. -. I
ga full supply OF always hand VI low
prices. oct 22-dts
vIyHE VICTOR COOKING STOVE for wood aud sosl NJ
l. best Stove In usefye sizes, No. and %
all, and warranted At ia Main stsesk 3s;ss2 ~
oct 1S-dts q n BLISS Il cos
4 LLEaH1NY WATERING have jasl rscsi$ = y
n Of Aneghapy Water, direct nom she HrRiu ii
and gallon denufQhns We vial slsays hseS \ 2S
water on hard loct 2C-disl " z. sTN0xHE 81 &0A
ENANCY CABAI4 Work Boxes, Mensy - pora1nI
French Morocco Travelling Baga (scuae vssy sneS H.s
and new ssppay Of China ornanent lsyesivsd q N -
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10
DETERMINED TO EXCEL.
:, ann, .r. .E,A l. l.. 1899.


We offer extra in,iuc'ment
To examine si.ek Of
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
The Styles and Workmanship equal that ma e 10 order
by the best Tailors In the counry.
We procure all
The aud fashionable
Fabrics sold by our first class
Cloth Hnusce, nnd
Have them manufactured
Into Garments
To suit the scnson.
From The continuing cry of more, more rom si
onabc pesani for lhlr consideration darrnis (some
Of which ARE entirely ncwD 4,tcf 10 the times!
is own CoAra--The Diplomatic, GRACEFUL rich mud
Portable Garment the aeot, the Surtout The Sack, the as
Inn anI the ulenderry.
2d BueSnss ssu,~Mauuhcurcd In every syls and ou, of
Kind of goods, ranging In priccs from to 90
Bd DnEas AND Fhock toA7s, cut aud trimmed In the hes
possbe maer and warranted Ia give etire satisfaction.
4. ssutK BuRAsrEp Corn tuArs Black Cashmere pants
from ~ AZ Fancy Cashmere Pants om to e1i Uassmeru
Vests Rom l.Ib 10 td
b. Fancy Plush Velvet vesis of the nesi MATERIAL rlnin
mud Fancy Silk Vests Pnn md Fancy Cashmere Vests tcns
lA ncwD
OH Travelling shirts of Cotton Linen, Merno aud Cashmere;
ns Fancy Muslin Shirts Of Frcnch manufacture something
really beautiful
7ih lalroad tugs, sporting Banke Night Comorteru,
Furred Bnuke bay STATE mud Imported ShHws fron 10 e9O
s Scaris Of Merno, Chshere hk and Plush Cruvais 0t
SILK Worsed and Leather.
ah Every imaginable kind Of Genilemens Under Wear,
Socks Collars and every article be und IN first class Cloth.
Ing House. GLASS a. RAINE,
sept yO-dts t30 Main Street, IynehbnlR<Sa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

Great Reduction in Charges on Goods from AeNorth,
Ella Richmond and James Rtper j. kdn1wha
Canal, to Lynehbnrg, thence dy .tdil-
road 10 The South West.
fINHANKFUL my friends and the public for their very lib
eral patronage, would respectfully inform iem that
ing To the large increase of business subsequent form
reduction have determined TO reduce charges Geme
raj Merchandise such Dry Goods Boo Shoes, Hats, Caps
c only 25 cents 100 pounds which includes all expenses
from the Whaiyes at Richmond to the Landings Depot
Lynehburg. L...4.,-
Produce forwarded at very low rates.
eH- For special rates, circular
ALFRED $. LEE,
forwarding and C0aD.ission Kerchont,
jan 27-lts On the Dock Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

U1oR THE LADIEs-we have just received beautiful ar ar
,;a n Gold elt Buckles for the LADIES' Also some'hhs
s s ia ne 81 xay Of Ear Rings. These goods are fine
Received q the same nc ,ns ! and EsS Rings that arc hard
aa in stye and price Now the time for bargains y TIT
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III an.has iofants Brushes Combs OF every deserglioh
I & ad Pertumcry in great varieties, at the Lays
ming Store 1t6 Main Street. At KINsEY
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