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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-04
II ARBLE WORKS.

Monuments, Tomb .Hohs. Gyare Stones,
Chimney-piecrs, Furniture SiaJs,
D""y and Hindoe SHs Cur
dc" I"sss. Urn, LrmI-,
T)GETHER WITH A GENERAL AsSoRT.
Il ment of finished Marble Works such ms i,
vdnd in first class establishment of plain and
costly designs of pure white. italian and Ameri
ran Marble. Any article in the Marble line made
{" order at short notice. on terms tn suit the times.
Designs furnished by mail for Monuments, &C.
Goods securely boxed free Of cost.
Call or address j. b. GADDESS,
Lynchburc Marble Works.
June 10. ls59-6m-jj9l Lynchburg Va.
Athens Foundry and Machine Works.
INliE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
Il fully announce to the citizens of Athens and
the public generally. that they are still in opera
ton and propose to do CASTINGS of every les-
eruption in their liue. and would therefore solicit
work from all those who may want anything of
the kind.
We are now casting and have for sale different
sizes of the Globe, Crescent, Indiana and Iowa
Cook Stoves furnished complete; various sizes Of
Parlor, Nine Plate, Chamber. Office and Shop
Stoves. Also Coal Stoves, Hollow Ware Waffle
Irons; Ploughs, Backs and Jams. In fact hav.
ing avery large supply of patterns on hand got up
turing the past seven years, we supply any
order for any kind of Machinery that can be wan
ted. We also manufacture Horse Powers and
Threshers, also Cane or Sugar Mills, large and
small kettles. ..
Also the kigorc Spiral or Incline Water Wheel,
whi.h will saw from two to FIVE thousand feet per
day. All kinds of MACHINERY fitted up in The
best and most durable manner, and upon short
notice.
Also Iron Railing of every description.
Wear also prepared to make Brass and Com
position Casting.
The highest cash price paid for old Copper.
ZIMMERMAN 4 KILGORE.
r. S. There is connected with the Works an ex-
"cllent Pattern Maker so that persons wishing |
castings can have patterns made to order FAX. |
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New Goods Cheap Goods! Fine Goods
robson, RICE g. CO..

robson, RICE & CO.,
DEG LEAVE TO SAY TO THEIR Gus
ID omcrs. and mankind generally, that they arc
",m receiving a large and complete stock OF
All Kinds of Goods .'..
usually brought 10 this market, with some Of the
novelties of The season, which they purpose Offering
at their unprecedented low prices.
FOR CASH AND TO PROMPT DEALERS.
Our motto is, TO sen So, give us n call, and we
prornise to show you Goods and prices to please.
April
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c RAGE REP 0SIT0RY,
At Knoxville and Athens.
U1E KEEP ON HAND A VARIETY OF
w all kinds OF vehicles such as
CARRIAGES,
ROCkA Ways,
BUGGIES,
Of all kinds and descriptions. and
TWO HORNE PLANTATIONS WAGONS
We furnish Harness and Whips with all We sell.
Our work is made North. out of good material,
and We give a,Ianiee. We have made arrange
mcnts for large stock this season, which we are
receiving daily. We buy largely from the manu-
iac'urers themselves. and can sell for the freight
less than you can buy the same article in New
York. Our Harness fine. Come aud see our
FAMILY HACK WAGONS.
II not convenient to come, write us what you
want and we will give you full description and
price.
NJ. l.. PHILLIPS will be at Athens, aud ]. l..
BRIDGES at Knoxville.
BRIDGES L PHILLIPS.
Athens, April |, 1853 tf-5ig
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Sewing Machines.

hWD0IkS AND PRATT'S PATENT SEW.
ID ing Machines. double and single thread, from,
80 10 $50. complete. Call and examine them. al
Apl % GEO. W. ROSS.
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Groceries !!
Hats |! Hats!

ID 0BESON, RICE co. HAVE MORE
III Hats and better ones and Mt lower prices,
than they have ever been offered in this market
April $
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UST RECEIVED. A LARGE LOT OF IRON
- Axles. sizes from l. to 2 inches-Boxes II to
; inches long-which / will sell cheap for cash.
May GEO. W. ROSS.
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c A R SON & BR o.,

n n v N q d II w.,
(.Succcssors to Cdrsoh q iaHen,)
Cleveland, Tenn,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs,
Dye Woods,
Oils. Paints and Painters Articles, varnisbes,
Window Glass and Putty. Glassware, Perfume
ry. &c.-Aso, Fine Soaps. Fine Hair and
Tooth Brushes, Paint Brushes, Sur
gical and Dental Instruments,
Pare Wines and lIrandies for
Medical purposes,
Fancy Articles. &C., &c., &c. ...r
WfTH all the PATENT or PROPRIETOR
Medicines of the Day.
OUR STOCK WILL BE FOUND TO EN-
~ brace larger and more general assortment
than is usually kept in this section, and we intend
to keep it full. and equal to the first class houses
in East Tennessee We make our purchases large
ly for cash. and principally in Original Packages
of Direct Importers and Manufacturers, while en-
ables us to sell nj wholesale much lower than any
similar house in East Tennessee. Physicians and
country merchants will find il decidedly to their
advantage to give trial. All articles sold by
us are warranted to he Of the purest quality, and
should ut any time an article prove unsatisfactory
We beg ii to be returned at our cost us il is our
intention to deal only in
Pure Drugs.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
Physicians Prescriptions and Family Recipes will
receive the greatest care and attention in their
compromising, at all hours. Aug26-ly-570
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ROBESOf

TT AVE- ON HAM
III SUMNER a
".A.uus to sell ut grca
examine them.
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NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF GIBSON 4 wEsTER is
J. this day dissolved by mutual consent. C. +
Gibson will continue the business at the old stand
All those indebted to me for the years 1857 or
ls3s. can pay Inc in Wheat at the market price,
June 10, 80 CT GIBSON.
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Nails! Nails! Nailsi

MALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES,
w several varieties. at
April s robson. RICE A 60
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Nails! Nails Nails
lust RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF
~ Nails, from Sd TO 4Od, which will sell cheap
for cash. by the key or pound
Apl 20 GEO. W. ROSS.
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A LOT OF THRESHERS, DIFFERENT
IA kinds, left over from last year, that can be
Dau IN favorable terms. They must be sold, and
all who want to buy would do well to call and SEQ,
before purchasing elsewhere.
May6 S. X. REEDER.
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DR.. w, s. FINDLAY

k3tsPECIttLiY offers his Professional Services to
~ the citizens Oi pkevie ANA vicinity.
Uffich ;-The me formerly occupied by Dr. Frazier.
h"h.t"cfs-fa"ultyo NJ the University 0l Penn, Med
yep. W. T. Batt, Abingdon, Va Col. L, D. Trigg.
Knoxville, TENN; DIR. }. EwIne Rvs, MN, Va; 81
tnk,r-"n, ESQ ,lHzeweil.T M; Dr. u. Frazer, Knuh
"nny, Tenn; Cot Daniel Cocke, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Col W. Houston, farewell, Tenn. Dee i7-iy -53i
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
A. Knoxville ood

May % is5o-em-5s7
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Raising Apples.

Nothing pays better for care and atten-
tiuD than the apple. A single acre in this
fruit, kept in govt heart by manuring and
cuiti,a ion, will yield more profit than ten
acres neglected in the ordinary way. The
only secret in having apples abundant every
year, is in keeping the trees clean and in
feeding them. recently read an account
of an apple tree standing near house in a
deep rich loan. IT was kept in grass and
bure large crop o! early apples in alter
nate years, yielding nothing in the intervai.
By way OF experimenting the green sward
was broken up, and the whole yard manured
and planted as a garden. To the great dis.
appointment OF all the skeptics in the re.
gion, the old tree changed its habits, and
ore very full crops two years in succession
The yard was seeded down and it relapsed,
but continued to bear in the years which
would have been barren in the old order
verify believe that more than half the
fault OF unfruitful seasons lies with our.
selves, though we ale accustomed to lay II
Ill on the poor trees and the seasons
Cor. North Western Prairie Farmer.
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Hints to Young Farmers.

Always take one or more agricultural
papers; for every number will give you in
formation which will benefit you in dollars.
Be admonished that stitch in time saves
nine, or the laying up of a rail. or mailing
on a board, may save the ninth repetition
and unruly stock.
Colts must have great deal of exercise
DON'T be afraid to plow deep. A few more
oats in the spring will make many more al
harvest
Feed yoIr fowls the year round if you
would m ke them profitable.
Have separate pen into which your pig:
ean 60 and get sheledcorn and milk.
Judge not hastily; but examine well be-
fore you decide.
Keep clear of Shanghuis.
Lime should be accessible 10 poultry.
III ke the most of every thing.
Never half do any thing; you may thus
lose more in one day than month can re.
store.
Often inspect your stock, and keep q
sharp lockout for disease and accident.
Pure water should be supplied to every
thing.
Qualify and quantity should be ycur
maxim.
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agricultural.
Horses and Stables.

Blindness is very common among horses
sure by keeping them in dark, confined
stables. and shading their eyes with har-
ness blinders. Dark, ill-ventilated cellar
stables are quite common; this stupid Prac-
tice should be abolished, because such sta
bles are very detrimental to the health of
these noble animals. All stables should be
dry, roomy structures. provided with win
don S to sfford abundant light, and should,
also, be frequently whitewashed- The
horse is native of dry, sunny regions, and
requires to be kept dry and warm in order
to attain to. the greatest perfection.
Close and confined stablesjus like those
which are so common, are the frequent
cause Of that violent disease called glanders
few years since, great ravages were com'
mitted among the cavalry OF France by this
disease; bu. it is now almost unknown in
that country. This result has been brought
about by simply making larger stables
doubling the size of the stalls, and securing
good ventilation. La proportion to thei
bulk, horses need more fresh air than men
in order to perform the junction of respira'
ton; yet they are commonly coopet up il
narrow stalls, which are not large enous
to keep dormouse's lungs at work.
AS the season is now approaching when
ow ing to inclement weather, horses W i'll b.
more con fined indoors, those who possess
such animals should row devote some after
lilo n 10 provide them with stables suitable
10 their nature aud wants, and 5y SO doin,
they will greatly increase their health ant
longevity.
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The Best Nen England Family Nemspape,
Springfield Weekly Republican

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on large quarto sheet OF the size OF the leading
New York papers, under the editorial charge OF
Samuel Bowles and DIR. J. G. Holland, author of
the Timothy 1itcomb' Letters to the Young, Bay
Pain novel, and Bitter Sweet poem
Early in the New Year 1852 DIR. Holland will
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10 the famous and popular Timothy Tilcomb Let
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over forty columns OF reading matter, including
All the News of the Week, local, general and tor.
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A summary and review OF Religious AfIairs; Ag-
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Farm and Garden, by practical cultivation; An
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Original Bosten. New York and Washington Cor.
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PRIcG--ODc copy six months, 81; One year 81,
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0TThe difference between rising early
every morning at six and eight, in the care
of forty years, amounts 10 1890 hours, or
three years, one hundred and tweDty-cne
dsys and sixteen hours, which are equal TO
eight aonrs day for exactly ten years; SO
that rising stsjx will be the same as if ten
wears OF life we're added, wherein we may
command eight hours every day :or the cul-
;iyatioa. Of our minds and the dispatch of
business.
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PROSP ECTUS
OF THE
OHIO STATE JOURNAL.

In assuming the ownership and management OF
The Ohio State Journal ii has been the aim OF its
proprietors IT, place il such a basis, pecuniary
ana otherwise, to insure its permanent success
and usefulness. All the materials OF the establish
ment have been renewed, and i'll elegance ot typo
graphical appearance, The Journal Is not surpass
ed by any OF its contemporaries
The editorial charge OF the paper has been as
sumed by Henry ID. Cooke, who has engaged the
services of experienced and competent assistants
in that department. IL is the design of the pub Ii
shers to make Tho Journal iaithIul, fearless and
reliable exponent OF Republican sentiment i'll Ohio,
and it is hoped that their efilrts will meet with
liberal encouragement: iron the friends OF Free
Labor throughout the State That it may be
worthy, in all respects, OF their hearty support its
conductors will constantly aim. not only TO reflect
and advocate Republican principles and measures
but to present in its columns COM pIete and reliable
information on all questions OF State and Nation
| al Politics.
Full reports of the proceedings of the Ohio Leg
isla lure, and daily Geographic SYNOPSIS OF the
debates in Congress- will be furnished, during the
sessions of those bodies. Complete and accurate
repurts of the decisions of the Oo Supreme Cuu ri
will tie published daily during he sta ed terms of
| that Court. Each issue OF The Journal will also
contain the latest news, received by telegraph and
mails up 10 the hour of going 10 press; together
with complete Financial and Commercial sum-
mary, embracing Market Reports, Railway and
| other statistics, etc.
q due proportion ofspace will be devoted 10 Lit
erary, Agricultural and Mechanical Affairs, and
10 matters of prominent interest in the Religious,
Scientific aud Artistic World In short, the COL
umns of the Journa vii! present curren epitome
OF the Political, Industrial and Social Progress of
the country, and especia lily OF Ohio.
The Journal will be published, as heretofore, i'll
Daily, Tri- Weekly and Weekly, on the following
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Daily, per year Sc 90
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Weekly, tsingle subscribers,) per year, 80
9sJ-ln AL cases Payment in Advance.
Will our friends aid us in procuring subscribers
and clubs! Address all orders to
COOKE g. MILLERS,
Publishers Columbus Ohio
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LovE.-If you love others, they will love
you. Iftou speak kindly to them, they will
speak kindly 10 you. Love is repaid with
1--we, and hatred with hatred. Would you
hear sweet and PLEASING echo, sneak
swsstly snd pleasantly yourself.
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IN COLUMBUS NURSERY.
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
For the Spring Of 1858

A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
n OF FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Shrubs, Vines, ETC., incIud ing
APPLE TREES, q years grafted.) very thrifty, and
OF the hest varieties for Central and Southern Ohio
PEAR TREEs. both standard and dwarf, the latter
on Ansefs ounce stocks, very thrifty and hand
some.
CHERRY TREES, adapted to the climate of the
Southwest, mostly ahaleb stocks. and br h.
ing low.
PEACH TREES, of the hest age and size, with fine
healthy roots. and of the choicest kinds.
Pluns. Ounces, ApricoIs, Nectarines. Almonds
Craps, Currants, Gooseherres, Raspberries, Straw
berries, Rhubarh aud Asparagus Roots, Usage
Orange Plants, for hedging.) etc.
Also. Evergreeus of various kinds, Roses, and
Ornamental Shrubs and Flowers, in great variety,
and al low prices.
IFSend for DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE, and or
der directly from head quarters, NO AeEsTs ARE
EMPLOYED to sell trees Tor Articles viii be
packed eecureiy, and forwarded to any points tie
Railr cads directed. (Twenty varieties of choice
Flower eeds sent BY NAL, postage free, for ~
Address u. b. BATEHAM & CO..
feIsly Columbus Ohio.
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Cornwall's Halfway House, Bristo

Testimony OF Mr.. Abner Elmns Market street
above SIKH. CorrOboraiive of the efficacy of wi.
hams AMI Dy speptic Elixir.
d.. James HiIiams:
Dear Sir--it gives me great pleasure TO know tn 1
you are again preparing your med for the Gu
81 Dyspepsia, for many Of my acquaintances have
repeatedly asked me where 1t could she procured
know ing that had been cured hy it, A, think
That public a. 'knOwedscment of the re at he III
l have received nom TIL of your me iIriue -
not only due to yon. but may he useful to others |
now make II. For several years ! suffered from
Dyspepsia, VIII Oh increased to such an extent that
my health ana constitution were rapidly sinking
under II. was competed to restrict myscIf IA
the most simple food, aud even that could NOT di
gest Tell d loss of sIreng H. disnciuation to or
ercise. and (as You have IT III your advertisement
general feeling of oppression and iudesc tiba bIe
WEAKNESS. lr tue scar lSls, hearing from Others
nigh recommendations of your Auti Dyspeptic
EIiNir, procured aud used il W ith the most nanny
eueCti under its influenza. languor aud waayIness
: sradually passed away, aud my appetite returned
winch could gTsilfy with impunity. Ten wears
have now elapsed, and my confidence in the cura.
live powers of your med icinc hash course ncre,s
I'd, for ii completely cured me when | failed 10 oh
lam relief from any other source.
Very respectfully, yours
ABNER ELMES
The Elixir" is sold in bottles al 3 each or si,
bottles for s..
Proprietor, JAMES WILLIAMS
Chemist and fharmaceutist No. 4, South Seventh st
fhiladeiphia.
IL = r"t shie ny Druss1sts. RclB |
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Communicated TO John 3. Fenrose, Esq from Mr.
Franklin Eyre, Keusirgton:
IT is with great graf iicatiOn that testify to thu
ehcacy OF Williams Anti-Dyspeptc Elixir '
which yon so strongly recommended to me and for
which heartily thank you; it has completely re.
stored my beaI:h which cheerfuly publicly &C.
knowledge. with the hope that others may he sir j.
larly benefited Truly yours
FRANKLIN EYRE.
Kensingtou, Sept. 10. 1850
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GTIn private ve must atch our thoughts !,
in the family our tempers, in company 0ufn
tongues.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

4 ~ IT u --U DH UT JNN., I0O3l
~ at O'Clock in The afternoon, o the prem sc
heicInifier described, will be- so Id TO the highest
bidder, the following reaI estate the property ef
Charles NJ. Porter, deceased. to VIII \ part of the
south West quarter OF Section %. TUwnSip1 Range
g. containing 30 acros, ly ing aud heing BE lmon
county, ohio. Also, attract situated in Monroe co ,
ONO being part y the North West quarter of the
North East quarter of Section 30. Township g. Range
q, containing II acres more less; subject TO the
dover of the widow, the assignment of which, hy
lneies aud bonds she valves, and agrees to take in
lieu thercOithe value thereof in money.
ELIJAH HOGIfE,
des3lw Adn'r of Cbss NJ Porter dec a.
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TI, betokens as great soul to be !
capable of curing fault, as TO be incapiblse
Of committing it. a11rL
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find il to theiI
benefit to call on me before purchasing, and pledge
myself TO sell 10 them their stock of Dry Goods
cheap as they can be bought in the East.
ALEX HEYMAN, 1877, Main street.
Wheeling, September. 1858 oc2I
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IaTge and general assortmeht OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, -

among which is TILDEN'S FLUID EXTRACTS
GARNER, Lamourelx & Co.'S Pharmaceuiic Granues
and Dragees. These preparations are destined Io
take an important place in Therapeutics, and the
most distinguished practitioners agree in admit
ting. These PILLS, GRASULEs snd DRAGEEs are
covered with coating OF sugar, and present greai
adv anita ees in the quadruple point of view of The
exae tHess OF the weight of the medicines of Its
perfect preservation, its convenient and agreeable
administration and above all its greatly increased
Therapeutic action. These medicines are prepared
by NeSsrs. Garnier, LamoureauI x Co members o
the College of Pharmacy of Paris.
IL has also received an extensive supply of Sur
gCal and Dental Instruments. Gold md Stannun
Foil, Gum Plain and Pivot Teeth, all Of which hi
will sell oil the most reasonable terms.
aulqtf
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OCroBER 10. IHSn.

, -. OCTOBFK IU IH5U.
DR.. James HiUians:
Dear Sir--Having suffered for long time from
Dyspepsia so severely that I was completely pros
trated, and having tried very mears for relief ith
out success, | was adv ised to use your ..AntiDy
peptic Elk ir." IL affords me much pleasure TO in.
form you that sm en- Irely cured by its use, and
cordially recommend il ~ all persons sufferipr
under Dyspepsia Very respectfully, &C,
George WOODRUFF.
Cornwal's HalfWay House, Bristol Tnrnnike
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At END OF YEAR
[WHOLE NO. 1867

@H you wish that your own merit
should be recognized, recogn ze the merit
Of others. ''H
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100 Pieces of Carpets of all kinds. Brussels
Three Ply, Superime Ingram, All Wool, etc.
viii. sell good quality "A Carpet at CSC and :
superior quality, all WOOL for soc. Great Bargain
l5o Hearth Rugs-A fine Brussels Hearth Rug
worth dolls, al only dolls, the finest quality o.
Velvet Rugs, the largest SIZE alwa sold at dolls
for cnly 5, and do common size, worth dolls, fol-
only g, so.
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FGRS! FURs

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINSl
Ladies desiring to provide themselves with
beautiful and genuine set o f Furs tins season. will
find it TO their advantage TO examine my stock, he
fore purchasing as my assortment is greater II ar
ever it has been, and prices considerably lower
having pu released them direct from the Importe,
and Manufacturers, and only fer cash, it gives
considerable advantage, and am therefore enab ted
to sell very cheap Russia Sable. Mink Stone Mar
tin, Frel ch Sable. Fitch, Lynx, Genuets, and al
the usual varieties. have in large quantities ant
at all prices.
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ShaWls.

complete assortment, embracing
Long Shawls of the mos; renowned factories, a.
Bay State, WaterUiiet. WGtsrLoo, etc.
Stella Shawls. Mantle Styis. very cheap.
Broche Shawls. all wool long Broche Shawls TO
10 dolls. " orth Is.
Chenille Shawls, rich coiors, and exuaordinar,
cheap.
Jacquered Sbawls, the very latest style out
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Scandinavia Blood Purifier, per bottle or s5 pe-
halfdosen; Scandinavian Blood Pals, 25 esnts PEI
box OF i've for 81.