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BOARD OF EDII CATION
AN ACT to provide Tor the suthcutieation ana tax
ing effect OF the Laws passed by the Board Of Educa-
ton.
SRcTloS l. b, IL enacted by the Board Of Eduea-
toa Of the State e IoWa That all acts passed by this
Board shall, before they become laws, be correctly
enrolled, and si.ned by the Presiding officer of tLis
body
az That printed cert cate of the Secretary of this
Board shall be appended to the pamphlet containing
COPY the laws of any session, stating that the acts
therein contained have been by him compared with the
original statutes passed by this Board, and such
cae shall be sufficient evidence Of the correctness Of
those laws to render them receivable as genuine in oil
cases whatever.
80. That when not otherwise expressly provided the
laws passed any general session OF this Board shall
take effect the first day OF March next after the date
Of their publication.
ISxnedI ORAN FAvILLE,
President Of the Board OF Education.
hereby certify that the above Is a t9Ds and COM
pete sopy Of the original act passed by the Board
Of Education OF the State of Iowa
JOSIAH I. TUBBY,
Secretary pro ten. Of the Board.
December 18th 1858.
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ONLY TIGHT.-'How flushed how
weak he is What's the matter with
liz q,

weak he is What's the matter with
him.
Only tight?'
'Tig hit!
Yes, intoxicated
'Only tight!' Mans best and great
est gift. his intellect, degraded the on
ly power that raises him from brute
creation. trodden under foot of a de :
baslng appetite:
WITH, tti9rsfe rpsfe txcss txcss ana h taar dlmn,,ed eye Is
see her only sons disgrace, and in her
fancy pictures the bitter woe of which
this is the foreshadowing.
Only tight!' The gentle sister,
where strongest love through life has
been given to her handsome, talented
brother, shrinks with contempt and
disgust from his embrace, and brushes
away the hot impure kiss he has print
ed upon her cheek.
Only tight!' And his young bride
stops in tho glad dance she is making to
meet him, and checks the welcome on
her lips TO gaze in terror on the reeling
form and flushed face of him who was
the god of her idolatry.'
only tight!' And the fathers face
grows da,k and sad, as, with bitter
sigh, he stoops over the form of his
first born.
He has brought sorrow to all these
atfectionate hearrs he has brought him
self down to level with brutes /; he
has tasted, exciting the appetite to crave
the poisonous draught again he has
fallen from high and noble manhood to
babbling idiocy and heavy stupor;
brought grief to his mother, distrust to
his sister, almost despair to his bride,
and bowed his fathers head with sor-
row, but blame him not, for he is on
ly tigM.'
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kESoon after Whitfield landed i

~Soon after Whitfield landed in
Boston. on his second visit to this
country, he and DR.. Chauncy met in
the street, and touching their hats with
courteous dignity, bowed to each other.
so you have returned, DR.. Whitfield,
have you?' He replied. Yes, Reve-
rend Sir, in the service of the Lord.
i am sorry to hear it, said Chauncy
SO is the Devil!' was the answer Civ
en-, as the two divines, stepping aside
at distance from each other. touched
their hats and passed on
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From an unpublished Drama, entitled "Young Amer
lea.
ScENE.-A drinking saloon-Time.
Is p. M. Enter Young America,
meeting one of the Boys.
Young A.-Good morning Bob.
Bob.-Hillo Joe what's the news
Young A.-Nary news. (Pausing
to reflect. Yes, there is, though
but hang me if l can think what it is.
Bo6.-Never mind, Joe it'll come
by and bye. How's the gal?
Young A.-That's it, Bob you
hit it the first shot. was married lasl
night.
Bs6.-O f!
Yaung A.-Ah! ....
exit Bob behind cigar. Young
A. calls for gin cocktail.
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Board of Education may be published under the pro-
visions Of This act and place the in his office where
it shall remain for future reference.
IS. This act shall be ia force from and after les pub
lcation IN the Iowa Weekly Citizen and Iowa Weekly
Statesman.
ORAN FAvILLE,
President Of the Board of Education.
hereby certify that the above is true and complete
copy OF the original act passed by the Board Of Edu
catisn Of the State of Iowa.
H. JOSIAH I. TUBBY,
Secretary pro sens. Of the Board.
December %, 1858.
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ACT NO, T..

AN ACT prohibiting the exclusion Of the Bible from
the Schools Of the State.
SEC. l. Be 1t iteadcted by the Board Of Education
Of the State Of IOrG, That the Bible shall not be ex
cluded from any school institution in this tate
under the control OF the Board nor shall any pupil b,
required to read it contrary the wishes of his parcn
or guardian.
(Sisned) ORAN FAVILLE,
President of the Board Of Education.{
I hereby certify that the above is true and cola
pete copy OF the original act passed by the Boart
Of Education Of the State of Iowa.
JOSIAH 7. TUBBY,
Sec'y pro tenn. OF the Board.
December 20 1858.
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OUR IDOL.
Close the dosr lightly,
Bride the breath,
Our little earth angel
Il talking with death
Gently he wso. her,
She wishes to stay,
Ills arms are about her
lie bears her away.
Music comes floating
Down from the dome
Angels are chanting
The sweet welcome homo.
Come, stricken weeper!
Come to the bed,
Gaze on the sleeper
Our idol il dead
Smooth cut the ringlets,
Close the blue eye
No wonder such beauty
Was claimed in the sky;
Cross the hands gently
Der the white breast,
So like a wild spirit
strayed from the blest
Bear her out softly,
This lido. of ours,
Let her grave slumbers
Be mid the sweet flowers.
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WISCONSIN PAPER WARE HOUSE,

"TVOOVVuIv W SuS W TtutG S1OOVS}
No. 243, East Water street, MILWAUKEE.
NIOONAN Il McNAB beg +. inform the Booksellers
~ Publishers and Merchants of Northern Iowa, that
they have the most extensive stock Of
Book, Nevs, Wrapping, Cap, Letter,
and Note Papers, opened West of Lake Michigan,
which they selling at New York Jobbing prices to
the trade. Also Envelopes, Pencils, Playing cards,
Twne Of every variety and NIL the usual species o
goods kept by Paper Dealers, including heavy as
sertnlcn Of Cards aud Card Board.
So The highest market prices paid for Paper Rogs
November II, Is Sn109tf
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ACT NO. 10.

AN ACT for the government and regulation OF the
State University OF Iowa.
SEC. BE it Enacted by the Beard Of Education of
the State Of ioca, That the object of the State Uni
veraty Of Iowa. established by the Constitution Iowa
City, shall be to provide the best aud efficient
means OF impsEng TO the youth Of the State Of both
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Trip Lightly,

Trip Lightly.
Trip lightly over trouble,
Trip lightly over wrong;
We only make grief double
BY dwelling on it long.
Why clasp woes hand 50 tightly!
Why sigh oe'r blossoms deadl
Why cling to forms unsightly!
Why not seek joy instead?
Trip lightly over sorrow,
Though this day may be dark,
The sun may shine tomorrow,
And gaily sing the lark
Fair hope has not departed,
Though roses may have ned
Then never be down-hearted.
But look for Joy instead.
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p o f TR Y.
Carter Potatoes.

Carter Potatoes.
BY J. O. HOLLAND.
Those are my beautiful Cartsrs;
Every one doomed to be martyrs
To the eccentric desire
or Christian peopleto skin them
Brought to the trial Of fire
For the good that l. in them
Ivory tubers-dividc one
Ivory all the way through;
Never hollow inside one
Never a core black or blue
ALI you should taste them when roasted
(Chestnuts are not half 80 good y
And you will find that I've boasted
Less than should.
They make the meal for Sunday noou;
And, ifyou ever eat one let me beg
You to manage tjust Is you DO egg.
Take pat of butter, u silver spoon,
And wrap your napkin round the shell:
Have you seen humming bird probe tho bell
or n white Tipped morning gloryi
Well, that's the rest Of the story!
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CHARLES S. D. JONES,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
No. l, Corner Of Main md SirtA Street.
Dubuque. Iowa.
Hon. Dernhart Ilenn, Hon. Theophlus Parsons,
Fairfield, Iowa. Hon. Emory Washburn,
Hon. james NJ. Love, Law Faculty, Cambridge,
U. 5. District Judge, Mass
Keokuk, Iowa Bernard @. Caufeld,
Col. Robert Robinson. Atty, Chicago, ILL.,
Middletown, Iowa. Hon. Wm s. BOdley,
Hon Jno. Mckson, U. s.. Louisville, Ky
Dist. Atty, N. Y. City Benoist, Shaw i Co.,
Hon. John A. Dix, New Orleans, La
N. Y. City Hon. A. G. Penn,
Hon. James Campbell, New Orleans, La
late P. NJ. Gen., Phila. Hon. Revsrdy Johnson,
Col. James Page, Phila. Baltimore, Nd
Peter NAPLES, Esq. Phila. Col. Louis V. Bogy,
L. A. Benoist & Co., st. Louis, Mo-
Bankers, st. Louis Mo. Hon. John +. Darby,
Hon. Joel Parker, St. Louis, Mo
81 Collections made and proceeds promptly remit
ted. 551
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@'Will you take aome grapes,
Monsieur p No, sare don't swal.
low my wine in re shape Of pills
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COIL! COIL!

To the public and consumers Of Coal generally. l
would respectfully announce that have recently eS
tabshed Coal yard at Prairie du Chien where will
he kept on hand supply of Illinois Pennsylvania
Coal-Orders respectfully solicited, and the public
my be assured that it shall be my endeavor to give
satisfaction in regard to quality, price and attention
Office and yard Lower Town, below the Ferry Land
n S1tf H. +. AvEKILL.
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WONONN.
EVANS Il EGBERT,
DEAN, FREN CHI & EMERY.

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Groceries
Hardware Nails Crockery. Stoves Iron Glass Queens.
Ware Furniture Sash and Farming Utensils.
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JOHN HOEY,
Wholesale Grocer and Dealer in Imported Brandies
Wines and Cigars. Corner Main and Sixth Streets.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-26

NORTH WESTERN FARAER.-This un-
pretending Monthly is published at
Dubuque for 100 per year. II is al
ways we'll filed with matter Of inter-
est to the farmer, and gardener and
should be patronized by the agricultu-
ralists Of Iowa. 1t is the only journal
of the kind we read and We would CO.
py more from it but We dislike to cut
holes in its columns, or mark articles
for insertion. 1t makes valuable
! book when bound.
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BROWN MARE,

Fifteen hands hiyh and three years cid last spring.
knee caused by a kick Shs is pretty we'll broke to
work, but rather wild and high strung black legs
mane aud tail.
turn her, or give me information where she may be
found. HENRY HOWE.
Mouona, Iowa Dec S, 1858 -Sm3~
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AN ESTRAY-$lO REWARD.
lL Monona township Clayton county, about A2S
the middle Of May last,
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.WiSceIIN1seOsSs.
MONDEL,L HOUSE.

North McGrcgor, by \. w. Mondcli. This House i
entirely new and well furnished The Proprietor ha
recently purchased it, and his acquaintance with ths
Of the Travelling Public enables him to promise
entire satisfaction.
Oct. %, lS5Sn2yl
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H WITH UNION.
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Attorneys aud Counclors at Law, Usage, Mitchell CO..
Iowa Prompt attention will be given to collecting TO
buying and selling Real Estate, to paying taxes, and to
any all business entrusted to our care Satlsfac-
terry references will be given II required
81 EATON " POoLEh
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THE TN TELL IGENC]ER
A1.bor. or popuIar oaotatIons.

Authors of PopuIar Quotations. ~
tEntangling alliances ~ George Washington;
"Where libctty dwells, there is my country
aTEe post Of honor is the private station -
Thomas Jefferson
''Ebony and topaz."-J. O. Adams.
sThe Union must and shall be preseryed."-
Andrew jackson.
"Union--uow and forever, one and insepara.'
ble.n1Daniel Webster.
& .Squatter sovereignty. Lewis Cass:
9 'fro the victors belong the spolls of Office.
s51fs mint drops Thomas H. Benton.
.sThc almighty dolar"-Washington Irving.
Face the music."--J. Fcnnimore Cooper. 'a
"The largest liberty. William Y. bryant
"The bone and snew Of the country. "-Wil-
"Donit give up the ship."-oaptain Law
's.Hes got an axe to grind" vi. K. Paulding.
valuable water privileges" Geo. p Motifs
'"Eelecram National Intelligencer.
"Hes not worth row of pins '-Gorham A.
Worth.
b Giles as short asa rabbits tail."-Jac,b Bar
"Bleeding Kansas."-Horace Greeley.
s'Burdcr Ruffians. ~. G. Bennett.
"Fifty- tour forty or fight."-Westcrn papcr:.
"Red Wamuses Wheeling Intclligencer.
'"rhc Locofoco party."-Charlcs Davis. s
'"The Wing party."-Phillip Hone.
i"All's fair i'm politics. NJ Noah.
'Happy as clam at high water. lillian
Mitchell z
"Cotton is king."-John Randolph.
aHaudy as pocket in shirt."-southern
paper.
.'Straws show which way the wind blows. -
0 sThe Empire State."-Johu G. Calhoun
"All's not gold that glitters. Portfolio
"a COCO man; but he can't keep hotel."-
FANS fish, that comes to his net"-Old Mir
''Northorn fanatics and Southern fire-eaters. -
Two of trade can never agree."-Boston
Journal.
word of the American Revolution.--Honns-
Journal.
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Conc OF Hanover and Pratt So Baltimore
nhTI-1y
FIRST SPRING STOGKI


ISAAC PsSAGs FRS.
TTAYIIH lust from New York with well Sc
IL leGtrd and very cheap stock Dry and Fancy GoEds
would request public eahine Il before purchasing
My stock OF Dress Goods Will be found to COM
styles and guarantee that prices are
lower than any other house Would ea PaTtie-
ular attention Figured Brilants worth richly
Is3<c at only 12fe Plaid Dueals worth IS; At 1S<e Light
cold - OhntEzs 25e 5e and in pro-
portion. Irish Lue-I Will sen Muslin WorI
iae t0c and Irish Linen worth Is At ass so BOnne
comprising The Styles which being PaTehased
from the manufacturer viii SELL cheaper than ever
100 Bonnet RbbOnS; 100 Ruehes F1oeTp and
everything appertaning TO the Millinery line and 70 which
branch particular attention of the Trade and viii
be offered at the lowest aguFes.
RMBROIDERIES-If you wish 70 ind the largest best
and cheapest stock give call and promise to sell
Collars, and Collars Bands Inserting, and
Edsnss figures than any other establishment.
Kid Gloves only 5OC1 worth 81 SAN Mitts Al
10c worth 25c 200 Linen Ma dkerehefs at l2e, worth
Is 100 do worth 2e f25 Hemstieh Handkerchiefs
At worth 6I at Soc worth Is 50 superior do
AZ 63Ie worth 81; 1910 white Braus at l21e, worth
Is<; 100 PuR do IS1, worth 3SS; we'll other
white goods both plain, plaid and striped,
pFopoTtonHtey low 300 Dollars Piece Goods,
suitabe Merchant Tailoring Trade, and OF which
confident have the largest stock in MheenE viii be sold
the Trade at less thaa any other House IN wheeling
can and all ask Is examination and
convinced Of my ability to SELL Can and examine for
yourselves. lSAAO HHA9khS .
mh21 IG5 Main 81
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No family shouldbe without these invaluable curatives
private With them the parent Is armed and pre-.
FIRST approach OF disease and meet Il
at The threshold keen at hay. tfhe Of medicine
rightly directed IN the first hours Of desease perfectly
that which delay only he relieved by long and te
Gus hours of suffering n at ALL With these at hand,
obliged to await the coming Of that often diSant
expeneiye luxury, doctor; to be dTugRed or
poisoned bii.tered or bed but yourself adnl1tsr
again to health iOv. There only injury arise
from their hut the general influence upon
the constitution, heVond all question, IS most beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
remedies every community IN the United States
Address, DR.. =. HUMPHREYS, 4 CO.,
-e-. No. $50 Broadway, New York
w-sOld by the Druggists in wheeling. mh14-iy.
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OUR REMEDIES BY MALL

Look over the list, make mp Of what kind you
chooses and enclose the apoun in current note stamps
the medicine will be duly returned BY mail express free
Of charge
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ON Monday the 11th Apr, 1882 the Passenger
Y y Trains will be daily rs follows: =.
FirSt-The Great Southwestern, 81 Louis Ce
lunibus, wheeling BeuWo0d, Baltimore and Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily ct 1tl0 Ms
baltimore At $50 A. H., connecting with trains toF the
and Southern cities Returning leaves Baltimore
O5 NJ arriving at BenWood NJ SIG and wheeling a.
ssh A. NJ, connecting with the great Western Southwestern
and Northwestern Express This train only stops for meals
and supplying engine with fuel and water.
SecOnd-The Northwestern, Cleveand Chicago g. LOUIS
indianapolis, Dayton Cincinnati, Columbus, wheeling,
BenwOOd Baltimore Washington City Express departs
daily except Saturdays at I46 P NJ and arrives 1t Bal
r. M connecting with the trains for the Eastern
and Southern cities Returning, Baltimore at $50
A. arriving BenWo0d at 150 and wheeling at 3lO
A. H. This train stops at all regular strons East Of Cum
berland.
wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train leaves
Wheeling daily, excepted, at I0 A. NJ, arriving
In Cumberland N. Returning leaves Cumberland
at $50 A. H. Wheeling at 6:4n p. ~. This
train stops at all stations ]. b. fOHui agent
W. P. SMrTH Master Of transportation.
L, n. COLE, GenT Ticket Agent aPlS
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FGeulkN:


E.K. LOSIsR, .,,-.,
eetuFeT On the Science OF Aeena7ts."
Business Cas4aGas ar
IN. l. L ga ,-,,.
Professor Of the Theory and PTasti ers' stSA
COmurrelal CSleulHsioEs-
IL H. DAVIES.
Associate Professor Of BSSG. Nt'-'
Professor Of Business and Ornament
ST. WIbL4e& >, bsS'
Lecturer on MeFeantlle LaHi n
RRyE YEATES r EESL.
Lecturer on C0nEereihIEihie~
TRUSTEES:
TIA, -Juo. p Kennedy. Hoa- Joshua Tsas1ns'
Hon. Thomas Swami. &m. n - 49,
Jacob Trust, BEq., WtlIlaGa A.-srrf.I LIb.aE!
nc CoIIeFe Is provided with corliss.S55aI
Standard Works, for the use o. uars,sg
Zach Student has desk to himself anus -
TSsTs5e,nr no vacation
ter ~ any time ,... the fall essa
from 70 19 weeks. 80,
AIarge aud Beautifully oTuauaented " 49, Eyier'r
upwards Of SQUARE YEET, reprrs= Ds
Interior View Ofthe CoIleEe. various -
PenmanshiP. &e-, aent5y nail free OF eAILg a.
With catalogue 09V3nE fall paRticulaTS. A.5.:-sstF
K LOGTER. h''N'-
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PRICES.

Full SET 60 large walls in and 90
Full set large in plain and 90
Case Of IS numbered boxes and book 90
Case OF any numbered boxes and book 10
Single numbered boxes, with directions, %
Single boxes with directions. 80
Large plantation physiclans Gaze o. vIalS Is 90
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FROM THE WEST GOING SOUTH,
TWICE daily Sunday night excepted) for the r., lay
i House. Washington, Fredericksburg, Richmond.
tersSurG, Weldon, &C. &C., (Uid Potomac the
Richmond, Fredericksburg AID Potomac RaIIrOad by
splendid comfortable steamers to Ae9na Creek thence
TO Richmond by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
Railroad.
Hours of departure from washinstOn $50 A. n and
p NJ Sundays excrpted) Leave Sundays at ESQ A. ".
only. baggage under charge of special AGENT
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
From Warrington to Richmond. ............& 5 so
From do to Petersburg. ...........
Prom do to Weldon. 8
From do to WILMINGTON ........... I2
The Richmond, fredericksburg nc Railroad has
operation for % years, time NO paS.
senger either killed crippled accident which
without parallel In the history Of Railroads,
country. g. RUTH, Supt TFanS,
June 2s, 1855 y1-ly
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WINES, BR4NDIES, RUNS,

d TIERNAN SON No. 19 North Charles ST. baltimore
offer for sale the following Hrtieies, of
pOrtatIon, particularly for family
SHERRY WINES-PemaTtIne's finest pale, gold and
brown SheTrieS. In wood and in glass.
PORT .sandeman's Competition red and white
PoTt,in wood and In glass. {, ~ -
= MADEIRA WIHE-JOhn Howard MaFef's fine MADEIRA
in wood and In glass; also, Grape Juice
HOOK steinbeTger, Garcobrun.
neF, Cabinet, Lieb-frau mich, BronneberZ. Of 1876
F CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and Chandon's aneSt, In
quarts and piuts. "
BRANDIEs aud Hennessys aue old pale and dark
Brandtes,
RUMsAoh and nne jamaica, antigua, Grenada aud
from the IslandS, imported direct from London.
HOLL AND GIN-The best qualIty-T1eFnaI braud-and
n mixture OF aromatic poison it. r'sa
2OOhalf chests Of the finest sOUOHoNG IRA mh5-ty
GARDlEEs, Said OF, French and AmeEican Mustard,
misc IA. EDWARDS BRO.
WoRoEsTER and Yankee Sauce. Just received aud for
w sale by Imh3NI W. A. EDWARDS BRO
% ERLlN Wire Belt Clasps and Rubber Betting NJ
ID my24 D. NIoOLL BROS Variety store.
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SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
Patent English Lever Gold Watches, Si99 ~ ~
Patent Anchor Lever Gold Watches, 90 ~ ~ ~
Ladies' 1sk case Gold Lever Watches. S 5 90
cents silver Lever w Watches. 1 y 90
Pa5or Tine PeGss s PsE F bts is 90
Esdies Cameo Drops hne, IS GO
Ia aiss e SG Bracelets, stone Settings, 10 60
eas s aG s6d Vest 6aS sat
Gents best English plated Vest Chains, @ 90 90
Large Large Coli spring Goete', double 19 9"
Medium size, No, $, Gockets. do DO 90
Heavy Gold Pencil Cases, with Gold Pens, o. D
E Ba9iss d6 GGlf rs mems WIN n0io''' 'oa
Gents Gold Pens with Silver Extension Pencils, 90
Ladies' Gold Pens in Boxes with Ivory Holders, 90
Ia sdis FIorentine Sets, Pin and Drops 10 90
Ladies' I Ist Sets do do DO DO 10 g
I. .adiss cameo Cameo Pins, large size, 59oo
Ladies' Do dc Dc s@aI sSS
Ladies, Gold Stone Pins, small 90
Ladies' Plain Gold Pins, new Pattern, 959
sfsss:' DO DO Cold aaf PEGS FiHs, ~
Gents Cluster Pins, opal centre, %
Gents shts c cameo 1 or Mosaic Bosom studs, sS
Gents Cents F PisFP G So Do DO do do
Gents Gents sleeve ssS Buttons, SS SS00
Ladies Ladies pearl %G Caro- %9 Gases, 90
Ladies' Cameo, Mosaic, Gold Stone Ribbon Pins, 20
cents cents Psss PoeEss knives blades quality
Misses, Lava pins 80
Gents Gold Watch Keys and Pencils combined, %
Gents Gold Toothpicks with Slides, W
Gents Gold Rings, with Stone Setting 20
Ladies' do do do SO
SHvsSE.Pated Butter knives 90
Ta5Ses' or Cant Is porte rnnnnaIes so
Gants CIoId Watch Sevs Or Vest Hooks 90
Ladies' PlOrentine Breast Pins, 5O
Ladies Mosaic do do 90
I,ojies' Cameo Far Drops 80
Misses do do 80
Misses Ear Drop$ with Stone Setting on
Misses Gold bracelet TEalf Round Rand 4On
Ladies' do do do 90
Gents Scarf pin co.
Cunts Jet Studs 10
Gents Jet Sleeve Buttons, 20
Misses Cold Crosses, oO
Miscellaneous GIFTS, not enumerated In the above
list, varying in value from IS cents to $50 w
sB $500 worth above Gifts will he impartiay dis
trbued the Purchasers with $1,000 worth or
Books sold. All Books sold at Publishers lowest prices