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CLOTHS .c1ssIMERs, 9 HEsTJNGs and FURNISHING
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Th creditors of
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benefit Of his creditors One provisions Of said deed
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Min Il RS at
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0LD RYE WHISKEY 400 bblg. Old Rye
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EVERYBODY READS 1T.
IT Is IMMENSELY POPULAR.
MRS. PARTINGTON'S
NEW BOOK,
KNIT TING WORK.
Isnow ready and for sale everywhere The advance orders
amounting to over
10, 900 CoPIEs
and the great rush the book fully prove the immense
popularity of Mrs. Darlington, whose name is
A HOUSEHOLD WORD
SAYS:
HENRY WARD BEECHER:
Sam Slick has hisrace Mrs Partngtcn now is the
American humorist original genial, aughable and not
unlnstrucve We wish to be understood that IKE is
included in these No one should buy the book
who thinks it sinful olaugh."
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
Has said that umor must have feeling in it, wit needs
none Voltaire wit; 5t S PaTtin gtoa conreTs1
ton gh the omnibus dTirer has more feeling and Hor
than erer he uttered0
KIN THING WORK,
By MRS. PARTINoToN,
Is not wholly humorous book, but happy combination
OF philosophy and mirh, in which the most beautiful
rhymes and conceit
1t is elegantly illustrated by
AUGUSTUS HOPPIN,
whose own appreciation of humor has been well applied to
Mrs. PARTINGTON and IKE
The present indications are the sale of the book will
even surpass that of the old ladys previous volume Of
which
700 COPIES
weresoid in a few months after its issue,
IN Vol, I2Mo PRICE SIPS.
BROWN, TAGGARD & CHASE, Publishers,
Boston.
For sale by
HENRY TAYLOR,
CUSHINGS & BAILEY,
ARMSTRONG 4 BERRY
J. 5. WATERS,
MURPHY & CO.,
KELLY, HEDIAN Il PET