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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

BEE RAIsING.-The Stockton Republican tells
OF man in that vicinity, who commenced raising
bees two years ago, with five hives, and has since
sold $4,000 worth. In that city alone he has sold
thirty five hives, from which he realized 3 500 II
is seldom that the most fortunate miner strikes a
better paving lead. We have heard of a dozen in
diyiduals in the State who have met with similar
good fortune some with still better. 1t cannot be
expected that this description Of enterprise will
tinue to prove as profitable as it has been, though
we should Judge that it would be long time before
it ceases to pay well, cannot be imported
from the East as cheap as they can be purchased
here. There is heavy loss Of numbers attending
their transportation across the Isthmus, and even
if all are safely landed in California, the cost Of
bringing them hither is very great.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

TIE NnE.-The water of the Nile has been
considered by those who live upon its banks a
says the Nile water is particularly soft it fills
the mouth with a rich creamy taste and in
drinking it, in order to enjoy it, it is well to
spread it over every part of the palate. 1t
should be drunk, not to quench thirst, but to
create high pleasure. 1t should not. therefore,
be swallowed in large draughts at time, bat
taken at short intervals of every hour or So
We suppose the Nile and Mississippi supply the
very same quality of water. The most deli.
cious drink one ever gets on the American con-
tnent, consists of settled or filtered Mississippi
water with ice in it.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

Cory RIGHTS VS.. PATENTs.-H William d.
Bishop, Commissioner Of Patents, has issued q
circular, defining the difference between an en-
craving, which is the subject of copyright
and label, which is the subject of patent only,
A copyright costs Gfty cents, and gives a mo-
uopoly for twenty years while patent costs
fifteen dollars. aud gives monopoly for but
seven years. The Commissioner decides that
when production is issued % work of art,
and is intended for sale as such, it may be copy
righted; but that when not produced for sale
as work OF art, but evidently for label, it
falls under the patent laws.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

ILLEGAL VoTTNG IN OLD TMEs.-The follow
ing is an extract from the laws of Massachusetts,
for l643, showing how voting was managed in
the olden time
ut is ordered by this court and the author
ity thereof, that for the yearly choosing Of as
sistants, the freemen shall use Indian corn to
manifest election, the beans contrary; and if
any freeman shall put in more than one Indian
corn or bean, for the choice or refusal of any
public officer, be shall forfeit for every such
ofense ten pounds"
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

MAN BURNED AT THE STAKE BY INDIANS
The Sant~ r. nemncrat, relates 9n the antho[ity
Of Captain Jarbo that on the lZth OF OctoOeI "hie
on the trail from Round Valley to Weayeryille, he
found the charred remains of a man, supposed to be
John Blan. On the same day, Captain j., with
body Of Rangers, had an engagement with a large
number Of Indians, killing twenty, and capturing
thirty-three. They confessed they had murdered
Blan, by tying him to stake and burning him, dur
ing which they had war dance. They had killed
and eaten his horse.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

ACCOMMODATIONS s. Jameson, an old resi-
dent Of Sacramento, left the State on the 5th inst
on the steamer Golden Age. He wrote to his wife
and Others at Sacramento, stating that he about
to leave the State never TO return, and bidding them
farewell, 1t appears he was the proprietor Of a
drug store in Sacramento, and as soon as It was
known that he had abscOnded, attachments were
levied on the goods sufficient to absorb the stock
Jameson was married, in December last, to Miss
Joseia CarmeA, who formerly resided at Nevada.
So far as known, he was not in embarrassed cir
cnmstances, and having always borne q good char
acter, his aequaintances were astounded at his
conduct. The Sacramento Bee, in alluding to his
departure, says:
TheNife Of the absconding party who is said to be
an estimable lady, and to whom he has been mar
ried less than year, could conjecture noreason for
his thus absenting himself remarking that his re-
ations at home were Of the most amicabe character
jameson has always borne an enyiable reputation
in Sacramento, as staid, sober, and good citizen,
and those best acquainted with him are completely
astonished at his disreputable exit. Many persons
suppose there must be something more weighty at
the bottom of the departure than the liabilities
around the city, and il is said that full develop
ment will probably show that Jameson is defaulter
to +. Conklin, formerly clerk under A. G. Brad
ford, and who, on leaving the State, left large
amount of county bonds in the hands of the former
as his accredited agent. Indeed it is said on good
authority, that Jameson received letter from
Conklin, recently, instructing him to forward the
whole, or large portion, Of said bonds to his adj
dress in New York.
1t was subsequently ascertained that Jameson was
defaulter to ]. b. Dayton, late County Clerk of
Sacramento, to the amount Of about 81 800, which
he had abstracted from fees while acting Deputy
Clerk. The bonds entrusted to him by E. Conklin
amounted to $4,000, which it is presumed he sold
in San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

DIED on THE PLAEs.-Mr. Walter Lowrey,
for some years connected with the San Francis
October. He left San Francisco last spring for
the east. by the central overland route, for the
benefit Of his health, but the fatigues Of the
journey were too much for him, and he sank in
to an early grave. He was thirty-eght years
of aye
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

ALARMING CoNrNGENoY Referring to the
suggestion that the steamer Great Eastern may
be taken to send British troops to China, the
Providence Journal remarks that "The State
Of Maine will declare war with England, If the
ship is turned away from Portland"
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

THE WELSH IN CALIPORNIA.-From informa-
sion that we consider wholly reliable we think there
are from five TO seven thousand Welsh people scat
tered over the hills and valleys Of this State AS far
as we know there is but minister of the gospel
laboring among them, who is able to speak their
native tongue. This is the Rev. David J. Lewis,
missionary of the Presbyterian Board of Domestic
Missions He is a man of God, who goes from vii
lage to village in the mountains, and from one
mining camp to another wherever his countrymen
are to be found TO break unto them the bread OF
life Pacific ElDOsitOr.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

DEATH OF JOHN CALHoUN.-Gen. John Calhoun
formerly Surveyor General of Kansas and Ne
braska, and President OF the late Lecompton
Convention, died at st. Joseph, Mo-, Oct. 18th,
Of inflammation Of the stomach. He was fifty
three years Of age.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

VERMONT AND THE CmCUs.-Vermont refuses
to allow travelling circus to desecrate her ter
ritory. As the State is not very wide, the
shOwmen, however, manage TO accommodate
her sightseeing population by exhibiting up
and down her eastern and western boundaries
At Wellsvile, New Hampshire, directly across
the Connecticut from Wells river, many thou
sands from Vermont poured into a circus,
many coming az much as thirty miles to SEQ
the show
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

RICE PLANTATION IL YoLo COUNTY.--A num-
Der of farmers in YOlo county have commenced dis
cussng the question, whether the soil Of the tule
lands in that county is adapted to the growing Of
rice. As large number Of the farmers in that
vicinity are natives Of South Carolina and Missis-
sippi, and consequently well acquainted with the
cultivation Of that staple commodity, there is no
doubt but large tract Of land will be sowed this
seaeon
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

SPECIAL ELECrIoHs.-The Cove rnor has or
dered that special election bo held in FL Do
RADIO county, on the 2Gth inst, for an Assem-
blyman, to fill the vacancy oecasioned by the
death Of Mr.. Robertson. An election has also
beeu ordered in San Francisco, for a Senator in
place of Mr.. Williams, resigned, for the 10th Of
December
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

SHEEP FOR CALRoRNIA.-A drove Of sheep.
numbering 10000 head, recently passed through
Tucson, Arizona, on their way to California.
They had been driven from the Rio Grande,
New Mexico
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

The "DENocRArrC A0E," is the title Of a new
paper started at Sonora, the first nImber of
which was issued on the 9th inst II is edited
and published by 7. N. Machin, and printed with
the material formerly used in the publication
OF the Sonora Herald.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

STATE LIBRAKY.-The Secretary of State for
warded to New York, by the steamer Of the 9Th
inst, s2,45l so, for the purchase Of books for
the State Library.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

CHINESE KDSAPPMG.-FourC Cinnamon were
recently bound over to the Court Of Sessions Of
Sacramento, for kidnapping Chinese girl in
that city.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

To RE ExEcUTBD.-Genaro Cuintano, who mur-
dered Joseph Reynolds, the keeper Of a house Of
lfame at Michigan Bluffs, on the 10Th Of June last,
has been sentenced, at Auburn, to be hung on Fri
day. December 10Th. Joseph N. Moice, who mur.
dered Joseph Thomas at Dutch Flat, on the ID Of
last March, has also been sentenced to be hung on
the same day and at the same place as Cuintano.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-16

RAN OvHR.-Mrs. Anne Kinloch, aged about 30
years, was run over by dray in San Francisco, on
Monday week, and one of her legs broken She is
deaf, and the drayman was careless OF reckless
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

he gave Of returning oonciousness xaa puttine ont
hishand to feel for the dol. The ipnd aafpSai
wns then permitted to follow Nd own VIII ftcr9pt
up and licked his face : this he'd the hatpy eject
Of oausing heavy burst Of tsars 4, asd dsrhije be
wcpt he pressed skye" closer and sloaaf to his
bosom. '9st4 .vs'
There was no harm in sunsstinK yi9is there
might be an error; that men Wers frsauGs&ly ~.
turned dead who had been oalyi badlS wounded
or missing that such had been the osse., even
with officers. lie did not seem 70 heed OF 10 hear.
but wcpt on. = Ri tss 'Gaiasf . -
In tho strength and blessing Of his hopeful
spirit our friend went 10 the Horse. .GnardSs but
there they could only refer 70 the list ssit sppear
ed in the last despatch. The next wss Jopr in
coming but when II did arrive thtfSP was more
than usual excitement among ths 0fssawioh pen
sioners; many Of ''ths maimsd and the halt"
oheered, ~ in the days Of their youth and, . 10
the old bearer Of the black Gag. he see-sswed into
tho ward-which our friends friend had never
quilted since his bereavcment--with . small
snowy winder curtain depending from his crasclyf
aud then oame convilsed cry ishd trembling
words-"lIe is not dead p mt dead Z" mo
badly wounded-doing well--comp mplimentedn n
coming home!" And he did come hdne, TOO, tho
brave, gallant soldier. with three stripes on his
arm ; and his grandfather-ay. and his little dog
saw him receive his medal from the baud Of hia
own honored Queen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
LHNCHBURG COLLEGE.
LyurhburR.

TlNHE fourth annual ofhis Institution
Il tie 18th September.
The location Of the health't and most accessible In
the entire and the study, both Classical
Sceutihc, equal tot.at Of the best American colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently aimed
der the Mr. H. Blankcnshp graduate of the Vir
giua Military Institute and recently connected with tho
United States Coast Survey.
The several prof will have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar School In which young will be thoroughly pre-
pared for college business
EAt u l.TY.
ROBERT l.. BEOCKErT, PttsideHf; Professor Of Naiu
raj Science.
LYCURGUs @ MATTHEWS. A. NJ, Professor Of Latin and
Bellies Lottros
T. H. A. b. Professor of the Greek Language anil
Literature
BLASKENsir Professor of Mathcmatis and Instruc.
tor OF Tactics
Rev. W. WALKER, Prof,ss,r ot Moral and Mental Sci
and Of History.
SAMUEL A. ~, Professor o Constitutional Law.
D. A. LAhGHoH>F NJ ID, Professor Of Anatomy and Phys.
ioogy.
GUIsrrPE ADoLrno SARIoRi, LII d Pr fcssor Of Modern
Languages
EXPENSES
Board 50 per week washing 81 - month fuel and
lights SO fern Tuition $50 in the Grammar School and
$50 the Collegiate Department for halt session
Catalogues containing further information can be oh
tanned by addressing the President. sta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

TUANO HOUSE INLYSCuKtRG.-Asitm IN may
VI be generally that tiuano and other fertilizers
bought Lyuchhurg good terms As IN any ether
market, with regular expenses added IN Justice myself a.
well the beueft the farming community now pub
lh that fact intend To- keep hand good supply OF al
the approved Fertilizer and rs deal NOR argey than
other house the city in them, think lie safely
that sell cheaper than any other house certainly
the interest o itronise because thereby
tey enabled purchase FERTILIZERS at as low ce az
other market of all risks and trouble Peate r0
so.ct this, and offer for sale, in
and to arrive
2OO Tons Nc l A Peruvian Guiana
100 Recess Manipulated ,iuano.
100 Sombrcro Lump and ,iruund
50 Brown Mexican fiuano,
so Ellie Island Gasno,
100 Plaster Lump and Ground
95 k.ttl. weirs Potash aud aster
2O0 Sacks Liverpno Salt. prime quality.
the Canal below I.ynchburg can be sup
piled their landings they will make
ugl7ts WM \ MILLER on Basin.
HIOAL! COA1.!!-We aew prcpared 10 aIl
~ for best Red Ash thracite Mountain
Hill Coal lowest market prices for August delivery.
" Orders left the Store OF Mess,s Valentine s.
nY Main street, will receive prompt attention
aug2u ANDERSON LANFORD 4 CO
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MISCELLANEOUS.
--------- -~---
NEW CASH STORE.
a. G.. l.. II w / S.
WHOLESALE AND RrTATr aROcUR


AS nhehth" large and cemmodi,us house, Main st,
",m' rit "tc"lieIb by joseph Nowln nd door above
M'>srs Soh"hrd ,ni Thurmans Hardware Store and op
' 'sii, IN J"nn II ScHy's lTug ST. rc
Hm ~ tr'N Re arsr and well selected stock of GRO
u XII md 81 \PlE DRY uuOpS bought exclusively for
'nsh s"d -" , Will be sold at pric that fail give
ssts'ct"hto hI " b" tavor ith rall As do
''th"' T. d business the rash system extra induce
h's "a hr 'ed /" cash buyers or those desiring TO ex
change Tor r,niltrV prnfure
A Ast"'k III y" PERUVIAN GuANo al~ ays on hand.
cNt' particular invitation To the old OF tho
hin OF Lewis, formerly In the Ury Goods business In
this city I" give call as we'll as the public generally
mar - dts A 4. LEWIS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

NTEAC CUTTERS! NEAT slTTERS!!-
1vn We have hand fine LIT Of SAUSAGE MEAT
OUT rERS which offer a re iuced price.
doc LdtAj wHIrTEMOaE 4 JOSfIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
IQEAD WHAT -HA AK.PEAnE SAYS.

DEAD WHAT AHA AKsPEARE SAYS.
HI GOOD III, TURESy
"If It we'll done when tits d.no,
Then il WELL il W. done quickly "-Shdkspfdrt
So if you wish |, iceH tone suprigr ndHHr
You'll lind quickly d0at and rel doHc ty TANNER.
n. y. TANNER co,
Main Street, 3 doors IRON inIIge Street.
L'urhbnrg, Va
La lies enem cordially invited lOi,.
TRAIT GALLERY, cont aiming specimens Pilot graphs
Ambrotyprs Mplan"typrs, Hc g..
Also the beautiful PAT EN- I LEATHER II, fCRE which
IL O convenient for sending by mail
Pictures taken In all kinds m weather and rrosed In beau
tifn at the very low prices from 50 ce's 500
beautiful If Cas,s tu Lockets Me
dalions Locke Rng Brcas'pns, Keys Soal &C. IN great
variety just received
A fresh supply of the bes, Material In tie country.
D,n'i forget TO call! Tort lits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

~ Ton, TRACY CO, wAitn,N, MASS Man "a
CFn1rrfts ~ rt}fNT LkIFR WdTCHES-- IN 81.
Those supcor watches made by tho MD OF en1D
HHd uISh na, hneN, expressly dsgurd to secure, with
pI,r nne thiartnl durable mud uniformly reliable
tlmek"cIrr The rments In tion
pronounced hv the highest authotr. II bc fanilcss
principle and quality aud have hern proved b the
acting StS r reliable aud untalng In action Th, watches
inHnuts incd cutirr from tho materials single
rsinb by proc, IN an.
ufhfifN yg,d the that has been
adopted mihr production of tho unrpualod American fire.
arms, which .nahcs produce half TIE
prtr" al any tnsu movement ot the same quality aud
rnafant"" IL" Irttt Performance tor ton yeas OF
watch Manufactured ly
All nrcgn narc. mad by hand the American watches
hcinI th' n made bS machinery upon uniform
thru rht Nearly all hand made watches defective
ani tnlally g"ng '"t OF order In parts of
the country usble to mud good watch rcpaiors, aud
watch repairing always unccnain and expensive The In
PRODUCTION 4 dis,,osos Of ihls difficulty
h3tt veil NJ watch Keep watches
part at i" miscellaneous stock, anl thus supply their
custnncr wh staple which may br used any other
article, wihoat mySt,ry bumhng. Sold by the trade gen
,iall! and b,
Robins 4 APPLETON, General Agent,
= am ~ IL MAlpEk LASG NFW NuUk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

OOOD NEWS FOR MOUsB-K1RP e1s-
u We have just received supcrior article = A.
which Ill save twohiris Of the labor u Va hln eaee
uons attended to. vALENT1NE NhpsNN
Aee t7dt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

nussOI.uTION iopnr,nrr-h,p hereto
II existing between the subscribers under The
style of SNEAD CLARK is this dnv dolv cd by
All persons indebted the late firm will please
aid and settle 1t close the us
speedily possible.
We thanks '!c travelling puhl.e, for
the onage extended dnring control
Nasbiugt House and ouid tt ask its
tn Mr. GE ;. W. CAMERON, who has of the
past years. had charge the Roanoke Red sulphur
Springs where ho envabc reputation Landlord
Either Of the subscribers the Of the n
settling is business
II SNFAD
IYNCUBI Dec. l6 l.. r CLARK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
HO, FOR CHRISTMAS!
SANJTET, A. BOYD.

IIAS removed again hi. old stand Main Street after
III having fitted In spend style, AMI filled it with the
attractive and elegant assortment r. TOYS, CON
FECTIONERY, FANCY GOODS, FRUITS. g.. &c. His
articles are all new constitute the extensive assor
Of NOTIONS for the children and decac,s for the
10 v before offered In I.ynchbarg. dee 2}is.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
ErysipC;as, SCI ofula, King's Evi, Tciler 1u
mud Ann nIhcu,,

From a ForWdydnR HaTohnHf " 81 Lonis, Ffb 4. ls'6
DR AYrn:Your Pills the paragon "f all that IA great
In medru" hey have cured little daughter ii ueeuus
upon her hands nh thai had proved mcuabe Tor
llr mril,r lad been long grev"nsy AFFLICTED with
bnches and pmvs her skin In her hair After
child cured she also ed Pills aud havn cured
Lnr ASA MOKGNIDIE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
At the old stand Of Mckinney 4 Haas,
ON MAIN AESkEET.

ON WAIN hTNEET,
oppnslte Ia the Drug Store of Siablcr x Jones.
'llE unirpcd having removed hi. r.iahl shment. aud
greatly HcrRs"d his stock, Offers the mo ext, nsve
variy "I FAMILY GROCERIES, where to be- had At
ss "sia mrn IN tis aud at prices 10 suit the times
In adUt i"ls sork nf Grorcrs he has also STABLE
DRY G''o,s. whc he will sr low for c,siI Z publla
air r,ln"Aoi to call and cNamine for themselves
ian ,.div II SOLOMON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

n RATHRR.-A large lot Of Upper Leather
de- ISIS F.AEKLIX BROTHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

II AGER BEER SALOON! LAGER BEER
Ia SALOON THE undersigned has the pleasure
the citizens of Lynchburg and tho public in
raj that he has opened fine LAGER BEER SALOON and
endeavors every body with the best LAGER o the
prominent Brewery Of Philadelphia which is
acknowlt dyed the hest In the United States
For family will sell dozen bottles of Lager Deer at
ei-the bottles to be returned. Come and all.
l5-ds WIN. l..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

CSHOES! AHOES!. sHOES!,!-Ju.t opened
- al No L. large Of Ladies' Miss Child.
SHOES whrh will be sold exceedingly cheap Gail and
surply yourselves early JOHN ABRAlIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

Fror Rr i + Umes Pastor NJ Adrrni Church Hosiop
DH AYfr'l have used Pills with .ktra0rd,nary
and H'u"ug those called to vsi III dis
To reg tho Of digcAtion and purify the
bo"d they the best remedy have know aud
can couL.IcuiI. uIlpuud them my friends.
Yunrs J. V. HINTS.
WARs,w wyONiSd 20. ,Ot % 1919
DraR amusing tathariic Pis IN practice
ans iini 'n "Nrcro pug tive to cleanse the ny stem
und purii, tu f,untaInSuf /, # the BIZ ii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
FhNsiriRn 0f thr NnfInO IIOspIthI
U,sru,c,y Relay. mud Warns

FO>f utFu,' IINHTI tSn, 1iv co. MicH Nov IL, ltdJ
bH AN An' Pills perfection ai medicine They
hh,t dru go'" than tell you. She had
been pu' 4tln tor months Ncnto 10 bu doctor
ed ~ better Shn then commenced
taking f"ui f VIA cured hrr, by oxpeiins large
quan ' >' i, adj from her body They afterwards
rutc h"' ard 'wn,l drcu al h'npd d. sontrry On" o
nrielus had tad and wife cured him with two do
al i-, whI" others around paid from 1--WE to
wcuty iefs ir 'rr hills aud lost much time. without hr
tne rnred 'rily then such m"diin" as yontH hc
l. actually good and honest VIII be wiz d here
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
TlIOS. r. GRIMAIDl,
FASHIONABLE BOOT q SHOE MAKEF

Opposite tho Ciuaou. Savings pank
MAIN STREET. LrNCHBURG, IA,
To- whom was avn tdch the pref lam for the best
pair "f Bo"'.. exhibited nt ,hr last Fair,
Il EtPS constantly on hai a, and manufactures to"r
II dor, every variety III LADIES and GENTLE
MlN.N WAX, which he viii warrant equal 10 any
inahntartn N t country and at prccs a. low inot
lower, than any other csabishmct In Lynehburg
lie r" p"r h socts share of the public favor aud at
nn.I Ian 1lIiin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

n "
~ SINLE-l have Ills diY 'vrciy". Of NEW 81 YIE
Cf.DNK>. r. LANDS AND CiEtI LAR CIOAKS which
drt i,d ,dy the elegant st lie have be
1lr> be- sen .
he Houses New York. and advised ask lUper
up the original which j. all that for them
Any them. viii they decidedly the
clurapcs goods tferrt Ia this market
have another lot th"s" handsome, md In
dcei fnr BDSNEI>. to sell at 50 ~ and 3 % Now the
cheap good just before the Come and
you viii see be- pleased. and " Il buy
had the Black Bfown Plush AMI
aver FLATS for girls ard FUhS If variety and
ZEIHIK CAPES AND HOODS r girls and l.. Us Of any
aud A ) ENGI.EDOVE
IA A kNlr -, E,r1er l. lntI ItutV Va