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THE HOWE
SE WING MACHINE,
ESTABLISHED 1916. L. HOWE. JR .
ORIGINAL INVENTOR
AND PATENT EE.

ESTABLISHED 1916. u. HOWE, JR.,
ORIGINAL INVENTOR
AND PATkNIEE.
These machines are strictly ,irst closs, md,
for beauty and simplicity of construction, du.
rabllity, and efficiency in working, ate un.
e%qualled by any. They make a tight lock
stitch more nearly alike upon both sides Of
the goods than that made by any other ma.
chine.
They are capable ofdoi3 a greater variety
ofwork than any othe family machine. Tho,
800 machine is warranted TO do as fine work
as the Wheeler g. Wilson, and as heavy as
the large Singer machine
Or FAMILY MACHlNES-Prices S6O,
$40, $50, 90, and 100.
The Howe Cylinder Machine, for all Lea.
Their stitching, such as Boots and Shoe work,
Carriage Trimming, Harness work, &C.,
have always held q reputation far above any
other machine fnct universally admitted.
No other Leather Machines use so small a
needle as the Howe Cylinder Machine
Price-$l35, and $3.50.
WHAT CONSTITUTES A GOODSEWING
MACHINE?
l.. 1t should be well mtde, simple in its con.
struction, and ensily kept in order,
2. 1t should make a tight lock stitch, alike
on both sides of the material.
B.. 1t should sew any and oil mate rails that
can be sewed.
: A, 1t should be able to use cotton thread or
silk.
s. 1t should be able 10 sew from coarse to-
fine. and from thick TO thin. 18th rapidly and
Without chang ny the tension.
" to 10 make tho teusloi
6 u should ue a..u 80 ..
0 80 lcee on both the unGer and upper
grca,ei u, $500, w.
; threads, and w,th uniformity.
7. II should have n STRAIGHT needle, cuEv.
ED mes arc liable to break.
s. The needle should have per cndicular
motion. This is absolutely necessary for
heavy work.
O.. 1t should he able to bind with a binder,
hem with Il hemmer; should stitch, fell, run
and gather.
10. Il should be always ready to work.
II. 1t should be cupoble of using the same
size OF thread on both sides of tho work, ard
ofusing different colored thread or silk, above
or below, to correspond with any two colors
of cloth to be united.
II. 1t should be able 10 make long or
short stitch.
4 IL. 1t should commence sewing tightly o,
the first stitch.
Ia. Ii should run easily and make but little
noise.
! Is. II should have n wheel-feed; none other
J are in constant contact with the work.
l6. 1t should not be liable to get out Of Or
; der.
, II. 1t should not be liable to break the
= ,hrnad. mr. skin stitches.
Is. 1t should not be liable to oil the opera
tors dress.
10. 1t should not form a ridge on the under
side, nor ravel out, nor be wastetul of,hfead;
as is the case with al chain stitch machines.
20 1t should not be more trouble than 1t IS
l. worth"
GET THE BEST
The Howe Family and Leather Machines
U are warranted 10 give better satisfaction than
other machines in the market, or mont re.
funded.
The best Sewing Machine Cotton, in the
city (Orfs d Macnauglt's) at 50 cents per
dozen. Ilowe's Machine Twist, excellent
article 25 cents per dozen.
CONE BROS, SO College Street,
J n. Goth. Nashville, Ten n.
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WINES AND CIGARS, SUGAR,
COFFEE, FLOUR, BACON,
LARD PRODUCE,
EeS" No. ~, Market Street, "6t5a
Nashville, Tenn.
VIII attend 10 the sale of all kinds Of Country
Produce, and solicit II call from Merchants be-.
fo'r they psrchnsc elsewhere. They will keep
constantly on hand II large lot If the following
article, tu wit:
New Orleans Sngars-all grades; Molasscs.
in barrel, and half barrels: Cuilcc-Jaya and
Rio; Salt, both iincHnd coarse, in barrels and
sack; Tobacc" and Cigars of every grade -
Fine Brandics, Wines. Whisky, &c.; Macka-
rel, S%nniincs, Tens. Candles, Rice, &c.
In tact, our stock shall be alwns such ms will
pleas" The trade, aud we ask n share of their pa
runugc.
I'l. Remember, No. 8s, Market St. Nash
vill'. JAMS HAYS SANDS.
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&. A. HUNT,

AT Hunts Depot, on the Winchester
and Alabama Railroad, would inform the
people Of Winchester and Franklin
county that he has just received a large
stock nj
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The following is n list Of broken and worth
~, Banks in this State, which it may be well
enough for our country friends to preserve:
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bnuk Of Trun"-.oor, Nashville,
Farmer and MrcInnicj Bank, Memphis,
Mcrhnnicl Bank, NomphiS.
Mciuphi. Saving Institution,
Exchange Bank, NWrircoaboru,
Miners and Manufacturer, Bank, Knoxville.
Bank Of Ent, Tennessee, Knoxville,
Bank Of Claiborne, VaHcwcIl.
Some of the Bro&cr ARE buying the note Of
the Bank Of East Tennessee ut l0nl5c. on III"
dollar, and those Of thn Exchange Bank at Zoe,
! on thr dollar.
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ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

'
A b~encyo.unt Institution, established by special en-
dow meni for the relief OF the sick ana dis!
tressed, afhlcied with viiuleli ana
epidemic diseases.
The Howard Association, IN view Of the awiul oes
lructiOn ofhumbn lie. caused by Sexual diseases, anu
The d%cccptiors rraoiited upon the unfortunate viicins OF
such diseases BY Quacks, ueyeIal years ago directed men
Consulting urseon, as CHARITABLE ALl woitNS o.
tDolr uame 10 open a Dlspcnbary for the treatment OIthis
class OF diseases, In oil thcir forms, aud to give Medical
advice RATS, to all who apply by letter, with udes'
cription of their condition, Gage. occupation, habits o. we
Nc and In Eases of extreme poverty, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FIRE OF CHARGE. II Is needless 10 add
that the Association commands the highest Medical SKIN
of the age and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment. ~ ,.,
The Directors, on review Of the past, feel assured
thai tbeir labors In this sphere Of benevolent enoit, nave
been Of great benefit to the airietea, espec,any y.me
Young, and they have resolved to devote themselves.
with renewed zeal, to this very important pu' "''" @
pissed cause, pa,,r, ~, cnsrms.
| torrhGa, or Seminal Weakness, the wee OF ona.'s'n,
| MasturbatiOno or SclfAbnse, and other Diseases oi w
Sexual o. gans, by the Consulting surgeon, wh.Sm III Nv az M
sent by mail, On a sealed letter cnveiOpcD rnnh "
CHANGE, on receipt of W STAMPS ioI postage -
Other Reports and Tracts on the nature ana lrca,inun, "
Sexual diseases, diet. SCu are constantly nolng puu,isne'
for uatuitOu distribution aud VIII he sent 10 lho'niN'eu
some OF the new remedies ard mclNuus OF treatment
discoye,e ed during thc last year, arc OF great value II,
Address, for Report on treatment, Dr. J ShiliiN
HOUGIIT6N, ACting surgeon, Howard Association, NO
Q South ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa,
Iy order OF the Directors.
Ezra i. fIEARTWEi.l, President.
GEO. FAIHCHILD, Secrct2ry,
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AGRICULTURAL.
A on WEIGHTS.
A USEFUL TABLE,

Counting plants onc foot apart o"ch
a weshall have 1850 upon an acre.
because an acre contains that namOer
of superficial feet. Take the f's"ro j"
the first column of the following t'olc
rs the distance apart, and an acre VIII
contain the number Of plants in the
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Dry Goods,

which he intends 10 sell at very low
prices, and %solicits a liberal patronage.
He believes that he can offer advantages
superior TO any other dealer in Dry
Goods in the county, and only asks lha.
his goods and prices shall be e1omised
before purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. Is, 1859.
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D. D. Dickcy,

~, ~
NASHVILLE, TEN ESSE e,
-uAs IN STORY
300 setts assorted Iron AXles,
IS kegs Boiler Riyet.,
10 600 kegs Pressed Nuts,
| 600 Washers,
90 kcg, Wrought Nails,
800 pounes Of Emery,
/ 600 papers Timers Riycts,
80 assorted Sausage Cutters,
% " " Suffers,
900 sheets Copper,
800 Copper Bottoms,
! 600 pounds Brass,
200 assorted Putty Blocks,
50 assorted CnurnS,
80 boxes Gluss,
$50 " Tin Plate, 50 Slabs Rinc,
80 Pig Iron,
3 600 feet assorted Gas Pipe,
20 600 " " Leather Betting,
+ 600 +" Gum Betting,
! GOO pounds Pump Chains,
100 Wheel Barrow-,
coo pound5 Gum Packing,
100 bundles assorted Wire,
50 Doors, 10 OGO Lights Sash,
81 sides Sole Leather, =.
$50 feet Card Clothing,
100 Stccl Reeds,
10 Garden Engines, 10 Wheat Fans,
3 Thrc,bing Machines,
50 Straw Cutters, 80 Corn Shelters,
3 Railroad Scrapcr', . Smut Machines,
800 assorted PIows, 20 Pumps,
< half barrels White Fish,
10 Hydraulic Rams,
! GOO pound Galvanized Wire,
900 boxes Ring Travellers,
90 600 gallons stone Ware,
70 coo bushels Corkc,
20 tons Pig Iron,
Besides many other articles on hand and fc
sale, BY d. ID. DlCKEI.
Nrlnhrr 90. 1859.
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j. V. HAYS.
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WHO INVENTED THE SEWING MA.
CHINE
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WITH
DIR. BAAKEE

~ M |
attention to the following cases: WSSJ-
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMP- W.
TION, GROUP, INFLU EN-. ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, and all diseases Of the Nose,
Mouth, Throat and Lungs. Attention to the
treatment Of all Skin discas-Lumhago, Lum'
bar Assesses, Scrofnla. Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia, Piles,
and all diseases Of the Stomach, Liver ana
Bowels; also all chronic diseases pertaining 10
Women and Children DR. Baakeo can pro-
duce one thousand certificates OF his perfect
success in curing Cancers, Old Sores or W.
GERS, Fistula, Scaldhcads, Wens, Swellings
and Tumors of every description and without
the use of the knife. These last named dis
eases cannot bctreatcd by correspondence,
therefore the patients must place themselves
under the Doctors persona supervision,
DR.. Bnakoe has made q new discovery OF q
Fluid that will produce perfect absorption OF
the Culur1ct, aud restore perfect VISION to the
Eye without the use Of the knife or needle,
aud he cures all diseases of the Eye and Ear
without the use Of the Knife or Needle, and
he has constantly on hand an excellent us
sortment Of beautiful Artificial Eyes, and
Tylnpauulns, or Ear Drums, suitable for el.
,dcrscX and all dges-irsericd IN hive MN
u,cs. Also Il large assortment Of car trump
cts al all s,2q2 ana every description Eno"l
IN the world also u largc ossor,m..'' v
beautiful Artificial hands, with wrist, arm. nu,
elbow Attachments; also, Of feet, with anklGc
leg, ard knee Joint attachment. natural Il,
! nature Itself, These articles can be sent b,
Express to any part Of The W0rId,
a., al n al -t-
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- yi..an, Spring Goods.
q ER ms & c O..

yv,, g.ALx AND RETAIL CssH nEiLEFs:
"h'' No. III. Eagle S4nare:
A., row receiving, ana III a few da.s WIZ
store 4 large and conpiete stock oi we
-,fst and lest st,ies oi FOR EihS anu tt'-
,t<rIC DRY GOODS, to which they inFi.es 'ne
a,!tU ~, nf cash and short lime BUYERS ihei'
"a are narAed nj very low prices, Ia attrac'
tAsH u sfoNtk-' .-o,r- oUr-N
p7s-,u, DRESS SILKS and - ~ kbbf.S.
Rsrn.,,ul BkRttitS and ORGANni lis.
BFPEGf and OR6ANDtk RQBES:
GFFNADlNk and BERE"E AN"hh's
gEfsFi'G;fF;ANGLAIS, siGfF;A RosALBus and VA
LkNFIA>.
,at g-,at varietv of Goods for Street and
T-,vs1aF dresses The above goods were ppf
I'D A. the large auction sales in New lok the
~. vees. and wllibe sold lower than ever seen
FRENCH IAC0NE FITS and BRiLLlANIS
rOI-IaRD SsIkS-vers cheaP.
tNRN0lDtRfkS and LACkS.
pi~hFRlNcH LACE NAN ES
RLACk SILK and MOI RNlNG MAN
n,-STtE RS and SUITS Of DRESS and MAN
nj : made Zip to uiIcth.
,r, ',ar.,n' 5 moor SIX r fS-the lest made
",ss s,nca PLANTATION GOODS.
IRISH L'i iiiIXEN SHEETINGS.
TABLE DAMkSKS. NAPKINS
T0VFlIN6S. GiNGH AMS.
GLOVES AID HOSIERY. of every description
PERKINS Il co.. Cash Store.
nhs,-1m No. lil Eagle Square.
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~ Cronp .--ChildrrH are Oitrn sraAeu
- sudtenly with thls disease. which. II not
s rreved ta,s, ,xas IL ssnssas sssn much
s,sS9 81, d,i'n' cold winds through the day
b.Hy fouses. Wet feet. tiin shoes vet clothes, OF
in. iha, ohstruets persPTat,on ns ,aG Sss to
l. ,s,ti, ms dresd complaint at time when
s Sss, expect 1t bot 1t Is not a:Tass T. doctor
aa be cqlled or !. remedy found, and ior ms iea
g,rts deiay. to hay a bottle OF pr. EAIoN ) IN
FaNTihE CORDIAL. 1t viii enIs ever a nc case Is,
a. i, >, sim Conyulsious, Coughs, Colds,
teliI s,e L IS apId by ali respectable dEnasis;s
Nessrs. CHURCH 4 DCpoar, Ne" \ OK. sfS ~ NE
pro9rietnrs aud also sole 2erts for Dr. bhOtN-
sons BLOOD FOOD" which, for ConsnmptiHee re
aud tAInnic diseases. is sure remedy Dnnot he
pa nh with any other Itcies. r.te 20 III ,s ~ :;
Fors,Ie nv FISHER & WINSTON. Richmond
y "i ~ u o' n ',.ts ' generally mi 26-lm
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IA Notice. 10 the sick, afflicted ana naine.
Gus iainiiies who have heretofore USED ". ., 80 n'
HOSES MEDiciN rs, always Win tne Ii;..a Iioei Va
PERSONS have circulated an imta ton. Inc Doc.oh, Dh
aa. been compelled 10 change ne wraprsr s,gnn was
tae ID over the cork OF every bottle OF the genuIne
Medicines, ro that the public can again oD.a,I aI
lh,se remedies v which have suited thelf wah'S """
renewed their suierlGss. r.o,.h.
bR J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, ior cousbn IN. III
sld diseases o the lnnss is the stanaafn nhotic.
tpraus a., hmisas aud the DISPEPTIC CUM-
POUND for dyspeps.a and liver complaints.
sold by Drugeis,s generally. and by
hn-,, 49, Richmond. Va
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u The great drawback TO persons eMa
sra'Ias 10 the extreme South and western co.tn
tn ig the fear they have of the lever ana asue-
t.s most ;trefnl Of all diseases. Every DAY we
lfof persons attacked by TINS disease ana M aJe t
f5fdrg ,njaf in view of the great demand tor a
rtnedi Dr. HosrErTra has presented his C ces 's,
Fsted Bltters." whose curative powers inf al al.
dseases nf lie stomach have been anversa!l' ac-
kne,seee ed The .Bltters,' prepared after long
experience and deep study. have received the en
eon,uius OF the most eminent phi, s'ciaDs: as VIZ T
Lase yio coult their many virtues. all we can say
sntr, .hem. and Judge for themselves respec-
hyeh. n .,
vbs,s - mii 26-lu
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nx.ru oy AN AMERICAN "KEieHT"-The
usvaua correspondent Of the Charleston Cou-
rier notice. death as follows: .,. :,
Tho Trinidad papers mention the dea.n .,
his Exceilency, Sir William Becker. ha.gn' a
" 1 e. .aars Mr. Becker was native Of PM.
SSdelphia, S and came here 6o years ago; as ts,a u
:.."rpevnan carpenter, and worked a. tnis
Trade Tor many years IN Trinidad, wneas ,ns ns
."a,ry md skiliful management OF lus VIE :
for,.se. soon acquired princeiy fortune: "a ana "a
was knigh.ed for large gratni.y r,na wnc" ,hs hs
oiivred 70 the Spanish haovernmenI anEins =, t"s ~
Ssnr Carlos civil war. Hehas fonr sons All "
yi'orn hold prominent positions in the span
ish army. Mr.. becker was completely l1snn'
ssd M with the spaaiards in feeling and a. acnon
aud fhough hospitable aud polite ~ ns nv =. =
snrcx,n into the society Of his rcpudtntea r.
snn.tsca n brethreta. Ills fortune haarbeen -
Sawn 81 four millioas ot dollars:
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Correspondence Of the Richmond dispatch.
Corporation Election Bank-Mor'"S
Military Ereampmsnt-fa!9eyI Iaards

COrreSpendouce OF the ktchtOoho plspdtcn.
Corporation Election -sarings Bank-Mori"s-
Military Emeampmsnt-f Valley Guards.
HArslsoxBuRa, VA, March 3lst, 1869
was rather in error In stating. an former
communication, that our Corporation Election
was to occur last Saturday. 1t was heid TO-
day, and all things were conanc.eo la a uiet
Mayor-H. T. Wartmann. Council-F.
Pence ]. q. Cofflnann. A. Hockman. Wm.
NICK. Wartmann, =: W. bassIoio' Z. 4. H.
Wartmann, Geo. 5. Christie
The selection for Mayor is very good one.
Mr.. w. was re-e!ec ted. having been mayor last
year, which is very good evidence OF ms ntness
for the most Mr. Wartmann Is the Junior ed.
itor of the Register. His com petitor, DR.. S. NJ:
bold, is a gentleman in every respect, and II
he had been elected, would. l have no doubt,
been very good officer. Most OF the Town
Council elected were memDeTs VI tnaI nonoIa-
ble body last year.
7. r.. Rraithwaite, one of the best police
officers and detectives in the State, mas oeen
re elected to the post Of Town Sergeant, wnlch
place has never been better filled than since he
has had the Office In the Valley he Is famous
as a keen detector of viliaiay. His competitor,
| Mr.. Evans, is also q nice man ana Gentie-
| man. .
| with the names Of subscribers to the stock Oh
| the HarrisOnburg Savings Bank Inc charter
| for this nstiturion was granted by the present
| legislature.
| Not much news afioat here. Picking ur
items for correspondence is rather an uphill
| business.
Next week will be very busy week fol
| those who move once each year. The ist OF
April is the time for moving household goods
and renting of property here. 1t seems 10 D'
an Old custom, but why it is that that partlcn
lar time is designated for a genera! more, Il
| more than can say.
| 1t is the intention, l understand, TO nav
a grand Military Encampment at Orkne.
Springs, Shenandoah county, some time I'M
| summer fall. The EncaEpment Will D
composed Of all the companies embraced i
the 9TH Brigade, Sd division: Rockingha'I
Shenandoah, Page and Warren counties. l.
is expec ted that from 600 TO 500 ''soldlers" WI
be in camp. This will, probably, be yer
handsome military display.
Perhaps ~ may not be arniss, IN TINS cohnet
| iiCn, To pay small tribute to the exec
g lency Of the drill of the Valley Guards,
: Harrsonburg. The Guards were at Charle
t town, aud though they were very highi
: complimented for their soldierfy depor
5 ment and excellent drill, yet they nave
= | greatly improved since then they VIII no
g rank with any volunteer corps in the State
e In case Of necessity for their services. th'
= will be what their name imports-the Nail'
Guards.
t. Mr. Braffet, coach painter, from Lyme
e burg, Va, died here to-day at II o'clock:
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DEATH OF THE LARGEST MAN IN BALTI-
MoRE-On Thursday night Thomas Weber,
aged So years, died quite suddenly at mas resi-
denre. The deceased at the time of his death
weighed Ago pounds, his coffin is seven feet IN
length four feet in width, and four feet deep.
We were informed yesterday, thatGen years
ago he only weighed one hundred ana 1l1ty
n'unds: since which time until his death
Ia grew into a mountain of flesh. Those
who, knew him intimately assert that he
drank. on an average, one keg of lager beer !,
dnu. In his transactions through lie ne was
the soul Of honor, and mauy poor 1aiLliy y
will have sufficient cause to lament his death
His disease was gathering Of fat about the
heart-Bah. Clipper.
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IA purnetts Superior Extracts. foI nafS' ySE
rs CusrARps, ffEs. BLANC C,MANnuI' rUn nIe.
pared from FRUITS OF the best quality, and hishiy
eoncent,aiedj
The attention Of Coufectioners. Hotel heepsrs pws
And Families is respectfully invited 10 Tue a'", ~
banned Extracts They have all the freshness anu
nasot OF the delicate fruits from whlcn tneS ~'0
"epafed, and are less expensive, IVY hE1gSuER
ns",a ~ wholesale hy JAS DIvAL,, 70 nsa:I EiI
hWissfoN aad w. L. WARING, and al reta'
=" ifhders generally. Ie S'-'"
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Tur T,NR THE HUNGARIAN WAS LosT.-We
,.,rn from the Portland Advertiser that the
c,,cr ~ the Hungarian has been found, the
hands indicating eleven o'el' ck and fifteen
minutes, which was unaouo'ediy tne nolnen.
order. But eight bodies have been recov ered,
oniv one of which, that Of Mrs. Wood, could
te /, an ,ifled,
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pnvppry ON BOARD A SrEAMER-irrsSt-A
negro. named Lewis Deal, employed ON board
,he steamer Virginia Captain Fairbanks, ply
ing between Baltimore aud Fredericksburg
Va, was arrested in the former city friaay,
charged with stealing the trunk aud clothing
helonyirg 10 Geo. Culleun, on board the same
steamer. The trunk and ontents We're valued
%T1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"A >ss.4nis;ss sTTocK OF NEW GOODS NOW
sI'' -no, MAIN AND Retail.

,rwHoLEsAi.E AND Ne AL
epoTukR's. iss Bread street,
7yllLhlsfisnated Low PkiCES Foh faSn'
II efTfe' customers on the usual tme'
10 rron.ls ,,.,,,s
,s,sa eflees~ IN part. excellent harta'ns
"l., sesA 49," - EpoUS. IL which We respect.u",
tfe teuN.gen oi tte purchasing community. "a
. ths st.siss stlon of Goods aud prices Ia eht,
;1 $50 - Insare sales TO the most eo"h"""e''
is,t's. upFss GOODS DEPARTMENT: ,.
~ ~ 'na'saes, designs IN an, auantits' "o"
.,sa. e Il PEI per s. sl:ai,L SILK IN the city
sTaf l%sL -. '...r,naf,tnes; rssues; organ9ies'
Ssrssrrs s,Is: Berese Ans ls,se French lac"-
Yf''fss I,slis Lawns and iiaNehhn oous. CIV 80, -;
-, ,nd IN robes. less than y per cent. On eos'
J aro''aa''' LINEN GOODS.
...oss ru.e IRISH linen ST Is cents per afa.s "a
is gfe,o nrre irish Linen at 3lts cts per ssfu'
y feoss r9fs lriss Linea ~ 50 cents per aid.
= - Rasoias of sll grades. yer. cheap ilias'i s
l.sss: lsfs fnlnw Lln"C iah,e l'a'nasS s s,,, zap
> q, AA--,rs.ercaisls, very cheap; llner pil'is
=. H-Ne H-N. sad crash snd b Birdss,e i'Iarers.
r,osss,s: q. Sx'ss.s !. 9os Checks: Stripes
ls'.,ts: rafls'sns; Grapes, aS The piece OF "
2s}sf-' DOMESTIC FABRICS,
,..-.sa sf,i Brown Shlstiags anu SheethHs. .
psHaa'tI n,.sss snch as New York Mills, l;"ncs
= nts',sw,tas s. Gala Mills. and others oy ~,
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f. las department We can snow tAe sFses, =, .,
''e.. Goods vi he ,ind IN tue city, without ~
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sll55s,SSi0i's ~ IN sHyp LADIES Sun UMBRELLA
. BONNET RIBBONS,
,,.,I- usual uuriva.ed low prices.
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= ~ fseir selections ia :nis market @puio GO
N...,s,r interest u, l}vln2 our stock Al cXainis
:, r., y, on taar, Goods the, can save - per Gel
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