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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

nv opinion, WOulQ Oe cneeply purc0a1eQ
by the universal slaughter Of his people
and their opprsssors.
On page 129. referring to some work
ne had previously written, be says:
Although I believe now that the spec.
diest method of aboIishing slavery. and
of ending the eternal hypocriticsl hubbub
in Congress and the country, is to incite
few scores Of insurrections-in q quiet,
gentlemanly way-simultaneously in diff.
ferent parts Of the country, and BY a lit
tie wholesome slaughter. to arouse the
conscience of the people against the
wrong embodied in Southern institutions,
still, for the sake Of those more conserva-
tive minds. who are not yet prepared to
carry ont revolutionary scheme. will
quote it. as wrote it, and insert it here !:
'If / had Q good stock of revolving
pistols"-thus this peaceful programme
opeEs-''and as many pocket-compasses.
/ would not leave this State until ] had
liberated, at least. hundred slaves. Al
ready / have spoken to great numbers Of
them-negroes and mulattoes-resolute
and bold men. who are ready to fly II
they knew the route. and had the means
of defending themselves from the blood
hounds. whether quadrupsds or bipeds.
On page 256 he says:
Unless we strike blow for the slaves
-as Lafayette and his Frsnchmsn did
for the revolutionary sires-or unless they
strike blow for themselves, Is the ne
gross Of Of Jamaica and Hsyti. to their
immortal honor, did-American slavery
has long and devastating future before
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GOOD BOOKS! CHOICE hooks!
NEW AND ILLUSTRATED EDITIONS.
HNUE THRONE OF DAVID.

From III, Cnnsecration Of the Shepherd of Bethlehem
the Rcb' ofrrince Absaloni. Being an iustra.
tion of the Splrndnr Power and Dominion of tho Reign
uf the Shepherd King III series ef Letters, wherein
the magniccncc Of Julca is shown 10 the reader AZ
If by an eye witness. by the Rev u Inpraham LII.
p Onc volume, IL mo, bOJ pages. Prize 81 Is
"This is the third volume, and the competition of a
series of works by the same author the history of
the lsraeliush monarchy. The origin under oses was
treat I'd of in the Par of Fire." and its great ory un
der David is treated Of IN this work, rhe Throne
David while the decline Of Acbruw power and the
opening OF the dspensation meet their de inration
il the Prince nf the House of David These works
historically valuable, as handbUOks Of INFORMATION rel
tive to the scenery, geography and manners Gf the lilo
Land. The style is interesting and puvBrfui and
the work leads to the contrm plption aud
study Of the sublime language of the hc and the grea,
doctrines If the truth 1t contains, without being as sac
books Ordina are either maudin, stupid dognat-
ic or cunccitcd'- Boston Daily atlas z. -, -
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NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.

THE undersigned, Democratic Editors Of Columbia
county take this occasion To To all the Candidt
in nomination that the General Election Ticket has been
printed in equal shares al our RESP 'Ctvc Offices BY
and the order Of the parties Interested and now
ready for distribution. We would also intum the can
with all print CAsH BUSINESS Paper, Ink, Rent
Work Gtchaving 10 hr invariably paid for in advance
we here prcttlly aud earnestly request all the Can
ddatrs ocithcr stnr up, send in and pay for III II
1ckgt b'iurt removing them from respective ufc -
This course has been tablshsd and enforced in many
ofhG colntiss nfour Stae-a rule to 70 thr
lgsre OF mechanics aud avoids future difficulty We
shall strictly adhere to the arrangement, and trtt tn
Democratic tandiJatrs Of our III turt. and tOunty
will appreciate its propncty and argucscc in itsuiice
LEVI L. TATE,
Editor CllHHibia Democrat.
WM, H. JNrOBN,
Editor star Of the North.
ALIEN u. TATE,
E3tOr BcrNick Gat.tc.
septembor ~. lsd0.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-29
Terrible Ca!amiiy-Nearly Three Hun
drCd Lives Lost

y gay and lively crowd thronged the
deck of the " Lady Elgin" steamer, as
she left the harbor Of Chicago on last Fri
day, and sailed through the waters of
Lake Michigan. The Union Guards were
among the party, numbering about two
hundred and fifty cxcursionets, with many
other persons who were on board beside
the crew. All was merrincss on board =,
music and dancing being the order of the
night At half past o'clock on Satur-
day morning the schooner " Augusta"
ran into her as she was about ten miles
from the shore A terrible break was
made into the steamer, and after the colli-
sion all became silent on deck and in the
cabin. in about twenty minutes the boat
with its precious freight sank beneath the
clear waters Of that beautiful lake. This
misfortune reminds us of the awful calam-
ity of the " Central America" about three
years since, off Cape Race, when about
the same number pcrished in the bolster
Gus Atlantic The disaster is said to have
cast general gloom over the city of Chi
cago. The accident is attributed by ma.
ny to grsat carclessness in both the officers
on the steamer and the schooner. Such
scenes are calculated to cause travellers
to pause almost before they risk them.
selves away from terra frma.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-29
Enthusiastic Democratic Meeting.

Pursuant to brief notice, respectable
portion of the Democratic Citizens of CO.
lumbia county convened on Thursday even
ing last, in the Court House lat Bloomsbury.
Judge RUPERT,was appointed President
Peter Ent, Esq. and Sheriff Snyder, Vice
Presidents, with A. B. Tate, and II. G..
Philips, Secretaries.
Caleb E.Wright Esq, David r. Randall
Esq, aud Hon. Ezra b. Chase, of Luzerne
each in turn, addressed the meeting. Mr.
RANDALL, the Democratic Candidate for
Congress made an able and telling address,
Just such an one as our democrats love
to hear and approvc--thc sentiments of an
honest man and plain democrat, simply
and sensibly expressed every sentiment
of which received a hearty response by his
intelligent audience. Not more able and
interesting were the remarks of Mr.. RAN
DALI, than those of Mossrs. CHASE and
WRIGHT, all of whom did justice to the
subject on which they treated and especial
ly to Col Scranton, the "Plug Ugly,
Know Nothing, Republican candidate for
Congress, whom they clearly proved to be
the grOssest political imposter ever foistcd
upon our Congressional District.
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THE PILLAR OF FIRE,
OR
ISRAEL IN BONDAGE

By the Rev II IsGR,Is author Of the Pfinec of the
House Of David One youmc, IL mo- CLOTH u0O pages.
Price 81 -,
This work is designed 10 sketch tht Iobrac history
during thg bondage Egypt The Prophet Moses being
tn central figure, aud is free and striking the
pcriul in which the writer gathers first, frun thc Bible
and then from pridnc history vast mass OF material
which by his genius thrown into tduCitul narrative
Of ts attractive character which carries the ra
along without dimnuiion of interest," Pkiddetphhl
Err1 RulirtiH,
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She riffs Sale.

pY virtue of certain writ of Levart
Facias, to me directed issued out tf the Court Of
Common Pleas, Of Columbia county, will BE- exposed to
public sale, at the Court House. in bloomsbury, on
Suiurdoy, tie 2Oh dug # October, 1850,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon of sail day. certain
TRACT OF LAND, situate in Pine, lat. Madison town
ship aud Greenwood township beginning al a post
thence by land late of Eli Mtndenhall, North thirty
two degrees East hundred and ninety five perth=s
post heRce SoIih seventy oux dcgstGs East forty
and eighttrnths perChcs 10 post thence by Iran
herr, and Jonathan Lamon, South forythr ami three
fourth degrees, Wesi, two hundred and eleven and
tenth perchcs t0 the place of beginning containing
TWENTY FIVE ACRES and ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY SEVEN PERCIlES. strict measure.
erty o; Isaac Tyler.
JOHN SNYDER,
SnERlFFs OFFICE, Sie-iF,
ehtIrp S,.nt
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DEMOCRATIC NEE INGS.

The following appointments will be full
filled between this and the eusueing cleo
tion:
whrnersyiile & E'py, Monday 1t ErotcI
kohr .barg & CrnteryiIe, Tuesday 2d do
saltwater Milln & Rriarcreek Wednesday Sd Oct,
Mainyille Il tcavcr Thursday 18th OFT
slabown Franklin, Friday 5th do
Benton, Saturday tth do
Blooni,burg, Eondoy eth do
Competent speakers will be At all these
places, and the public are respectfully in
vited to attend aud hear the issues of the
day fairly discussed.
BY order of the Standing Committee.
JACOB HARRIS, Chairman.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-29

Ia- An enthuastic Demo cratic Meeting
was held on Tuesday evening last at the
Buck Horn. The meeting was spiritcdly
addressed by Messrs Brockway, Little,
Tate & Shoemaker. The Democrats of
Hcmlock in common with their brethern
of Columbia are wide-awakcs and anx-
ious for the contest in October, when Eos
TEE, RANDALL and the TICKET will be
handsomely elected
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-29

WYOMING STATE FAIR.-The State
Fair of the Pcnn'a. Agricultural Society,
held the last week, on the Wyoming Bat
tie Field, was magnificent affair, and
proved a complete success. Over twenty
thousand perscns witnessed the operation,
and it was conducted to general satisfac-
ton. We shall again advert to the sub
jcct.
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VI a Hs R Z u ID .

On 10th, by Rev a, II, Shauafclt, at
the residence of the Brides father, Moore
land, Lycoming county Pa, A. MADISON,
Esq Of Bloomsbury, to Miss HANNAH
FAIR.
In Evansville, on the 3lst inst.,by Rev,
j. Hartz'er, Mr.. PULP SPoNENBERGER,
to Miss SARAH EcRoDE, both of Centre
twp, this county,
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S@- j. w. Proctor & Co., 7Os Chestnut
Street, as will be seen from their advertise
mcnt, have opened their Fall Stock of
Mantillas, Cloaks, &C., of all the latest
Psrisian aud London Styles, in addition
to a choice sclectioh of Ladies Fnrs to
oil of which VIC invite special attention.
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NOW IS YOUR TINE.

Thr under igncd will ,l between bS and hl Goth Of
OctubIr, hi, cutIrc stock ct
, HATS d cars AT COST!
Al ttosc IN want uf Good lat or Cap, at the lowest
Morufacrurtrs pnec %!ll please call immediately
ALSO,
a .N,EH STOPE, with Ptpl, for Mar Rroom or Dfirc =
One large LOOKING Gt.dSS. | nuyr al.o Il Truck
U.IGtlN for safe nearly and of excellent work
mau hip for either one two horses any body IN
want Of such an article wi'l please ,n and examine
iUl him elf wilt se low for ca'h uE slor' credit
Also all those that know themselves 'hd'hied,
will please call aud make payment and those having
s. Is. ANEWALT
RloOmshrrr, Sept. ~. ISrO
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DrAD.-Eldcr John wincbrenncr, a
devout man and the founder of the church
named by him "Tho Church of God,'
but designated by tho world as the Wine.
bresnarians, died in Harrisburg on the
llth inst, aged about seventy years.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-29

BsS- We offer word in commentator
of the Advertising Agency of JOY, Coz,
& Co., of New York and Philadelphia.
Tho members of this firm have the credit
of conducting their business with both
prudence and energy. They are honora-
BILE mep,, and will do their utmost to give
entire satisfaction to all who may favor
them With their patronage and we can
commend them to the good will of the
Newspaper Press throughout the co untry
The SuAiuam Co. Democrat says, We
are indebted to JAMES DUNN, Esq, Dep.
uty Marshall, TO take the cencus of the
following townships, for the following sta
tistics :9,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-29

Mr.. GEO. l.. S,rioEAAEt tR, Of Buck Horn
in this CO., had his pocket picked on the
Cars, going to the Fair, Of Il wallet con-
tanning S4s5.
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ACENTS WANTED, To whom Erear inducements
sucn cannot b. Cqualed by any Other hnusc OF
ertd, Any person in any paH Of Ihc country, can be
m agent, Imply by forming club, sending a list OF
books, aud rcnttng the AMOUNT Of money required for
the same.
send Cor a catalogue which cantans all the dc'ired in
Formation relative To agepries and The formation u
clubs aud Ia insure pIompt aud hunuab deal Ing, ad
dress all orders 10 ts head quarters Of Geo C. Evars
proprietor of the oCrst and largest GIT hook E,tab
u hmrht in the world, Permanently located al No 49,
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
sept -, lSGu- IT.
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BLOOMSBURG MARKETS.

say We invite the attention Of the af.
Hicted to the Card of Matlopsc Schuead's
Remedies. We are assured that they will
do all that is claimed for them.
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AUTUMSAL.-We have now fully en-
tered upon the sad sweet season of the
''serc and yellow leaf" The forest mon
archs are rapidly being dcspoiled of their
gorgeous diadoms, and everything in ma
ture indicates that Summer, glories are
'passing away" On every hand We be-
hold evidences Of the fact th?t-
,.s,},' Tha melancholy days have come.
Tbs sajdcst of til, year"
And while we regret the departure Of
Summer and its many scenes of beauty,
wo cannot but look with pleasure on the
varied glories Of Autumn, and improve the
auspieious occasion, to advise all who
would live happy and economically, to buy
their goods at Beuies Cheap Store, in
Light Street, Pa.
EDITORIAL VIsIrs.-Ws had the pleas
ure, night before last, to take by the hand
our Editorial brethren Col. TATE, of the
oiansbiu Dfn,oerok, and Mr. MOORE, of
ths CieayfsM Republican, They arc
whole seuled, clover fellows and stick well
to he profession of the Stick and Rulc. "
Long may they fourth.
We clip the foregoing complimentary
notice, from last Thursdays DIZZY I,mts,
of Williamsport, an excellent and spicy
sheet, published by our social friends,
Messrs. Bower & FITZGERALD. In be-
half ofBrother MOORE, wc return sincere
thanks; believing tho compliment well de-
served. By the way, we learn that hall
interest in tho "DAILY TIMFs,' is offered
for sale, and we believe, it is paying es.
tablishment and would prove q first rate
inyes,msnt.
SOUND REPUBLICAN DoCTRINE.-Cas-
sius NJ. Clay, United States Senator
recently addressed Republican Meeting
at Tifin, Ohio, in the course of his remarks
he said;
" They (the Demoorats) tell you We are
for liberating the blacks for setting the
negroes free. so WE ARE We be
lieye, as you do, that in l776 all mer
were 1createu lTcc auu Siu"i' Shuo"0N
with certain inalisnable rights I"
They meant just what they said, and they
repeatedly spoke of negroes as men, anc
as persons. THEY MEANT THE Ne
GKOES WERE EQUAL WITH THE
WHITE MEN"
This is pure, uualloyed Repuhlicanisr
--,ehits men of Pennsylvania, how do yol
like it! Mr.. Clay goes @eafly as far a
his conductors of Massachusetts,, who sa.
that a negroe is better than 'eJ'ite man
Whits men of Columbia county how dc
You Ike to be told that you are no bette
than the negro'
"SWEEr AND SOUND is THE SLEEp oil
AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN. who earns al
honest livelihood, keeping strict guar'
Ito expenses, saving something from oaci
weeks earnings or profits to lay aside
against day ofnecd, to purchase home
orfor some other useful purpose; depo'
its it in the Franklin Saving Fund, Nc
1876 South Fourth street, below Chestnut
Philadelphia, where it will draw Eve pc
cant. interest, and can be drawn at an.
time in gold, silver or notes, without no
tice. Females, married or single, an
minors can deposit in their own right, an
such deposits canno. be withdrawn with
out their consent. Investments are mad
only in the most reliable securities, sue
az Government, State and City Loans
Ground Ronts, Mortgages, Ne. Thi
S.onpauy never suspended, See adyer'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-29
4 Old DIR. HEATn.s BOOK r.
hXGHAMGGhh Z HDHhA

THE Proprietor Of this welknown and centIally uca
I ted House III, ENCuaSGE 'JlorEL, situate on NaIa
Street, IN BlOousburg nmediatrly opposite the Collm
br County Couit uuso, tspecuily storms his friends
sud tlt public IN general, that his House In
der for tbs CcptO ana entertainment Of travellers who
feel disposed 10 favor II with their custom. He has
spared no cAprsr in preparing the EXCnAsGE, for thu
ontertainncn of his guests, neither shall thcr:
thing wanting (pn his part 10 minister " teiE pcrsdnal
comfort dis house - spacious and enjoys excellent
business location. .'t
~ Onuibuses run at all times between the Exchange
Hutl and the various Rail Road DtpOts by which
elets viii be- pruslny conveyed TO ana from thu
spGcurc stations IN que tIinc to meet the Cars.
WM. ". KOON5.
Rnnrr ahnrp. lnlN : larn
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~ If you want any book send to Geo 6. Evans
GIFT Book ksIuhli hmruI No 49, Chestnut street rhilu-
dephla whrr ali books sold al the Publishers low
prices and you haze the advantage Of receiving hand.
pC-eNt worth from 80 cents lhO dollars with
cacD book send for a complete assihhd Catalogue of
hooks winch wi BE- mailed To you, free of cNpeusG
Order any book that you may want, remit the price
together with the amount rrqutcd for postage anu
trial wit You that tn hest place in the country
purchase books il at the Git Book Estub ment OF
Gao. G.. EyANs. -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-29
Political Excitement at st. Louis
Gen. Walker Safe
ruE BRITISH COMMANDS paorEcr rs HIM

New ORLEANS, Sept 26.-The schoon.
er Taylor arrived this evening, from Stella
on the 18th, She reports that General
Walker is safe. The rumor that be had
been shot was unfounded. -. .
He will probably return home by tho
next arrival.
Walker and Ruder would have be,n
released with the rest of the party, if thsy
had claimed American citizenship or
British protection. Sc.
1t is certain that they will not bo shot,
as the British commander had declared
that he would not permit it. -... -.. ..
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-29
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
s.Why stand We all the nay idle ?,

ANY Lady or Gentleman in the UnitaJ States pn-
~ srssing tiom 81 tu 81, Cut'r into easy aud
resp cali business b. which from 81 to $40 per Gay
can b. realized. For particulars address with stamp
w. Il. ACTON Il CO.,
No. 81 (oli ~ North It'll s,rsct, Philadelphia.
: Snt >
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Id I n I'D

In Briarcroek, Columbia Co, on the goth
inst; MRS. MARY HARRIS, aged about 80
yar2e,
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GOOD NEWS FOR LADIES I

Any Lady who will send her address TO Mrs. r. CRE.
Ao.R, Baltimore, Md, with three three penny postage
stamps included will fsoeive by return na something
Of importance to her.
"Woman kaop Zayssr and b HAPPY"
SEM
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NOTICE

LII persons indebted TO the undersigned for Protts
"A sional services upto April lst lso0 are respectful
y requested to call and sr2 either by note or otherwise
] e. RUTTER. NJ n.
Bloom shnrF. Angust IL $50
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TN j. PRIN CE ''"N ''
or THE .TE ~ ~
HOUSE or D1EID :, r.,

Or THREE YEARS ~ THE HOLY CITY
In series Of letters relating US II by oyc wikncss, all
the aud wonderful Incidents in the Life Of JE
st's or NAZIRETH, from bis baptism in Jordan 10 his
CrusihSim on Calvary. ny the Rey II ISGRNH,M,
Rector Of Christ Church and of It Thomas Hall Holly
Springs, Mississippi One volumu II ma, clolh, Al!
pages. Price 81 -.
IN this work the author has succeeded IN The bold and
daring task OF presenting the great leading stQrlCIl
bats script III cnnnrNiOn with secaI history sp
as present the clear and iiicikr pItdrc Of those
events they might BE- supposed TO appcaE to caIs
ual Tn descriptions of ftrs and ceremonies
are spirited and Gumnrcb btnsyc, The style Is highly
imaginative and Uu-activ', aud we predict that this
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Presbyterian GpG ,EuqRge!iSt
Copies Of either Ct the above books with handsome
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- CCutS to pay postage by addressing the publ. her
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100 Gold Hunting Cased Watches sIoO 90 each
100 Gold Watches. to %
2Nl Ladies Gold Watches, .S 40 -
sou Silver atChes, Is W "
800 Gold Guard. Vest & Chateaiu Chains, 90 on f."
3ODl Cameo BTuOCllcs, 90 "
300 MusaI, ani Jet brooches, 90
3On1 Lava and Florrutme brooches % "
/ 1000 Coral, I'm, raid and Opal BrOochss, ul Il
3WlO Cameo Ear props, ~
5000 Mosaic aud Jet I5r. .Drops, Oh
3NlJ Lava and Flor :utlna Tar Drops, 90
yl1J Coral, Emerald and Opal Ear Drops, on "
sOO Nosalc aud Cameo Bracelets, 50 90 10 10 %
g0ll G EATS Rrcastpins / 50 to 90 "
20Il watch Keys, 40 TO ~ "
3OUU Fob and Ribbon Slides, IN To b 90
Uunl Selts Of Bosom studs, m 10 ~
9dU1 Sleeve Buttons, 80 10 IN
/ QuJl Plain Rings, ~ to 5 60
iuOO S'un set RGgs, Su To 10
| 1uOl Sutls Ladits' Jcwelty, o. 10 30
Those actIng Agents VIII collect The advance pay
mCnt Of - each Certificate ordered iut Goods,
and remit Us Ia cents each The remaining l5 cents
on each thy their commission no com-
allowed emittuucCs of less than dollar
! You are requested - act as Agent tir ~.
We Will exchange, aud give customers any goods
on our List IN place OF those their Cefhcaes call tor
! Watches excepted
n n Agents warted IN every town. Circulars sent
| on application.
! u Address all communications TO
G. J. DOUGuERTY,
/ No. ~ South ThsL St, philadelphia, Pa.
pt %, le6O-3m.
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FANCY FURS,

marked the iOeest possible prices consistent with
reasonable profit, would solicit visit from those in
want OF FHrS for either LadiS' ChidreHS car, and
Inspection Of my selection fthose goods satisfied
| am Of my ability To pleas" in every dcsir ID essential
- Persons at a distance, who may ind it inConve.
call personally need only the article they
wish together with tn Fric' and instructions for send.
ing and forward the order address accom-
pauyIngto insure satisfactory compliance with their
WislIis.
/ Auuust 1871 5n,