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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

EPAvE DU QUATRIEnIE DIsTRICT.-n a
- ete conduit al depot des du District
Administration entire les russ Washington sxieme
Una chevre ayan iacbes blancies sur 10 cote oi,
81 10 dit animal NEST recaa trois Tours ct lea
rais payes vendn enehere publaue al dit dep5
u LUNDI, p do mai. 1850, 70 henres A. NJ.
NonyeIle: ORLEANS. Il mai, 1860. myis 10 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

mo. 5l75.l
Hsoed That the Street he authorized ID have
constructed the bayou running through the Park
not to cost over one hundred dollars.
lSignedl j. o. NIXON
44H &4l.. 3s President Board of Aldermen.
tsignedl JOHN 7. MONROE,
approved May Is 1860. :.
myl9 lsgned GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
Northern Chufsh on SlaYsfY.

The Reg Mr. AHrHun, pastor q
the Northern church, at this place. n
the issue Of the Republican 81 shs
t7tl inst, Published i card in which
he said he would smake e full and
clear statement Of the position OF the
II. =. Church, in regard TO slavery
Thursday night last, the time sci
for the & statement NE repaired f
the church and found q large and re-
spectacle congregation in waiting
The Rev. gentleman mounted tho
stand, gave oatfa bsmn and offered NJ
a prayer, after which he read TO US 2
little Of. Blackstone, . little Of Clark
some considerable Greek, and the
& Pauline code, making some com
mepts, thereon, after which ne an
.nounced that he would adjourn the
4 sta1eufent until next Thursday
night. We forbare comments until
the preacher issthHaHgh.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
RfKef and Boats.

\. Tie Kanaaha FiFer commenced rising at
tbs Plaeeon satarda y 4m0rnlfg last, and by
noon yesterday ha 4 raisei between fifteen
and eighteen feet. IT il now falling.
The Kanasr5a Valley left here on Thurs
day for Cincinnati but on arriving OF Peiat
Pleasant found the Ohio rirer crowded with
ice fron shofNe TO shore. She reiuIeea:to this
place on Friday night; she viii Try it again
to day.
The present stage Of this river will offer
great faculties for The shipment Of coal
large quantities Of canneI aud bitnaalnoqs
coal being ready sfoE market.
The Ellen Cray and A. w QHa1rirr are
ssvely harbored below The former in licking
river. opposite CinefRtiali and the other at
the marine way 4 Madisoa, Ind
The Victor and Pomsroy are tanning be:
tween Kanawha Sslines and Point.Pleasant.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
Iisit f0i Patuam

Christmas weekhw spent III Putnam conn-
lily, and while there, witnessed Til most
friendly and hospital kindness the people of
that county are proverbial for exhibiting.
On the 2sth ult, a ysryIIaIge and eIntlipsi
nstic mesting1of all parties was held attheY
Cosat House, to express their sentimentsupo poi
the4spnit Of the timesA Their speeches and
resolutions Were Of the true Virginia spirit,
and does great credit 10 that couhts. In
another column may be found the pToceed+l
744ngs as we'll al the action of a Democratic
meeting, held at he anne place 1.-THE close
cdf the former meeting. 4
The afternoon ofAthe next day lthe q h
q5lt+ the ladies gayeta Dianer-tbe prpeeeds
were for the equipniant.of the VoJurttaSs Of
that place. The dinner was unsurpaS$ed-
everything the county afforded was suPRiIsd,
and the taste and skill with whiciKt@as
prepared made every one wish for the tfag NJ
I9f the bell that would announce TIE time. fol-
tffpitchipg IN, The proceels amounted to
about $40. I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
! Rev. MI. Reilly

On Sunday night Of the 9th inst, the.
Rev. Mr.. KELLY. Of this place. preached
in the. Southern Methodist Church, a
very able and practical sermon on the
respective and reciprocal duties o8hus-
band ana wife, parent and child, master
and servant, Il was just the kind Of
sermon that our community needs. Il
ssas a plain sensible practical discourse.
He presented in strong language tile true
relation of husband and wife, as taught
in holy writ. husbands love yonr wives
wives be obedient unto your husbands.
He denounced all SUCH movements as
HWoman's Rights Conventions " and
showed they we're contrary to~tke teach
.ings7of the Bible Hs pictured Young
America in its true colors, and showed
the psernieious effects of parents exercis-
ing few Or no restraints upon their chill
dren and allowing them toindqtge their
appetiles, crafty their passions. and
49, IN, a5.. ~ " w. -
!. u, ataaI i ~ a. aa.,.a 49,
~, 9 ] ). ] - M
I'm. H., j M =, -,
g. ! . ~
- ",
!
..r,a oaa.str I'D A. g. M ii,
.lllsps1 I I, 80 IA
- NJ ! IS Aros,Ess -
- ~. ,aaoh {, ~, ~,
. 3. II, ! III $500, 4 ,hl.rsoapnsa
~ .aI.,;on,af ,ar .na 5sa,va, q
] ! 81; ..}a - ahaas.
= IN j, IT,. ia go, IL. j ; s.
a;.a ns.s
,sa.sa:s 9
NJ das.ad IN rGSs,,fsS u IL
m 81 ~. I'D mas; q = ~
81 u aloas n,;nc;nlo-;, was < aceo,a..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
Consistency.

The Kanagha Reeuuican, Of the. 10th
December. in its call for aEpublic meet
ing in Kanawha. says: Il is desirable
that the people Of every portion 81 the
State should fsell and speak put but one
common patriotic sentiment and impulse. 7
And in speaking Of the resolutions
passed BY tie Sharp Shooters, the same
paper says !. They are admirably suited
% ,hsstimes, and boldly and truly speak
The feeling and sentiments Of thu Old
Dominion Among tLssIssoIaliors thus
highly approvedtof and endorsed tby the
Republican is The following /: ~
Resoired, That the Richmond Wig, Rich
,tnond Eraminer, and other papers in Vargihia
have wen expressed the patriotic feelings d
oar people. yI
AL this showed the Republican en-
dorsed the Southern selEinfefts contained
ii the Richmond papers
But il did n%otslast l6hg. For the Re
Rssbiieaa soon fell intassits Old habit 81
fading fault with Southern movements,
Listen what that paper Of the 7tlr inst.
says:
1t Is To be hoped that The Western members
sof ont Legislature wilGb D ~lninfiuencedI finn
the r~an6eponiln Of non. intercourse and DIS
Union excitement i6at appears BIZ the Rich
nond napersto prevail in that city.
How does this last editorial accord with
that precede il? Which expresses
tho gea sentiments Of The Editor -
Would thatthe Refa5licaa could all t1r
lime consistently advocate Virgins meas-
ures and Southern Rights
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
WHY S~iIsnts
In lie Eanunka Rspu5licaa q tho 10Th
December, WAS the following editorial .
Meeting Of the People Oh kanaWka

IN The Eanrrkd RsPuJiicdn Of the 10Th
December. MAS the following editorial
Meeting Of the People Of, kanaWka
We did not receive our mail last nighttiEl a
portion Of this weeks issue was printed In
view " the further and continually increasing
evidences of d very present alarming stale
I9f public ~affIirs, threatening the peace and
harmony. IL not disruption Of our glofieus
unIoa-and in view Of the fact thai theypeo-
pie 0f several Counties In the Slate hpFe III
ready held meetings toexpIess heir sentiments
upon the preseAt crisis. and as il is desirable
that the people IF Virgins now, as IN the
early history oil our Republics should take .
kpromihent part if notyt lead, and that tte
people in every portion Of the State my feel
and speak out but one common patriotic i'm
puise-we have, without consultation with
amy one, takealthe libertyio sigsest TO The.
people oil KanaWha TO hold a Mass MeetingFat
the Court Houses. on Monday. December ~,
County Court day.
in pursuance of this patriotic notiieee
and 4 similar one published IN the SIN.
d very large and enthusiastic meeting pf
tie citizens Of tkis county. was held ID
lie Court House. on County Court day
last month. This meeting was addressed
by Judge Summers Col. B. II. Smith
and others. Resolutions we're unaa%
dtously passed fayoringfdirect trade with
England. and non intercourse Of trade
with The abolitionists Of Northern States
Other resolutions we're passed, breathing
an equally true Southern spirit. AltoS.
gether,. ii was the most Southern meeting
ever held IL Kapash a. And what wers
the comments Of the RepaJtieon p this
meeting 1t was perfectly silent tft was
mum | And why So? We're ihs reso-
buttons too thoroughly Yirginizn ? too
Southern for the Republican, Did the
meeting g'osstoo far in %denouncing the ABB
~olitionists Of the North and those sympa-
thizing with them Come, Mr.. Re2ub-
lean as you were clamorous for the5peo-
pie Of Kanawha 10 hold this meeting. ii
il but right and fair that you should let
the people know whether Or not YOU en-
fdorse and heartily approve Of al BE reso
luaions passed by them At that meeting.
Some. of yoas 4uondarn friends say
yda ard hot as sound as you migM de-
How is this? ,
Since the above was written, The Re
pabieae has yentured to find fault with
one the resolutions psssed at the De-
cembsr meeting. More about this next.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
KANAWHA VALLEY STAR3s
WOODEN PntiorY

Edsor Of az Star
Nov that the attention Of The Mhole
South Is turned 70 more self-dependeness
and myestments III m~anufactcfies is
talked Of in every section. Of our South
ern country, would not the erection of a
Wooden Factory here, tend 10 promote
our best interests ? No country on the
face Of the globe is better adapted 10 the
growth Of wool than our Kanawha bills
and why Is ii. that The business is pol
mora generally followed? Simply be-
cause We have not an immediate home
market for the produce. Build up a'fac.
tori. andsthes other will follow. II We
would be independent, wealthy, happy
we must depend more upon ourselves
a. few thousand dollars viii start affacto,
ry, when All our WOODEN fabrics, Jeans.
Cassinets. Cassimeres. and Flsnnels can be
made for our own consumption and use,
and save Tie thousands and hundreds 81
thousands Of dollars which GO 10 sustain,
support and build up the fortunes 81 -four
enemies, and those Whorwould pfander US
Rof our property and murder our families.
We have the capital If we have theicner-
~. Such 4 factory would give employ.
ment to i large number of hands, and
thus promote our growth The mer;
chant, the property holder. The farmer. 10
fact every interest would Der enhanced
and benefited.
i suggest thissnterpnise, with the hope
thst some Of our capitalists and men 9
msy consider il. Build W
mahufsctoriessaf this description. And
others will follow, and in 8 few years peo'
pte will be betteE.sisih everything. Foi
the present1we may have 70 90 North fol
machinery, but let us buy Of those who
do not abuse tie South.
SOUTH.
e w endorse every word OF tile above
and hope our oiitiizsenfs viii lake imnmediat,
steps b procure the erection Of an IS,
tablishment and the manufscture Of spcf
fabrics in our midst.-Ep, SsAR.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

We have received = communication
from Putnam Informing Us that SHsnew
anil beautiIdffesideneo Of Mr.. A. J. Cox
!sElsRa Nof TEA Y alley, Putnam Co, was
totally destroyed, with nearly all iits CON
tents, By FIRE, o The night of the 3lst
December. Tie FIRE was 0 diseov.
cred. until The building was wrspt in
flames, and the family. had barely timesto
make their escape, in their night clothing.
Mr. C.'s loss is about ss.olo.
Our young friend has our thanks for
bis4cammunieation which We would have
published in fulkbad not our space forbid;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
Cor. Ectcher,s Message.

We publish l. most capital message't To-
day from Gov. fletcher. Also. An excel.
lent speech from the Lieut.. GOV. Both
breathe the true spirit TOO Southern. Of
course iii the Republican to endorse.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
Goaf RiYtr Coal.

The Western Mining and Manufacturing
Co. and he Virginia Gannel Goal Co, have
shipped from Peytona. this season. for the
Wessetn markets three .hundrsd tho4sara
bushffs Of their w~ellknown sbperor Camel
Coal
Asool deaIof this coal has been shipp ed
To- the New Orleans market bY the Western
Mining and Manufacturing @ ompany.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

R.o,,u;.ca = 49, 11blT s.,sy.i;on s5m
rs saa.s;a.. s. no.lssv apenly s,,.st.
8 aton,v s. ,ss, III
.,..a.. j. u;,b MIN 5ahl;.bsd ,bs
p.ass... Fa,,saa;, J c;ycama,.sss anal
nc. ,;as l.ra aa.;n axnI.;r.I : me
s.s;sr,c,;o, II e,e,v man ~ cop.
,srs4d win IL onthat sub;eet. Hesass
hi uaper ~ AZ I'LL. Soil A5oiiaon
,,onSs II Il r;she. i II understood
IN vbi,s So re,. .,,raged n its publi-
81. 4. -. Us E,.esssa A5ol;aoa.pa-
IN, 80 ,.,lv ,l,at he states what isJen-
III, n,t,ae ID. without foundation.-
IN. i, 49, 90 started IL subser;ntion
nan.ocyata .s an o-nnosit;on na,ar
! . reason paper, and lie only9 South.
an measure L opposed VIZ he kansas
Nebraska ac,." which the Kana,sha Ri
ou5l;eau alsos opposad. II 4 u sholi.
,;o,;sm ~ IL, ..nar Il onrosa IL K.n.
s.siNab,asLa IN, ubat IL |. 8 i Is.
,,,,l;;ca, q d,nose ,lrat measnse
.,ya .hyr g. conae.es,d s not;ca
What ia Rspsb;eausays worthless indi.
,,;d, Il. vba a,nf Bxs Il y;rr;p;a sav
.har, rs. IA - all Is, assaana i
"" a " siasss Hnsk persons hase salu
about Father newton III private, andfin
nar feoms' PaI''culaIiy apous ms coh'eo
ton with negroes. If we had o prospect
q. on,sf "a waald bava IA mncl, "a
snao, Is on,1 ,aadaF,5,a a /
~ wonid a,s,a bdvaval tb.t IL.
81, ] M o,1u nagro abdHvhita. .bol;.
t. I mas,;n > - a. .tsansad IA Ill
~, & asmen, u IN NsTtbsrn MN
AM J srch T. IA. town Mthsr.s,on1 !,
.b;ah' mss.ina IL nat,r;o,s Ahoj;,;on
5, Rsg Ann. 8 n,eacbsy 81 tbe n =.
cbnrob Nortb caIebrated for bis nar.
;c;n.fia,zin M. Round R.,,om fonnos;te
G1rand5ttasA Abolition mob-nres;dsd.
.na IL vsnasable editor IL Ia Kanavha
R,aa5l;oaa acted IA second 6dler. aabent
) rear !
mi wby tbosa attae,s ] The CLOSING
= :. 8. Il 'of his a-rt;e,a tsila / t.ls.
e As st. iaw the sherifrfs the Treasured q
the School Fund of,esss County and as no
WIN sS t5s s arae ee, 81 The s seessisre hte ear ne iiaS1S
had better eall upon thsss anotIonarfes to
rs,ss, Y IN ahe s fnnSa aOoas rs a'SP w 2 any
II l. lnavn Il avsrv re,der Il he Ka.
navba naners tba.1hs editor of Kaaaedo
Reou5liean Is superilitsndent Of the Ka-
nauba Fraa schools. That 4 year Or
more since. We called uDon him for : re.
mort 81 The So. o6othat we're annu-
atav Il. tbis county for Free School bur
nosas tbat ~ teld n u 81 q tbe State
A,,aItor ;fIua wantad a.rsnort that 10
wart = t1a Ana;tor. and learnt hat the
tha editor lad mad 1 report for se,
eral Years . that#we e,nosed hia Yankee
u; / I'D nat ba I'M nron;sed Il nnb..
l;sb ! resort. il His pa1er, which he has
not done although frequently. called upon
To- do So. We next beain ii suspect
sonfeahlas rotten' ana ~. SetsfahS1y.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
Kanawha Lycenm,

The question now before the Lycenm for
debate is g Who were the true friends Of lib
erty5 he Cavaliers or Puritans, ''a
Mr. SamuelA. Miller will lecture to-mor-
rowtnight.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
4 Kaaawha Artist.

j R. WALKER would respectful in,
from the citsszens Of Charleston and vlein,
1tg that he has taken rooms in i've A.
Whitteker's AssEMBLY ROCKS, for the
purpose Of accommodating those who
may want i good MElArsorYrE ! either
themselves. their families OF their friends.
Call and examine specimens.
Instructions given and apparatus furn.
isted if wanted. Cali SOON as te will
remain only fora few days.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

Hon. WM. L. JacksoN.-The friends
Of this gentleman, late Lieutenant
Governor of3the State, have rendered
him the compliment Of a public din
ner, as d testimonial of their regard
aud arecognition Of his services in the
halls Of legislation. Ii will come off
tonight Rich. Disprtch. Jan. 6tA.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
Town LolS

The lots advertised lopsalesby, the Execd.
tors OTIS. Hannah were this day soldlby Thos.
8. Bfaun to Alex. ". Quarter for $500
They comprise nearly ten acres;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

sclEsrIrrcs AxERroAx.--IIon. Judge
Mason Of Iowa, who made himself so pop
uiar With The InyeAtors Of the country
villa he held Tie office Of Commissioner
of Patents. has. We believe. assoeiated
himself with Mum &sCo.. At the Saisa-
6f. .4aeffrap.ofis New Yotk. ss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

HoNryMas has seen pardoned by Gov.
Letclsr, and was released from Jail. on satur-
davlast.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

GovsRNoR LErcHER-The Governor
elect, Hon. John Letcher. has enter
ed npon the active discharge of his
duties as director Of affairs Of State.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

:. Ii 81 staled that the notorious Helper
attended the meeting Of the " national "
republican commute 10 New York Oh
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

seesnotice Of Mr., MARkaxM's Tannery
and Hoemanufactors in another cblumnl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

CoscREss.-No speaker elected ret.
and Of course no business has been done,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06
, MRs. MISSION ~

~ MUSE and female physician has Sooih-
inC syrup tor chiidrrn ir-tE'nF bIlh Errstiy "a.
ciiitatss The process OF 'rethoE - sofieuing he
guns reducing all tuHsmmarioa-Niu ailsy an
pain, aRd a. sHre a. regulate he toWes. Depend
apoa IL mothers % vii give ret 90 yourselves.
and relief and h-ath ~ NouF intAuts Perfectly
safe 10 all cases See aavefts-utnt m aaother
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06
R,v Lsutrnee w B,,,, Pr,,id,ut Of The

cKRsv. Lawrence w Bsses, Pre,icsat OF the
MIryissd Annaal COnfcsenes. ~ n preach a.
Hsrpes-Frry 10 TIE Aeth0di,J PfvUstant
ChsSch ca Saehath faofning a. "a past trn aad
a. nisht sthsf past SEVEN O'Clock. b- Is,b is-
Nsnt, and ., SmHbheld, IN he hsthOcvt 2.
e'csck. fsepi 6, 1850 1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06
Special Notices

ErAe third QsaueriJ Mee,int for Hstrer-
Few Station wui BE- hsid In tue oic Church nj
the Ferry % Saturday and Sunday ncIL SJh aud
9Th lost.
Rev w @ Esqies'os. Pre.idisr Elder, -iil he
present snd ouf hfstArea and friends 10 al lAcsst
ehsrre, ar. sdectiooateiy invited.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06

ss,ti e'ose Of Session, third W-duesray in Jnar
as TOLL ~ihg gen,snen compose tte FsruIty
81 tsts instiip 100
REV DAVID BITrLE. u. % P,,,t,.t -
fre'es.ar q Moral ssd Iateileetuai Phtia,srkV
ard H~buW ~'-'
S'SANsoN WELLS, A. NJ. Prsfessor Il M.iA..
natses SD N.tursi PhiI.uphy
Wv foNCE, A NJ, ArtiaE Prsfss.sr Of
hselsht asGusgs' and Lftsrstare
''"N fhLf' Assntast ia AAsisst Lsarusgrs
aad PIspsTstory Dxpartnsnt
=, ca MANN, Pfeis-ssr sf No4sra Las
WILLIAM MsCAULLT. TBtsT
W Az eanasn'catioas re istiaa 20 Adni.,.,. A.. 49,
lhiuiutIoa thno.d b. sddtsssed 20
nv DAVID . BiTTLE. PFssa,st
AuE .. l>ol-tf-SpiIt Coy,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06
ROANOKE COLLEGE,
Salem, Roanoke County, Virginia,

THE aboV. In,,itution {. loe,,,s =, ST.,
u Roanoke C0uhiy. 10 the beaufif,,l su+ t.r,i.,
rAIey 81 ih- RoaaoSr-is 10 the miist Of attfacn,,
'esaefy, ENJOY, hsal,hiul cliaAlr sHd b, ,ur.
f"srdSd ~ moral Art iLtc llirsnt community =
~ eA'' moreover, Pecaiiat isc,i ti-s o. acce,s BE-
Ina On the Va snd Tenn. Ra,fr5,t "a, an. IT,. I,
Ha'si oetNesh Sauu on ACC WNihsyiir aoc -.
'"ren M southern couuttss Suc Munutain Wa
is,Ins Pisces Thee circanysuc-s. 'or-fkrt
Irrsrsphie ofiee, gives 70 every scvanta.- 70
- desired IN i5csiicu
One aderisntl buildiss has beea sr,e,ea. ,a4
Anoihef lo'i uotsr con,rAct ~htch all greatly
'irass M isciUiesapc cobEenirhae OF The CoII.r,
Tao Trcuats Save bees ,1s.r:g',y laittatant
uamrn'sd Add sss, &tth ths FrUuik e. lUrest irr,.
sho 'e'ooo~fF Incoming more a. 90 mote attractive
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06
Ten thousand Buyers Wanted


On Mas Street, CharisRotcn, Vus.,ta
TINS undfrsigssc hss on kabd sna !, .gs,,,,,l,
manufacturing 81 bis TIN NAM. SToyE
AND SHGETIRON ESTABLIS 8bkNT
- thsfissfoun. every t-scftptioa 81 Calnsr,
WAR, s'asily icohs IN his l,ss % bu.in.s rss4.
~ he test matrfill att ~ sIpefienrrd vols.
The stocE uou ~ ks Ware Room eoa,.s.,
even sssiol sniCls knoun 10 the hoGses,,Isf
and ar sfi'e.e cshtt TO- o. asy snoust of GsSt.
ss.iisA esa bs isfaishsd sns esspaicA.
1000 >" soSs 81 Tia Ware may he fosss
bCCkETs % al SITES
CoittL Pnrs q ts- aa-t sPyts..d psusr..:
SCLLkNDEks. sP'i.. Sis.esF.. Czas Sere-s
CAKE CUTTERS. Flo-r Bes..
PATTY Pans 81 ..stc~. pstt.ru.
BASINS. Cbsse,s " sFs. PaeAsrs
MkAAIrs' % al s,Ies ed PaHs,se- ulsst " are.
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