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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27
Advantages Of Planting Fruit Trees on
Declivities.

The following communication from a Mr.
Walker 10 the Farmers Journal on this subiec,
we consider well worthy the particular attention
ofevery person engaged in orcharding II is re,
maIkable, too, that whenever those who have
been engaged in the business, in the fruit raising
districts Of Europe, come to this country and
plant their own orchards or vineyards, they in.
variably select gently sloping hill with south
ern aspect, experience having taught them, as
they all will tell you, that such is the best stu
alton for an orchard or vineyard;
"Dodart FIRST observed that trees pushed their
branches in direction parallel to the surface Of
the earth. If q tree stands on q steep, II push
es both towards the hill and towards the decliv.
iy' but on both sides it still preserves its bran.
ches parallel to the surface. As there is attrac.
ton between the upper surface of the leaves and
light am also persuaded, though not equally
certain OF it from experiment, that there is an
attraction OF the same nature between the under
surface of the earth. This consider the true
cause Of the phenomenon. l had long observed
that the most fruitful orchards and most fertile
trees are those planted on decIivity, and the
sleeper it is. though not quite precipice, the
more fertile they prove. II is we'll known that
the spreading of trees always renders them fruit
full. On plain they incline to shoot upwards;
and therefore art is employed by skillful garden.
ers, and applied in various ways to check their
perpendicular, and to promote their lateral
growth. But this point is obtained OH decliv-
ity by nature. There tree loses its tendency
to shoot upwards, and in order to preserve its
branches parallel with the surface, is constrtran-
ed to put them in q lateral direction. Hence
an important rule in the choice Of orchards and
fruit gardens"
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What Everybody Wants. .,. e7as
THE FAMILY DOCTOR:

TIE AMtlY OOCtOH:
i.' az CONTAINING u iaa.- Ia
Simple Remedies, Easily Obsain ed, for
the Care Of Disease in all Forms.
PROFESSOR HENRY 8. TAYLOR, NJ. D.
II Tells Yoa How to attend upon the sick,
and how to cook for them;
,ra' how to prepare Drinks, Poul.
lH.'gaE tices, &C., and how to guard
Y --.-r against infection from Con-
tagious Diseases.
II Tells You OF the various diseases Of Chill
-". 'a s' dren, and gives the best and
-. simplest mode of treatment
s.r ..... during Teething, Commissions
Vaccination, Measles, Whoo-
Dr. ping cough, &c.
II Tells You The symptoms Of Group, Chol-
t.r-u'a era Infantum, Cholic, Diar-
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Ringworm, Chicken po1 &C.,
n- and gives you the best reme-
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Ii Tells YoI The symptoms Of Fever and
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Fevers, and gives you the
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for their cure.
II Tells Y0a The symptoms Of Influenza,
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IL Tells Y0u The symptoms of Cholera Nor
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

"Tooh Corr HuddiAg.
Crate the corn from three can Of green sweet
com; beat ass egg light, and stir them into q
quart Of milk; add he con, with large tea.
spoon Of salt half nutmeg. grated, and tea.
spoon Of lemon extract; add sugar enough to
make Il sweet, and bake an hour,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27
Beechwood tn Imit.,e Woho..

Beechwood to Initiate Mahogany.
Dissolve two ounces Of dragons blood and
oneounce Of aloes in me quart of rectifed spir.
it Of wine, and apply it TO the surface of the
wood previously well polished.
Wash over the surface of the wood with aqua.
FORTS, and when thoroughly dry give it q coat of
the above vsrnish.
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10000 SOLDI
The Debates in Illinois, in 1858,

Between Lincoln and Douglas.
One Vol, Royal Octave, 2aD pages. Cloth, so
cents; Paper, IS cents. -.
" Editors inserting the above in their pa
pcrs, and enclosing marked copy to the Pub
fishers, will receive a copy of the Life of Lin
coin. FOLLETT, FOSTER L CO.,
." Publishers, Columbus, Ohio.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

A recent traveller in America records the fol.
lowing anecdote: "Jaek," said . man to lad
just entering bis teens, "your fathers dead.''
"Darn IT." replied the young hopeful, "aud he's
got my knife in his pocket"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

A lady hired Western country girl for .
family "help." and vas surprised 70 zee her poke
her head into the parlor one afternoon when
visitors were present, and ask: "Marm, did YOU
call jest now? thought heard q veil"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27
Baked Tonatoes,

Pour boiling water over ripe tomatoes, and 70.
move the skins; cut them in two and place them
In deep baking dish, or TN; put bits Of butter
over them and add salt, pepper. and little 90.
gar. Aour and water, and bake IN hour in . ou;eh
oven.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

There we're sixty battles fought during the
revolutionary war; thirty eight during the last
war With Great Britain; and thirty-two in all
during the late war With Mexico.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

Cement for Glass or Crockery.
Mix the white Of an egg With finely powder
ed quick lime. Apply to the edges and press
tightly together. Let stand till dry.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27
An Item for ne I.o1ie..

For washing 6ne and elegant colors, The Sci.
enti6c American advises ladies 10 boil some
bran In rain water and use the liqnid cold
Nothing can equal il for ease npop color, and
for cleaning cloth,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27
Taking Down Swelling,

Nothing il said TO be more edectual for t.
king down sveIlings than . sofs poultice of
stewed white beans, pat On In thin muslin
bag, AID renew every hour or two.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27
ALLEN HOLLCRAF'
PlaStefer,

WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS
rs prepared at all time: to e.eeutc . AZ.
L in his line, such as Plastericg. Csns. nd
etc. on short notice, at reasonable g', Is. ..rt
in the very best style. Specimens 81 PC 60
can be ,esn In White Cloud. tsprfls''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27
An Old ChickcA.

In attempting to carve fowlone day, gen.
aeman found considerable difficulty in scpara.
ting its joints, and exclaimed against the man
who had sold him an old hen for young chick.
en-.
"My dear" said the enraged mans wife,
"don't talk so much about the aged and respec
ted Mr.. B.; he planted the first hill Of corn that
was planted in our town.
81 know that" said the husband, .spd I be.
lieve this hen scratched IL ND"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27
FARMERS AID W0oL.G1oW1Hs
,,r ATTENTION!

HAVING rehtted and enlarged ~ ~,
IL cardins establishment, an no. pisr
ed to do work in the best manner, ane "
sonable mates. Persons as distance %
a. ali Others, may rely sponbeing ass''s''--
ted with promptness.
Good and Competent Worknss ss''
been employed. .r-,-..,
IwiiI be prepared to do spinning ases
lst of July. The business will be ean o....,.
the old stand, " miles south east OF o
Me. SAMUEL WALSH
june 3, 59-3mo.zi SO ed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27
Llh::b.l'R!
Cheaper than Ever!
E. STEAM saw .MnL,
In Full Blast!

TlHE undersigned, proprissors of the White
L Cloud Steam Saw, Mill, take pleasure in
announcingto the public, that their mill 10 in
the very best order. and they have commenced
operations for the season. They are prepared
70 do saving of every kind and description, on
the shortest notice. They will saw on the
halves. or for msney. very cheap. They will
constantly keep on hand ri. -,-......
ALL KINDS or LUMBER:
which they will cell Z littis cheaper than can
be had anywhere else, for Cash. or to good men
on short time. They have also an excellent
Lath Mill, and are prepared At ell times to fur
nish LATHS in any quantity, at low rates.
Give us call, and satisfy yourselves that Ne
can do just what We say.
WIN. MAUCK 1 SONS.
White Cloud, March II, lSS9-sf.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

We cory the following from an exchange
paper:
1--WE were amused, The other day, ct he
ssisests Of very dark African matron, Who
was exhibiting several rather hns- blocking chill.
drcn. equally dark As heselE We ventured 10
admire An infant in her arms, rather ominously
light in complexion, hut she declared she could
not bear him.
"Why1" we asked.
because" said she, he is too light, and
shoes dit too easily."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

IN BBLs. HYDRAULIC CEMENT ms.
lU received. per steamer Wm' c.mnfen
and FOR sale by sI IrMN1TES
aug. I, 39-tf.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

J. G. SCOTT,
Attorney at Law 4 Land Agent,
SENECA, NEMAHA co, KANSAS.
GPECIAL attention paid to the Collection
~ of Claims in Nenaha, Marshall and Brown
Counties.
REFERENCES:
BEELEa & WILLIAMS, White Cloud, Kansas.
V.D. MARKHAn, I"
JANIS CARcILL l. Co., st. Joseph, Mo.
Hos. SAMUEL R. CURris, Keokuk, Iowa.
E. B. HALE, Banker, Cleveland, Ohio.
HoS. DANIEL r. TILDEN, /"
MUM, Gill h Co., Chicago, Illinois.
r. U. ToaREY, Dist. Cl'k, Nemaha Co., X. r.
july II, SLY. g
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

The finest idea of thunderstorm ext.nt
vas when Virgins came home tight. Nov,
Virgins is teacher, and had dra.k too mueb
lemonade, or something. He came into the
room among his wife and daughters, and jus.
then he sunbled over the cradle. and fell whom
on the door. After while, be rsse and said:
"Wifc, are you hursf"
"No."
"Girls, ere you hurt1''
"No"
"Terrible clap, wasn't it7'
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~ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.

HALIFAX, April 2l-The steamer Amerl-
en-, from Liverpool, on Saturday, the 9TH
inst, has arrived.
The steamer Nova Scotia arrived out on
the 9th inst.
The commercial news is brief, but little
business having been transacted, owing to
the observance of Holy week. The com
mercal circulars were pr;nted on Thursday,
the 9Th. There was no market either on
Friday or Saturday.
The general political news BY this arrival
is unimportaut.
ncenan, the prize fighter, was arrested at
Derby early on the morning OF the day the
steamer sailed. IIo was 20 be kept IN GUS
tody until after the sailing OF the steamer,
when he would be brought before the magis-
trate's court.
1t was supposed the fight would be indef-
ntely postponed.
1t was reported that the steamer Great
Eastern would be ready to sail for Canada
with the squadron which accompanies the
Prince OF Wales in his contemplated visit IA
June next.
1t had been stated that the inhabitants Of
Savoy and Nice would vote in few days by
universal suffrage on the question q annex
alton to France.
The Liverpool Cotton market closed dull
stock very light; stock in port 10000
bales.
Richardson. Spence & Co. quote Pork
steady, with large business in old at 54l@
SIS. Beef steady. Bacon also steady.
Sugar is dali, and prices easier. Rice i
firm, all qualities have slightly advanced,
with sales at 3Gs Coffee is firm.
LONDON, Thursday evening Breadstu1s
are very dull. but prices are steady.
Consols 94s(g94s for money, and 943(G
94s for account.
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A T. M A N A G
1860
MARINE LIST.
PORT or ALEXANDRlA-APRlL ~

PORT or ALEXANDRIA APRIL ~
ARRIVED.
schr. Sarah +. jones Jones, Fall River, y VIM.
schr Ann 4. Brown Brown, Fall River, T. VIM.
II Fowc 4 Son.
Schr Tram smith, McGiyern, Fail River I" Bor-
den Mining e..
SAILED
Sclr. Percy IIcilncr, Gaudy, Warehnm, IA l'""-
den Mining CO.
steamer 5. Seymour, Palmer, Philadelphia, "
VIM H. Fowlo & Son.
steamer diamond state. Eirwiu, Baltimore ~
Wheat a Bro.
MEMORANDA.
The brig LEM. Trayors, left ~ port, barque sun
Flanders whaling $50 barrels oil, barquc Louisa
Sears, Fisher whaling, 10 barrels I'll, brig Lewis
Bruce. Cook whaling, Schr Roswell King Trip,
whaling, 90 barrels oil, Schr. Lucy K. Waring,
Chmral. barque fremont, ----, from Phllndei-
pha Schr. e. Hoffman, Lewis.
Schr. Occola, Williams, arrived 1t Hampton
Roads, from Washington, y q, 18th inst.
schr. Mary Francis, SPaulding, hence At
Hampton Roads, 18Th inst.
Schr. Extra, Wilson, from Port Waitbal, 4 =
Washington, u. g., put into Norfolk on account
Of head winds 18th inst
Schr. Pinta Wolord, hence at Norfolk, 18TH
inst.
SChr. Empire, Howell ~ - ~ N"Ilolh, ~
Georgetown, 18th inst
J1MBKOIDERIES EMBROIDERIES'!-We
IL invite particular attention e our stock ~ the
above, rs in Tint line II Goods W have some of
the greatest bargains ever offered IN this market
s. & ". MEYENBERG,
an % corner King and Pitt streets
Unable Oil. CLOTHS TABLE oil CLOTHS
have lust received superior assortment ~
rInip ana fancy Table Oil Cloths, which will sell
- In,v rotcs w. n. BERKELEY.
ap %
NEW AND CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS, just
~ received and for sale hy
j. X. PIERPOINT,
ap % IL, 5. i. cor. King and Wash ST.
CiUGARS.-7j packages Loaf, Crushed. Coffee,
- and Yellow SUGARS, nov landing, and tor
slle low Tor cash, by
ap lS-eo2m !. =. bhG" =.
"a FOR RENT-The HOUSE, north corner
.i&.a CITY Block, with gas and water, on Wash
ington street. near Queen. Apply 70
an IL co9t@ ROBERT CROCKETT.
CIANDLEs.-5o half boxes A. Candles, for sale
" by Lmh Isl WHEAT 4 BRo'
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m y eotd
~ 4. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

RY Il. Nj ORMlCk-AuCTloSRER
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-ln cAecu
Y ton III 4 decd n trust, bearing date JuIy l.,
1875, recorded amongst tie land records KS Alex
anlria County, Liber 81, NJ, 3 Folio ~, ! "ill
olor ior ,ur, III public auction, ,n No"for ur
2Sb dv W Nay nc,t, ~ l. o'c'oct, IA, II front
~ tie Court House, IN Tie city II Alexandria, thal
very valuable farm called "MORNEN,' situated
III -Four Mile Run il Tie County "a Alexandra,
adjoining tho lands Of Edward Daingeriied es,.,
SewelI b. Corbctt, and others, tive miles irom the
city III Washington, three miles from Alexandra,
Ana within two hundred yards ~ the Alexandra,
Lou,louu ana Hampshire Railroad
The tract contains 272 ACRES, about % acres
III wood and Il we'll watered, there being 'eNerul
springs upon it-ouc never failing near the house
ana another within fifty yards 81 the barn. lhe
~. improvements consist u BRICK DNLL.
8:i Ling HOUSE, containing eight rooms Il
brick office, lie house, and servants house aud ii
large barn. 81 ny 81 feet, with good siabImg Hn
lcrneath. The land ]. well adapted q the growth
ofwhcat, corn, and grass.
TEEus.- one tenth "a the purchase money "'Il
bo required IN hand, tie balance ID three equal
payments, At u Z, and IS months; the deferred
payments III bear interest and secured La deed II
trti l. or retention of the title.
III 2O-cots LAW. B. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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BY JOHN T. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a. SNAIL AND DESIRABLE DWELLING
IL HOUSES AT PUBLIC AUCTI0N.-Will be
offered At public sale, oit Saturday. NE 5h day ~
Stay Heet, NJ ~ o'cLock, D., ON the premises, n
new FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, on Pitt
street, near the Cotton Factory and Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire Depot, two story and
basement, containing five Immediately af-
ter which will be offered two FRAME Dwell
LINGS, situated On Henry, near the corner Of
Princess street, which are now under rent to good
tenants Said property will be disposed of pri-
vatcy, previous 10 day oC sale. Any iuforma-
tion desired in reference to the property can be
obtained by calling upon me Mt my dwelling, on
ST. Asaph street No. 50, near the Washington
Depot. Terms liberal, aud made known At sale.
~ iS~cotss CHARLES r. GRIMES.
GALE or 4 VALUABLE FARM liz FAIR
~ FAN COUNTY, VA. ~ TIE VICINITY
or WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA,
On Saturday, he 5h day II Nay, ~ II o'cioct,
H. in front Vi the Mayors Office, IN the city 81
Alexandria, Va, the subscriber as trustee, by
virtue Of 1t deed Of trust from Amelia 7. Young,
dated July lst. 1886, and duly Of record IN the
County Of Fairfax, Va, will sell A. public auction,
a TRACT OF LAND, now occupied by Mrs.
Young containing about FIFTY ACRES, situa-
ted il the said County Of Fairfax, on the Lees
burg Turnpike, short distance beyond Baileys
Cross Roads, aud about seven miles from both
Alexandria and Washington.
Tho land is Of excellent quaity--s we'll wafer
- eight or ten acros II il are in wood. II has
On it thrifty orchard Of young FRUIT, and is
under good fences.
Ia The buildings on the place consist II
-G!!sA comfortable COTTAG Il, Barn, Stables.
Smoke house &C.
TERMS -SlSl2 and tho expenses Of SALE to bo
paid in cash the balance ID Nc pnid on the lst day
IL April 1861 the deferred payment - bear in
tcrest from the day of sale, and 70 he evidenced
by the bond 81 the purchaser, secured by deed of
trust upon the property.
:. FERGUSON BEACH, Trustee.
IN E-ents Nat Int-ent-l
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By ]. +. CREIGHTON-AUc


COMMISSIONERS SALE-Iu pursuance III
- decree Of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
County, rendered at November term, 1888, il The
suit of Alcinda A. Keene, AdministratriX, SIS JOS.
E. EdsaIl, &C.. the undersigned will Oler Tor SALE
ut public auction, on Saturday, hs 2Ch aoy IN
Noy 1862 N 10 o'ciock ", in front OF the Mayors
ia Office in the city Of Alexandria, TENE
.las&- lent and LOT OF GROUND, on the west
sido of Fayette street in the said city Of AleXan-
dria, bounded AS follows: Beginning Fayetio
street Mt tho distance Of 100 feet north, from the
middle Of the square, between King and Cameron
Streets thence with Fayette street, northwsrdy,
~ feet; thence weStwardIy, parallel with Cameron
street so feet TO ten feet alley thence with said
alley, and parallel to Fayette street. southwardly.
- feet; thence to the beginning with the right III
way over said alley, and the alleys connected
herewith, in connection with Others entitled there
TO- and subject to annual rent, in lee u sx dol
lars, payable to the City Council Of Alexandria
Terms or SALE.-0ne tenth Of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, at the time Of sale;
tho residue in three equal nstalments, at G. y aud
Is months from the day Of sale, with interest. the
deferred payments to be occurred by the bonds ~
the purchaser with good personal security; tie
title to be retained until the purchase money i
fully paid, and the property to be resold upon
failure Of the purchaser to comply with the terms
Of sale T. L. SMITH c.,,,,,,.
Law. i. TAYLOR,
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Later from California.

Sr. JosEpu, April 20.-The overland pony
express which left San Francisco on the 10th
inst, has reached here, again making the trip
in the brief space Of ten days. The news =
Interesting.
The steam rrigate Powhatan sailed from
San Francisco on the 9TH inst. for Panama
with the japanese embassy On board. The
Golden Age, which left San Francisco 81 the
18th inst. for Panama took 100000 IN
treasure, and 400 passengers. Among the
latter are the republican delegates to the
Chicago Convention
There had been ~ arrivals at San Francis
60 from Atlantic ports since previous ad-
vices.
The japanese steamer Candinnarrah will
remain 1T san Francisco till advlces are re-
ceived Of the arrival Of the Embassy ~
Washington. when she will sail for Japan,
and announce to the Emperor, the news "
the Embassy's reception atthe Federal CAPT
tal
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McC0RMICK's REAPING AND MOVING MA
CHINE FOR 1860.

10000 Soid irjihin the lust IRE yca1s,
nElNG Il larger number than is manufactured
} IN any similar establishment il tile world.
GREAT COUNCIL MEDAL awarded my Ma
chine In London iii lS5l.
GREAT GOLD MEDAL or HONOR, a Pa
Ills, 1898.
HIGHEST PRIZE 1t the French Universal
Exhibition il 1896.
HIGHEST PRIZE al the Royal Agricultural
Society If England ii 1887.
HIGHEST PRIZE at tue United States Agri-
cultural Society in 1857.
aln nov more largely engaged - the manu-
facture III these MACHINES than ever before
AMI wilhmy Improvements i"r lSbO, ~ not hoSi-
tntc a. WARRANT my MACHINE ~ REAPER
ana MOWER. superior % any other for simplicity,
durability and perfect working.
ADDISON, WALLACE Il co.. Agents for
Alexandria, Va, aud Will attend promptly 70 all
communications ~ orders.
nl7~ CIRCULARS will also bc sent 81 appllca-
tiun t. my Agents.
ap colin ~ y. McCOhM ~ y.
HLEGANT CAKPErlNGS, FROM ENG
IL LAND DIRECI.-JusJ received. per ship
"Saxonia." VIA New York. 81 rolls superior
BRUSSELS CARPETlNGS, direct from tie man
ufactory 1T John Crossley i sons. Halifax, York
shire. comprising some twenty entirely now and
elegant designs which 80 are nov selling ~
very low prices.
m bales real Scotch Ingram, manufactured m
Dundee which IRE thicker, better rolorS, anu T.
wer priced than the American make.
Also. 10 bales Imperial Three. ply Do, il new
ana beautiful colors and designs, quito equal IN
beautiful effect u Biseiow Brussels.
20 bales very low priced I'll wool and worsted
do. some as l,n 1, 81, ~, n, and 30 cents very
ricn colors.
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.triurs very desirable iur dining rooms halls, 9th