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I'assman's Iron Cotton Tic.
To Planters and Merchants

IO Planters ana Merchants.
RON will be generally used the coming year in
I bailing Cotton. Merchants should thepfnr,
acsitsie I" purchase rop" and examine the merits
Il the iH Ties bclor,. purchasing "f them. \
complete assortment of all the different Ties will
te kept at my office ON exhibition. which all who
feel interest in. cordially invited 10 call and
exami inc for themselves.
Confident in the superiority Of the Fa~sman
Tie, will take pleasure in going to the Orleans
Press to exhibit its merits, mode of application
etc. or Of any Tie that may be suggested.
Orders for any amount promptly filed at &c. per
lib, with liberal deductions to merchants.
+. RELCHER, Asent,
% Commercial Place, Nec Orleans
jsussz,ieeO Iy3O
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All Those IndehleA

W wN n. POWELL, by note Or account, had
l. better come forward and pay
jan l3.'6s NJ Pow,
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HARDWARE.


We have IN store and for sale large anf
Wen selected assortment of Hardware adapted I.
he wants OF this section Of country, consisting il
part OF axes. various brands Collins l. Co 3
broad do, boys handled axes crsescut and h.nI
saws. cross-eut and mill saw files. taper do WOO
and horse rasps, socket and firmer chiseels. con
cave and eye sGgcr. hollow do, auger bits brac.
and bits. bench and wood screws, CARPET and cu
tncks brads assorted sizes broad and narrow butts
4tiare bolts door locks of every description, pad
locks. chest. trunk, desk TILL cupboard and closet
locks, fore jack, smoothing and joiners planes saw
setts, metal head inhets, sheep shears peg floats
stock and dics anvils Solid box vices smiths b,
lows, Siedte and hand hammers, shoeing hammers
claw do. shngiing and bench hat atchcts cotton and
Wool cards coffee mills log a...i trace chains Ames
long handled shoyeis. iron and steel spades, grain
moving and briar Scyt,s grain cradles and snath.s
long and short handled fry pans, curry combs
horse brushes, tea kettles sauce pans iron w.dss
froes, cotton and grass rope, butcher knives. ssd
irons German silver and brittania tea and table
spoons, spectaeles and cases. maids of every si.e
also castings of every description together with
well se .ted assortment Of table and pocket cutie
ry, DC. &c. WARD SOUTHNAYD.
SUNDRIVS
saparilla. IL dog For-ests' Wine Bitters 8 doz
St.nmach Bitters, assorted. 25 Wolfs S ,hid.m
Schnapps. Is dog Cordials, assorted. 25 dog Gin.
ger Wine. IL dog Ginger Brandy. l2 dog Black,
DrstuuN a. brandy Cherries. IL dor
Brandy Peaches. ) eases Allegheny Stomach
Cordial. cases Sadlebag and Ami,r,- ial Wbis
Ky IL casrs Port Wine, pure Juice II eases Old
royal Holland. II cases Claret Wine. ? cascs
pine apple Rum. For sale by
Iuiy2' WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
EROSINE or COAL OIL.
~ Pure Coal Oil and Coal Oil LAMPS q, in,
hys and Wicks, for sale bv
July 6. 1859. WARD d SoUTHMAYD.
nYSTERS 4 SARDINEN.
" l29 dog. cans fresh Cove Oysters. IS dor
cans Sardines. ~ joz cans Lobsters 5 dog. Sbsd
> doz Pie Fruits. IL doz Pickles 5 doz Ketcbun
doz Pepper Sauce
FANDIES. IS boxes steam refined Candy
~ july q WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD
Nv ALL PAPER, FIRE SCREENS. &c.
w A large assortment Of Wall Paper Bori
ering Fire Screens, Window Blinds, dc De
July Ii, 1873 WARD d. SOUTHMAYD
(OOkS AND STATIONERY.
, n large assortment of Miscellaneous. School
and Blank Books, Foolscap, Letter and Note PA
per, Envelopes and Stationery for sale by
july i3- 1899 WARD d SOUTHMAYD
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DIR. c. +. BROWNS
Young American Linjment

Not fer the purI,~e If instrurfiny such an age bu,
Ter The FurI'o-e Of relieving all who NAV be afflicted
with thsunaii-n. N-,ir,.,. Ery -ir-ias Old S.r.s
bnrhs brnis.s. Si'r.in-. Cuts. Bells, Err,aion-
S%'ait Head. Tettc-. Ringv"rIu. Feons Sw.Ilinys
Sc-. dc Bat short time has Ella, seii sine. The
discovery Of Ds. e F BRow>'s American Linim..nt
" discovery that constitutes one nf the or are-t
h'-'ns conferred upon sutf-rny humanity .ni one
oi the richest contributions that has ever ben
rIlasiy t. Nc,i.cai Science Also for diseases .f
HORSES AND CATTLE. SUCH AS
Spr-.iEs Strains Sweliing> CALI Fi.tuIa Bi,
Hal. Wounds. S-raicics. Sweeny anI Screw
Worms in stock. Fer sale by
DIR. Z. +. BROWN. Philadelphia Pa
an.l all Druggist AMI Merchants throughout tn,
civilized wori.l July Il. ls59 lvI
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CsvoeA Aseossation.
PHH4DEIPHyA

4 BeRerslenf Iasfaatioa established b.. s,.c;,J o.,
dornenf fSr fse rcf,sf Of the sick and D>resstd af
--a'ofed raa ''ruiem and Eoidsmic Diseases. ana
espeeiaQy for the cure Of diseases Of the Serua
Or1aa.
NJ EDICAL advice given gratis by the acting
4V1 Surgeon to all who apply by letter with a
description Of their condition (age, occupation
habits Of life. dc and in eases of extreme ovet
Medicines furnished free of charge.
Valuable reports on Spermatorrhea. and other
Diseases ofthe sexual organs and the new RENE
dies employed in the DsPensary sent to the affiet
ed in scaled letter envelopes. free Of charge. Two
or three stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address Dr. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Actino
Suryron Howard Association. No. 2 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia. Penn. By order Of the Di
rcetors. EZRA d. He EARTWELL. PRrs'r.
GEO FAIRCHILD Secretary. Iy91
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FRESH AND GENUINE
nRUGS AID Medicines, Paints. DIVES, COIL
~ OIL, Patent Medicines. Tobaco. best i'm
ported Cigars. Wines and Liquors for medicinal
purpores, P-rfumery. fancy Confectionery, Brush
es, Combs lately received and now oer,I at retail
or iobbing Also, dried Currants. RaisIns, Dates
Prunes, we'll other things too Numerous To
mention, at DR. l.. c. WHITES
mar y. lcto Main s;,.-t
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Wonderful to Contemplate

wars If intrigue AMI blool shed for good reas-
oning and bad conduct. for sound r,,ks AMI eorrupf
manners. when virtue fills heads bu. vice our
hearts wiiea those who would persuade US that
they quite sure Of heaven, appear to be in no
,reat-r hurry 10 90 there than others but put on
the livery Of the bst masters only to serve, the
worst ia an aye when males.v Herself is more
ashamed cf detection than Of ,elinauen when
in,icirnjent "f principles xhi-i, to d-,.ni ami
free thinking no. in thinking freely but in heinz,
fre- from thinking; in age when yatri.,s will
h"ii anything but their tonyues-k.sp anythin.
bn, their w"tis-l"se nothin. particularly except
their characters; To Improve such an age must &c
tirficui-to IN strUet such aye must be danger
Gus. In an age like this We call the attcnticn Of
he public To- "
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SIPON/F'ER
CONCENTRATED L.yE
THE READY FAMILY

THE READY FAMILY
/ so \ Il NJ AK ERS.
4 indi-pen.iblc article in every family. where
/ ~ uv, with their ordinary kitchen grease com
| Lined with the Sa,;nificr, they can max. all the
soap they use-hard soft or fancy. 1t will make
hard water soft. and will cea tvue to PERFECTION
nothing equals it for cleaning and scou,:ccC
Put up ]" al, st iro" sores Of ID each, ,ehie1
maxi. ~ah to 6 lbs common grease from
10 10 2! gallons elegant soIf soap, or
10 lbs hard
1t has been several years since this in valua-
BILE article was first introduced t., the public, and
the estimation in which it is held, wherever know
and tried, and the immense demand for it from al,
quarters are conclusive prufs Of its rea! merits and
value as a family article.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS!
The success of article, like that Of all dis
c"v'ries OF tre merit and value, has Undue .d un-
rrinciPied parties to initiate IT, We therefore cAU-
TIoN THE PUBLIC against worthless CorSrEEFEIrs,
| and 10 take nonc but the genuine original and Ia
tented artieie, manufactured only by the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.
Eaa zErentuns. AlleyAeny Co.. Pa.
0Are an< Depst, No. 39s Pena. Street,
Above the Canal Bridge,
PITTSBURGH, PENN.
Who also msnufacture Of standard quality,
Caustic Soda for soap makers. Bleaching Powder
Soda Ash. refined soda ash. sal soda chloride OF
| calcium. eoPPeras, manganese, nitric acid, soda
salerns, muriatic acid, sui pluric acid, aqua forts
clIorofurn,.
Extra refined show white table, dairy and pack
Salt, warranted entirely pure and dry put up in
various packages and styles The only pure salt
in the country.
For safe By all Store keepers ia the United States.
lUn cases Saponifier. genuine, for sale at manu-
fac''irer> prices in lots :" suit purch ascrs, by
ly3s PIKE & KELLOGG 81: Louis No
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DIR. IBA.AkEE
YRO01o al Di~oAaoA


SrEcIAL attention. all chrnic di seas.s Coughs
Group. Consumption. Influenza. as,haina hron
ehits. all diseases of the Nose, Mouth Thrna
and Lungs; all Skin diseases of every description
successfully treated lunha,o. lumbar absce-s
>crofuia rheumatism. g"ut. neuralgia paral sts
epilepsy or commissions, dy>pel,,is, ysinterv III
arhasl The very worst case Of Piles cured in .
short time also diseases Of the stomach liver an
bowels. There many diseases incidental I.
women and children which are treated with dstn
guished success All particulars will be given b,
letter. DR. Baakee can produce one thousand Ger
tf1cates of his perfect success in curing
Cancers. Old Sores Ulcers, Hip Diseases, Fis
fnia Of eoery description, .ScaM Head,
Wens, Poiypms Of the Nose.
or any other part Of the body
TaWors and Swellisx.,
of every descriptions. and without the use of IT,,
knifr, "r any surgical instruments. These las
named diseases cannot be cured hy CORE vonience
therefore all such patients must place tl.cmselye.
under the Doctor ; personal supervision.
DR.. Baakte has made discovery Of -. Flu
ID that will produce absorption Of the " Cataract,
AMI restore permanent vision to the Eve witlou,
Eyes and Fare.
are successfully treated without the use of the knit.
or needle. DR.. b. has constantly on hand At hi.
office, very extensive assortment ot beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EIES
Tympanams Ear.Drum>,
which suitable Eor either sex and all as.s-in-
serted in five minutes. Ear 7rxn,ocfs If every de
scrption also every variety of artificial artici.
known in the worll-a large assortment of b.au,i
full and durable
Artificial Hands.
with the arm and elbow attachment 4rf,.;cisl
Feet. with the ankle, leg. and knee joint attach
nient These articles perfectly natural ani
adapted for either sex, and bc sent by rx, II
oa1I part Of the world. TruS=,S for ll,rnil or
Rni'tuiN "f every description. for either ,.x ani
Iries>es particularly adaIa.i for females in a weak
condition also for those with IroLapsas Iteri
Dr. Baakce is of the most celebrated and
skillful physicians and surgeons now living His
fame Is known personally every principal city of
the world. All letters directed to DIR. Baakee mus
contain ten cents +" pay postage and Incidental ex
Penses. Chronic diseases can he treated by cores
i"adence. except those mentioned, which will re
4uire his personal supervision
DOCTOR BiAKEE
Office 7O4 Broadway. few doors above Fourth
street, New York City. dee 30 SO ly26
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I as,< AND SfltI.A
! i33 900 '',--e. eysrT ,Iescrir,ior.--io ~it ,
~ :, inch by IL; 10 I, inch, Round Iron !, to /
:. inch Square Iron 10 - in. Oval Iron .,
.ol "A inch Round Iron 10 / Il in. HoopIrcn
i To y. ineh- Slab Iron 5 10 ii in bv rs to (.
inch. Sheet Iron all sizes and qualities Amer
anu Swede \ All rod Iron Cast. German Spring
Steel, ell sizes. American and English Blister ali
sizes with which We are prepared to furnish me
chanics everywhere.
July 6.59. JNO. HENRY WILLIAMS x co
StADAlEA just rec d by steamer ky-Lark.
- Powder. Lad. Shot, Buckets, Brooms, Can
dies. Candies. Tea, Backing, etc
feb 6U W. B. HFaRD
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CUPPLES d MARTSON,
Cordage, Twine, Wicking, Batting.
Paper, Brooms, Brushes and Cigars,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
Mats, Matches Hacking, Sicoes Bird Caqcs.
French, English 0nd German Fancy Goods.
SOs. al 4 j. I'd st. betweeM Olive 4 Pine.
ST. LOUIS.
SAMUEL CuPPLEs, THos. MARTsoy JR
Orders for the manufactures Of Sr. LOUIS OAK
CooPERAGE MANUFAcrORY. promptly filled at
ieo % factory prices 6m3l
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VI>HIS wonderful Machine ia remarkable for tn,
following properties which it IL warranted t.
Io,s.ss. 1t 1oes not the clothes and neve,
.,r'aks button 1t cleanses thoroughly the mos
delicate clothing and rinscs clear. 1t is very sm
pie, very strong AMI durable and can hardly gel
cut of repair. 1t is light and portable and wher
i"t IN Use takes no mere r-ni than the common
wash tubs \ common hsnI with ease an.
perfect safety t" the cl":hing. wash faster and bet
ter than four wsslicrw"aen hy hanI
Tins machine has b"ca greatly i,nrr,vrl since
l-5- aud i n"w Perfect. II Operate. much
;nor" easily. aud weighs only between 81 and ~
pounds all Put up, and when taken d"wn-whie,
can bee done Ia "'' fourth of a minute-s 50 Hgh,
tii2t 4 ciiii! IL Years oi age move il about
Hhy all other Machines Fail
ia because they rub only the surfaces Of the cloth
taking it for granted that the clothes arr sci-d on.
ly UPON the surface and that the dirt .,ust be rub
bed off as one would clean a board.
Washing by H,nd is Wrong,
because the rubbing of the surface of the cloth is
wholly unnecessary. and is great waste Of strength
as well as a great injury to the fabric.
OBSERVE that the cloth soiled is always soiled
through and thrUugh. and that it eannet be cleans
ed without being washed through and through.
The Reason ,chy the .Ketropolitaa Succeeds
is because it forces the water powerfully tl,rsugh
the fabric between the pestles. ani the action IF
the water displaced Icy the FOUNDER carries the
clothes from the ou:sil. to the centre Of the tub
the action Of the FOUNDER. thus washing every
PORTION OF the clothes thoroughly and equally.
Tire Time and Labor .Sored
Is more than one half. Washngs which require
all day Icy hand, are by this Machine general, =
lone in less than nehalf day. The clean.
sing process is done in fourth :ne time. The
rinsing and wrinyihy and hanging ont
taken together, require less than one half the time
aud n" Person can possibly rinse as we'll by hand
as with this Machine Very many persons saw
that the M"chine is worth its cost for rinsiny
alone.
The DaroJiiity Of this Machine
j. J. '.r, graf. don; see why it should not last
f''. ten or twenty Years, with only rpars Of Ioun-
der and roI'. which would he very trifiiny The
whole cost of repairs upon all the several bund-
red machines iIav. sold in the last two years
taken together, don't anoant Ia two dollars and
many ot them have been IN constant use in large
families.
For sale Icy WARD d SOUTHNAYD
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LIVEKPOOLAND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $IO,OOO,OOO!

Daily RrVtnue S7,5OO.O0.
INVESTED IL IhE UNITED SlAitS, OVER fsDOG0Oi
Al Drects TersOaGHy RepOHbie JOr he Engagements Of
DE tOmplay.
WE respectfully The security of the Liverpool
w London Insurance Company, he policy holders In s
large cash capital and lny tmcuts, stated above.
large capital and income OF the Company enable Il 20 take
lines conyelrut parties requiring large ofiusuruce
In addition the ordinary mode u Insurance his Company
sues YERMI INENI YOLi,IES the payment OF IN ANU
Al PREHIUNS Property Is, theuceprtt, PEHNINEETLl
fNSUEED The Policy Doe cancelled any time, aud The pre-
MUM will be returned less per cent
This Company will make Insurance by loss Of Rents by Fire
ueg aud most liberal prime pie.
Policies OF this Company al claims paid
satisfactory proof Of loss without dbdSH doUc
,r interest," not usual after presenta
tlon u proof NOGTIAM & WYATT Agents,
mi8 100 Main street, FEW doors above P0,tofice.
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RICfEMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
On GRACE STREET BETWEEN 3D X 4TH,
RICH MOND VIRGINIA.

REv. NJ. D uoGE, D. D. Pdpelpal,
A NJ nUPCY. A. NJ, '''''l''
TENHE duties the uf mis- Institution will be
i sumed on TUESDAY The St dsy Of January, lSJo,
INSTRUCTORS.
Moses D Hoge D d. tush Literature and Biblical studies
A Dupuy NJ Mental and Moral Philosophy and Natural
sceucys
; IL Coleman university Of Va Mathematics, Ancient Ian.
gu4ges and History.
Miss Augusta Daniel Preparatory Department
Prof Charles S-ib-rt, Piano
Madame Mathldr Es;van Vocal Music.
Prof A. La Baub-ric, French.
Pref g. Persic1 Italian, Drawing and Painting
Senior Carries Cprd1yss Ntr7, spanish.
Prof H--nrct Schneider, Harp.
Prof ID. A. Ericss.ou, Guitar.
Or Hp.e h Literature, which have been found
so very Interesting and inst lc,ye m be continued Young
dies residing la he city who longer pursue thr studies at
school bet who still wish cultivate Bellies Ires, may become
o. his Glasses ami attend a Che prescribed hours without
being otherwise connected VIII. .hy sel-uary.
Board for nine months ung last lay OF June lse0 5000 o.
Washing and alts ....... 25 90
Tuition ln the Preparatory Department o, Uu
do in ordinary English L--cheg. . .... 80 90
do In suvsuced do do ........... % W'
DO inNoderu aud Ancient Languages, each. % Op
Music Vocal aud Instrumental piano aud Gutarl for
tiIr week 90 Ul
For two lessons o. one hour each week sn Vu
Use ul Piano. 10 ''
Drawing iu Crtyon q ~
Painting Ia Water coll-s 30 90
Painting In OH. 30 90
The Boarding Department under tc control OF Mr. and Mrs
Dupuy. exercise Fas control the young ladies
trusted % their
DR. Hoge will take pleasure N answering any Inquiry
With regard The school AL business letters should Dr. addressed
70 A. NJ DUPtY
ja2-d1y Richmond, Va
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RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

1 II G L g a = q q L Il G III e -
TH1HE subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the
city OF Richmond over twenty years, ana has at this
time nom i5 % l hands In his employment and VII In ~
tte next month make large additions 10 that num- IL
hr Having taken The his store especially Tor manu-
featuring PURPOSES he Is determined make any article In the
cohns line that shall compare respect with clothing
Northern Cities he asks the patronage ~ his Old
friends and the public generally view Of the fact tha he IS Civ
employ In midst large number Of mechanics and
worthy females Who ght otherwise suffer for the nectssaries of
@ rhas the best OF cutters aud materials not TO be surpass
ca by house Ga The country.
Maryland virginia Car and Georgia Cassimeres and
rEes OF an Eradei and coor Strictly southern Manufaetur
ing House an shall De sosle by personal Inspection Of not
uten he has been doing past
p b SPENCE, Cothier and Tailor
mh2 Corn. Main and 18Th sts, Richmond, Va.
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Va b vi ANS. SANJ IL Y. RI
WILLIAMS * REID,

COnmi iS-IOn Merchants,
A. Il ..ElEn WIfNrT AND SECOND STREET,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
s orders f1- an sais Western Produce, and make
HH.-. Cash Advances on GOu.ig mmentz Tor sale, OF
N haudisc bought and stored 0u account of purchasers.
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CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.
WE are now prepared 10 show country Merchants much
w larger, more attractive and cheaper stock OF
- . - L L u

SP Rim G CLOTHING
than heretofore having Important advantages In the pur
chase Of our goods extensive preparations and an eNpe
nence OF more than twenty years In the manufacture and
sale OF Cl thing believe desirable styles and bet
Ter workmanship for the same, lower prices than any other
house la the trade Deyong the whole OF our attention to this
branch Of business alone and determined TO build ~ The trade OF
our e Ter Inducements those OF any house IN
any market In this country. -....-
KEEN BALWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
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VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

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1ya-cs Remltances may be made az ths risk Of The
lr All sasss where evidence B taken the deposit OF
~. 80 0G1re containing money.
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4 RAwLINSON,S HERODOTUS. VOL. HI.
D. APPLETON 81 CO..
Nos. 346 and 3iS broadway,
NOW READY
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THE HISTORY OF HERODOTUS.

THE HASIOkN OE hERODOHaS. -.
Version edited with Copous Notes and Appendices
Illustrating the history and Geography Of HerodOtus from the
OrmAon embodyng the chisi
suits Historical Ethnographca which have obtained
In progress Iunsom aud Hierogyphca Discovery Ry
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From As Charleston CIristiIH Adrocate.
ave read with wonder Iis like fable close
lyonneced and probable history dSenOmbed after burial OF
that by which rOdous IS here illustrated or explained
corrected or corroborAted"
From He Mobile Register.
1.-THE publication OF Rawinsons Herodotus In England
In literature Is eNhausng erudon, relieved by
literary merits Of the highest order took the critics by surp
and placed the author and his the rank Of his
We promise that shall cdpy that he will
pride hnelfn It's possession and delight in Its perusal"
d. A. co. HAVE Jusr PUElisHEp
FUNDAMENTAL IDEAS OF MECHANICS AND RyPERIMEN
TAI DATA By A. MORN Revised Translated and Reduced to
English Charts Of Measures By Joseph Bennett Cd engineer
! vol Svo 81
NOTES ON NURSING; WHAT 1T Is AND WHAT 1T Is NOT
By Florence nightingale. vol, limo Cloth, ca
HISTORY OF TuE EARLY CHURCHES FROM THE FIRST
PREACHING OF THE GOSPEL TO THF COUNCIL OF NICE by
the author of Amy Herbert" vol l6Lo. o. cts
NIGHT Lessons FROM SCRIPT RE Complied by the Author
OF "Amy Herbert" vol ismo Cloth rel edges co cts.
PASSING THOUGHTS on Ri tGiON by the Author OF Amy
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DOCTOR ULEHAM AT GBEYSTONfS AND Ills TALK THERE
I Ol0N
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HOOP SKIRTS! HOOP SKIRTS!!-We have
just received Dot Of Hoop s made unusually lght Of
tempered steel winch !lytr ue attention a.
the Ladies We Offering them low prices We have
The following sizes = 49, ~ - and u Tor Msse u, 20 -
80. a', 30 aud 30 hoops, ior Ladies'
IN. gbuye makes very large assortment AMI Offering
them cheaper than skirt Cf good quality has been sold before
4
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SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.

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As now In store OF his manufacture, very large and
desirable Gentlemen Boys Fashionable Cloth
consisting all the newest style garments and latest styles Of
Fabrics 10 which would invite the attention OF the patrons Hav
Ing long experience and facilities catering for this mar
ke think can Offer such stock cannot but give entire sat
sacison viii sell you good article at fair prices well made,
tastily cut, aud In the latest styles
call all ask to convince you that mean al say
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