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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-05-03
Missouri's Ref ponse to Lincoln's Fro
car atioa.

Gov JAcFseH, of Missouri, has reclied' asa
follows to the re9uisition from IIScorNs
Secretary of War:
EXECUTIVES DEPARTMENT OF Mo.y
Jefferson City, April II Il
Sir-Your despatch of the 18th inss:r
making a call on Missouri for fonr regi-
iren 8 Of men, for immediate SERVICE has
baeD received.
There can be,- apprehend, no. detssar
but that these men are intended to f'nua
part of the Presidents army to mako
war upon iLe people of the seeded STATES.
Yonr requisit:on, III my ipdgment. Is ilis-
gal, unconstitutional and revolutionarT,
and in its object inhuman and aiaboiica,
and cannot he complied with.
Not one man will the State of Misson~a
furnish 10 car ON such uul oily "a
sade.
1S;ened - G. B.. JAcKsoN,
Governor of Missonas.-
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-05-03
WHAr CAN THE South Nor DO TT.

WHAT CAN THE South Nor DO IL 81
terday when our military companies w-:c
beating up for recruits, about 6D. tree I.
groes volunteered and went down to F.E.s
Aluson last night to do battle for II. il
coustry, while another gave twenty-fi'"
dollars cash. to help support the war, a''d.
still another, who is poor man, having
Just arrived at our wharf with a load II
wood for sale, delivered it mp to the to" Ia
Auct;oneer, with request to sell it a,.tl
appropriate it in the same way.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-05-03
cHAs.. w. sTASEAM

aT Following the example of certain
wealthy men of Mississippi, two rich cItl-
zells of Wilks county, Geo 'gla, pledge
themselves To give $4,000 TO the flrst mann
from that county who mounts Fort Pick
ems. in the event of all attack by tha Gonr-
federate State forces.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-05-03

.PHg RExnEUTIoNs OF 1776 AND 1901
Il is / renl.i k.,be cniacident that fhe first
i1lood shed in rho revolutionary war, be-
iwea,..the cus,nIes and Great Britain, WAS
NJ fi.e village ~ Laxiiig IN, on the le h uf
April, It's, aud the tirst bl,,od shed in;the
Stn,iil, occurred isstlie ciry of Balf;mnre s,n
the l9.il If April, 1861 just eiglty>six
years after.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-05-03

SroppEn.-We find the following in the
Nashville Gozette OF Sunday, dated ut
Lynchburg:
AN INFAMOUS AND TRAITOR
GUS TELEGRAPH FROM ANDREW
JOHNSON TO TENNESSEE STOP
PFD. &
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TIIE
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SIS Mf Sa5 { ;s55 y5ss ySss E,

Terms of S,RSscriptiom.-"THR WESTERN
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aRed to subscribers at TWO, ,s>a wear in ac-
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THRBf DoLiAas after the close oftiie subscription
gar. To any one procuring six subscribers. and
saying the cash in advance. the paper will be
alruished one year, gratis
TersnS Of Advertising / IN tliN SeMti IN el
Our regular rates of advertising as folio rs
0he square Ga lines less( first insertion 81 90
Etca subsequent insertion, 25
For one square three months, 8 SO
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or twelve months, 8 so
3T Liberal deductions in favor Of regular ad-
verfi5ers.
Professional or Business Cards. not exceeding live
lines in length, FIVE DOLLARS year-longer ones in
proportion.
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publishers when papers not taken from their
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sible tor the sul'scription-mones.
Qstice IEes! street. beioU the az. E. Church.
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authorized Agent for the County of Guilford.
- MIR. JACOB FiSALEY, is our author
lied Agent tor la,eslel. county.
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Agent for Moore county.
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Agent for the-GountY of Surry.
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Agent for Yadkin county.
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- TH,MAs WesANs, the famous Ralti-
mare MlIiinnaire. l,as offered his entire
fortune oil $1,000 900 to the support of
the Southern canss. Ihn6e eleera and m
tiger TOR tlltuobls fellow
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-05-03

E We learn. from the Charleston
Mercary that Col. Lamar, aid 10 Gov
Plckens, has been dAtached tor service in
North Carolina. sss
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-05-03

MILLARp FuMoRF.--Mr fillmore made a
speech at Albany the other night aud.
called on the 1000 people VIII" heard him
to stand ny Lincoln in his war upon the
South. SO they are all against us and We;
have got to meet theii,.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-05-03

The FLAG OF THE SouTH.--On Monday
lat the Southern Flag was run. up on tho
Capitaluf North Carolina That 10 just
where it should have beenslong since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

NOW is your chance 10 ornament your parlor and
crafty your patriotism. We viii sell that famous and
splendid Engrs nearly by feet Of DANIEL WEBSTER
addressing the United States senste on the CompToule
measures Of 1850 for the nominal p5ce Of $ IIq4e Ct
HIRNlII A Co. No @ NafsAl-sl. " ".
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CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPEALIC PILLS,
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALI KINDS OF HEADACHE

Fy ofisse fns the periodic attacks ef NsrtSs. ST Sss
may prevented sBdn tsen a he eonDenosss
of sn attack immediate relief from pain and sickness VIII DO
obtained.
They seldom fan in removing the Naufoa ard Bsa<e,hs
70 which serrsss subject
They act rcrily upon the bows-renaoyng Cosfrsss's
FoE Literary He S&ezi Delicate Females ard an re'seus
q seasiry Aabi they valuable Laznf'se, npFevisS
the opps Giving and 10 the digestive Gssns n3
restoring the natural elasticity and strength Of the whee yste
The CEPHALlC PILLS the result Of LONG nsestsstes
and carefully conducted espenents having been In ass many
yeAs during which time they have prevented and relieved
Of pain aud scrns on Hesaaehc vhethf osi
nsisia the system from dersnsrd state ef ss
,oEaoA
They entirely vegetable their composition and nay es
sksn ell tines with perfect safety without making shsrss
Of at asd ne ab'ese II ahv sSrsass ta'fs 'ssS' heay
70 adm r ittsT tlssa 10 cAl8rss.
BEWARE OF coUSTERFETTS
III, Genuine have Eve signatures Of HENRY G. SfALpiSo
each Box.
Sold Druggists and all other Dealers In Medicines
A Ben viii be sent by mall prepaid on receipt he
PRICE rs CENTS
AnoIde, should be SdlIesssdto
HENRY G. SPALDING,
Nc. " Ce5aT,t, NesYek.
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THE NORTH-AMERICAN REVIEW.

VNHE NORTH-AMERICAN REVIEW.
Il No. CXCL-FoR APRIL, 1861.
CONTENTS:
Article l. Criminal Procedure.
n. Smiths Tales Of Ecelefissicsl History.
III. Explorations IN Ess:cn AiTica-
~ DocumentGTy History Of the Revolut'on.
V. Dc GeraBdo
vi. Temporal Power ofhe Church.
VII. The literature Of Power. .
Viii Slavery; is OTigg and itt Remedy.
TX. Appleton on the Rules oi Evidence.
x. Travel In Europe.
XI. Critical Notices.
XII. New Publications Receiy ed
The Review pubiShcd on the tst oi January hpL hy
October in nabe Of nearly thee hundred pages escb tt
Five Dollars
The Dubuque Dsiy Times ,sy, This Review Is Of the
ed either In America Great Britain has reached
its hh volume having been steadily puotned o neary
century. From the first has been essentially almost tJ
cusyey literary and mantted the front Tsnh OF literary cU
William TAYLOR Judge Willard Philips Jsred spsrff Edward
Claiming Edward Everett Jared Spsrkt lse ,ond mel Al
II. Everett John O. Palirey and A Peabody u
has commanded the bighest class of talent Among ~
contributors President John Adams Daniel Webste
Chief Justice shaw Lewis Edward Everett r. c. Win
trop. Charles Sumner George bancroft Warrington Irving
w H. Prescott }. l.. Motley, Percival Bryant Lonnelow,
Nathaniel Boxdch FrOf tarrsr. Prof Gray PIot "yman
to ont sIss-ia thst lsTiy zuity oI Thf Avos
mind which within the st thirty has placed several Of
the hr Of the hwes this REVIEW which
editorial and biographical ability OF Nj.
early which have been succeeded by their mastery he
here Everett contributing no less than hundred and
sixteen lengthy articles perfected that classic style which
hardly eqnsed other living writer Here, in short
NAV trace growth Of large number Of eminent
minds here they love 10 nger publishing condensed brilliant
papers which often contain important DsteT sne ttord
teener ustifcsion than any Of their elaborate Worbs
CROSBY, NICHOLS LEE Co, Publishers
M hin TIM R0s
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Drp Goods.
ALL HOUsEKEEPERS

A Ii HOUSEKEEPERS
n respectfully requested TO cal at cur Store ard .isu
The ''0d' enumerated r. S'fs IS OUR BELIEF
Tia. the assortment which eaeI net efaasd N e oy o.
COME AND SEE
choice frtm =.
500 Fr,reh Chirs Tea Set. from ....."so % to tlo
200 Fancy French China Dinner Sets % 10 40 %
A choice from -. .,
800 DOI.n Cut Glas, GObets rom IS 70 Sc O
A choice from =.
500 Pairs CUGs,, Dee,nter, % TO - %
A choice from
eco Dozen Bohemian Glass FINER Bos from. s 90 to 81 %
choice from . ~
800 Dozen Silver Plated Table spoons from 80 Is so - %
A choice from =,
go Dszsn Silver Ps.d Table Forks 80 Is to e. %
choice from . o..
80 Dozen Silver Plated Spoons. ISL Is TO 81 %
choice from -. q,
A choice frum
100 Silver Plated Cake Ba.Eets from ....s3 IS to sc 90
A choics from
100 Silver Psisd Ice Pitchers 90 to 81 80
choice from -.
zoo snvsrPa,sa Tss Sets piece. Sote ss' 90
choice from - -.
go Dozen livery HsBdeS Dinner Knives o - 30 TO &c 70
ehliSe from .
20 Dozen Ivory died Tsa kDives from. 90 10 IS %
WE SHALL OYER,
during the present and coming seek eItzordnsTy
BARGAINS N GAS FINTJR RIS.
choice from .. - %
zoo Hall Lights from ..............-s2 % TO e. W
100 Two-lght ChsrdsgeFs Tori. TO 80 20
50 ThIse-shl Ch,od,lier. from ......s6 to sl9 60
rs fonr light ChaBdeers % 10 t2V W
choice from . -.
20 si1 Hight Chandelier from s25 70 no %
LIkEMiSE,
. eompete lire Of Brackets. Pendants. &c &c,
EMBRACING IN ALL,
COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR DWELLING-HOlSES,
COMPLETE OUTFIT : FOR STORES,
COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR HOTELS,
COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR ALL ESTABLISHMENTS
REQUIRINO GAS FIXTURES.
A fresh importation OF
FANCY DINNER SETS,
Of the newest
PARIsIAN STYLES,
win be eIbibied this week.
Goods bought and
PAID FOR NOW
will desired be stored until the let of May without additional
charge -
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
inclose c4sh with the addition Ceut sun 10
rsy for rscksges PsI fgnds only taken
w. J. y. DALEY Co,
No 6Ji Broadway
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VUST PUBLISHED,
~ new edition Of - -. - ..
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NATIONAL BASE BALL CONVENTION,
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Reports OF THE CHAMPION MATCHES FOR 1860.
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6pcuaI NoilCes.


A assss Of am y Of tho be RKFgBtI Fl PsbL
EsENSo April " 0eGSs " PfTTgB S2 M ShsSS.p Hy
kS hS RSSssS. RRSSsss: sse"''re'.
ssysnth WsrdA Eseg q ,bs VIZ WtRh ,IlR r. =
saEsst Broadway THIS Monday EVENIN0, April l. a. Z
0eol 70 take action or the s,ignstiPp Of ne & PTeesn
0HSRIEs u. H,Lt. JoHv X GarIseErF, seore:sries
Ninth Ward, BrookIyn.-Tle Repgblieans Of the Lxth
% =, - 100" - ,hs ~ 49,. "a n,,d,s Sor ssr,ion d.v
h. D. 'BESEDICT, Pres Republican Association
JoBS d. CprTEE, Secretary.
Rleyeath Ward, Brookiyn.-sor Alderman CaAS
~ klMBALL indGTsed by s9i's p Essman n, ~ s"yE I
NJ N.1s1 icomi. BsIIayd Alfied smhsTs A. s. BsIne. G.
+ JouEs, aud others.
Thirteenth Ward, BroOllyn Mach 30, lssl.--Tbe ur
Kings County eau Alderman D,mss Strong
1ems the regular Republican nominee ioT Alderman Of he
KILN Nud report that they have done so and hnd Gt Mr.
cent candidate your Committee wished Mr. Bigs 10 with
draw. Mr. Bhgg' dectDes unless Mr. Strong would DO The
Sed wes improper and impossible and your Comnse @
,he General Committee Of KhFs County do therefore most
heartily recommend all ,Ound Republicans 20 give Mr. Denss
Ws5 the regularly dominated csndidste. ,,,.,a,n
AARON sToRER
sixteenth Ward Republican AsseeisEI@.on.1Ag Asseei @ Are, reg
ss7i oeloef, ct Headquarters. No. 245 sth sy.
BY order of ALEXANDER MCLEOD, IretI
siosS1 sT@a 4. 4. lH'ss, Ysosays. Secs
The Twen,y-Grst Ward Republieana Association
EVENING, APrn l. MembeIs are res @Tsg2e;ted % sttend
T. 5SsT T.:55 y Mns.;1- = ss,5 s.erssrie.
Charter Oak Lodge, No. 24g, r. and A. M.-The
sembers Of this Lodge requested TO be punetu 10 sttnd
EVENING April for the purpose Of eectns Treasurer aud
"''''' o'' ''"i By order Of ROBERT BEATTY, w.M
VIZ b. ssrEIos, Sec.
Free Italy.
M W y & EePsd h ~ s h Con-" nSoi1 Ii G
..rte on TUESDAY EVENING april p Ticfeis IS cents
America an Institute Farmers Club win meet az Its
room' IN The cooPsr Union Building THIS DAY MoRdsyl
Fi0weIpn Admission free. HENRY hbI0s, Secretary.
MercaptiIe Library Lectures.-Mr w G. DIX win
deliver h closing Lecture Clinton Hall MONDAY EVEN
ING APr Subject, gcdens Of Jouruey scIoss tte andes
TO commence at o'clock
BcTcakns AND DHovxKs' BAyE,
Atn Meeting ofthe Board Of Directors held th,
day e following preamble and resolution were unAninouEJ
R1frees Our venerable President Jacob Aims ESQ., having
fh constrained BY the weight OF aeeumuang years and CON
SsI twenty S SqaDS rhsh & ns be S has n sesIa %
Insmhe tbst than thirty this institution has
ceived benefit Of his services feel that much Of Its
PIsr property s owing to bis wstehfalness and c'Ie there
Rssete6 That we cannot allow the official restion. which
him wishes that being relieved from the and
rsss B. LEWIS, h. Cashier.
Cabinet Puruiture.--J. NJ. DOE Co. offer at Retail
tLsir large assortment OF
ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, MAHOGANY and OAK FURNI-
SURT, Of their manufacture Of very low prices
Fvsry article warranted to give entire satisfscon.
and Manuscory Nos 96 and % East Hou,on,
-four dOort east nom BOweIy.
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HARPER BRoT8ERs, Frsnhlin-squsre, " T.
Have now Ready:
LORD MACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENSLAHp'
The History Of England ona the Accession Of james h
Thomas BabrgtoD Macsalsy Within Original Peft'' oi us
Author.
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Sheen 60 cents volume HslfCah RI Is a volune
~ The Finh Volume coutoin complete Index 70 the entire
Woik.
HUMPS HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
History ofEneand Tom the Invasion Of Juns CSa' 10 ns
Abdiss,on Of James H., 1899. By David Hume Ne"
Edition with the Authors last Corrections and Improvement"
To which preE1ed Short Account q his Life, written eJ
Himset with Portrait Of the Author vols l2nio nu'in
~ 20; sheep, 80 20; HalfCa, 81 80.
GIBBONS ROME.
History Of the Decline Fall Of the Roman Empire BY I'd
vaId Gibbon with Notes by the Rey. H. II. hilusn and
~ Guizo, With Maps and EDgIsviDgs. New Cheap Ed
ton To which added Complete ndeI Of the whole woH
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DEIssUE of the GREAT HISTORIES.
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The volumes sold separately and sent postage nee po s
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

r2a ..sEs bottle Of sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
vii save ten times 1t. cost annually <1
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEI
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEI
Tcovovyt '' DISPATCH
~ srITcs ~ Tisk sAyzs ElsEv Al
ts gaii<sh c hgy sV>h is pe1regsi0fsd Jaee" ~
ysry s,Ds have cheap and convenient ~y iof 20
pzisn= Fgsuture. Toys, GROCERY, kc
sPALDISO's PREPARED GLUE
~ eaergenees ard no houss bo, can ahoa 60
vthoq. H. Iesdy and 20 the sticking pcibi
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
n R-A Brafh psnss eseh oo,tis T'tle % o'p's
Addrs., HENRY G sPALDING,
No. ~ Cedsrst., Ss.s. .f0fh
CAUTION!
A. certain supfBpel person. sitegR,ns % r. N 81 sS
tbs un.uspsctn pake iaitsSns Of my PREPARED oLcx
would esutIoa al psrsoos TO e1aHsns before poehSS 's
pv sPALDiSG's PREPARED GLyH, "A
10 on the 0o.,ds wrppsI i otaos ere sssaS''ns s'ss1~
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w ~ NhLAN II 49,
IMPORTANT 10 CASH BUYERS.
bliss & CLOCK
HAVING PURCHASED FROM THE
ASSIGNEE, FOR CASH,
TIE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE LATE FIRM
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & Co.,
In vhLeh, beside grea, variety Of ether STAPLE GOODS
iacluGsd .bout
600 CASES OF wAMSUTTA
AND
AMOSKEAG PRINTS,
Ard DssIly
1000 PACKAGES or DOMESTIC corToNs,
WILL OFFER IT ALL
FOR SALE, FOR CASH,
ON SHORT CREDIT,
WEDNESDAY, April ,
At THEIR STORE No. $50 BROADWAY,
Between walker aud whhs,t,
J. Nc. IIi7 BROADWAY
WI, yg% SgSg g si} NoS3aY' fSJ az R,sRoss
" ,SEw sTYIEs OF DRESS TRIMMINGS.
NEW SIM STYJEs srI{EJ PARIs ,JsnXt td9wERs ssrps
NEW sTYLFS LACFS,
Mny have teen purchased auction sales and
ofwrist OF Customers 'bsA have the benefit
| ORD 4 TAYLOR,
No 4Gl to 90 BROADWAY.
LADIES' AND CHILDRENs DEPARTMENT.
New Spring shapes ready.
LADIES' AND CHlLDREN's IMPROVEMENTS
rsl6y made IN g,s vsety Ord taken fo garments OF every
description This under the supeIn'end1nce OF
LADIES OF ADMITTED GOOD TASTE,
and al orders viii receive prompt ard careful attention
PRICES MODERATE
| ORD Il TAYLOR,
No 4el 70 Ie7 BROADWAY.
LINENS AND HoUsE-FURNISHING GOODS
tsprirs Importation Eesdyl
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES.
Alfo At Store. No 2S5 to 2tl GRAND-Sr,
and Noe A. aud - scATHARINE-sT.
I ORD & TAYLOR,
No .sl 10 4s7 BROADWAY,
have ju,t opened LARGE ard ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
SPRING DRESS GOODS
including The Latest Novelties.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Abo at Store. No. 2s5 to 261 GRASD-sT.
and I" Nos. ~ ard 20 ocATHARrEE~sT.
7 ACE CURTAINS
IL At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE co.
oherinsst
WHOLESALE and RETAIL an
mnents stock Of
RICH LACE CURTAINS,
varying in price from s2 50 to go Per Psis
and LENo CURTAINS.
pRAPERY, MUSLIN, and
VEsTlBULE LACEs
cAHAL-sT, corner Of Mercer.
CPRING ard SUMMER CLOTHING
- AT WHOLESALE,
No. - CourlsEdt st.,
Ihsv. now in store ilgs and we.n Stock ef NEW
sPRiNG GOODS for MEN and BOYS WEAR all Of which
VIII &c '''' ~ \. A. KNAPP No. 10 Courtlandt.L
tSI BROAD WAY,
tCI AZ q. NJ BoDINES
SIEEY Great rs sALH 4 boSEI OF RICH .4 M SILKS
RlCH PLAID SILKS AT IS CENTS.
roULAEp SILKS u iS3lIyrz eoLoRs,
AT 80 CENTS PER YARD,
WORTH ~.
4SI BROADWAY A. G. NJ poprsrs
SELLING OFF
RICH DREss GooDs
AT GREAT SACRIFICE
so pieces Of
FRENCH PRINTS,
piece. !If Fith fi'5 dRsE az eirsEF! M 4! llif56SsoRAs
Ste.c. per ysrd-woth 2'c
4SI BRoADWAY' Al y poD,xrs
GREAT stLE OF Rich DRY GOODS.
ATt GREAT SACRIFICE,
Prs'ioI, 70 remoyl,
MAY }.
fSI BROADWAY.
AT @. NJ. BODINES.
GREAT BARGAINS
MBROID DERIES.
80 Dozen LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs,
2so Dorm LIsfS EiSDKERCHIEFs
Only 81 20 PEI Dozen
go Dozen FINE BEMsTlTCHED HANDKEsCHIEFs,
Ys1s IS.
400 LACE SETS,
Al GREAT SACRIFICE.
90 LACE CURTAINS. 35s
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
VESTIEULE LACE,
STRING STYLES,
Nos Ready,
KyITYs
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PUBLISHED AT DUBUQUE, IOWA.
NANKEE NOTIONS for MAY.
OFT TODAY
Contains VISIT To THE ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
49,, tsae w sTpcno ~ o. N..,.,.,

toItsIos > NINII " IFII hNNHLs1NI VF Vt5--V'E''
Price ~ oouis.
Pubiss.edby r. ". STRONG, No. 90 NaSaa'st
UERREW MEN AND TINES. FROM THE
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SheaSpK food Of Hsht singular interest the epicA
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