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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-07-04
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Yeof eatmlea ~ no.hn
~ AertIiytW b. Inv. tm an
uncommon hanba Y lnyeit
f# u ym ssul q knoN ahslber
. tree y hollgs or not, aKit
f3s-"Nhen does modification on.
sur Whth you pop the question.
and are answered not
~ Tho cloaI sf religion may b.
aown ~ the tne ''uap II has duf
ing sermon time
fAS-"Nloihef. said linlo boy
"l'm tired q ihia pug nesei Il ftows
pagger and ppgger every Day
EsD-"lt's nisy enough, said Pat,
''to build chimney ---yoa howli one
brick up, and put another under IT,
EAs-why are hoops Ike :obsi.
nate maol Because they oflcns,and
about triIlcs.
fssrWhy Is a musquito llkcA Wall
street brokery Rcrause h. never
stops bleeding his victims until sono
Of them smash him.
w. There Is man in Connecticut
50 mean that he has becn known to
steal nm csr ofcorn from blind hog.
What could be mcaner Z
Mirth should be the cmbroid
cry Of conversation, not the web, and
wit the ornament OF the mind, not
the furniture.
fAH-"I give lessons IN music anil
drawing" as the donkey said when
he began to bray and draw the cart
after Tin.
R@- A dandy, with cigar in bis
mouth, entered mcnagcric, when
the proprietor asked him to take thc
weed from his mouth, lest he should
learn the other monkeys bad habits.
AN Indian on. west was hcsrd
to make the following exclamation,
IN seeing one OF our fashionable
.hooped) ladies': "Csh' wigwam
lcap"
k6y- editor in Arkansas has
,ecomc - hollow from depending
lpon the printing business alone for
,rcad, that he proposes to sell himself
or stove pipe, q. three cents a
DOT.
Muggins observed on the door
II house the names OF two physl.
inns, snd remarked that il put him
n mind Of n doublc.barrclcd gun, for.
ono missed the other was sure 10
in.
Asy-If a girl thinks more Of her
eels Than her head, depend upon !.
Lc will never amount to msch.--
|rains which settle in the shoes never
ct shove them. Young gcnilemea
lease make note of this.
bSAThcre Is . grocer in Memphis
ho IL said to be so mean that he
Is hccn known 10 catch = ay q bis
'snter, hold him up by his hind legs
ID look in the cracks of his fec, v
Q ir he hadn't been stealing sens
his sugar.
A rhsrEE's ToAsr.--womsn--
9 fairest work Of creation--ihs
ition being extensive, lss no man
without = copy.
Our only objection TO the work y
At there are too many gils.edesd
q fancy boand copies IN the nsrkrs.
n1- In a tavern in small town.
= farmer, who WAS plagued snd
ascvd by over . dozen guests Who
70 PR sent wei, 81. 'ae ra, 'a,
: a. 'ass. seso. .he 9ssI +" ~ !"
you. ~, how 80 70. asssa ss, -..a. ~.
rn,1 iva s,nt nvse 4 slasen
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-07-04

fiNH fs4fplnfs 0Hi Gn
n Fm Ffs ua Fl n
mau 'FFefFFaW FWf II IT daFIl
tmHs If #hfh fHHfei
unH iR.l faihfnlnp FROM
NJ laeflttu NJ ftsblet aauau.
het t.t IA hwsi ffom /
hai NJ if maA, als
hai u'taaHn mWfl qaetf.ga.
paFee..hs 20 afa
Well ggYeth0 mt sht rnn.
inE towards the ram, Nbatb5w Irva
have p passed 3 Montpelier thH
time F"
"Nell enc rather singular lnw
ainenf thc feai hetepllel
snow coll ! Nov, what m Il, gov
ernor saii The excited quoria
"Wly. thai The woman h each
town Nho has hoamaIlgst mouth shall
BE- warranted = husband
"What = SAID The other drawing
up her mouth to the smallest com.
paes, "what queer, curious law that
Il y
"fcs, bat We have passed another
that boats ,hnt--the woman who has
The lareest mouth is to have two hus-
bands.
WHY, w.ha I" exclaimed the
old maid, instantly relaxing her
mouth and stretching il wider al every
syllable. "Whnt remarkable hw
that is, when does il come IL force,
governor ~"
AT this tho Governor pui spurs to
his horse and vanished.
Tnr VALUE OF A Goop NfrE.--
In the true wife tho husband iinds
not affection only, but companionship
IA eompanionship with which no
other can compare. The family re-.
Iation gives retirement without soli-l
tude; and society without the rough
intrusion Of the world. Il plants
In the husbands dwelling a friend
who can bear his silence without
weariness-who can listen to the de-
tail Of his interest with sympathy--|
who can appreciate his repetition oil
events, only important as they are
cmbalmed in the heart. Common
irienils are linked to Us by slender |
thread. We must retain them by |
mlnlstering, in some way, to their in. |
lercsi, or their enjoyment. What Q
luxury it is for man to feel, that in
hi; own home, there is q trac and
'ilcssionatc being, in whose presence
le may throw on rcssrnint, without
langcr to his dignity, he may con.
ide without fear Of treachery, and
,e sick or unfortunate without being
lbandoned. II. in the outward world,
'e grows weary of human selGshness,
hcs t can safely trus, in one whose
oaI yearns for his happiness, and
'hose indulgence oycrlooks his de-
ccts.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-07-04
TO AOt TllEWyU.Ws.

iHu. - The eeHfse VI sear. send mauy
ihpusanda ~ dollars, through asen's whp
are scattered sll over The south, te rIhein.
patti ", Lauis and eastern ulties for mar.
hla, ehen yen ean baas we'll served n homo
Tor the sans money The most ~ ihis goes
= fasssn and psmper abolIlIonIs.s and give
than the means 10 run eiI your negroes,
and annoy you Ia various wavs. N you
VII calls enr works on Adams md i'nion
strrgts. you have The advantage on seeing
what you tus. We ksep constantly on
hand The best Italian aud Anariean mashla
hnIshef 10 tho latest and anest s.yles
tnoflbern nRents' statements to tho eon.
irasy hoiwiibstandIng.) Ovr workman enn.
not b. surpassed by any. N our work does
not give entire satisfaction. 40 sre here At
,.'s where s0l can call aud have any nj.
terailon madc you wish. n you cannot
come, send your orders and they shall DO
illled promptly and .alidactorily Come
and sse Us and save the fifteen o. twenty
par rent. paid TO ngcnts " northern and
nefth.wcstsfn manufactures.
FISHER, AMls 4 co.
pecemher ~, 1850. iip-3m
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Coof As A CoBsLER.-A nan no.
ted for impcr,arbahiiisy and > .cold.
ins rifc. Vas stopped IN the voods
ono nigh, by pretended ghost. Ne
only said:
Il can, step. ffiend; u ron sre
q man ] ma-s request yoa t. get out
Of the way and let ne pas. lf you
are the drsII. cone slsas ssd take
supper ~ise mel sssrnsd yssr
sigsrss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-07-04

ADvfcE 10 SINGLE MEs.--ff you
don't with to fall in love, keep away
from calico. You can no more play
with girls without losing your hear.
than Jon can play At roulette without
losing your money. Az Dcid very
justly observes, the hsart ssrincs of
weman--Ilke the tcndrils Of . siae--
-fs slwsys reaching on. slesr more 10
cling to. The Consequence is, hat
yca are gone Ike . one-leggcd stove
u street asctigh.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-07-04

A NoHLg SESItNEST.--Some true
hear. has given expression To iis
gen rous nature, in the following
beautiful. noble sentiment:
Never desert friend. when enc.
mics gather around liim--wlien sick.
ness ialis on the heart--whcn the
world Is dark and cllcerlcss-is the
time 10 try true friend T'hey who
turn from the scene Of distress betrsy
their hypocrisy. and prove that inter
est only moves them. Ii y3a have
friend who loves you and sindies your
interest and happiness, be sure to
sustain him in alsersity. Let him
feel that his former kindncss is nm.
preciated. and that his bsc Is no,
shrosn away. Real bielity may be
rsrc. butis exists in the heart. Who
has not seen sad feel, its power 81
Thcy icny it, worth aud power wbo
have never loved . friend. = labored |
% make ffiena happy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-07-04

- Il see,' aaia : yesng lady,
|ssthst scsle printers adversise blssk
declarations forsale. / wish I o. IA
srt one" "whys" ssked shs nbtksf.
.'l'ecssse. ~, ~. g. \ tss
nodsss - ask ne - nassy hiu. end
psshaps i ! cosld ind . Max issls.
tioa, b would sign Il.
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Scene Al THE GATE op PARADISE.
"A poor tailor being released from,
this troublesome world and scoliinp
wife, appeared at the Gate of Para.
disc.
Petsr asked him if he had been in
pargatory.
No, said the tailor, "bu, | have
been married.
"0ll, said Peter. '',ha.'s all the
same.
The tailor hal hardly gone in be.
fore > fat, ,urkey-ea,ing alderman
came putting and blowing.
Hello, you fellow" saidhc, ''open
the gate.
mot so fast. said Peter. "IIae
You been in Purga,ory.
! "No,' said the Alderman: "but
what 4 thai to the purpose! You le.
IN that hslf.siarsed tailor. aud lie
has been no more in purga,ory than
l."
"Bui he has been married, said
Peter.
Married" cSclsiincd the Alder.
man, why, ] have been married
twice"
Then please 90 back again, said |
Peter, 'paradi.c is no place for fools.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-06

'ia~ for the distribution of the proceeds III the
SAFE OF public LANDS" due the State under the act
OF congress, September, lS4I, and amounting to
94l,Voo. This fund will be accepted By the Pier
pont dynasty; it has hitherto been steadily refused
by the government of Virginia.
Inc Departments have all been closed to day,
th"ugh the IL ads have been in consul:a tiou for
more than an hour this morning
Inc only feature to distinguish this from ordina-
ry days. was the parade of all the New FORK troops
now IN the city. They presented very fine ap.
pcarance. They turned out to the number of
1900. The Germans had the right of the column
or post OF honor. They marched out Peunsylva-
MIA avenue 70 the White House, where they were
reviewed by MIR. Lincoln, his Cabinet and Lieut.
Gen. Scott
D. u. Burr, of Vermont, was yesterday appoint
ed to second class clerkship in the Fourth Audi
tors office, vice J. D. Anderson, removed.
SPECIAL.
WAsnISoroN, July 5.-The picket guard of the
New YORK troops, stationed about 5 miles from
the city, are being constantly fired at by scouting
parties of Virginians. The New Workers say that
the rebels are excellently armed Lieut.. Bass,
of the Washington Zouaves, was, few nights
since, shot through the collar OF his overcoat by
man who he believed to DE over mile distant
Twenty drunken soldiers were arrested yester-
day for gross miSbehaviour. On night before last
party OF Znuaves went into the Arlington House,
and after shamelully beating the bartender, de-
mulshed all the moveabeS of the establishment.
drunken soldier yesterday fired pistol at a
fence on Seventh street, Ninth, ard the ball,
after passing through the board, narrowly escaped
hitting the person of a woman washing in the yard
of Mrs F. Thompson.
The Virginia government has just purchased of
Mr.. w. w. g. Oliver the large and rich saltpet, e
mine near Front Royal, and will forthwith con-
mence the wannfac, IRE of gunpowder al Richmond
The sulpher is made of highly sulphurous py1ites
OF iron, obtained in North Carolina
At the Tredegar Works. Richmond, they are
about to manufacture rihed cannon upon the pa.
tent of Dr. w. n. litfey, of Petersburg. The gun
is to be breech-oading and the invention is said to
he founded on the principle as the famous
Derringer pistol. 1t is believed By the inventor
that the piece will do efectual execution at fire and
a half miles. non-conducting cartridge is to
be used in connection with the riffey gun
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We publish the Presidents Message in its proper
place. Every one will read it, we presume; for,
in these days Of oppression and peril, men will
read any thing that touches the great theme no
matter now wltkedly, falsely or unwisely Upon
the mode in which Mr.. LINCOLN deals with the
national crisis, we shall comment more particu-
larry hereafter. Writers on government will clas-
siiy The whole document, some of these DAYS as
TIE Textbook of that sort of system which the
Administration is engaged in substituting for our
late Constitution. For lack of better denomina
too, we call it-despotism, founded on lies.
Mr.. LINCOLN asks for four hundred thousand
men, and four hundred millions of money. 70 ena-
bic him to make ''the contest short and daci.;r,
one" 1t is "a less sum per head ~ ba Savs
ethan was the debt of the revolution {, and
surely eacA man has as strong motive, now to
pre- serve our liberties, as each had then 70 o.
'iabIish them" All, therefore. who recoo,izo
the entire identity between ABRAHAM LINCOLN and
GEORGE WASHINGTON, and their respective causes
are expected to melt their silver and shoulder Their
mnSket5 accordingly. Upon the subject OF secession
the message is about as original as Mr.. EyrRErr's
speech, and apparently more honest, though ner-
haps not in quite as ornamental ENGLISH II has
the due proportion Of "treason' and straitors !,
''loyal citizens" and ''patriotic Instincts To
the volunteers it is exceedingly gracious. "Tbere
''are many single regiments,' i, says
-"whose members one and another nossess frr ,o.
cal knowedg of all the sciences professions and
Whatever else, whe her useful tnown IL
the world And there is scarcely one from which ai
not be selected President, Cabinet a Congress and
perhaps Court, abundantly competent to administer
Inc government itself.'
If anybody has doubt about this. we reco,o-
mend him to walk out on Federal Hill, or visit
Patterson's Park, or, if convenient, to make
trip to the rendezvous of CHILLY Wusov,s
'Zouaves.' We think we could find in the inn
mediate neighborhood of our own CITY, amonc
"our protectors" "a Court as ssusafnl and
elegant as that of the White House itself
Of such, and such like stuff as we have moted
and stated, the reader will find the messaos
idIl. Of anything like u truthful sta,eman.
OF the case, as we know it TO exist he
will lind not one word. Of the deem and man,,,
sensibllity which belongs to so terrible a moment.
OF the sense OF awful responsibility involved in
shedding so much blood of brethren. and dedica-
ting SO much fair and teeming earth to fire and
sword and desolaion, he will see not A sinole
trace. There is neither heart nor soul in the paner
from beginning to end, and when it concludes
with an expression of Crust in Godn we invol
unfairly look to Heaven for the VENGEANCE which
fell on ANAYIAs
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OF me miners from the pntosia Bay 1t is repre-
sentsa tnat mere is general stampede-every one
lsAving 'ne ustriet, and all owing to the remov al
Of the United States troops. " Wv
me steamer C0rtez arrived at San Francisco,
1Vln, rom fortla d, Oregon, bringing a battalion
ol Chl'ee states infantry, consisting of two COM
pan'es oil the Fourth regiment
-ps'es from oregon are to the 18th.
lh'eiligence from Lieut.. Mallins' expedition had
oeen received They had crossed the Spokari
t lNSi, 70 miles northeast from Waila-Walla A
oalnge' iv9 ieet in length, bad been constructed
across Little Spokari
,e'tr since the settlement of Oregon have the
n n,uPs oeen as backward as the present spring
-. tne iorepart of the week the rain was al
nus: Nus, lhcessant, and the weather was more like
Apri than June. Farmers say if this kind of
"IIatuer should continue three weeks longer, the
"nea' crop Will not amount to even half the usual
-l1p' grass is generally good.
LIZ uget Sound Herald OF the 9th saws: Yester-
uhy tue oihcers and seamen of the United States
Steamer massachusetts, were swern, in compli
S win the recent order of the government
oeferai OF the men refused to take the GA tn of ale
Eiaho, alleging that after signing the articles of
as.eehlehl, no such oath could be exacted They
WERE OF course, discharged.
OF; JOSEPH, Mo, July 3.-The PONY EXPRESS ar
,i'eu mere to-day, bringing the following item from
fort churchill, about 400 miles east of San Fcan.
FORT CHURCHILL, June 24.-Tbe first teaorsnb
at o'clock p. NJ ' VI 'une'
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There were many rumors current Yesterday in
regard to the alleged appointment by Gen. BANKS
OF certain prominent Know-nothiug politicians Of
this city to the places Of the imprisoned Police
Commissioners. We are happy to believe that the
reports were without foundation, and more espe-
claily those Of them which referred TO the a!laood
participation of his Honor, the Mayor, in the ar
engagements named. We suppose that few of our
citizens who are at all entitled to public respect
would agree to aid the government in its forcible
subversion of the laws of the State. or incur the
penalties imposed, by the police law itself on all
persons obstructng its execution by the legally
constituted Board All who know Mr.. BRovv
know him to be incapable of recognizing the legi-
imacy of the present usurpation by any official act
OF his. What he can do, as Mayor of the city
and as member of the Board er-oHcio, in the ex-
ls'inG exigency, will be done, VIC are persuaded
with energy and good faith--but farther, we are
confident he will not desire, aud we are quite sure
cannot he induced, to take a step.
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for the beaeat Of those who too impatient to
await Mr.. EvEaErr's annual Temperance at the
MARYLAND Insitute-that they need not vex their
minds in anticipation of finding anything new,
unless perhaps it be characteristic letter from the
Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON, concerning Mr.. CAL
HoUN's conversational opinions. The whole sub
ject is gone over after the painfully familiar and
somewhat obsolete manner OF the school to which
Mr.. EVERETT belongs, and the argument of course
converges upon the necessity of fighting the war
to the death, and supporting the Government
right or wrong, Constitution or no Constitution
Read by the side of the manly and statesmanlke
declaration OF DIR. BELL, when he lifted his voice
and took his stand, but a little while ago, against
the usnrpations of the Administra the sceech
OF Mr.. EVERETT reminds us of one of those
sycophantic tributes with which the rhetorciang
of the latter days Of Athens or Rome, disgraced
an honorable calling and corrupted thoughtless
and enervated people. With what utter reckless
ness Mr.. EVERETT trifes with his reputation for
personal integrity, single comparison will show.
The following is an extract from his 4th of Juv
Grafton:
And now let us rise from these dsregarded appeals to
suDtetleS q
secession school of argument. contemplate the
d 1e,oae US IN its solemn practical reality why
should we not' it is asked, admit the claims of II
seeding States, acknowledge their independence
put an end at once to the warp? Why shoud we moi
dnSWsr the question by asking another ,ybv so,Id
uhdt hare noe 10 hope from tie pursuit If s,;ch cose
Ieoce? But 1oe Dere at peace Jefore. Why are we not a.
Psuce hoU Tie North has not waged the war il Ia
peen forced upon us in sell de ence; and if wha thv
hau the constitution and the laws, the executive Con
gress and the courts, all controlled by themselves tho
nouth dissatisfied with legal projections and constit
uohai remedies has grasped the sword can North on5
ou5a nope to tare in peace when the bonds of Union o
0rofen, and amicabe means of adjustment are renn
dated? az 'eP"'
Let the reader turn to- Mr.. EvERETT's letter Of
the ID OF February, 1861, printed in the sam.
Boston Courier on February 9Th, and read at the
great Generalization meeting" at Faneuii Hail on
February 5th, and he will find the following has
sage touching the identical point:
To erFect to hold fifteen States in the Union 5y farce
IS Wepo$srouS The idea Of civil tcar accom- NAMED
as ~ Woo De- 6y scribe hSurTecion is too mon Styos
10 De entertained for If our sister States ns
feaos u.s. IN the name Of heacen let then, go in peace
| In the name of all that is decent. if the LEADING
man OF all New England is capable of such dis
reputable tergiversation, so awful theme, and
all New England knows il and cries hosappal why
waste our time in thinking of Sodom and Co
| morrah
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1861,

We must apologize TO our city subscribers iof
tie lateness of the delivery OF the paper Tue ie
suit of the extraordinarily rapid increase Vi CIT
culaton within very short period "l'nin the
mast fen DAYS the additional number of papers TO
be printed has become SO large, that although we
90 70 press at a much earlier hour than former
". it has been impossible to run off the edition in
seasonable time. Arrangements have been maze
for a second press, which will be in operation the
latter part of this week. after which, we hope we
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-06

Nth s, Doss0n Courier, of July 4tn, comes to n,
Hon. EpwAnn Evvns- o'nns OF rhetoric from the
cation OF the Grafton delivered by ,ba, 'saa pua
at the Academy of Music in New Yors -
ton of the day. We do not deem !, oeieorh-
give our readers the benefit of a rennh,;Sy 10
the discourse inasmuch as it will probably be re.
peated-with the original gestures-in all H.
principal cities, towns and villages which NAV he
accessible, until after the next nominations for
President and Vice President shall have been
made ltmay be worth while, however, to say
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JAEES FRYER invites attention the very extensive
assortment OF Lookngiasses in store, suitable for
eVer position and Of all Sizes
aentei Mirrors Pier and Wall do. oval and sauare
Confess Tables Brackets, Consols, &c at unesuaed
prizes.
The latest English and standard French Engravings al.
TLys in stock.
Particular and undivided attention is given to the den,rt
nasnt Of PICTURE FRAMES. Also frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &C.
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert st, eet
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The usurped, or Western Virginia government,
were about to dsorgauze to-day for want of
means. But believe they have managed to steal
a considerable sum from the State proper, which,
together with enormous tax on the Yankee
ssquatters in the Panhandle, will keep them going
sSr few weeks Governor (?) Pierpont has taken
81 e 200 which was deposited BY the State in the
cn nUn.angs Bank of Virginia, ct Weston, Lewis
s'1a'y' Thsre IL . law In the State known a. the
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-06

BALTIMORE COAI. COMPANIES Co.r
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
al" now receiving regularly supplies of this cele-
prsted COAL and enabled Offer it to consumers at
very Low PRICES In the present unsettled state
OF AFFAIRS and the possibility Of shipments being cut off
would recommend consumers of Coal to Law in their spn
plies at once.
As no Cumberland Coal is now Coming to this market
would recommend the my Coal as substitute for
stes'ng and other uses shall keep large supply con-
stantly my wharf ~
r. W. TYSON, Sole Agent
No. 80 Second street.
For the quality Of the Baltimore Comnanv,s Col f
steaing purposes, respectfully to the following
parties:
aessrs. Douaherty Woods & Co., Baltimore Steam Smear
hehAery samuel T. Pearce, ESQ, Agent Cromwes Line
stedmers a. l.. Higgins, Esq, Boston Line Steamers
hessrs H. Abbott son, Canton Rolling Mill
Murray & Hazlehurst, Vulcan Works;
And Steamboats, generally. ;va.s
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v DIED.
SIN year o. his age. ' 4i-' MIND L. In the
n IS friends in 7ited t. attend his fpra,s1 ,bi,S
o'c elk ~ ~ 'e%i4e!ie@' \" oculey), at four
VIII be in readiness Mr. Stewards Stable,
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DANsKIN & CO.,
"a FAYEITE ST, NEAR CALVERT
8 IL 4 " tn
9 Ia p II r.
AND KEEP A FULL ASSORTMENT READY MaDr
GENTLEMEN WHO WANT A REALLY GOOD
HIRT,
WILL FIND IT AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
aETLEMEE's FURNIsHINa GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
DANsKIN & CO..
mhll-a "a FAYETTE STREET
TENT
SHOULDER SEAM
sHiRTsI
SHiRTSl
SHIRTS!
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED or NO SALE.
uneQual!ea by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BosoNss
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS,
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS
HEBINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
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