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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12

ram? ?" brawled the hospitable Squire, as be
opened the door.
"Not tonight, thankee Squire, it's late, "
said Hiram, turning his horses, and setting
joyfuly towards home.
swell, I've done it T. quoted he to himself
executing par seul in the sleigh, greatly to
the wonder of his horses. l do b'lieye I'm
the luckiest chap this side of the Rocky
Mountains, to get such pretty piece O. goods
for Mrs. Hiram Pinkerton
Halo there comes Jim Martins CUTTER
Wonder how he liked drivin' the old maid
home ?"
He mildly checked his steeds as he APP
preached Martins trim little equipage. There
sat the young gentleman, in high spirits,
while close beside him
Hiram rubbed his eyes, and looked again
To whom did those shining curls and rose
bloomed checks belong NOT, surely, to any
old mad. ......
The difficulty wrs soon solved-the golden
ringets leaned archly towards him,
and silvery voice called out, as the cutter
shot by: 7 e
Ihope you took good care Of Aunt Ma.
tidal"
"Great je.hossaphatp calculated Hiram,
possible, that have been and gone and pro-
posed to that old maid -
But he had, there was no manner of doubt
about that. Visions of seeding from the
proposed alliance, and darker dreams oil
''breach of promise" suits followed by incredi,
BILE damages" shot across his mind.
"rve done it, that's fact !" he muttered,
whipping the big drops from his forehead
Sand s'pose Jim Martin hasn't neglected
his opportunities neither I"
He drove on in silence for about five miles
then suddenly exclaimed: ttn }syt
~ don't care hanged if do ! Matildy
Robbins Is a pretty GAL if she is thirty Eve
and she's got property too. And I'll bet o
big apple she'll make nough sight better
wife than that skittlsh, frolicky little Milley
Pm in for it, anyhow, and don't believe
could do better Hurrah for Miss Matilda
Could there be brighter exempli6cation
of making the best of thingss" Truly, Hi.
ram Pnkerton was philosopher in his way
"Well, what luck ?" said Mrs. Pinkerton
who was nodding over long wicked candle
by the fire when her Soa stalked into the
room that night.
"Pve asked her, and she said yes.''
"Do tell - exclaimed the old lady. "And
50 you're going to marry Milley Robbins
after all ~ .........,-.t.l
&c" no said anything about Mlley Robb ms |?
grutfly questioned Hiiam. 1t was lilly Rob
bins !" -f.-y... i.9 lo 1..,
"Oh.h h Miss Matildy But thought
you meant little Milford, the pretty one p
"You must have misunderstood mo p said
Hiram, with unbiushing effrontcry.
Thus it happened that Hiram Pinkerton
married the plump little Old maid, and in al
the country. round there is not happier
couple, not even excepting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Merlin. But Hiram takes particularly good
care not to let his wife know that he pro
posed for her by mistake.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12

They recommended that the valuation OF
76 township be reduced per cent, and that
when the taxes are made they be levied &C
cording to the present showing Of the asses
sor's books, with the above named alteration
in rs, which report was received and adopt
ed.
The report of the Committee on Swamp
Lands was returned for completion.
The statements and footings up of the
clerk were found correct.
Each member of the Board was constituted
a committee for his township to solicit sub
scriptions for the soldiers monument to re-
port at the next meeting, in September.
The clerk was authorized to draw an or
der on the swamp land fund in favor of Mr.
Wamast, for $3.50 65.
Eighteen hundred dollars were approp7i'
ated for defraying the expenses of the June
term of Court.
The vote of yesterday, allowing the bill o.
G. B. Dennison, was rescinded, and the bill
recommitted.
E. Younkin was appointed an agent of the
county to take proofs of the swamp lands o.
the county. as shown per list Of selections
made by G. W. Bumgardner, in 1853, and
make further selections of swamp lands sold
by the general government.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Ten dollars were appropriated to Orlando
Clark, Superintendent of the Blind Asylum
at Vinton.
G. Adams was allowed SIP for brick.
The Chairman of the Board was instructed
to inform himself in regard to any SUITS thai
are now or may be commenced, involving the
Swamp Land interest.
The Treasurer was requested to assess thu
property of Railroad Companies in thi:
county the same as all other property.
The Treasurer was instructed to refund t.
Corbin Son the amount paid by them fol
land enormously sold to them for taxes.
The Treasurer was instructed to transfer
all funds which may come into his hands OF
taxable property in sections 81, 80, SO, "a
IS and So, formerly in Montpelier township
but now, by the action Of the Board, trans
ferred to Fulton township, and all portions
transferred from Lake to Bloomington, to tn
proper authorities.
The Clerk was instructed to notify tn
Trustees of Montpelier township of a vacancy
in the Office of Clerk.
The Clerk was authorized to issue ORDER
to the members for mileage and per diem TO
this and the extra session in March last.
An appropriation Of $50 was made to pa,
the clerk of the board for services.
The Treasurer was instructed to abate tn
tax on the property of Jane Hastings.
G.. W. Corners bill of So so, for work or
Court House and jail, was allowed.
The power to correct the military rolls wa
delegated to the clerk.
The bill of G. B. Dennison, $50, for ser
vices as County Superintendent, was allowed
A motion to rescind the action of tn
Board in transferring certain sections from
Montpelier to Fulton was lost.
Adjourned sine die.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12

Preceedings Of the Hoard Of su.
perviSOrs.
THURSDAY, June 4. :
The committee to settle with the Treasurer
made report, which was accepted as a settle
ment.
The Committee on Equalization made the
following report on the average value Of real
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12
Lar. AND REAL d ESTATE
[ G. q. HAYES h. BRO, ssa

LAWYERS AND COMMERCIAL BROKERS,
Continue to buy and sell Real Estate. great deal
of Resi- Property will change hands between new and
next autumn and ese soo IN ebt r do we'll TO %"
There considerable demand for improved farms In
this county mako occasional sales
Send in your numbers. We examine titles.
be . g. G. HAYES BRoTHER.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12

The Early Physical Degeneracy of
MERICAW p E D P l. E.
JUST PUBLISHED BY DIR. STONE, ---
Physcian to the Troy Lung and Hug;enic Instinte.
Treatise on the causes of early physical decline
American people-the causes Of nervous debility
consumption and marasmus.
This work is one of high moral tone. written il
consciousness of all and guardians
cialy detailing scientific and reliable aids and treat
ment for cure. =. .-. r-# 81. .r-
It will be sent by mail on receipt of two e cents
stamps. -- -.
| 30. Parents and guardians young mem and ladies
fail not to scnd and get this book.
A word of solemn Conscientious advice tc
those who will reflect. 49,,
A class of maladies prevail to fearful extent In com
munity, booming least youths Of both
annually to an early grave. Those diseases are yer,
OF Symphonic debility, relaxation and ex-
hanston, marasmus wasting and consumption of the
ing on ascending hill flight Of stairs, great pal.
pitaton Of the heart, s-thma, bronchitis and sore
shaking of the bends and limbs aversion TO
Of memory, dizziness of head neuralgia pain In va
bous parts Of the body pains in the back OF limbs um
cago, dyspepsia ndigestion rreguarty OF the bow
ts deranged sections Of the kidneys end other glands
Of the body, sncorrh9a or leur abus Co., Arulept
diseases in both male and femse. Likewise epilepsy
hysteria and nervous epasms Q
Now In ninety zine cases out of every one hundred,
all above named disorders and host of others net
sidons aud willy form of consumption of the spinal
nerves. known Tables Dorsaies and have
their and origin in diseases of the Pelvic Vscera
Hence the want of of the old school practice in
treating symptoms only. 0G 500
DR.. Andrew stons, Physician to the Troy Lung and
Hygenic Institution is now engaged in treating this
class of modero maladies with the most astonishing
success The treatment adopted by the Institution ID
1t is based upon scion tifc principles, with new
discovered remedies, without minerals posons he
facilities of such that patients be cured at
their homes, in of the country from
descriptions of their by letter. and have the med-
zines sent them by mail express Printed interroga
tories will be forwarded on application. :. ~
D1Consumption, catarrh and diseases OF the throat
cured we'll at tho homo Of patients at the
tion by sending the Cold Medicated 1nhalisg baisam
10 vapors with inhaler and ample directions fer their
use and direct correspondence. %
Patients applying for inter- gatories or ADVICE must
enclose return stamps to meet attention. -.
The attending Physician will be found at the aEMto
tion for Consolidation from .. m to p m. Sunoay,
Address, DR.. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the Troy Lung and HYGIENE institute
and Physician for Diseases Of toe Heart Throat aud
Lungs, 96 Fifth street, Troy, NY
jan 20 '63-d&w1yr
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12
SherfHa Sale,

DIX virtue of special execution to me directed and
- delivered from the Office of the Clerk OF the Dis
trct Court of Muscans county State OF lowa against
Horatio Sumner and Minerva E. B. Sumner, have
levied upon and will expose to SALE on Wednesday, the
lst day of July A. D. 1868 at the Court House door, in
tho CITY of Muscatihe following described property
wit Lots No two 0 and s) and the west hall ofths
and the east half Of the north west quarter Of
section No eleven m and the south east fraction Of
section No. ten 0) all in township No. seventy-seven
hundred and " five and 45lO0 acres, less,
ali in Muscatine county. Iowa.
An of which, or much thereof AZ may be necessa-
ry will be sold to satisfy said special in favor
Of Wilson Right .r-T a .li1e GilW b5-1
sale to between the hours Of nine o'clock
in the forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day. to wit. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Lao-7.
ID eli Ia {]-i- 7 Sheriff Muscatine County.
Muscatine Nav o. 1S63-.w4W S..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12

~ The N. Y. Independent SAYS: "Gen-
erals do no thrive under the drip Of the Capt.
toll. At thiIty-six hours distance from
Washington armies and generals succeed. At
twenty hours' they just hold their own; but
within ak hours they are as dead Is . field
Of wheat under the shadow Of upas trees
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12
H0use.MOvIng.

HAVING been engaged for the past twelve years at
III : and having the best apparatus for raising re-
moving buiIdnss west Of Chicago, prepared te
raise fsmove build or repair brick wooden buildings
on short notice and liberal terms. g
~ lJ 2sCh EiG 30 .re J.P.&J. W. WALTON.
Shop on Third street, opposite the Court Hous-re.
side on Eighth street, between Walnut and Cedar.
April 13-d2w&w2m. EHgS C48tt -rE5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12

fUn0 door above inc F0dE0mC6.J
II TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE
i Public that am doing Discriminating in all il
branches and especially de intend that my HORSE
SHOEING shall De done SO as impar ease and com.
fort to the Horse and ensure health and elasticity to
the foot without which 1t is impossible to nave per-
this city and also the country, who can give more
aterng account of my with defective eet than
None but the best Of Charcoal Iron used In the man
ufacture my Horse and Mule Shoes: .Ii- y b1T.-I
Also, there is, occupying part OF my shop, Wood
Workmsn. who can do as good work on either Wagons
or Buggies as can be done in this city.
nov6dawtf GEORGE PERRY.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12

Coon FOR THE LAD1Es.-0ne Of our lady
subscribers at Springfield, Iowa, encloses US
Eve dollars to, continue her subscription to
the daily JOURNAL, and writes as follows:
81 think the Copperheads are about play
ed out in this place. The ladies have FORM
ed Loyal League, and think will do a
great deal of good while the loved ones are
gone to fight for the Union. If the men can't
put down this rebellion, we will 60 and help
Them" .c5..s-,i.s-ss..-, r i.7qA
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12

MAGNIFICENT PRESENT FOR GEN. CROKER
The gallant General M. M, Croker, who, w
are proud to claim as citizen of Iowa, is to
be made the recipient of magnificent pres
ent from few of the officers and men of his
brigade. 1t consists of sword and trap.
pings, all gold mounted. The blade is of the
finest steel, of the best workmanship, the hilt
is inlaid with pearl. This beautiful sword
was ordered by the officers and men Of the
18th Iowa regiment, formerly commanded by
the General. 5I
The officers of the 11th Iowa regiment
have procured beautiful saddle, bride and
shabrac, the latter trimmed with gold. These
will be presented at the same time. The
entire outfit cost upwards of $500. Their
selection was entrusted to our fellow citizen
P. R. Bohn, Esq, Sutler of the 18th regi-
ment, who has performed his duties in very
satisfactory manner. .t.
No officer in the American army has 50
well merited this testimony of respect and
esteem from those under his command as has
the brave Gen. Croker.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12

TIE oath IowA.-The list of casualties in
this regiment in the assault of the 22d ult.,
on Vicksburg, foots up as follows: Killed,
35; wounded, 1856; Missing, 81. Total, 201.
Captain Silas d. johnson, Of company G,
formerly citizen Of Upton, is among the
slain. Maj. Wright, the popular Represent
alive from Cedar county, in the State Leg
islature, was slightly wounded. A number
of other officers, of the line, were either
killed or wounded, but their names are not,
perhaps, familiar to our readers. The loss
in this regiment was unusually heavy, Ger
tain indication of the valor Of the troops COM
posing it, and the position of danger they
occupied. --
Of the 35th Iowa, but one name is reported,
that of j. H. Byers, company G, formerly
Of Wilton.) severely wounded. The 35th
was in the reserve.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12

HURRY1NG UP THE DRAFr.-The Provost
Marshals of this State have been ordered to
complete the enrolment in twenty days.
They are now hard at work getting ready for
the work. Provost Marshal Hall has just re-
turned from trip through his district. Du-
ring his absence he has appointed the enroll
ing officers for Clinton and Jackson counties.
The appointment for the entire district will
be completed in a few days.-Davenpors
Gazette.
The editor of the Muscatine Journal will
excuse US for blunder which appeared in
our issue of Sunday morning. We were
made to say ''the Copperhead editor Of the
Muscatine Journal" We of course referred
to the old rebel who runs that ill-famed in
stiution," yclept the Muscatine Co~risr.-
Desmoines Register.
We accept the apology, and grant the re-
quest, although the sin of installing US for
Thayer is almost an objectionable one. "Be
CAREFUL, George" in the future.
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Real Estate Investments. s.
Great Chance for Bargains before tho Rise!
16O VACANT city lots and fractions, at prices from
lou s25 to 81, 600. Ten dwelling houses, from 5000
to $4,000 Four store buildings from 8! 900 to $1,000
from $50 to $500. Out lets in Butleryile, A. B, g. D,
G,B l. j. and hi 8, 9, II, IS, a. S6. 81. SO. 20
II. AZ. as, Al, 48, 80, 40. gssl-E G5oU s71l
1 acres wood land in the county At very low rates.
500 acres unimproved lands, this county, cheap.
ito acres timber land ferry landing, Illinois side
so graded road miles from town. 40
so acre improved farm, Cedar bridge road, miles ont.
so acre improved farm, Cedar bridge road, miles out.
$50 acre farm, Lake township hne stock farm, cheap.
$40 acre in Montpelier cheaper than The cheapest
so farm in wnship, we'll improved cheap
39s farm. Iowa City cad miles out for less than
i Improvements. ~ a-.... 4.4.ft
1850 acre farm, Wilton under cultivation cheap.
40 acre farm in '76, miles from the Banks mill.
200 farm broken from house to teegr
Lands in Louisa, Warrington, Keokuk, Benton and
johnson. countisss Iowa; Book Island and Mercer
countless Illinois, Lots in Moscow, Wiltons and yert-
ous other places. Also, several houses to rent For
further to prices and Of sale and
locstion call on 5ei * D. N.LAMBBRTs Ii /
: Real Estate Agent,
Opp State Bank over Cannons Drug Store Muscatine,
Iowa. ......... 3a9 April S-d&w6m.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12

New GooDs AT GRANDvIEw.-T. B. Latta,
of Grandview, we understand, has just re-
turned from Chicago with a large and well
selected stock of goods, consisting of prints,
muslins, hats, for men, boys, ladies and
misses, hoopskirts, &C., of every description ;
also full assortment of shoes and shop
made boots-all, or each, of which he will
dispose of at Muscatine prices. Mr.. Latta
enjoys an enviable reputation as business
man, and his old customers will not fail to
call around early. New ones are cordially
invited. d2t-w1t .
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12
OOKS, STATIONERY, WALL PAPER, BLAN


!
The highest price paid for n exchange for Goods
an%'lSs n@ At PALMERS dsteet
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12

REruRNED.--Major Wright, of the gallant
oath, VIII" was slightly wounded in the recent
battle before Vicksburg, returned to his home
in Upton last Saturday. At West Liberty
he was called out, and made telling and
eloquent speech. 1t is related of the Major
that after receiving his wound he walked from
the field, and, on bis way to the hospital,
captured stalwart Confederate, and COM
PEELED him to carry him on his back to the
Provost Marshal's headquarters. It was q
laughable sight to see Major Wright riding
his captive into camp. He is a gallant officer
of noble regiment. ss ,sa[
O. The Oath has, since proving their valor on
the bloody field, been dubbed with the sobri
quet of the s'1owa Methodist fighting regi-
ment." .s--,-.a5 /, I'd as. a N INV
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12
BLACKsMITHING.
Tone door above Che Postofiice.

Muscatine, May %, 1sss..wsx IS. ~
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
600 nOO AN rMpoRrISG HOUSE DOING 4
A.Sv I. ar. r. rfaffx huaf tc..
EXPRESSES.

DURsHAEs FURNITURE EXPRESS OFFICE us
ID West Eiegen, street belwocn PIN and Si,ih avenues
Pisnos mitorr paintnga Ae packet soi ship,t 10 su
parts p the vosi Covered vssD,s Tor removing nt.rU
70 s1i ttou The eoJal,y tuaitarc so,el
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
L tRKs sPEcIALrrs

X tRKs sPECTALtrE
IN cons s,s IN selling oni. the
,,-,, OLDEST WINES AND LQUOKs,
town prices viz
BRANDlEs frCsn Ave 70 forty years old BRAkpiss ~
1873. scoTcH AND IRISH wHIsKE Imported Ia iss!,
ye'y soft BOURBON AND RYB wBfsKik from ss 20
syeneen years od .cclvsd direct from 0rs, hsnis sni
barren VERY old xeG India Rums 0ns Ac Loaeworth .
Ca.wa aba much less than the proe o. champAsne reen
ts sh9 sy .he gallon o., ews ,n2orts.on chamysgncs
= y EkQg. wias Merchant Is For,a svyea 4, Z.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
WINES. LIaUO,,s. GO.

GOOD BOURBON sI 80 PsE u,LLON, 30 CENTs
" per bottle hnc Sherry. 81 per gallon, Dc; per toie;
ychoce do " per gallon. 6- pr bottle, choce Bran
dy - per gallon a per bottle Bordeavr vino Company
vaults ~ Fulton street. northeast corner OF wifu.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

GREAT REDUCTION IN WINTER MILLIsRRy.-
NJ In OF the approaching OF the season,
Mrs. DAVIDSON respectfully announces that her and
extensive assortment OF Parts Winter Millinery will DO
offered at greatly redsced prices al l23 Beecksr street
MRS. LAMB, s5a BROADWAY WOULD RESPECT.
M fully inform the ladies' OF Now York and vicinity that
she keeps constantly on hand choice assortment OF Ladies'
Dress Caps Headdrcsses Nhildrcns Bonnets Illusion
WAISTS. Ac Mrs LANB. s5i broadway, between Thir
ecnlh aud Fourteenh streets few doos above Wslaek
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

(LoAKs. cLoAKs. CLoAKs
:r'Hn NEW bsss ss' 5 Ss: We pc. viii gn osn
,IrSpsSi ISrESSGEp IN, 81 SSssFsSIsIl;y GA FOR TIE
Also our usual stock OF
WATER PROOF cLoAKs, ss6 Gandss
UNION BEAVER CLOTH cLoAKs, atg sltoslO
EYoLIsH BEAVER CLOTH cLoAKs 915 to sI2 80
CASTOR BEAVER CLoAKs. at $40 30 to STA
FRENCH BEAVER CLOTH CLoAKs. s,sis 5lbsa
DoEsKrS BEAVER cLoAKs. at sisbsE
vRLvEr PLUSH cLoAKs a,ss 75ioVi
VELVET BEAVER cLoAKs a, ,iiO25,osl5
ALSO.
cHTLpRES's AND MISSES CLokKs
In great variety
k PEyroS
Importer aud Manufacturer,
21i Bowcry near Housiou street
u ELEGAST Ricn sSD CHEAP,
IMMENSE VARIETY
80 hah aREAr REDUCTION
oLoAKs IN ALL coLoRs.
STYLES AND PRIcBs
LARaB STOCK OF MISSES, CLoAKs.
Al EQUALLY Low PRICES.
SUPERB srocE PALE BORDER
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM
q
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

VxrArrgO TO PURCHAsE-Fo1 CASH. TURRF So.
w ooad hand Bul,srd fab'es Must lie In gpoAorier,
d,ess for three dsvs usvW. Herald osce,
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

AR LUDs LAST LECTURE THIS WINTER IN NEW
IM York will be gwen on Monisy evening Dec 10 In
Clinton Han on Madame De sael the omaa OF Letters
Tickets 81 cents
NGBRCANTILB LIBRARY ASSOCIATION JOHN n
lN oovGH VII deliver his neynrc!ure "Peculisr Peo
ple' Cooper institute on weA4ostsy evening Dscsm
ber i6 1873. Doors open at ~ O'Clock Commence at 4
tickets 90 cents For ssle al the LbrsY Astor ptAce ct
Do eu once NJ Liberty street sni al the door
ruE0 [ Hustled Cbsitmsn I,ec,ars OommItico
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

GREAT BARGAINS IN
VI CLOAKS AT RETAIL
We have marked down prices of
LADiKS' CLOAks,
aud offer the entire stock
Al great hargaiBs
LYONS VELVET SACKS AND CIRCULARS
fsr Chrstnas aud New Years pres ents.
4, 8. MILLS 90,
a3i Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

q. M REWARD.-LOST, on WEDNESDAY, TIN
sDlVV 9th inst. between Wall enty Streets
and Broadway the Seventh single ston6
Diamond Scarf Pin set IN golt and enamel The setting
unscrews from the shank. and be used a stud
Weight . =, oaras Tho above ard will be paid and
questions asked by the owner W. shirley Home In
snrlnce Bu.lding. i37 BroadwaY. rnom No 2.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

['AIA TINES AT MACY'S
U HOLIDAY GOODS AT MAoY's
DrsiSshb rHiS5iRts ssEsiShIT EsfSS pRSRit sSR itux
LADIES CssSSi2s AND SaRsrLExEs
sou will now dnd on exhibition al
ArutH HaEiSaS siSsS & So55s. gSE'''r
suitable for prcscn,sto
LADIES' aEyrIEMgN
rnrs STOCK or sssSy GaISEhS 2t aodbs o ACES
TO OUR foSriaEaidEo LEES STOCK OF
nMBRoiphhED akSpkEkoiIIErs
rLAtS AND HhhsTstcs slhsoss. snASDShHcaiSFs'
scARfs.
r,,,-. gosrkss zAsStk asO fSajGssn SsDGswnAn.
iiousEKEEprSa aoops
ELEGANT LACE CURTAINS, skESc,i IIpys tA,co,wen, Ac,w
s1a ti .pa oSPgss :ocs Of Quality raRSST
OF goods ''Fs' iESn IL 1s hsfs Il fns CITY
,s loren WITT lI? ssd fxSTl SS9loRsp krp GLOVES.
cixLL2 FOX riiE cosisd oIb 2oIibks si sf"sSs efA'
a,,sud 200 Sixth .'., two door, below ropriseSih.l
HOLIDAY FANCY GOODS
r. H. MACY A" '''"
o.. rn - rs NOW oPRSISo
GLOVE B9xts. IELxiD. &c,
CHINA oL,ss ASp SDNn rArIsa FEM sAcuE FIGURES
CAMS rvESs EsSySiIEy ysSjEyyT or ross
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or FINEST GLASS
49, - - DOLLS, IMPORTED, Ao -
MAKING AN ELBoAKr VARIETY 20 sELBOf FROM
... -. FOR PRESENTS TO
LADIES, 0ESrLKNBN
LADS, LAs5B5
Many OF TlEsR GOODS ARE oUR OWN i1P0R.
TATION, Bs1LRELY NOVEL IN DESIGN, AND WILL
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