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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-10-21
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LIFE PILLS g. PHOENIX. .BITTERS.

fyyHESE MEDICINES have now been be-
i fore The public Tor period of Thirty
Years, and during that time have maintained
high character in almost every part OF the
Globe, for their extraordinary and imme-
date power OF restoring perfect health TO
persons suffering under nearly every kind
of disease to which the human frame is
liable.
The following are among the distressing
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-10-21
I,ADIF,Y DRESS GOODS.
ALL KINDS OF SaaAWLS,

l,ro,be. Bay State, WaterviIie, black stik'
cashmere, embroidered, &c Also very
large large assortment OF Cloths, easslmers,
saiinets, vestings, iweeds, jeans, coating vel
vel, beaver cloths, &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16

ding p fhs GRape occupied 81 he number changes
AllaayeEsSs tfon tI1l perlpRso q strang
Bgaine7s cAFts texeeelf ~ lines, so poryoAF,
oeSe ieF ~ mphtis, but iOr oEtar iaFi0d nothing
WflL be counted LES than d ARE = : ,r5li
The privilege cf ANIMAL ~ tEinf q limited 20
the AtvaFt own 1tAiIi - q iness. and All
advert Snents for the belsl pt ether prsons a.
well - al legal Ftisomenf and 0dYeFf fisemsuts
sRi and real eslat enktn BY thsm muSl
be pad tpF; at III usual tateS. {s,i.ist Haff D
6FAdvCF tilgknent1 not eced with VIZ ttes
dtre1t Ions will ftnserted ant saad charged
Notice iot POI Seal AlQeli m m
eASel - talI fatossl ~ s5455 80 fFsf1
Marriage NotieeSpf Fnnfral and, snnOnegments
Of seria9nI, 80 evpts eaeh. - n0pN1t-,69
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ereignty 70 be "a right TO do as It pleasea
without acoOuutabilfty TO any SUPERIOR
The people Of West VitGlhia Aftek they
separated from the mother State were 40.
cOuntabIe and subordinate only 10 the
Federal Consultation and the laws made ID
pursuance thereof, with the Fundamental
condition Of the separation. Beyond that
they have the right 10 do as they please,
and are 70 that extent sovereign They
have formed for themselves State Con,
stttutf0n and In that expressly provide that
their Legislature may punish treason com
mttted against the State by eon6scati0l 5f
property, real and personal, imposing no fs-
StrietioRss. Now what man can doubt the
constitutional power Of the gislatnre %
pass suet eoufseatipn act Nor need there
be any conflict Ia the PIaetieiI Ezteltiol Of
the State aud Federal laws relating thereto.
What the Federal GoYernmept has the
constitutional right % take aud does actu-
ually take the State must fOFsgo. All
else the State may take. f.I-
No one can doubt but that the traitOrOas
raids into West Virginia have been aimed
mainly against the EsUFganl1ati0u OF fne
new State Government. The especial
Vengeance that has been Wreaked upon
their ofticdEs and all persons participating
ia either OF these Governments, as well as
the constantly RvoWed purpose BY the
rebels themselves, all abundantly ATTEST 70
this fact. And may We mot FeasoHAbly
expect It tohe so Ia future2 aud win not
the certainty Of forfeiture of all their
properly, real and personal, serve TO deter
them from repeating their TlidS1 Tue 10y,
~ people have the right 70 demand Of their
measures that shall stand n tas0FltW, and
tend 20 secure 70 them greater safely.-
Such q law cannot Tetr0aet, and therefore
the sooner passed aud in force the better.
II 1t had been passed at the first Of the ses.
sion, and more especially, II there organiSed
had nt its eommepeement
made the contiscation Ofall rebel property
D commatation or substituted punishment
for treason against itself-hoE much Of
suffering and sacrifice might have been
saved. The Federal Government has too
large AWork on hand to attend 20 these
local evils. How little It has already done
Ia West Virginia 10 this respect; aud, As
II present administered IN this state, can
We reasonably hope for. anything better
The state must remedy these local eVils or
It will never be dope. Aud the loyal ipeo.
pie will regard the Legislature that shall
hesitate OF oppose the present measure
sither as mad or in sympathy With the
as that enemy so far &C
least as rebel West Yirgiuians are con-
,erned have gantonIy and mRliciously
ab0red for two aud n have years Rt least, |
o destroy every thing valuable in West
Virginia, together with the loyal state
and more than two years ago |
ldueed the bogus suthoFitte5 at Riehmopd
o forfeit aud sell as Tar as they were able, |
II the property Of our loyal men, aud still |
PERSIST in the same malicious deviIment
nd our Legislature longer fOrbear to inter |
'ose the check the passage of this act will
eriainly givel IFepeAt, can any sans and |
Syat man hesitate g. PARKBR.
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GRATED Ia the series OF acts on thGt subject
is worth Of itself = session. Mr.Yan Win-
kle may Justly feel pride in the. results
OF his long aud assidops labQEs rs Chair
man Of the OOunty and Township Com
mittee 10 the House. Ne. Lamb, as3 Chair
man OF the Judiciary Committee, (atWays
the most tmpOrtant, ,e0mmitteq u legis-
iAtive body has performed sleh an
amoant OF labOr-ahd dOne ID 50 remark
ably Wsll-that it has astohishsIl sveFy
body eognlEant Of ths fast, 4 believe, bnI
himself
Ths Finance COMMITTEES, with NJ. Rnf
Jlef at lis head, has done q great deal OG
work aud GlOne Il we'll So have dth&rs-
e Wopld only be too tedious % reeiia
them, 10 addition 20 the lepgthy aad
elaborate series Of acts 10 relation %
coaaty oreanixati0a, and the carefully
dF-Wn iudieiaI system, We have asIenRIhy
and very complete general Law % eoIiem
plated 10 the CopstitutiOn for the creation
and gQEerpmsRtsQ sQf All kipds af C1Iuphnies
fOr manufacturing, mining or O:heF pug
poses, without special applieatiOn for
ellplI 70 4llFt7 yslilIt1 cit
tainly yesY complete geperal elosliOl law
drawn by Mr.. Lamb, an elaborate assaes-l
ment, tax and license bills, drawn,.I be-
lieye. jointly BY MesSrs. RuaaOFs ainlfr
aHd GOf, not yet completed; aud q se15oiI
law, scond 20 none IN the unipn, Ia course
Of consideration. Your MF. BarBs has
gotten up, as Chairman Of the C0mmitteee
on Roads, &e., what is pronounced al ex-
eellent general road law
There are yet one or two lengthy balls
prepaFing-One of them In relation 20
magistrates and eOnstabie ies-necessafy to
mhkea complete system by; which the
machinery Of government throughout the
counties can ba set smoothly 70 running.
There are yet about IS bills on various
subjects in the two HOHses, the greater
part Of which will, suppose, OF ~ least
ought to be, passed &C this session. .a
have spOkea more pati6llaFly Of the
House, for the reason Of my greater IN
miliaFity with its labOTs than with those
of the Senate. But Whatever need Of
praise Is due the House may be well shared
with the Senate. 6alieVe Mr. Van
WiRkle Is indebted to Mr.. Stevenson, Of
the Senate, for some valuable hints IN re-
lation to county organizations; aud AIF.
AtkinsOn's school bill Is second 20 nOne,
texcept Professor Ross'sl The Senate
has originated upwards Of 40 bills, the |
House upwards Of 130-s0me Of them cOv- |
aring 40, 90 and 60, and one upwards Of
so pages Of closely written Ms. / f0irgOt |
10 mention that the militia bill (Gen, |
Kramer'sl Is still hanging BY the ears,
owing 70 q disagreement tthe two houses |
about what Il shall contain. The Senate /
proposed very lengthy substitute for Il |
CS9 MS pages1 proposing to re-euact all /
the lAtSS on che subject Thas House /
demnrred and the bill IS now IN the hands
Of q Committee Of Conference
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16

Those havino Friends in the Army! /!
We call the attention Of al having OF
friendsdn the army to the taet that sGet-
man HtterS" will cure nine tenthg q the diseases
life. In the lists, pnbliBhed almost daily IN the
tneWspapeFs the arrival ofithe aekS 1t Will be
from debility. Every ftaso Of that kind can be
readily cured by HO0fanf 3 German Bitters' Dis
eases resulting from Of the organs
stating thai II these Bitters were freely used among
our soldiers hundreds Of lives might be saved that
We caII paftIenlaPRttantiun5 70 tho following 10,
markablo aud well authenticated cure Of one the
!ass aSstoSs SS 9 y ny own
-PHIlAp11PHIA, Aug. 23d, 1854.
/ gAIEfsRs. IoSEs = dtls&Sl, YOU,
HbohAhds GeFmah BltteFshaS mel There
81 ny c6mfads some 81 whose 6Ssae5 are expended.
s9a EaS ysFs g ~ ssS Sa
years q memberiof sharman'a celebFated battery,
and nndsE the i4mse late e9Enap q Captain T. 3.
Ayers. Through the exposure attendsnt uponi inly'
with Inflammation Of the lungs and was for seventy.
tWod9ysin th0 hpspitel ans Wt9 fdieFedpy great
saS tliGi "a nom e. Hhil6 H6ss1 and 9eht
to this city ON board the "State Of Maine,9 from
which landed on thB2sIh Of Juni. Since that time
afys eSss s6Sa. s9Sqt a as & es I & Ss
was scarcely able to swallow any thing and III did
force amoFsel down, It was tmnaenieteIy thrown up
% could not even. keep ! glAss oflwatet On my
stanees: and aecordinglyS the who have
been working faIthfply, though unsuccesstqlly, TO
rescue me from the Gr4sp Of the dEead Archer
ne rs sse yran, ,d 70 sef
of my limited tnnds As best suited ne. An nA4q0nts
anee Whoysttea me at The hos nital, Nj. 4Eedertok
uf sixth street below Arch, adSfaed me,
rs fuflOTn hope, to dltrys your and kindly
procured mo bottle. From the time 19eofw wencea
fiiSine them the gloomy shadow Of death reeeded,
aud gi nfi now, Ehank God for II ketttng better.
Thohgh have taken but two bottlSst have already
gained ten P9nrds, and rel Sangglne o. eetns pet
fhSSS h6 I'd 5tfin % 6ightbsh h6hthss fu, gen.
tlGmens lam loyal treIn the @ g
certainty of life which has taken tae Place OF yasaS
isssss sSEE BIs,ss4sa eve s1ee SIS s,i, &c
80 =. ,IsAA0lfAL0NE
We fully concur Ia the truth of the above ststdi
nisnt. as We htd despaited 81 seeing onf eomrAas
h JOHNoupDLEBke OK, 1st New5Yotk.I& - :
H. 6E0RGE A. AoRLRYs cq. Q, lth Maize,
LEWIS SttEIAAIn AIsI n4A.s, 8 re Ssy y, v 4oEk.
J.B.RAsEWBHIs 60. 3, ga Vermont.
Il HFNRTfB. JARQhEE,ff6 60,y do
aENil1 !. lA0DoN AR, %. q 9Th Maine. .ai
fiesStAN kocH. s5Ii s5S GS. Il. ia New Yotkz.
slsATHANIEIrR. EIIoaIAs. Cs: z, sstll PENN
tiisAHDHEW114k1M Co A. 81 Vermont s.si
JOHN IENRlNs, %, p. leetA Penn, of ,ses.
See that theslgnature ~ sc. y. 4AQKeoN q d
Il tilS "a fRk. 5fe1Sll tOttle ~ ----'
4 IREy ARR g @ cSgsI ~ i
.INo. 831 AsRCH STREET.
u lsss TafFeiPqE o9ss sl.a a'se'spEg
s4A s.rs3 .s5JoNrs &ESANs, :
slfsueeosSurs toe NJ 1aplson s c0,il Yea INA
4s a. El4t Va &.-s4 q llsqEEHIoEs.
Il
pEies rs ets. per bOttle, OF slx bOtlas for sAoo
ezy-For saie ~ Druggists and Dealers eFoEy yEhel
IN e unitsd States, and BY al tle Druggists an
~ Dealers In Whet ling 0etesl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16
4atty III aeatet
TsIdTSHfstOF ADB l1IkISISTNG.

t9FgH aast 3il.Gh hFsffrssfi
FWILyk eoEip LIsls on NON tllIIs Ion oII Mon, )Da
sisgii a.15Lyss,s tIARH qrArG. tii.s.l !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16

EJost u NeaDI0n BroauA, D. D., EEiitor ofthe Ency-
, eLopsdGG Of Religtohts Rn0UI6dG6. y
Although not disposed 70 favor OF recommend
Patent Medicines Ia general, through dlstFust Of
Their ingredients and effects, yet know of no sh
cgnt reason, why man may not testify 70 the benht
de believes himself to have received any simple
preparations. In the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit Of others.
lido this the more readilyin regard TO Hoohand's
German ttefg5 eg, l9t g at gaek4ons q
this city, bdtau1e Stselll fose
many years, under the impression tbat they were
.Ohiefiy an alcoholic mtxtuTes am inaebtedto my
friend Robert Shoemaker, ksqt for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try them, when. suffering from great and
long tnued. debility. The use Of three bottles
OF these BitteFs, ct the beginning Of the present
year. was followed by evident relief and restoration
70 q degree of bodily and mental yigor which bad
not felt for six months before and had alulpStde-
SPARED Of regulating. / therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me t0the nse Of them! >,
philadelphia, june %, 1861. W : - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16
Hooaand,s German. Bitters

lBUhELF VL2dEIAHLEsl9, ,-7l-l
Hosts Or Ignorant Qlaeks and subscriptions RdYeu-
turers, have opened upon gUnstJbE humanity the
Hood gates QfNoBtrumBin the poor whisky,
vlelJ cotnpouuded with iDjutI us drugs and chris.
tened TONES, Stomachies and Birtets.
Beware of the innumeIabte Array OF Alcoholic
preparations in plethoric bottles aud high bellled
kegs, under the modest Rppelato Of bitteIS which,
Instead Touring, only aggfaSat6 disease and leave
the disappointed gufierer IN despair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16
mo Unlted staies
4ns Real Rpe.E.y q WrrBan

$50 -ISs- -. s-''ss i',tH n Rem. In e.a,s
Tls Rsal P'EEo.g.s.'Ity q WlEan efisI6.l:ars -
WTHEREAs, g fhs Rall HeE1.l, 1ss3l q ~ Pis.
M tEist Court d the UAltdd Ghlto5 ~ HlfiEIa, at
ClaFksbaFRy the Attorney 10 thA United 9iikts f5f
sad QiliEiet 1Isd au information against tS Real
Property 0f William II. Gtb51l,s doIdEit6d q 3
sehsdnlB % sid Information ahnGtst llihzihE a
snbstln6s that sid william n. Gibson has b6d1 su-
gapod IN tle eHlstlDE the 41llt
fhoFity q the United States, sinco tn lIth IE n
July, 1t2s that q ne time o. hl5 boe6Mlng % en-
gafsd, ha Wag the 0guaF q The 6f1IoItt Fin ElId
aeheeaIs meulf0neds and pGlgl ing tat ND pEdp6Fty
nay Be Gol1, 6 Forfeited . la ulit6d
states.
Ngls thelei9Es. tn slance q DE in6lItial IN
doftlR 81ll q te sid GOuFt % ne fFntH1 md d.
lgeroa, do h6Ealg EiE8 plbllG notice % all persons
eihfulils any ifefrsl IN q n ~, TI4
oeed3 tllefao - DelIf9 the e q tl8 Dis
trigt Court % tls unlted State flTts NoIidtn Bls
tEss e "a Sl e :; e. teS 1o.e ~ e
Y ~ e - s,t .lg e
and nairai ihqlr allo11tiols In tbat balalG Alii
HDWAnD u. NoiEI -.
U. .. naEsbal, W. D. u y ). 8
ElIIIul, q. 8. AtloeD4E - y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16

lsasseasuEs to O. n. 1setsoR 8 cQll ~ aiaa
~ .df s. 81 slaef "a &--sG tRRqEEEEoRa, .
81 lts9 Is. s---slsE sii&s II
rrsss IS ets per botsle, or six BOTTLES for sa aod
FsE-Eor sale by Druggists and Dealers every NheEe
IN fe united States, and BY al the Druggists and
Dealers In Whe6llng. 0etsslY
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io5G. H.. cRANM;EE.i !.
ldETCAIF g BURT,

l4AndHyVholesalelDeR In
f10ARIRoHs sHEET IRON, NAILssN NAIL RODS,
10 Steel Springs, Axles, Window Glass, Wine Bot-
fIes, Deuiiollns, fFlasixs, Wooden Ware, Wrapping
PAPER, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, &6s
Ordersior articles not in our line will be fur.
nished and forwarded Without delay at the lowest
cash rateag1l faTEsl1 aSaT1SSQlEJ 1ano.
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HooRIAND's GERMAN BITTRRs

Are not q new aud uutrfOd article but have stood
the test teen years trial by the American pub
lo, and their reputation and sale not
any similar preparation, <. q, ~ Il.
The propTietprs have Thousands OF Letters from
the most eminent Clergymeu, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens, OF their own personal knoWl
edge to the beneficial effects aud medical VEtuas Of
these Bittsrs,
DOYOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
YOuii rte ~ t1a"
DoXoU WANT A GOOD APPRTITEi
DO oYoU.wANT TO BUILD UP pYoUR ooNsTITU-
TIONi 5s3S .5s1
DO YoUgWANT TO FBBL WRLL3 u
DO YOU WANT 10 GET RID OF NERy yousERssH
DO YOU WANT ENERaYi
DO YOU WANT TO gLEEpWELLi hls
DoYoU WANT a BRISK AND VIGOROUS FERIr
g IN6i
1fyou dc, use
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.A.sehsnls a. non,t IgoEl..



The following Jettef shows what q
aailAnaa-ilasa EahAis inzfhia Cam akaasinanl 4
DistEiet had on hands just before the last
election, but which general enEoteeheSt
Of the oath Of allegiance at the polls pre-
vented them from carrying Oqt
KINOwooD, Preston Co., Va, \, q
OSt; 10, 1859. J
JaNles West, Esq: ...s -
pRAR SIR-l am now the Independent
candidate for Congress, and I have. been
advised 70 write 70 yOu o. = friend, 70 Pnt
the ban Ia mOti0u. The thing Is under.
stood throughout the district and will work
well ann, IL you do your dnty In Marion,
all viii be right. I can beat brown 10 this
county certain. The old Whig vote will
60 for Burdett and Zinn, whilst the demp-
cratic vote viii 60 for me, except q few
Douglas votes for Brown.
We had in this county for Breekih.
ridge, 500 majority, and an for peace, and-
1 am q democratic peace candidate for
Congress, aud hope you will DO all you can
for me.
All the voters have 20 do Is % just
change the name Of Brown, BuFdett, or
Zipn, aud insert my name. would
have tickets Of my oWn, but tt VIII not
DOS the thing would bs ppdsFPtppd imme-
Let me hear from y0g At yopE s6nysn-
tsAeS' +seEE air VI iSIysAsAFs Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Ncw Fluctuations.
NyUE TRIBUNE AL NJ a n A G
FOR 1868.
PtIcx FIFTEEN CENTS.

rh,. n,nnl,r ANNIALis low ready and contains;
eIFiTION RETURNS from all the states OF the Union
t,Js elections in 1862 July compiled for the Tribune
AaMnaTTss,NoMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
tr m, wear l663 Ecpes Tor 1861 True Time, Astefoid
a. s;oNVSERNMENT Of the UNITED STATES-fIecu,ve
40 Inds Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers hesldeh
FIN he Unitsd states at FOREIGN Courts;
"SFSATE of the UNITED STATES. Members OF CLASH
esd with Post Oifoe address. . -, ,,,,,r,,
h1 G1JisE Of REPRESENTATIVES, OF the UNITED
sT arTS Politically Classified with PosOilte address,
MEMBERS ELECT Of next UNITED SIAILo OON-
DRESS ,,,,
The REBEL SENATE;
Tie REBEL HOUSE: - -
sTATiSTICS of the last CENSUS. carefully divided into
Free and Slave Territory eyer before published except
isw copies Of Census BuTesUl These statistics embrace the
Compsstive Productions for 1850 and 1860 OF State IN
a. Union Agriculture is especially full and correct
ALI, THE AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS OF THE
CENSUS ARE REPRINTED COMPLETE. some OF the
headings are: Acres Of Land Improved IN each sae Acres
At ad Unimproved each Saie Cash Value Of Farms IN
each State Value Farming implements in each State
tic each State; Numerous Tables Of other interest
ipR matter relating to the Census
BANKS and BANKING. 1850 and 1860;
d RAILROADS ia 1850 aud 1860;
NEWSPAPERS in each State, and by sections;
LAWS OF last CONGkESSi
RECORD of the WAR
other interesting Political matter,
&C.. SC.
PRCs is cents; IL copies 70, ST. 100 copies So postage
paid By Express. SO per 100. Cash orders soil cited
back numbers OF the Tribune Almanac ior
Year 1850 1885, 1885, 1857 1855 1882 1850 1861 aud lS0
INV Address a '''' THE TRIBUNE.
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Urn GOODS.
AT KINZEY's
IA EIGHTH-AV. CHEAP STORE.

n EIGHrH-Av. CHEAP STORE.
OPENING sPRIEG GOODS, c,cpv
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, GLOVES, Hos'1hi'
,yp FANCY ooob MiLt OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Auction lot Of Worked Bands, &c. g.. ise a.,
Lot of fine Worked Donble Bands, lsc. zoe @c'
AUCTION LOTS OF 6Ho n6S6 SG?pS TO bH
90 Gents shit Bosoms. NC. to So
~ =, ec l'"' lie l2c. HASDKERCHIEF3.
FiNE FRENCH I5c., lsc.. 2lc., 23c., $40.
Sheer Lava. l4ic iMirAIio os SLIM
Ilen,titch s5c.. &C. MlSsEg
THREAD LACE VERY FINE -.
a.ndkerchiefs BE, Soc. Tsc. LINEN CAMBRIC. We.
EXTRA FINE LADIES' FINE
Linen Cambria, Csc. GhA5S hi ,Sa, z1e.
SELL GOODS AT TIE PRICES ADVERTISED
Auction lot OF Boys' HmdseFcnieis. &C.
AUCTION lot of Mi1se. HsndSorcbiefs, &c.
Aucion lot Of Ii.nls HaIdkeIchiefs, &c. l0c., l6c
Fiuo lot Of Gsots' all Linen. Bic
kIrZEYS CEEAP STORE.
NEW GOODS HECElyiNG EVERY DAY.
BARGAINS IN HOSIERY.
Ps. ads. Gs d.a $50 as COG 3c
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/ OlJ raf' regular msdc Baimort Hose I1c;
Z ODJ Pair Msses' Cotton Hose &C., ne, ICE.
go Par. Oenemeu's Cotton Half ho-" &C., re, l5c
Loo Pair Gen's9eI,. Io9fa.s ha Hoes i'c' 2's'
/ 2l0 Pair. fuc Li.ie Uloyes Toe, lie l5c
/. 40 Pairs Lsc Fancy Gsuntlet Tops, i5c, 20
Low dioNriSuAfIoS SALE OF sPOoL CoTToNs
Another LOT Spool Cotton two sgoo.i, Ic
.os Of good sew lag spool Cotton lie.
Lot OF good Sewing Co.t)nsi 'poos &c.
EHcelont 200 yards spool Cotton', &c
Beet Crochet Spool cotton pink snd while g. ro,,o
F0t'AL TO CLAIMS CoATE's, BBOOns's, MILL
MAhIlc q OtRls AoNAUGhrs. &C.. ,cc,or
BESr SEWING LARGE LOT
SlLkS ON STOOLS OEhUINE
ALL CDI.Ous Old Brown
2HPOOLS Sc WINDSOR SOAP,