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, 1864-12-02

DR. HUNTER ON CATARRH.
- TO THE EDITORS CHICAGO Ts:1DUNE: -.
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H.
tends doxnwara lining also tfe thEoaf la5ynx T1d,
tss
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Or npsSs paste
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seereted irm thc diseased lining which tns patient M
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sss@ Riaat "a
chrrnic Inflammation Physicans have failed becnuee
hare uosstElTcn tosaceced earnestly ana sa'''n
4iey have generally been sat!soed Tih a919;1fta
sserave ior ths .toaea whlcn q Il lSs e;
tts s1o Il sss; aas IL
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ri ~; rs s0Sna oi 'f fe no5a n
~ stiver suwesins csh,ue which thaa CONSTRUCTED
s s Eeneraiy Successful. has been that 70 doubt
I'll fsIi in nne case ont OF hundred when properly
anG tnsin,Ti!y employed. Unfortunately c1taFr L
tco .ese1lly VIII equal nsglect Sy 6oth p RhE
fnn ifsssirpus consequences to which rJca rise.
nav ;h.t It exists In srcater or less degree IN al
frma ri pulmonary i'e1sc that It usually exists b.
t1e any sy,aptoma ot tue dt*eAse in The lnngs has
been manifested. and that Il IS t!s lsse1 snnssaqsae
incan TO 1s' Of ss two cr tnsss tin'ss every yxsE
teiion md do not nviteye yns aeaDs 20 elEec
trnily Euard The lungs !ron di.ease as Dy cnslng OF
. J. liz cata11h at5tc:frus.
JAMES HUNTER NJ D.
/ r,ra r J. Hunter Fl y8iclAn8 for DiscA5eR OF IL
chea1. ttat:ac!nQ tata1sh Sore T?reat UsonchitI.
, 1864-12-02
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1864

more, and lc will demonstrate at the proper
time; but that wilLhart1ly be TIL after gan
beat expedition has tried Its hand on Hoods
communications.
The Tennessee River Is very high aud rising.
Small boats could now font down over the
Muscle Shoals; and as we have several gun
boats above them, it is not improbable that
one or two may run the guantlet. The rise
In the river is 3 permanent ono, and If our
boats can succeed IN breaking Hoods bridges,
lasty detour to the south Of Columbia, and
moves through East Tennesseee with rapidity
which he possibly may do on account Of his
superiority in cavalry. If he shon1d do this,
he will join breckenridge, and the combined
army will then probably move to the relief
rF7 m
, 1864-12-02
The Rev York Chamber Of Com.


New YonK. Thursday, Dec: lat the
Chamber Of Commerce today letter was re,
ceived from Capt. Wlnslow, which closed
saying the destruction Of the Alabama is an
event which Was Of great importance aside
from The benefit derived from Kidding the
ocean Of one Of the most destructive pests
urop our commerce. Tie protcst of the Ba-
hama merchants concerning the Flor;da was
rcad. and committee appointed to consult
IN tie propriety Of sending it back.
, 1864-12-02

Nxw YoRK, Thu1sday, Dec. The Htralfs
correspondent in the city Of Mexico, writing
on tue s1st Of October, represents TUG cona{-
lion Of the country under the impcrial regime
as very dcplorable. Commerce Is stagnant,
and agricultural operations ., have ss ees9 .s 50
brissndpce. murder and robbery throughout
almost tIe entire Mexican territory tue past
Two years, that the most necessary articles
are IN the greatest scarcity, aud many people
are said TO be dying Of starvation In the cities
OF Mexico and San Louis.
, 1864-12-02
The Wur in North Carolina.

NEw YoHK, Thursday, Dec. Ian army
,ottcr aavs Commander McComb reconnoiter-
1StT1 "a RaonoSc river last week, and fund In in
<9,onJoncd 81 fort, ten miles from Plymouth.
the Guns IN position: Ihc reDels s xcEe found @
haTe Reah st as Fhe sa hive sn
new rnrn 1,uilt and finished on the Ncusc river,
larger "a and heavier than the Albemarle: Il
may be expected to pay our gunboats visit
1lf nry duv
, 1864-12-02
FROM GRACT'S ARMY.

NEW TonK, Thursday, Dec. 1.-The city
was filed With rumors last night that Grants
orccs, in conjunction with the navy, were
moving on Richmond; that tile fleet has
passed up the Dutch Gap Cana, and that IN
important movement was making IN the She
uandoan Valley. Nothing has been received
eonf1rmatory Of these reports this morning.
, 1864-12-02
From Canada.

. Co11lHcwooD, G. ~, Thnzsday, Dee. l.
Tie Customs autAori1ice, yesterday, eoizcd
e.,r;r shot, etc., loran eighteen potlnder. The
s!camer Geo,giau ID daily expected.
, 1864-12-02
Axrr Er~-nInf Prisoners

WASHINGTON. Thursday, Dec. l-Ihe eee-
retary Of War has ordered paroled pf1sone!!ss
in full and furlougled for thirty Days, Al
soon as necessary papers can be prepared
, 1864-12-02

N1ELODICA; OF, The Art Of
1T1 Playing the P1aao-Forte Made Easyt
msSoa s as 70 9 s T2it S
teacher, ApoLFn HAU MACH, pho, for more than a
quarter ofa Century has been enEaEed n fnapaEfns
T6efe Is psobaby bcttsT teacher nssed to classify
and arrange the rudiments Of the sclence Of music
one who fbf}y understands the w8ntS IT the pupil.
knowing how explain arganse aud simplify nc les.
ly fitted him for thle work. Tbs espianaton9 rolea
aud exerctses- made simple End pialn that al.
oss spT ey5Son c.n se Gooa Payef 6y r. d o.
The prrt will nnd, O. the 81 page, n exact rep
re,eun!lon Of thu Key board Of SeYen Octave Plano
Forte, t.. wls:e keys being lettered and divided into
letters anil characters. glance at The board viii
enable any to name the keys by tho tlr8e seven
letters Of the alphabet glvtng the number Of octaves
On taEc four ~ i full and complete Dictionary Of Nj
Gefseet ass EiqSertn ths Ap1e:$ata.s: Taf2s:
Trif1@. Shakes and Dossed Notes. With examples tot
practice. which l. fuy explained With the proper nsn
Of the pcaas The EXERCISES commencing o. ps1S @ II
ii On pasts 81. i .nd 8. Wi Be found .ae sfaIor M
sea1cs. carefully mark and Fingered - AZ ~ ~;
ferent ke5s On pages g. g 50 and ~ Tiii Re ioaaa
he Apvr Scales marked sa hnGssoq m e h Il aa
selections Of music consisting OF hemoss sfmple szs
aui n clodies together win the nacre dln1cnit+
Yrachez5 of music Will dna th1s wcfk Q. inFaIoane
henen by aiding them In s1yiug Instructions to tneir
sanle copies will be seat hy mall 70 anJ teacher OF
suUs;c upon tic receipt of 50 eenta
Retail! cents Sent posfpaa e. eny a;1tes
to aS ,Ss sfa
street, Chicago. hoaEaS~-.' "A1nel64f"
, 1864-12-02
E1Ierestiug aspects Of the
General military
Situation.
FROM WiSHIKGTOK---:..B!NET
MATTERS.
New York NeWs"The Plot and
Its Further Developments.
Full Summary Of Important Southern
News by Rebel Sources.
CrR NEW yClI N:nS1ElT
D18FATEHs

NAslIvll1K, Thursday. Dec. l..
The failure Of the telegraph to forward my
dispatch last night enables INC now to forward
ron at one and the same time the PROM
ise and the realization Of splendid battle
and victory orer Hood at Franklin, twenty
flyc miles from this city. Th: 1e1els were
the attacking party, aud pressed on with
cagerucss.. and have been sou1dtr .:arashed,
with very heavy loss.
Our forces have fallen back to Franklin.
which was Gen SchvfcId's headquarters last
night. No surprise WAS oc.asiored by this
movement It was We'll understood that If
we abandoned the line Of Duck River, VIC
should make no Etand anywhere between
Columbia and Franklin Our cayalry had
been contendins with the enen1y's cavalry all
Yesterday. Gen. Hatch had g considerable
fight with the rebel cavalry on Tuesday eEe-
ming: a number were killed md wounded
on each side. The rebels tore up the railroad
track- at Thompson's Station and Spring Hill,
.hut Us we had fallen back to franklin this
]: WIS no matter Of Importance to US.
Hoods entire army moved to the vicinity
of franklin, and fighting began there Jes~
terday.
The following dispatches arc from your Re-
rorter on the field
FIRST DISPATCH.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
FIELD or BATTLE, Wednesday Might Nov 20.
| Our forces in position around franklin
/ were attacked by the rebels, in forrc, carly
| this morning, and fighting continued with
| greater or less severity throughout the day,
| resulting in the repu1se Of tho rebels with
| their loss estimated ut from four to tiye thou
| sand men Killed, wounded and captured.
In the principal assault made upon OUT
| lines The enemy showed much bravery, hut
our victory was complete, and slaughter
| Of the rebels terrible
The 23d corps, Gen. Cox, and 9Th corps,
Gen. D. ). Stanley, bore the brrnt Of the bat
tic, and exhibited great yalor.
Gen. Schoficld fought the battle on the plan
] which had 1cen well digestcd beforehand be-
| tween Gen. Thomas and himself.
Ono rebel Bigadier General Was among
the captured.
Our own loss will not perhaps exceed six
hundred in ill. We shall doubtless have more
fighting unless the enemy are satisfied with
| this experiment and conclude to retire. onr
forces may fa}l back nearer Nashville before
there is any further fighting, but Of this an
not certain.
! SECOND DESPATCH.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.}
F1E1D or BATTLE, Wednesday.
Midnight, Nov. 80, 186f.
The enemy commenced to press upon GU
troops about 2 O'Clock, p. m. We slowly fel
back across the Harpeth River, taking posi-
ton behind some rude field works contracted
! &hcre Tfc rebels advanced in large mum
, 1864-12-02
news BY TELEGRAPH.

ARsE1-kxxzaa;xa=I&.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
the BATTLE BEGUN
below NASHVILLE.
Heavy Fighting at Franklin Oh
Wednesday Afternoon.
Hood Attacks SchofielIs En-"
trelchments.
Terrific Charges by the Reb-
els-Their Attempt Every
where Repulsed.
REPORTED REBEL, LOSS
FROM 5000 70 1000.
OUR LOSS LESS THAN ONE.
TENTH AS MANY.
One Thousand Prisoners
Arrived at Nashville.
Latest Developments Of the
Situation.
TIE DEClSIVE Battle YET
TO Be FOUGHT.
THOMAS MASSING his
FORCES At NASH
VILE.
HEzS E@Ir1ED 81 GEENu. e. e
81 SMITHS CORPS.
Full and Important Detai!s After
The Late Batlle--The Wounded.
E1Ieresfiug aspects Of the
General Military
Situation.
FROM WiSHINGT0N---:..B1NET
MATTERS.
New York News"The Plot and
Its Further Developments.
Full Summary Of Important Southern
News by Rebel Sources.
CrR NEW yClI MnS1EIT
DI8EATCH.
, 1864-12-02
SHAKESPEARE.

deS-Aas1lt Adjoining Hc1la ssfeet nfluge.
cURGEON GENERALS OF
~ FlcE. WAsutsarox, November g. ssl.
NoTICE-Mcd!ea! Otlcets Of not dQsa.,Hs taan I%9
and desire 10 receive appciutments rs E0EoSs o.
ASSISTANT sURtiE0Ss ia The U. j. amy Cozps
forwaSd tir applications. tcstlmonas ana evidence
Of seEylcc 70 hesqrEeon GsasFe' Man9t !as 3s;sJ
dtlu3ltCt j. X. BARNt.Ss su@ -eaa 0eac.1!-
, 1864-12-02

-. JAMES HUN TER, II D.
urs, g. L J. Hunter, PhEsicltns tor Dscssea OF The
ctcsr embracing .:Atassh, Sore TaIeat. Dsonchits.
1"nrn ii tscr procession their practice u,seiY
crnUreG, n,Y he renaHlI@ personally or by lctt,f.
G11s nt tnetr Dfice ~ WAshtn-t1n Gtfe4s hIcayp,
0fFca hours from 10 A. II. tn$ T. NJ -,
C1taGcons ptseasce trassoi specifically.
feN n%Slt
, 1864-12-02

rHIRD WARD.-A meeting Of
L the e'rhisd wat prs1 As.octat,en wtll bs he1 nt
M On FrtfHy. Ice I'd, fsr lhe ,nrpose ot t.ftn:
uor viii yieF to ths CONSOLIDATION ot ths dETEcn=
r.11fs md tnEns In Ibis dast1et, regarding tho t0
n.nMn1 ,aft Iii citizens Of he waE are Invited to
attend y: ". TttnEi. a12,F;nams 1 e i, ~:
Tuos D. JAAIsoT. Secretary. ds!.aa2'A nes
, 1864-12-02

M IASONIC.-There will be Spe-
lf-1 eiaJ Communication Of waubansIa Lo1ge M.
10. \. +. and 4. M at blaney Hsll, tals tFlIDAf)
evening. ut ~ O'Clock.
dcI.a4tnlt J. E. CHURCH, Secretary,
, 1864-12-02

For Additional News By Telegraph SEQ
Fourth Page.
, 1864-12-02

Tie Infantry is divided into four corps, and
the cavalry has been consolidated undrr for-
rest; md In the latter arm Of the service, Tue
rebrls are our supcriors, now that klpatflck
l,as with him, on the Sherman raid, from tea
10 twelve thousand Of cur best mounted
troops. ,,
Hood has been busy, during the last three
or four weeks, in repairing the rallroad from
Corinth 10 Tuscun.bla, and in fortitylng ne!r
Florence, 50 rs to protect his poutoon bridges,
ind make safe his retreat, if he found 1t neces-
eary to fall tack and he also ,naa>a tseu 70
brinr up 10 Florence considerable quantities
Of commissaries and clothing, with which to
supply his army.
His troops crossed the Tennessee river on
Tuesday, and on Wednesday commenced
their advance, and by Saturday we're fpnt-
inc General Thomas, On Duck river. Our
| forces Ind fallep hack, with view OF allow
| iue Hood to cross the river; or, ruthcr, IN the
Lo1n Of cpticing him to do 50; for tue only
| far General Thomas has entertained all along
was. that no advance wonld he made into
Middle Tennessee. -,
Thomas has had one difficulty to contend
| with, He has been compelled to divide his
| forces, to enable him to watch different
| points, but these, now that Hoods move
mcnts hare been developed, ere being con.
ccnt.at:d. &c has men enough lie needs No
, 1864-12-02
= OSTSC RIP E.
.... 4;SO O'CLOCK, 4. II,


Our ntdnfgllt piEpntcll-Tlfc Great
fsc:,cf Arson Pltt UnnlaHszcii-Front
Slapr.nnn,n Observation-Disclosures and
General News Items.
, 1864-12-02
TIE PREVIOUS SITUATION.

NASHVILLE, Nov. ee9.-Hood has begun an
offensive campaign, and that, too, in some
thing like Formidable proportions. he has
With him the following force: .n,oc
CHfalty ''Ne'9'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

SPRING AND AUTUMN.-Miltoh was
wont to declare that in the autumn
days, when the leaves are changing
and falling, his poetic gerius quite
deserted him and he could not write
aiine. But in the spring time, when
the sap began to stir in the trees and
all nature to. revive, the life around
him thrilled his heart, though it could
moi reach lis eyes; and the man
ensis could hardly keep pace with The
flow of unprecedented song. One
does not woLder at the spring burst;
but it seems curious that the quiet,
thoughtful days of autumn, which
-wakeh many old remembrances
in most men, should have so chilled
% disheartened the great poet
Many people "a say that there is
hardly any influence that so stirs them
10 vague feelings and Impressions,
which would be poetry in the hands
of n who was al 10 to give them ex-
precision, as the clear, still air, and the
motionless autumn woods -FTdSer's
Magazine
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

A Christian Commission brother
vas congratulating a wounded man
upon the fact that he owed the saliva
ton of his life to a pocket Testa-
men which happily interviewed be-
tween a rebel bullet and his short ribs.
He promised to give the soldier an
other Testament, and hoped it would
be instrumental in saving not only
his life but his soul. His remarks
were over heard by a New Yorker,
who was suffering from a slight but
smarting wound in the side, and ex-
pressed himself as follows: "Look
here partner, if it had not been for a
eucher-deck | don't know where I'd
have been. 1t didn't hurt me much,
but it knocked the ace of spades and
the king ofhearts higher than q kite.
Can't you get q teller a new psckf"
"GoT HIM THERE"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

A duellwas nearly the consequences Of
two gentlemen asserting their rival
claims to the smiles Of a beauty in a
basket carriage at the races of La
Marche. "You are an impertinent
fellow" said A Sir" replied B.
"you shall give me satisfaction" 81
shall ask it of you, sir" was the re-
ply of A. 81 shall remain at home
all day tomorrow al shall also re-
main at home" was the indignant re-
ply of B. The fruit of this mutual
determination must be peace.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

The age OF a horse is moro easily
told by his eye than his teeth, in this
way:
After the horse is over nine years
old a wrinkle comes on the eyelid at
the upper corner Of the lower lid, and
every year thereafter he has one de-
fneed ior each year over nine. If, for
instance, a horse has three wrinkles,
he is thrice add the number OF
wrinkles TO nine, and you will always
set it
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

The memories of CHILDHOOD, the long
far away days of boyhood, the moth
er's love and prayers, the voice of a
departed ~plsyfellow, the ancient
church and schoolmaster in all their
green and hallowed association come
upon the heart in the autumn time
life, like the passage of a pleasantly
remembered dream, and cast q ray of
t~heir.own purity and sweetness over
il.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

A woman was enjoined to try the
effect of kindness on her husband,
and since it would heap Goals of fire
on his head replied that she had tried
"bilin' water, and it didn't do a bit
of good.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

A Massachusetts Judge, on circuit.
as he road TO the door of an inn, saw
the IandIady's daughter jump the
fence. "Do that again sallie, and i'll
marry you" The girl again leaped
the fence. the judge was Is good as
his word, and a year from that day
married the light-heeled sallie.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

aRUTH AND NoyELTY-As in litera-
.ur- ee shaii hHd some things that
s-r rue, AID some that are new, but
eeTy lew things that are both T
and new; 20 also in life, we shall find
som men that are great, and some
that are good, but very few men that
are both great and good.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

Let poets sing the Eastern clinics
And golden sunset hours
Of shady hooks,
And babbIing books,
OF moonlit orange bowers;
Yet still to me
More sweet shall be
"a joy no wealth can buy
A pair of cherry pouting~iips,
To kiss upon the sly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08
PENCERIAN
OHIO.

A LII desiring to prepare for bust
N ness. may be assured that the best facilities
less than at similar Colleges. elsewhere.
The course of study include Bookkeeping. by
single and double entry, Commercial Law, the art
of Telegraphing. etc., ETC.
IN the Chirographie Department. thorough in
~struetion is given in SPENCERlAN RkACTI
CAL and ORNAMENTAL
on receipt of One Dollar will be sent to any ad-
dress a full sett Of copies with explanations. pre-
senting a complete analysis. Of each letter Of the
Alphabet. importing a sufficient showcase OF he
Er Send for Catalogue and Circular. SlyS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

We generally prefer new articles to
old ones-the new mades to the old
maids.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

An active and faithful memory
doubles lie, for it brings a man upon
the stage with thoes who have made
their exits.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

Never waste animal or vegetable
refuse; the very suda from the lam
dry are rich manure. fst6 -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

Happiness abounds most among
the lowly; there are more blosso ms
in the valleys than on the hills
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

However i'll the world may have
gone, the roses still blow, and the
thrushes still sing in it..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08
AND ~
CULTIvATORS!

Ihave now on hand and for sale cheap.s large
assortment of FELLOWS CELEBRATED
THE MONITOR, the best Sod PlOW made.
STAR, Nos. 3 and4.
LONG all kinds.
NEW YORK PREMIUM, Improved.
FULL STOCK of A No. points, to nj almost any
Pillow sold in this market for the last ten years
CULT1VAT0RS-an the best makes
oh. BENNETT. Agt-
Warren. O., March Q. 1864. en-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

The strongest words are generally
the oftenest broken.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08
Or RUST.

Idler. why lay down to dief
Better rub than rust;
bark the lark sings in the sky
Die, when die you must;
Day Is waking. leaves arc shaking,
Better rub than rust.
In the grave there's sleep enough
Better rub than rust;
Death, perhaps. is hunger proof;
Die, when die thou must;
Men are moving. breezes blowing,
Better rub than rust.
Men who viii not work shall want;
Nought for nought, is just;
Won't do. must do. when he can't
Better rub than rust,
Bees are flying, sloth is dying.
Better rub than rust.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

LOVE in a tiny form, may enter in
to the heart through q small aperture,
and after it gets in, grow big on what
it feeds on, that it can never squeeze
out again.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08
NOTIONS.

YANKEE NOTIONS.
IL In the Notion department l aim to keep a
full supply of all the leading articles. bought ex-
pressly for the jObbing Trade. On my shelves may
800 doz. Cotton Hosiery of grades mostly bought Lrsl
Neptember.
loo Cotton and Isle Thread Gloves,
so Gents Suspenders of all qualities,
loo Neck Ties. all colors and prices.
300 Gents Collars,
50 Ladies' do
500 "29oyds Spool Cotton Thread.
200 lbs Black Linen,
800 Packs Pins Nos. 2, 3, As,
loo gross Ladies Dress Buttons. assorted.
400 Coat, Pants and Vest Buttons,
500 Pearl Shirt Buttons,
500 Common Agate
50 Lead Pencils,
100 Reams Note, Letter and Fools Cap papers
300 doZ- Ladies Dress Braids in assorted Colors,
100 gross Steel Pens,
10000 Gun Gaps,
100 gross "a yard Shoe Laees.
100 G " Hooks and Eyes,
100 doz. Pocket Memorandum.
80 gross Pen Holders,
80 doz Serpentine Braid.
50 Marrow Silk do. in colOrs,
10 gross Rubber Circular Combs,
3 Rubber and Horn dressing combs,
8 Genuine Yankee Soap,
2 "0ld Brown Windsor,
10 Ladies Silk Belts.
80 lbs Sewing Silk,
50 doz. Machine Silk all cOlOrs,
800 Bolts fine velvet Ribbons, assorted styles.
10 gross Ladies combs,
50 doZ. Pocket Books,
100 gross Rubber Hair Pins,
so lbs Common
2 gross Glenn's Honey Soap,
2 gross Lyons katharOn.
$1,000 Envelopes assorted,
3 gross Japanned Tobacco Boxes.
20 gross Crochet Balls. assorted coInrs.
l " Burnett's Cocaine,
&c. DC, &C.