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Death oCa Musical Writer.

few months ago we recorded the fact OF the
death of Fiorentino, the Partisan critic; and now
we are called upon to announce the death Of a
critic still more widely knOwn-M. Pierre Scudo
Of the RerUc deS Dctlf Wondes, and other Partisan
publications. He was born in Venice in 1906,
and died in b ois on the Dist Of October last.
When about eighteen years old Scudo was sent
to ChorOu's musical institute, where he became
intimate with Duprez, the celebrated tenor, then
stuuying in the same school. SCudO made his
first public appearance in subOrdinate part,
written by IlOssini iOr the coronation OF Charles
y, in 1924. His voice was but poor, and he
subsequently became a ClariOnet player IN a
band stationed at Nantes, and afterwards sing
ting teacher in Paris Some Of his compositions
were published, but have not survived the test Of
time.
1t is, however, as writer that Scudo won his
reputation. AT FIRST he reported concerts and sub
seduenily wrote for the RerUe deS Delr MORdeS
Five volumes of his collected writings on music Il
matters have been published since 1850, the last
| dating in 1861; and he is also the author Of Q
! romance called lie Cheyalier SArti," which hAi
| been translated into the German.
As a musical critic, ScudO was q warm sup
porter Of the Italian school Early in the yea
he bcclme, unfortunately, derangcd; aud hi,
maonD So, Ike that Of poor DOniz .tt, incrcasoC
7 till he was relGa ed by death.
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Probably few reoders were abIc IA forn, any
=, .,,.,,,,., - -,
lhihs llhe an auc'l'"'o 'oh'cP'lou Vi Iue leaLIuI
import conveyed in recent brief announcement
of the occurrence in India Of an extensive cyclone
on brrrioaro ,Isro :. tho to,,,,oroto ,o,os
VI AN' |'N'',
Where tne se'sons SHue SV"uu"uy ana almost
imperceptby into each other, great changes are
unlnown. and storms with rare exceptions come
- -, 81, ,.,. . -, ,,,,,io, - a., -
unu 20 m,.n nu' R'si,uS t w - .IitII '
ny 0,v'1 49, 81, S's si ~ W. oI iolis
',s ,a9,-b 6,,s o,d I,oS o,'tS " 'U,Ct
which n shines the bcoird o b9in t, 5ropd opnd
as in a frnsce A. ionotb Win rn irtyT,i
of an sutu,n, tbr ,gintc, s,.s in, o,d ,ba -.jl
commence ana for Ior . neriods pnnr do tr in
floods Al immense Standardization, nf r,oisrnrc
"A condit;on of tho of,nos,I ,'re sr,,sttirr reser,
bIr o. "a y1crur, and an iT,redjo,c ,1IsIir, In cr
the surronpdpg mir follow. and n yj,,,ntic 9ybiri
wind M once s,is In .,yrn'irn aysr tbe p ,nI,rrv
in cyeTy 0rtction uprpotino fre,s, te,rine, ,yy1
buildings and crc,Ing havoc wherever f eoe5,
On the wafer no r,r.cJtipn. will srHi ,e to gn,r
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Nocenty, at q meeting 0! ono OF the sections 0i
the British Association, Dr. Dayy, IL short
paper, gave the results Of some experiments he
had made at the relative temperature Of the two
sexes. The theory OF Aristotle that u man poe
sessed more warmth than woman, hal been dis
puted and il had been held by some, as the
result Of modern research, that the temperature
Of women was slightly superior 10 that of men.
Notwithstanding this, however, from such Ob5er-
YatOns as he had been able 10 make lie con
sidered the early opinion the more correct
Taking the average, il appeared that the tempera-
tuTe Of males and females was 1888 10 1918. lie
had more recently made some additional obser-
Yations, using thermometer Of great delioacy,
and taking for the purpose Of his experiments six
persons, three men and three women, all in good
health.
The result was that the temperature in the case
OF the men varied between 90 aud 991, that Of a
woman mas between 97i and 9S,
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Renu rIcI,Iinr.,s Marriages.

From the State Trials we collect that the celc-
bratcd profigato Beau Fielding, who alurishcd in
the reign of Queen Anne entertained project Of
repairing his battered fortunes by marrying a
certain rich widow, whom he had never seen, but
of whose pecuniary resources he had prudently
informed himself by obtaining from Doctors
Commons a copy of her husbands will. To this
lady the beau sent many tender and urgent mes
sages, soliciting permission to throw himself AZ
her feet not dOGbtieg that If she were but once
to behold his very handsome person she must
necessarily conceive for him q passion similar 60
that which had seized other women on their first
seeing him. The widow however, we learn,
took no notice OF his opportunities. But ono OF
his emssnries, a W, man Of the town, having
sustained some slight nj bis hands, revengcd
herself by peisuadinC another Of her trail sister
hood to pCrsonate the widow, aud 10 come in that
character TO his apartments. This done, Spanish
priest stRChed to foreign embassy was sent for,
and performed the ceremony of marriage In the
bCaus bedroom, according to the rites of The RO-
man Catholic Church. But IL appears that n few
weeks otter this Clandcstine marriage the bean
contracted a second, q regular public marriage,
with the Duchess of Cleveland, the well-known
mistress OF Charles II. She, however, soon found
him an incOnvcnient companion, and determined
TO get rid of him by an indictment for bigamy of
which capital Offense This other wife, the supposed
rich widow, being still alive) he was convicted,
but pleaded his clergy and wOuld have been
burned in the hand had not the Queen gTaciOusy
pardOned him.-La,oS of Marriage.
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In Sixth avenue. New York, there is nam
moth pic manuiactory, which turns out every
da, about GOOO Of these articles Fourteen dii-
ferent kinds OF pics are made. Upon the subject
of minco.pie, the proprietor, NJ. Hopkins, is
peculiarly sensitive. lie hates, in his honesty Of
purposo to hear the traditional references TO red
flannel, brown paper, dogs, cats, horse-aesb,
roaches, &c, for he takes too much pains to pick
out all such extraueous matter to 10 made the
object Of suspicion. AZ 20 the magnitude Of this
bakers operations, it must be stated that his
weekly manufacturing use up so barrels Off Iur,
5000 pounds OF beet, $500 pounds Of lard, 5000
pounds Of sugar, 2i0O quarts Of milk aud apples,
plums, peaches, and pumpkins pfst counting.
His OVEN bake 100 pics gJ once, and occasionally,
~ ONCuFul have been baked IN day. From this
prolific sOurHe the restaurants, saloons, hItn's,
boarding houses, aud street stalls receive thCIr
supplies. 7 es make more siOmaChs ache th an
all the vile stnn the druggists sell, and furnish
dyspepsia doctors the most lucrative branch OF
their practice.
But though Bopkius is so sensitive on the
subject # mince.pics there were maniac
turcIs OF the same ComCstiUlas in France who
were not so sensitive on the subject OF human
pies. The Paris Steele, spcakinC Of the improve
ments now making I'm Paris, te Is this story .-
"At the angle of the RuCs dcs Marmnuscs and
Dcs DCuE EmtCs, which are both condemned t0
disappear, may be seen in the wall scnlptured
! stone, partially Obliterated by time, but wni5h
/ still bears some traces Of the former design
namely dog represented in bas-relicf in the
! place OF he porcelain dog fixed there during the
! reign Of Henry II, to commemorate an act OF in-
stinct accomplished by one OF those faithful
| animals. A. No. in that street lived, in adj )in.
| ing shops, barber ana pastry A stranger
having entered the shop OF the former 10 gs'
! shaved was never seen TO leave It,
ellis family, being uneasy at his disappearance
had him sought for, aud a friend. accompanied hy
| the dog Of the missing man and scrgcaut OF the
watch, scarchcdI all over Paris. As the seeker,
were at length passing before this house 10 th,
| Rue des DeuX Ermites, the dog began b. scent
about him with an uneasy air. lie next mshC.
in'O the BARRIERS shop and commenced scratching
on the shop floor with such persistence that it le,
to the discovery Of trapdour over a cellar, whci
still exists, and where the body of the man wl'
found Cut into pieces. The barber, says the story
had made q bargain with his neighbor, who's
pies, made OF human flesh, had acquired gre
celebrity, so that when 4 Stranger came TO &C.
shaved he was placed on the trap, and a sprul
being touched, be fell into the cellar below, whcr
he was despatched bY the pastrycOok, II no
killed by the fall. The two murdarcrs wer
broken on The wheel, and their houses RACED q
the ground"
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TME sWIss rnTmEn.

THE SWISS MOTHER.
.tE nv ,. y. oARrRNrRH.
she took his ride from the wall,
The same his father bore;
She gave the boy his alpenstook
Ills fathers long before
She did not let him see her weep,
But kissed his rosy face,
She bade him boldly hasten forth
And take his fathers place
She thought but OF her c3untry's wrongs
Yet pressed him % her hoart
on we'll might that proud mother grieve
To see her boy depart.
A month before her husband Joined
His brethren ofthe glen;
week.-Mrs. liioless form thev bore
In sorrow back again;
Those warrior peasants laid 30 down
within her Alpine cot,
Then fastened back 90 meet the foe.
For they might mourn him not.
But she must send another forth,
Her doubly stricken heart
Night well BE- proud and HJt 60 break
From her brave boy 90 part.
Aud SO she took the ride from
The chamber OF the dead,
And illed the flsk, and put itOn.
Then for her boy shC ed
Go" she said, proudly, "o'er he hills
YOn'll find your fathers foe,
Yet not his death-blow 20 avengo,
For freedom strike the blow"
Ii was her bleeding cOuntry's wrongs
That nerved that mothers heart,
Yet bitter we're the tears she shed
To see her boy depart.
-BeHtlcy's Miscellany.
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CITY SINIUINUSs DR.. Chlnning thus spoke
Ike an gIO,tlC; You talk Of the prosperity Of
yuur city. I know but one true prosperity. Does
the human son, lrOw and prosper here d. not
Iomt me 90 your thrOngSd streets. l ask, who
ihrOng them Is 10 q Iow-minded, selfsCeking
gold d-wOT hippiugl mau-ocspising crowd which
see rushing through thcm' DO / meet in them
under the female fOm, the gayly decked pTOsti-
tutc or the idle, Wastetul, aimless woman Of
fashion Do l meet the young man, showing of
his pretty person as the perfection Of Natures
works, wasting his golden hours in dissipation
and slOth, and bearing in bis couutenunce the
gaze of the prOhigate Do ! meet q gruspinC
multitude, seeking to thrive by concealments and
fraud An anxious multitude, driven by fear Of
want 70 doubtful means Of gaiu Az unieeus
multitude, caring nothing for Others, II they may
themselves prOspDr and enjoy
In the ueighboTbOOd OF your comfortable and
splendid dwellings are the aDOdes OF slulld
misery Orreckless crime, Of bestal intcmpcrlnCe,
or hat-.amishe1 children, OF prolaneness, dSsO-
luteuess, or temptation for thoughtless youth
And are these multiplying Tor your prosperity,
and outsripping and neutrai2ng the influences
Oftruth and virtue Then your prosperity is a
vain show. Its true type is TO make Dett0r
people. The glory and happiness Of city con-
sist not in the number but In the character Of It's
graudtst is the art of forming noble specimens OF
humanity. The COstliest productions Of our
manufactures are cheap, compared with wise
and good human being. city which should
pIhVllNhuy btOPt NuS pi4nNlplO sHHt . "tv,' ,ss
iCOith mare than S0e1kh or Sh0tJ, would place ITSELF
OF the head Of the cities. A city in which men
should be trained worthy of the name would
become the metropolis OF the earth.
MEINHERR NoN DURCK attended in Court at
New York to got excused from the iury-boX. 81
can't understand goot Englese," qu0lh Mein-
heer. "What did he say {" asked the Judge. 81
can't understand eoot Englese," repeated the
Dutchman. "TRke your seal" cried the Judge,
"take your scat. That's no excuse you need
not be alarmed, as you are not likely 70 hear
any"
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On an ancient Factory Of Flint Tmple-
mentS.

mentS.
Doctor Leyeille, physician n. Grand Pressiny
Department Of Indirect. Loire, in Franco, has
recently discovered near that village, upon the
lands of Claisiero and Of the DJucetterie, an
ancient manufacturing place OF flint implements,
exceed ng in importance and interest anything
of the kind before known. Vast quantities of
chips Of silicUus stones, of arrow heads,
hRtchets, knives lj TO ~ CGntimCtres long, Of
lance. ads, etc, have been OOtlinCd from It.
Cut stones (HOy05lg to heS) OF prismaUc shape and
about 20 CeltimouCs long, are especially aOun-
dant they occur by thousands Uy,r an extent OF
or 6 hectares. The collections from Abbcyille
and yarlOu, Caycrus, which have excited 50 much
attention, are nothing compared with tho uCcu-
mutations at the work shop U, Prgssgay Only a
lew polished objects have been met with. DR..
| Ltyeule hus l,uu q, however, a hWchet-poUsh her.
1t is "a block OF sandstone, Al 90 so Centmes long
! ana 20 20 90 tru.G, mark throughout with fur
! lows, angular in sCClUn, in which the hatchets
/ were polished by Fiction, alter they had been
! rud ly h"p,d by hammcrng. II ltiscrtainly one
! ui th " o.. curious If tue implements OF this
! primitive branch OF indusuy.-Les Mondss.
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OFFICE DEPOT CoNnussARY OF SUB.


~ biAlENIf. . ,- ,- SO,
MAS,uMgI@S' ID; ~ N9Nemoer N 10 l''f
search pIo,Oha HIt ~ ~ '''A 'u - h - '1"
NJ, for griuIn,hng Tie Snb,i ,isenGe eplrmeRt WIN
W. lhpL aAHp N-l,ul hAi~Si,eLN ~ Ut ~, + ~ ~ -, ~
me p5'p.saS WI WI Ss l' M'S M vs. e'3Na ~ , az t, Sa
Nos l. = anu ana nl'a "lH 'e ''l licu ''I Nu' R"-
htH less man Wy , ".2lss. - 4 o., 30, so,.r+,
nll' ula Nv ia "'P'e'''-' - "-N ''i e0'' o. ~ W. 'l
T. & ~, lis o,,I m 80 ,',tt.' 4 ,ii,
un1 VIC oI,illt on L. IA, W. Nl' ~ ruu w, , ,5
H s @ -, ans I T, Gay,,. M tio ,ybargCs o., rail-
road Depot IN Wa.Hhsisn. ID ID =, , %. ~, ,,,,o,, ,,,i
,.sl ins % el a. ~, ,i,' ia '
'Ttm'9 R9 "a;; i t G m rr i..,'ns NJ Indebtedness
m a. . . ,i ', r1,r,o,t ,,s,' f,r I.sl
,,-eS,,'i, s'S1 S,,'. ''' b 90 '
Oi It'D,u, ,,.,,,,, i,s,a tl,, ul bo mad. inst
I',, "ss,-, Wy ~ ,,t'.,.i 4 lr nnIa Nm ba so,g,,r,5
,,frb ig -. @ ,rl, a s4 t a.. fr,i aar ,r,ufs n
1nv, ft, ''''' "'i.'' ''- ''
ir Flour o., Ia, delivered I'm new oak barrels. head
Uru u ''' ~ o
An ortn Glance must nr.lna7ny fhc hd of encu
GGvii be- enter aiueJ uo naI,s VINO have prov Dusiy
f,J Il .n rof1nIt win tIrrf u nom bidders not Pre-
aou, atT M ~ rCsnGnhd Syr'hd WV" '.'' '''''
C, p mont i e.yrg tnc rght 90 le bid Tor any
rou.r
lids 20 lp H1lrc rd 10 mo ndars sicugd, a. No 2I
gugpf. endorsed NIOnusI.# Iur ioUT
=. @ GREENE,
ll8Ott captain aud O. 50 81.
4, ETTTF CTruClETF NOE DEP ART
4 i,,vr IL az H We 'o'' -'''' N'''
'''-''' F,sr prfAvAur Del November d. l,at
sealed tT2p',As Z" u,n''aSo Itt v ,S5s'gI aI lt'
I y w. ~ E lima iio.. "a. III l. 1an,i N ,' Ir1i .r.
tI, r.st VTib
s ., ,ts o., ~ iaii i'Ii,r9 3 he o-rors,of , ,
tractor, in sgo1 Quantities as may nom time 10 tme De
Ig4GSo 4Hq %" ''' '-y' ' tue 0"''''
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The Duke OF Modeua has sent 20 J,rus,isr
as souvenir Of his recent pilgrimaae. threa
sPIenuto amps one the largest IS intended for
she s Holy sepaiehIe, and the other two for Beth.
lebeLn arc Na.AIeth. lie has also presented a
triarch. The Empress -Dowager OF Austris ~
recently sent fine oil painting represeatins q
~'Desoent from the Cross"
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
CuIT QJNEiErNAslEhS IS OFFICE
DEPOT or WAsHNGr0E,

WhNuEGrnN, d. q, DccemDer ., I&Su1 &
beaiea Proposals axe lntltd 1y inc unleslBu
py ng Tic MI. states SoEl 'thhs,tl nepa.
washington D. ~ balt!noie e, eu AleAanutti" tt =
Fortress oulue va or ciultt ol thtse places WIN h
Corn, oats, ana straw, d. ., ,.,,... . -ooo ,h ,
IldS Wll pc received lot le GSHNtiy Vi .VDV s ~
OF Corn or Oats, ana % TONS oi nay OF Sua"i ana
warus. 49,, -
lhuCef' must state u, NAe! OF we AnyFt.nAulou pC'
they propose 20 maze DELIVERIES, ana thc rNte5 " W.
h,y WI make ut S.i's iFefSai' 'e ne HIanuyn nsn on o
nucIc h"lNaCu 70 NC NIll'o %, tnu uu9 WIZ "h -
deliveries shaA be commenced aud Wheh 10 DC COZ
llgt'u. --..,..-. , T., - 80 Al, ,t,,
The price huti he Ilt.on out IN words on tne 3lua'
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PROPOSALS


MOTTO E-sHEJrEE
caIEr QgAEIgg',, sJsas mo ogsi9;ss gs
The Advertisement nom THIS oihce dated HOYENBEn
u I'e''"i SHELTER TENTS,
IL hereby modihcd regards the wdt q me matshe
linear vard, instead of2sis inches.
Bidders are informed That ne Teanre th'
mat rial TO be thoroughly "'ueo "'' '"'N O''' 'e'"'
"EqS r,Ipes viii be given to Cotton Duck and no Tent,
win bc rcc wed Of material weighing is-s than ounces
the linear yard ,,.trtt.p IA u.Rru
l2-l.u Chief Quartermuster Cincinnati Depot.
(duEF oUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE,
- DErur or WAsmNGroN,
wAsmNoroy D. c. January 4, 1884
an dealers in Drugs. Hardware Lumber, LoatherOmc'
Wntutg, Haucss aud >addl,y Ars reg ussted 70 ssn1
70 its s,' ON ing o. e4s WSen & ~ ssSSG @ ~
10 urnsh TO tbs depot at shot notice with the price
ieuod without delay, a., the lowest price, -,.,. =.
Dealers vhTg 10 sen to .his ttpot viii be required
furnish the list punctually every Monday m2-1ipg,,
Bilsndlcr-Gencral and Chi5fQ QuiTcrmaster.
IL Depot Of Washington.
luIEF QUABTEBMAsTEBs OFFICE
\ Cr,ISEArf, Ohio, November ~, 1854.
p,N. December y 1851 at ~ O'Clock NJ for furuisbiul
INTASTN TUOwsERs-s. Is. Ecrsay, Army stan
SHELTER TENTS. nj 2si. inch Duck. weighing q or
TO be- 1aoe n accordance with apocidcatons adopte.
hy llc QuattcmaatCrs Department. copy OF whica cai
be seen nt thH office,
Also, fCr tho imU ,diatc delivery of
pETEOLEi N Ol WAl Err PROOF PAPER,
0fvhirh bidders "a 40 furnish samples.
Samples Of the standard articles may be seen at th'
OHcp orc th me- and EgunapO ln this city,
10 he delivered frec Charge at The United states In
sItcuou Warehouse In This city IN good now pagkag
with the name OF the party furnl,nns The hi "a and quar-
tty goods distinctly ON cnc1 article andpacsage
Parties offering goods must distinctly state IN their bi 1
the quantity they propose 20 furnish, the price, aHd time
delivery.
samples, Vhcn submitted, must be marked and mum
bgrol 10 correspond with ha prngO8ali and the pare
thereto guarantee that The goods shall be, IN ever
respect equal 10 Army standard, Otherwise the propose
will not be considered
guarantee sqned by two resp yusible persons, mus
accompany each bid guaranteeing that the bidder Fl
suppy the articles awarded 20 him under this propJsa
BIDS VIII be opened on WEDNESDAY, necem1er7, lF.
AZ u O'Clock, NJ, o. this office, and bidders afe 70
QuCsted 10 be present. ...
Awards win be- made on wednesday, December 8 lS'
Bonds viii BE required that the contract wube faithiuL
flnld
Ielegrams relating 10 proposals WIN not be noticed.
Bank forms OF proposals. contracts, and bends may
obtained az this office.
The r.ght to reject any bid deemed unreasonable
reserved.
End, rse envelope "PropOsqs tcrc insert the nam
| Of the article Uncrtdl,' ACC address 49, -.
Colonel WILLIAM W. MCKIH,
l1-267 Chief Uuareruaster, Inc nnau Depot
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PROPOSALS.

IMPAIRMENT OF CITY PROPERTY,
IL unicg Second story Girard Bank
PmLNDELIIUA, November ~ 1868.
Proposals will he received at tni- ONCE until ~ oCOct
NJ Il TUESDAY. December Il. 1861, for the erection Of
a Public Green House ON the city Burial Ground, situate
an amh Tavern rohd and Heart lane
Drawings and srccI,atoHs can be seen at this olcc
JOHN ". LEIGH,
lI-3u Ct Commits siOuCT OF City Property.
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RHgaI.er-GetaFslD 70. Il. Eu.EE3
OhtfpeqOt Qu11erma,ter
Washington, d, G.


we the undersigned, residents Of ----t IN the coui
ri -. aud state OF -, hereby, Jointly ana seloIhu
covenant Will the United States and guarantee IN ca
the foregoing bid Of - be accepted taat he or "
will within ten days aiier the acceptance OF "a
bid execute the contract 0r tbe same with gOod al
sufcent suretics, IN sum equal TO the amount oi |
contract 70 furnish the forage proposed IN conformity "
terms OF the adv dated December looo' u
which the bid was made and In case we sald - -,a s
fall 10 enter into contract as Aforesaid, we Buelau'vo
make good the difference between The oner Oh ,Re @ @ s
and the neNt lowest responsible bludeii o t"0 ~
snt to whom the contract may be awarded 80,
Given under our hands aud seals this - oAy -.
1856, fseal1
Mtihes3;- . 49,. 81, 49,, k,,yylaige AZ
mere certify that, 10 the best OF my eno"iSuSs sSa
beeC the ahOve-uamcd guafanlors are goou anu ~ ~
as suetss Or the amount for which they ohsr
Te be certified by the Uaited states District ASrIs
Collector OF Gu toms any OTHER oncef lhueI 20 NJ
states (,oyeFnmen or responsible person KNOWN " "
ohce. ss.-,tI. .ay.rttsap,ent will
snld * examiped al this Ohice on Wednesday ~
SP,sS.y Of esch week atl2 Nj Bidders are respeWens W
invited 10 be present Al the opening oi SH1 M RSKER
l-4h Brl2adlef Genera AAu VuA'''iNS~'''i
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DRUGGISTS PHYSICIANS,
BVD
GENERAL sTOREBEEPERS
Can fnd At our ost tshment fu Imported
tnd Domestic Drugs, Popular Patent Medicines Paints,
Coal OIL window Glass; Pre- cpuou Yias, &c, a. as low
prees as genuine 1rst-c'ass goods can be sold
FINE ESSENTIAL OILS
Tor Confccloners in fun variety, and Of the bcst quality
Co,hnoal, Bengal Indigo, Hadder, Pot Ash, Cudbcar,
Eota Ash Alum oil Yhoi, Anna.to Copperas, Extract
Of Iog,yood &c, FOR DYEBs' uae, always hand a.
lowest net cash prices
PURE SPICES FOR FAMILY USE,
Ground expressly for sales and to which We invite
ihe attention uf those IN want offelabe articles
Also, LNDICO, STARCH, MUSTARD, Ger Of eztra
quality,
Orders by mail or city post, viii meet with prompt A.
ionoD, or trecia quotations wiz be furnished when re
qputcd. - -
WRIGHT & SIDDALII,
Wholesale Drug Warehouse,
iallly No. ll9 MAHEET Street, above Front.
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Th.r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-06
WILLIAM WALKER,
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-06
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