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THE PROGREssIvE CHARACTER OF
.M THE AGE.


800 THE AGE.
The secret Of success In life Is selEreliance.
diSiduals and communities who depend for
prosperity on foreign aid never thrive. There
Is, moreover, a sort of meanness in all depend
ence which Is revolving to proud spirit,
while &c Ia q condition never incurred except
by those who are destitute of manly principle
and energy. Greatness Of no kind has ever
been achieved, either by States or men, but
through the diligent exercise of inherent
power and resources; and all observation
affects, that abject weakness and pusillanimity
are the lot of those who owe whatever of
strength or prosperity they possess to foreign
souFces- ........
1t Is Fortunate that it is 30. 1t was a wise
and good Providence that imposed the obliga-
tion Of labor upon mankind, and enforced it
by a necessity none can violate. ''In the
sweat OF thy face shalt thou eat bread"
though pronounced as q curse, has operated
as blessing. 1t has compelled the exercise
OF human talent, and produced that wonderful
eifilization 10 which the world has advanced.
An that has been accomplished by art and
science, from the rudest age to the present
time, Is attributable TO the natural compul-
sIon We all are under to toll for every yalu-
able addition 70 the comfort, elegance, and
pfattical usefulness of life.
This benefcent principle of physical and
intellectual activity Is still operating, and
marvellous as are the conquests it has already
Wph, the achievements Of educated and ex-
poEienced industry in the past will doubtless
be eKcelled by those that are to succeed. The
age Is emphatically an age of progress. Every
ffesh acquisition made by mind and mechani-
cal skill Is adding TO the capacity to attain
new triumphs in practical philosophy. At no
previous period has inventive genius been
more busIly employed in the cause Of art.
Almost every day It contributes some new
means 10 economic the operations Of labor,
facilitate human intercourse, and draw closer,
BY virtually shortening time and space, the
relations OF distant governments and communi-
ties. The world, in effect, Is constantly CON
tracing its Dimensions under the magical in
fpence of steam and teIegraphs, The age in
which mountains interposed, made enemies
Ofnations," has passed away, and lanis which
once, "interseeted by a narrow firth, "abhorred
each other, are now, through the agency Of
modern conveniences of communication, like
kindred drops minglIng into one" -,-
Asa result Of this growing intimacy, com
Iperce and Industry are stimulated, while the
great metropolitan centres are multiplying in
number, wealth, and influence. Each u
striving, too, Tor ascendeney, Advantages o.
position are measured, local pride Is excited
aud every energy Is strained by generous
competition. From this eager rivalry Of cities
emEnate increasing improvements, while labOl
Is hept active, mechanical ingenuity perfected
Invention exercised, and riches, instead o
beiue amassed In the Golfers Of the few, are dis
trsbuted among the toiling millions, and SOree'
into wholesome circulation The race, there
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TuE Mosov1ro's Drrrr.--

THE MosoUITos Dirty
nj rHR nARD or rOwRR HALL,
My friend II seems 10 grleve you
That you can't mako me leave you,
Prom my hum -um-u.mmi
Though nv song must give delight,
Igst gsttTslyS Sy BBsoti BSS eiEeso 20 si,s@ Si,so'
With hum um'u-m-ml
But, this biting trait you 500
In your follow mon 20 b0
With my hum-um-ummf
Can you nsno one earthly sPo.
Mhere a mans M n,si s,esIi-agpolated lot
with hum-um-u-n-ml
You can't show me ono. Oh yssl
Where iSSy dSP's \ thSlI q, race I. GePrO"
For n you at Tower Hall
You win not got BIT at all
With hum-um u-m-ml
Our stock Of sessonsblo Clotnug Is stl tuil and
plete being ropenlshed by large daily additions WEI
selling summer stock at old prices much Sei9S present
NO. SIS Market street
DEHSBrI Co.
INTERESTING RELIC PROM THE RUINS or
CmAMBERsBURo.-Our readers are often regaed
with the triumphant achievements of evans &
watsou's" and "Herring's Best" over the de-
vouriug element, but in the window Of Messrs.
Grover and Bakers Sewing Machine establish
ment, No. $50 Chestnut street, our citizens are
now for the first time made aware Of the fact
that Grover & Baker Sewing Machine is as
much "Sa amander" as a ire-proof safe The
burned machine referred 20 was the property OF
Mr.. b. +. Mead, of Chambersburg, whose house
WIS one of the consumed buildings. A. relic
of one of the most barbarous acts OF the war, tho
instrument in question Is attracting much at
tentiOn.
UPHoLsTRRY.-Chairs,S Sofas, Curtains, Shades,
Carpets, and Mattresses upholstered in the very
best manner at Patterns, No. 1908 Chesnut street.
RIB. DA CosTAs WEST ISDIAS ToovH WASH
is the best preparation now in use. Inquire for
it-get it-use it-and he your own judge.
Manufactured from pure West Indian vegetables
Sold everywhere. M. IL. LEvETT, Proprietor.
PARAMOUNT PARK is now the resort of thou
sands of our citizens daily. There is certainly no
more beautiful or delightful place in the vicinity
of Philadelphia. The walks aud drives are in
admirable condition, and the grounds are bright
| III verdure. Last Sunday at least twenty-five
| thousand persons enjoyed the fresh air and
| scenery, and to-day, should the weather be pro-
| pitious, still greater number will dolDtless
| wend their way thither. Speaking of the Park
| reminds us of the eXcellently conducted Riutp
| House, on Landing avenue, above Coates street,
| which is let0ppiug-place that deserves the re-
membrance of our readers. The rooms are ele-
can't and spacious and are handsomely decorated
with vines and flowers of rare descriptions. The
refreshments, creams, and beverages are of the
finest order, ana the proprietor, Mr.. G. busch, Is
q mOst courteous one.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
R|s II L L. 1 II L.
FoR 1HE
Suffering People Of Chamborsburg,
/, IL l. LIE T.

At meeting Of citizens held at the BOARD Of Trade
Rooms on Tuesday the Sd nst TO adopt mea'ures foe
the relief OF the suffering people Of Chambersburg, the
unders ed were appointed committee TO appoA 20 the
citizens Of Philadelphia for their generous aid TO this
greatly distressed community
than 1860 Of the people Of STATE, large
majority Of them and children, homeless, And
many Of them pennyess, without much change
Of clothing. Their wants pressing and they require
immediate rellef We arc this simple staemon;
that will be necessary 70 awaken the aoiye sympAhy of
our citizens, and insuie a liberal response.
Send promptly your contributions 10 the Trea-
surtr, EDMUND A. soUDER, Esq, DOCK street wharf
or If more convenient to either the undersigned mem
hers OF the Committee,
The money and materials thus contributed will Se
PLACED by this Committee with prompness In the hands
such reliable discreet gentlemen Of Chanbersburg
will insure the best disposition Of your benevolent
tributions
COMMITTEE.
ALEXANDER G.CATrELL,
JOSEPH PATTERSON,
GEORGE n. STUART.
EDMUND A. S0UDER
o. W. bAvIS,
sTEPHEH FLANAGAN,
Al. DREXEL. H-
john o. JAMES, .
sIHoE GRAFT. .-.. ---.
PHILApEL1uA, August !, 1851 au6 =
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afHrrteti.

FIFER-FARESw0RTH.-O .-On the 18th inst, BY Rev.
g. Washington Jerman, at his residence NO 22l Marriott
8 treet, Mr. RICHARD H. FlFER TO Mis- ABIGAIL
FARNSW ORTIZ, all OF this city.
JEFFERlES-sHA1N.-on the morning of the lth
Instant at the residence Of the bride Iather by ReyAu
Thomas. MIR. J. HOWAR JEFFERIES to Miss AIRY
BHAIN, daughter OF MIR. Edward 5haln, all OF this city
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II OsT sT-cRRTIFICArE no. 10, DATKD
Juiy ls is9 - os sharc n tha capit 8took 81 NJ
ssosS Ana niue ssfssts aassnser hallway Company, "a
tAe name of NJ A. bailey. A. applle .ilsn hAs besn nas
pssss return IA sane 70 te soo Of the Company,
leSotfIl3f hOb1' u NAtLOn'
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VII IIl q II L. A II T. II Il
uEHRX sIMoSsU s. MA rToSAL WAGON WORKS,
LILIES CHILLED IRON SAFE
MASTER OF THE SITUATION.
TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.
Its Enemy. like his great Prototype,
"THE FATHER or ALL ERROR,"
MUST SUCCUMB.

mOcl oOSOOMD'
Tho citizen, Of Philadelphia and vicinity are parou-
ry requested read the following note Mr. HENRY
slAOESi-
PaIADELI1uA, July 20, 1894
NJ ssdet. Ascent fOr Liles chilled Iron Nalc'--
DEAE SK.-1he No. 10 Chilled Iron SAFE purchased Of
YOU IN lS was in ry Onice, which burned entirely
down, with my wagon factory on Friday ngnt last MY
reached The Guiins, therefore attention was paid to
she SAFE amer the ne, for some L aa!s ,, ,,u ,u,,
south Of my main shop and as The Wind az the time
foperd SiroTgy upon the ofnce and svcfything com,
busble burned entirely up On examining the safe the
paint and little repairing externally Is ready and
/ can cGeeriury recommend LILIES CHILLED IRON
SAFE TO all interested as most thorougn tiTG Pro91
U. s. National Wagon Works
The following in the above certificate parIicG
lArly motto eAbe:-
First The character OF the building is being located
Just south Of the main Wagon, shop, With Us Immense
amount combustae material; also the fact that the
wind at the time strong from the norh which rcsd
an immense amount OF heat upon thus building
second. The fact that the safe was the smallest sA bat
days without or attention. As there was n"thS
Third That the safe is not sprung Warped or twisted
bu, si order and At for use even the LOCK being
This wonderful result togsther with TIE result Of the
attempt robbery OF Les Chill, Iton safe At the
West Philadelphia Trust und, Just puoshe must prove
to the satisfaction of all paTues Interested p sales ta'
G l1ns5y SS Shs tSoSshy rG To and ba q proof the e
iron safe maker David Evans assertion q ne contrary
notwithstanding Netlits EiVN"eh'" - "" s'N 'NF "
TT1rf. - - .,,.,,,, -. ..
n B-Thc above 5afe is now at nv deppt and AL pNr
ties Interested Wal please examine 1t ior hsmse,yes;
av5-l, No, 2l =. SEVENTH street
1 Choice OId Governments
ROASTED fRssu
! EVERY MORNiNo,
| DAVIS a Rt,HNtDs,
| ARcU aud rK'fn.
". q. whitman q 90,
Manlf OF New Delicious Coniectons, Aluoad
Paste Chocolate Carameis, Creams La Mode De
/ Paris, cXqusely favored,
! Roasted Jordan Almonds &c sc
No. $40 Chesnut street, bolo" Fourth.
Ateck a. Co.'s Pianos,
, STICK 4 CO.'S MASON PASOS
!
HAMLUSs
| Rs7A
GARNET
arRnK d cog ORGANS PIANOS.
J. u. GOULD,
| Seventh and Chesnut streets
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DEArNEss. NOISES ~ THE man.
THROAT DIsEAsEs, cATARRH.


Those who sunor from thcae maladics have w7r the
very best oppotiuny for andlng relie The sp4araus
onnstruoted 81 Dr VOH AOsCfizfaKER il uud5uofediy
the perfectly effective Agent used for cchns
The Of the dscesc 10 which u y dr ccd snd ersdt
eating u with wonderful rapcitY. The appucat8n ~
painless. once No. lWT WALNUT Street.
TESrIMONthLS.
To the Deaf r. Won Moschzisktf, Aurist, No. 1927
Walnut street. operatd most successfully my ears.
Restoring 70 perfect heArins. sun nd frnm what the
physicians called athckenng Of The drum Of 'he ear.
WILLIAM CKANE, Butde-,
Res deucc, so. iSia X second street.
Philadelphia, Augusta, 1854
PHILADELPHIA 9hth iuue t4-This Is ~ certify that
for cur was troubled with offensive discharec,
accompanied with deafness. fhave bern lreacd ~ uu-
uctouH physicians without receiving any hgncdf some
months apo applied 90 ~. v on Moschz skfr who has
accomplished perfect cure. ..I
JOSEPH SHOEMAKER
or the hrtn Of Shoemaker a Tisda, 0icrchans.
Private residence No. T22 Green street
ENE.-Dr. Won MOSCHZGSKER can be consulted
hl HladieH Of the Rye The SURGICAL Cp rnti1ns 70
restore SIGHT Bkilfuilv performed
ofiice, No. 1917 WALNUT srset.
where hundreds of Is the above
be examined Aug-d
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NIARsHALs sALR.--BY VIRTUE OF A
M writ of sale BY the Hon. John Cadwalader
Judge Of he District Court Of the United Btaes In and
FOR the Eastern Disel OF Pennsyyana, In Admirably. 70
me directed W % sold Public Sale, 10 tho highest and
best bidder for cash, at hICHEHkRb STORE, No. lf3
NJ FRONT street. on WEDNESDAY, August 10, 1854, 90
~ clock bales and 10 baes of Cotton being car
goes Of vessels unknowh-
United States MaEshal Y, d. of PcnnA,
pbledelphia, July 70, l0j4. Nood
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NIARSHAL's SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
M Writ OF Sale by the Hon. John Csdw alAdeI, Judge
of the District the United ssaes In aAdfor the
District Of PennsyNanla In Admiralty, 70 me al
reeled will be sold public salo the highest and best
bidder, for cash, at hICHEEER's STORE, No, li2 N.
FRONT Street, on WEDNESDAY August 10, 1864, At II
O'Clock M 90 bales and 45 bales OF cotton, being eagOes
y '''''- WILLIAM MLLwARD,
u. g. Marshal n. ID. Of PennA.
PRIIADHIPliIA, July %, 1874 jY29-d
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GEORGE II. STUART,
II BANK Street. Philadelphia

N5Fs CAMP MEETING.-A CAMP MEET
SSS ing OF the GermOn Methodist Society VIII be hsl
In KneedIens WOOdB, near North Wales station Sn y
EnTth PennsV Vlyanla railroad, commencing ON MONDA
August &, 10 cOntlnue one week. ...-,.
ON fhe gTound by u. r. CLARKE, ana
~ j. BUSH.
Excursion tickets will be issued by s Sors1
vana hainoa' S0"P'AS'' ~ au5-4
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sG9fe THE UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN
bxS Commission beg leave - acknowledge the roceipt
Of the following additional hospital stores up 10 August
PHILADELPHIA.
Messrs. X. & A, W. Il package.
North Broad Street Church. packAgOs.
Charles Elils son a Co, box,
Philadelphia DAILY News" daily packages.
Mrs. u. r. Cur iss Il hON.
Fast Marlborough. bnx, Union Relief Society.
Lancaster, box, Patriot Daughters"
West Chester, boxes Mrs. X Smedley. :
Germantown, boxes, l.. G. G., First rresoyterAp
% packages additional above, Aeknouiedsee
elsewhere In religious papers -
matter OF thanks thatthe cargo recently sent on
Boston by the Christian Commission TO CITY foint arNe
inst afer the venture agaDst Petersburg had occurred
time the relief and comfort OF many OF the brave D2y
who suffered In that engagement. In All respects M
cargo was peculiarly adapted the wants OF Just sueh
time as il came in Stu God lives In HIS Pfovicences
The sabbath school children must not forget to MAX
wives comfort bags, pads, &c, FOR the soldier
The eAn for these articles sun continues very great
GEORGE IL. STUART,
Chairman.
Il No. IL BANK Street, Philadelphia
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TINTED STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT
I . Oh PENNsNLNANtA, SGT. ,
10 rnf MAKsHsI OF TaE CASTERS Dis sfRICT
Oh lkNNBiLNAhiA,
wiEREAs. The District Court Of the United statos ia
and Or the Eastern District Of PennsyVAna rightly and
oui, proceedng on Lho hied ia the name ufths United
tate of America ha decgeed al person. IN general who
have. pretend 20 have ANY right he, or lnefestin
csptt,ed hy tho United vessel Of ARlE ander
command of Volunteer Lieutenant = /. Deylns.to be
ns1e undrryritir ana 10 the enecs hereafter pressed
tusiicc ruqarngl You hre, therefore oharted 9nd
birct en- olned and commanded that omit not, but
that BY publishing these presents ~ o. east two OF ne
daily newspapers printed aud published IN the city
40 mon ~ cite. cause to be monshed and cited,
prtmp or AL ptrs0nsn general who have, or pretend
cHnwALNn k Il E iuisc Of tie u Cour, At tue Ds-
g SsS % ss5 2 a y @ aseon E o ii SS SS 'SSn coa
day or tlsp dRy following, between the
elrge n drc orm OF law REASONABLE and lawful eNcuse
Gny they have why the sad oilhytwo bales o. cotton
iRS capture Of ne same, to he enemies of the
| nl,ed states, ard, as goods of their enemies or
! 10 be adud.Cd aud condemned as gold aud law
| n prizes; and further 70 DO and receive In this
Intimate or cause be innEted unto All persons aore
said generally 90 whom BY the ten9r Of these presents
time and place mentOned appear and AhA not
reasonable and Lawful sauss 70 The contrary thsn
dicaiion the said capture, and may pronounce that
tue said eghty-tvo bales Of cotton ed belong, a the
United states u america aud as goods of theT enemies
or Otherwise, liable and subject 70 eonascaon aud m
demnaion 20 BE- adjudgtd ande ndemned as lawful pfH
the absence rather cont amaze Of the persons 20 cited
and lnilmated in wise and that yog
/ In the premises, ogetheT with these presents.
Witness the Honorable JOHN q cADWALADER, JGdse
August A. D. 1851 and in The eghty-nlnth year Of h'
IndePendsnes oftoe United sistss- r, ,,.,. s,,o.,
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WANTS.
FOR sALE ANp 10 la.


n FOR SALE-sj,OOO,OOO WORTH OF
ToR sRIF-@f6ioioo WORTH o. REAL rs cate.
fuR sALE-Sj 00OlO0O WORTH ~ REAL ssTAIE.
No wishing purchase Real EstAtn. .uher for n-
ncnt OccupaucN should fi 20 call on me hrat, as
have quantity of property A. the old prices Have
some Of the creates, har.tios oflhe age
NEAT DWELLING, No 626 n. Sixth street Twelve
rooms OF ~ by lO0. t6700. ... .... .
NEAT DWELLING. cast side Sixth street north OF
Vine $500. Pos cssion soon.
NEAT DWELLING, north eide Vine, west Of sentoih
street Lot lsh by as feet TO street 5000. Posses
,BoE FoUR STORY DWELLING, No. I7Os Race
etc ct. sq0OO
sPLENDiDLY BUIIT DWELLING, No. sl5 n. Tenth
street Twelve lo IL by l20 TO \ street 97uOJ.
NEAT DWELLING, west side Twelfth street, north Of
Race Excellent neigbborhood. Let is by 30, $500.
ELEGANT DWELLING, No. 4S7 N. Fourth street,
NAT nwT LING, No. Ai9 n Seventh street, $780,
WELL-pUILT DIV lLING-witli AuiCs. Thirteen
rooms LOT TX by ~ No 7Os Brown street.
SPLFNDID BROWN. eTONE FRONT DWELLING,
Summer street, west OF sixteenth Sl2 800.
% by Ill 20 street Three story all through. slOOO
Besides nearly 1000 other pToperte EyeLy person can
he suited. GEORGE Q. MILLER,
Practical Real Estate Agent and Broker,
No III N SIXTH street
CNAPE ISLAND, CAPE MAY, N. J.-FOR
" BlLE.-CO,tage on Lafayette street II rooms. Lot
60 b. 2CO feet.
nui.a FIRST STORE ABOVE ATLANTIC HOTEL.
a TO ORENT.-HANDSOMB STORE, WITH
A plate glass windows, and dwelling. No. 25T 8. ELE
NENrH Street iy2l-u
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S-,OusrY,s TEA WAREHOUSE.-RSTA A
L busbed n leeO--Importer and Dealer ~
Fine Teas, Wines, and lAquorS
On''os hA'--c Cross Blaekwslrs Pioklos and Sauces
English ana 7'0''" ' - Canned Meats PruEs, Soup, ~
EAy Assses put ~ Nisa aa 8. sEoosD street
haaH J0sHUA y. coUsTY.
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CARPETS, MATTNGs, OIL CLOTHS AND
I } Wlndovy Shades, from New York Auction sales
CSIiObtiv wet Magnificent Brussels wide, sl'to,
Ss1i1 sl.s0 and $40, Imitation Brussels, lpAintedJ
tonate prizes Imperial Carpets Sl 70 eiIo per yArd
aI a7X 10 55 cents Pei yard; Matings, the
laSsest assortment offered In PhnadeiRha from ~
II ~ esnts a ward the New lerk Auction baes De-
~ ftoSrnsSlx etethlow's,) No. A7 y. SECOND Suee
hYst dooI above walnut, opposite Corn Exchange
ty7-9m
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Eeler=W eriMerunaSaefeH
fddft BON Baltimore

Jeorepeltl!1e Gde pen Baltimore unb Mcrtbitr.
Dteie @eklf&aft befst eth beteutenees 8aar.g apitaL Der.
'9eFt @ebnues NAB Ncbtlten ~tnnerbdlb anb ~auserbalb Der
taet, eseen Serlat 6ur@ teuer, ~ fOlHen @attn, bte 10.
obi gewtnntringent fur oe Gpmpaentt Fnb, unb aud ttre
tnretHenbe @drantie fur BITE 8erF&erten tteie..
o6rtfHt6f eeer peri0nliGe @ppltFatcnen uerben FOfurt
. ~ Ltes. g. 5ambIetpn yrd,s
80. u L. .-t-.- SirpEfnrp4as
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Ieuers&jeEncperunS
ictttrten G~taerntanus 0sr16 ertagsas
lEu.M1Ff 500 W1lkimcre.

le1iAlit ron Baltimore.
eoss SCutbar., ssser0bet oen 5un-@ebdubt
3n Getrapt Der cricI sretd,sa Es6ti6tett pes HGnapf-Eeutr-
essssSesasHts aslsn MIR BON 1ta:s IN gum ~ttaistrtn prstfs
enc gcIteen Gr4 nRn ernesern Gut bic atten sn ben btuta.
en- Naten. MQe Dtetentsen, wel6s pduler. ERSbeI ODE,
,nhtSt Nertbee8entonet nc eth cper at6tn SABRE iu per.
&ern wuniHen, weroen Siernatl ttnecIaben, R@ tie Qt6t
nteret berGb9eestea Vr6nten an,uiebtu.> f7,r -
Nue Bsrlube trfrtfn Ete NSber prompt nnb Itbsf6I aus.
eiahIt. so1tl-1k ASA 9obniR VI sprt, pr6S.
Dtrtft0ren
DIN. U, Dad Eoab NGIFes, 6roncts Durus.
laen p6tne, Rtddrk Z. WO1rn Jautes Dsuna.
aAHssG Dbetbsn. JaHes g. Bruce 3 Srsuets q. UftGe,
aute$ @ettu, EGaExI Rtit ,S1nses .. Gerree
arsefses Cais SaeOb Erua, 81. :. & 8. 5tsss..
6. n-~av srra 2efs @useEast Geev.
Tops,
Rolling Hoops,
States Il Pencils,
Christal Seed Beads for
f,p Collars,
Marbles,
Balls &c.
q. p. etetn5eN.
o61<k ~ 0ek DaIttN1eeArARee AeafeEae ae, eHt
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~oatSEsn Jas GIuDuaUgIeG ai0 J1eIIeuos
GEfp0ruts Osn Aest, GtI0 d. @ntfernsrt
.4,. et.ss bsta ts 100"
BGIttaatrss 8ssa SbScs @ifeub0H n
do1 olen Gketie1 tes Befteps
asEs
Rortersburs une Martetto. goes Renmsca.
~ @9eelta0 uuo Gotumtus.
Die e~n;tetmnre ben lH0ittuiOrt mao ousn 9sStsen bs Sa.
Hsns etE HT, StaGtSn " enl etsiet Habn taSssl. GlS %
GutgrGntea, rel1t no bH sSaIgtmtee. sub { biz. Cts
sepn" beb.tuen, merbtu NIT b~enttIbeu AGgen ruh andorn i"
etesst, ~e Sts paieeIsrs etfass SIsHe. @sl&e neEr ais SN
GoppcItt sctIen. . - $3.50
ale UaSeH btiG 1eSn Essen sescGass, sts,. v.fS,, :.
Ra&teet erleu&tes, IN &tnter eeHilt, aED Is NTH hen Sass
ltertn K~rtnftr6ner ntrebret@t, tIr5aua e If tar Sic Etcusn.
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