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The Hing Of Italy.

Though the King did not stop long at Florence,
h. made himself very popular. Once he walked
down from POggiO Imperiale towards the Porta
Romano, accompanied only by two aides-de-camp,
and met a peasant carrying oats to POggiO. The
King, who was not recognized, stopped the cart,
wanted TO see the oats, spoke TO the peasant about
his farm and the market prices, helped him 10
replace his bags on the cart, and at last gave hin
three dollars ~ buy a new pipe, as the old one he
was smoking had such an offensive smell. Then
only the peasant recognized the King, and told
the incident to everybody whom he met, declar-
ing that the King knew more about farming than
anybody else. Victor Emmanuel likes to enter
into conversation with tine Italians when be sees
that they do not know him. and many anecdotes
are told of him which remind us of uaroun Al
Raschid.
Once he shot a hare in sight Of n peasant, near
Racarigi, who 1T once came to him, and asked if
he would not like % earn Il muta -four pence,)
az he was such q capital shot. a fox" said
the peasant, " comes every day before dawn TO
my farm. and carries my hens and chickens
away. If you come and kIl him. You may have
the skin and n muta." The king promised to do
80, and on the following day kept his word. At
four O'Clock ia the morning he was on the farm,
shot the fox, got the mutl and showing il on his
return at the palace, said, 81 shall keep that
muta, IL is the first money | ever earned by real
work" OF course, he sent a new dress to the
farmers wife, who was always proud TO show the
kings present at all the country fetes-
Thus Victor Emmanuel wins the hearts Of his
people and becomes popular but ne does not
like the H~lestieTs del re. To receive the aristoc-
racy in drawing-rooms. to be present at great din
ueTs. or at court balls, Is his detestatiCn, and he
leaves that portion of the duties of his royalty to
his uncle, the Prince Of Carignano, and 10 his
sister-in-law, the Duchess of Genoa. His sons,
too, the Princes UmbertO and Amadeo, relieve
him of the tIresOme duty of holding courts; his
own tastes are more simple and more manly, but
mis- greatest happiness would be TO lead . charge
of cavalry against the Austrians. This Is the
reason why he IL far more popular with the sol
diers, the peasants, and the townspeople, than
with the aristOcracy, who for 4 moment succeed
I'd in rousing the people of Turin against him {:
but now he Il again rs popular as he ever was.
II the upper classes received him cooliy, the peu-
pie We're full Of enthusiasm-happy to SEE their
honest King.-COr. London Daily NerS.
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CgURRIER DEz ErsIs UNIs.-Ihi- French pa
per. which has not only used but abused the
license that it, insignifcance has secured for il
during the four cruel years just closed, II mis-
represent, bciittle, and malign this country, i
now in sore travail about what it calls the revi-
yaI Of d. Eiibusterism.' An American paper in
Paris conducted a. this French concern las been
Conducted here, under reversed circumstances,
would not only have been summary suppressed,
but it. publishers and editors would have been
ezemplarily punished. The American nation
and IT. authorities, however, have had more seri-
Gus matters IN hand than that Of extinguishing
or even shutting up 4 gang of garliceaters, who,
while they revOlved among the small and none
too fragrant cook shops Of the city. really i'm
agined they were doing something 10 form if not
control public opinion. That they have done
their best in the cause Of fal5ehoOd and detraction,
both % help the South and serve the perjurer
who keeps his iron heel on the meek necks of
their countrymen At home, l. not 70 be doubted
if they did not do better. il was only the ability
that was wanting not the viii. Tools more alb
iect and interruptions could not be found, and
We hope they viii soon be able 10 v~entilate in the
c0U}isSes of the theatres, that little red ribbon in
the button-hole, which in France is awarded 30
whoever has wit enough u escape being run over
by an omnibus for q six month.-Lesfe' W'd.
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y New SOUTHERN CITY.-Among the items of
progress and change, We notice that the United
States Direct Tax Commissioners for South Car
olina have laid the plan for Il magnificent city
near the entrance Of Port Royal harbor. It's
location il at the southern extremity Of st.
Helena Island. 1t is one Of the most beautiful
spots in the world for u great commercial city,
with i bay or harbor into which the largest of
our naval vessels easily enter, and where they
have perfect protection from stormy winds. 1t
Is far superior to the harbOr Of Charleston.
The editor Of the American Baptist has re-
ceiyed from DIR. Brisbane = handsome lithograph
Of the proposed city. 1t is beautifully laid out i'll
uniform squares and wide streets, with reserves
for public edifices, parks and gardens. The lots
are of large size, and they are so arranged as 10
adapt them best for business and for health.
One set Of streets is named after illustrious men
Of our Revolution. and others have the names Of
trees and flowers, all arranged in Alphabetical
order.
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IRISH EMIGRATION I'd THE UNITED STATEs.-The
Cork (Ireland) Examiner mas 4 lively description
Of the crowd Of emigrants that throng at Queens
town when one Of the transatlantic steamers
arrives. 1t says that there Is hardly an addressed
person 10 be seen, and that the spectator Is i'm
pressed with the conviction that the scene before
him represents the health and strength Of the
nation about TO depart from it. Having adverted
to the causes Of emigration, ne says - The facts
we youch for are these-that within q period Of
only two weeks. past and 10 come, nearly l 500
persons. inhabitants Of Ireland, have left and
will leave this country through only one line Of
steamers, calling at only one port in Ireland
that more would 20 if accommodations could be
provided for theuI and that Of these at least
eighty Per cent. are men and women in the
prime Of life. This is not a bad two weeks sta
tis;ics. II suggests Il curious criticism on the
statements of certain statesmen Of the present
day on various occasions, who incline to consider
the present emigration from Ireland as q little
harmless phIcbOtomy which is only necessary 10
cool the blood Of the nation. But phlebotOmy
may become hemorrhage, and III those instances
the mistake is fatal to the patient"
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How TO JUDGE THE WEATuER BY THE Sky
The colors of the sky at particular times afford
wonderfully good guidance Not only does u
rosy sunset Tresagc fair weather and IL rudy
sunshine bad weather, but there are other tints
which speak with equal clearness and accuracy.
y bright yellow sky in the evening indicates
wind . pale yellow, wet a neutral gray color
constitutes a favorable sign in the evening, an
uniavorable one in the morning. The clouds are
full of meaning in themselves. If their forms
are soft, underlined, and icathery, the weather
Will be fine il the edges are hard. sharp and de-
finite, it will be foul. Generally speaking, any
deep. unusual hues betokcn wind or rain while
the more quiet and delicate tints bespeak fair
weather. Simple as these maxims are. the
British Board of Trade has thought tit to publish
them for the use of seaiariug men.
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Spirits, Wines. &c.

Superior Fronch brandy, in casks and case-.
Barrels and kegs Of rum, Genuine Holland gin,
Common Holland gin, BenicariO wine, in casks,
Claret. in casks and cases,
Barclay. Perkias X Co.'S porter, in quarts and pints,
German ale. in quarts and pirts,
Superior sherry and portgine, in cases,
Stomach btters.
Champagne, quarts & pints, Hcidsieck K Cos Grand win
Champagne, quarts & piuts, Runart pere i hls, Carte b
Sellers water.
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VAST WEALTH or CRGsUs.-Cresus fourished
about the middle of the sixth century b. c. The
p~rOdigiOus wealth which he inherited had been
increased by the tribute of conquered nations, by
the coniiscation Of great estates, and by the
golden sands Of POctoIus. Perhaps some idea of
the extent Of lis wealth may be formed from the
rich votive offerings which Inc is known to have
deposited in the temple of the gods. Herodotus
himself saw the ingots Of solid gold, which to
the number of one hundred and seventeen. were
laid up in the treasury at Delphi. He also saw,
in various parts of Greece, the following offer
ings, all in gold, which had been deposited in
the temples by the same opulent man Il figure
Of a lion, probably Of the natural size Il wine
bowl Of about the same weight as the lion a
lustral vase a statue of a female, said to be
CTesus's baking woman, four and one-half feet
high a shield and a spear some figures Of cows;
different place from the first and of greater size.
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SundPies.

Blankets. scarlet. blue. green, white, grey,
Burlaps. Black silk umbrellas.
Black six hat ribbon, Fancy bonnet ribbon,
ElaCk and fancy silk velvet ribbon,
Linen thread, white, brown, black,
Cotton thread, white and blue. spool cotton.
Worsted braid and gimp, Barge, black, brown, blue,
Grape White cotton huckaback towels.
Linen bucSahack towels.
Cotton ana linen Turkish towels.
Carpet bags. Wooden shawls aud plaids,
Long shawlS, Berlin wool.
Ladies AMI ~chilIreu's straw hats. trimmed.
Boys straw hats and caps, French caiiskius.
Plated candestcks, Ladies' head dresses.
Po-te-m1nnaies. Ladies' work baskets,
Ladies writing cases, Lead pencils,
Carpenters pencils, steel pens
Fo0lscap, letter. and note paper.
Blank books. Receipt books. Letter copy books.
Envelopes, Framed states and slate pencils,
Assortment Of toys.
Ivory combs, Dressing combs. Hair brushes,
Pearl buttons. Pant buttons. Porcelain buttons,
Gold leaf Printing paper, Smoking pipes,
Walking canes. Su~peujrrs, Feather busters,
Ladies AMI gentlemen kid and silk gloves,
Bed quilts. Rife powder. in : and / ID tins.
Flower pots. Empty d~em,johns,
OAK n KEGS
OIL SHOCKS, FIRE BRICKS.
FIRE LAY III CLAY.
KAOLlN. PORTLAND CEMENT.
BLACKSMITH
STEAM GOALS.
ROOFING ATE
Oak Boats l6, II. IS. l9. 20 fl long.
&-eou
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ESaHsdkeHcHaEees.

Fancy pongee silk handkerchiefs,
silk corahs, Black silk c~ravats,
Black and fancy silk uecktics,
Turkey red and yellow handkerchicfs,
Fancy cotton handkerchieis,
White muslin handkerchieiS fancy border,
White muslin hauIkerclieis, lace border,
NaienCienue haadkercAiefs,
Linen ambric handkerchiefs.
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Hosiery.

Mems grey AMI white meriuo socks,
Mems brown and mixed cotton socks,
Women white aud black cotton stockings.
Chiilrcn's socks and stockings.
Mems heavy wooden socks and stockings,
Mems wO1len COmfoTters,
Mems grey and white merinO undershirts,
Ladies' white meriuo underShirts,
BrnMn. white and ELncY sir.pen cotton unleral
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&aGIEery.

LadIes' side saddles.
English saddles, all hoGskin. complete,
English saddles, hoeskin seats, complete,
French saddles. complete,
Brides with curb bits, Iron timed bits.
Wooden and cotton saddle girths.
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Naval Stores.

Boiled li1secd oil, Zinc paint,
White Lead, Green paint. Paris green,
Prus-iau blue, Red lead, Yellow ochre,
N-uitian red, Copp-: pump tacks,
Assortment of Russian c~ordace, Spunyarn.
Manila rope ! and l inch, Flag lines,
Log lines, Marine, Housing. Rat line.
English hemp SAL Irvine. Kopiug Irvine.
Hemp canvas. Russia light and heavy ducks.
MnntZ yellow metal and nails.
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WEBSTER'S DICTIONARIES

Z TSABRIDGED NEW STYLE. TiIusIrared.
q Unabridged Old SJyl-, Illustrated;
High School D c:ionaTy, Counting House Dictionary.
Common School Dictionary, Primary School Dictionary.
Por Sale a. the
4-q-Im n0OYVTopP
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Glassware.

4 small invoice of fine Cut Glasses,
Tumblers, &c.
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Groceries.

English pie fruits and pickles.
Sardines in quarter and half boxes,
Raisius in quarter and half boxes.
Almonds i'm demiiohns, WeStphalia hams,
Swiss cheese. Green cheese,
Loaf sugar. Crushed sugar,
UItramine blue. Indigo blue,
Chocolate, Uemijohus pearl barley, Sage, Carraway seed
Vinegar, LiCOrice.
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u eFEasEaRePy.

Superior cologne water,
Cologne water in 8 cornered bottles,
Genuine Lubin's extracts. Hair oil,
Macassar oil, Fancy toilet soap.
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Hardware AZ Cutlery.

Fencing wire. Bar iron. Hoop iron.
Iron sugar coolers. Copper wire cloth,
Galvanized iron pipe. sheet zinc,
C1coa-haudled butcher knives.
Sailors jack knives, Knives and forks,
Scissors, Jegsharps, Iron thim5lcs, Needles,
Iron timed saucepaus. Iron timed tea kettles,
Iron pots. Kivets. Wrought nails, Ingots tin.
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DEMFJOUSS ALCOHOL 90 per CT.
SgNDREES
White and Blue Sewing Cotton, Brook, spool Cotton
Blue FlanueI-. Black B-oadclOth
Woolen Barge, Cashmere
Bunting. rsl, white, blue, black and yellow
Black six Umbrellas, Burlaps, Grey Blankets
Wooden Blankets, assorted colours White Union BIauaes
Bed Quits. Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves
Ladies silk N.ttrus, Artificial Feathers
LubiH's ENtract, Black SIX Ribbons
Black and Fancy six Velvet Ribbons, Macassar Oh
Playing Cards, Porous Waterbottles.
Gilt and JAG. Frame Mirrors. Drawer Looking Glasses
Foolscap and Letter Paper, Printing Paper
Barrel!ed Guns, Percussion Caps, Lead Pipe
Sheet Lead, lamp Black. EricEs, &c. &c, &c.
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100000
70 be Sold for One Dollar Each

Without regard to value aud not 10 se psid for nm
"a You know Nhat you will rsceTss.
Among those Who haze Acknowledged the -
ceipt Of VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from his 49,.
TAs'0n SIM, Is 1850 the following kindly per.
II fsyior, kngiOD, Pa, Gold Patent Lever Wsieh
value 500 Root. Hotchkiss New HaVen o.
Nelodeon, value $50, W FT Willis, W al 81 n
20 uiNtnOnd Cluster PIN, value SD Mrs q 7'ar-
pan, 10 York 81, 6Oid Match, value Sl2s MIS- = -
lnckersor, bmgnsmpton, n Y. Melodsou. vsl,s
SOD Mr. 4 Stone, 81 Tenth ST. n Y Piano ~
ne $50 A-S .-9s A Miller, scranton, Pa. Ors.
moad Rang, value Sl75- hiss Ellen PECK snre,''
neidS IN M'rodeou. value SIs5. Dr 1 Van ~.
washington u g., sod huutng Cased Vs.
yGue sia4. Ads Lindsay, Worcester, Ma
lows, Diamond Ear Drops, value sa50 F,,s,-St 'e
Moran, 10 Pearl 81, Albany, y Musin Bor =
lue sac Mrs lnqersuh -JJrbsns Obi- - -
SET. value SO. Lieut. + Hendricks, Wlera's ~
Tel, Washington, b g Silver Patent Iavar No.
value $50. Capt Warner. n Y silver Sfsi,F -
ne 80. Geo. Wood, Whuby, Canada Wesf -,
yer Watch. So. Vim Redheld, Columbus al ~
Music Box, $40. - ~
Many persons who have drawn vslusble n-i,,s
do notwish their EsInss published or We rniSbt =,
send tins INST Letters from various pattis t6fsr
OUT the country, acknowledging the recent m vi
uaee gus, may De- seen on lie IN our Office
NASSER or DISTRIBUTION.
CERTIFICATES naming each ariiele sr5 "a.
NALUE, are placed 10 sealed envelopes, vhieh az
well mixed. One Of these knvelopes ea.,..- ase
the Certneate or Order for some Article tvOrtb y
least one dollsr al retaiD viii b delivered a. or-
othee Ct sent by mail 10 auy Gddress, wifh,pt re
gard 20 choice, on the receipt Of IS cents re-.
chaser Will see Whist Ar icle t drsws and ~ vai,
which may be from one 70 Five hundred DoiI.rs'
and can then end One Dollar sad receive ne a.
Gle named.
50 No Blanks-Eyery purchaser gets an srsc,s
Of value. sue
fatas dealing with rs may depend IN havips
rel a.. --7+-ftA
mediH'eiy SEM g Any address by leturn mai On
EXPIRE. 4. - u
Enuie sal-iscpe 6uaranteed IN al Casa-
- Elk teFtibcstes tor Oae Drilsr Tbirtser o.
Two DO aTs, Thirty three for Hve ioilsrs' - .'
luuuCemHuts 10 Agents '
All leters should ha addressed
r. BhNTON 4 CO,
Box d567 Post Oiflcz Res York.
noy2-dt a3ns NAs
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By S. g. Henry & 90
Unprecedented Large Sale
DRUGS, MEDICINES. INSTRUMENTS
=BOORs, STATIONERY, FURNITURE
AND APPLIANCES,
AT Al TON.

ONTHURsrAY MORNING, Dee. u ailoo'cioek
I J 1t the Medical Purveyors Warehouse, corper
irsi aud Main stree ,loius Witt ,ky.tE b. sol
on scaotinfoi The Medr al pepartlus a 81 ~ q. $
a che LARGEST a-sorimeutu 81 Drugs. med eiues A. ,
ever offered 10 The Wesi 10 buis sad iu The or = uai
packages. aad "a good Order Icing She fira af
The aIuodnt required hy The Msdicai 4 apai Uncut
coinpr sing 81 ioiluWs;
d,iol he ACIDS, ass'd- 80 doz spts. TurPenuns
az " Aloe paw. l,eul Ca CruiDn Oh
go " Alum. acalhs Laudaaum
37i1 " PREF. Amnonia. 20 't PareaofIc
$50 o. Nitrate silver. s,s00du1 Csmplof E0ti-
$50 H. F0WleFs SOFA. um pIIa
lsJ " Pniv Cautha- 7.21l o. Csfhartc Pills.
500 "Cerate. SON. pm is,f
$50 " Pttv. Carsicum. 40 % 81 Carb Potash
40 =" Gsiechu. i,tnl ChoT d.
l,lun g Waite Wax 60u loslide %
7,6O0 Simple CeTata. 7u5 Rhubarb
S50l " Resin dn $50 90 svrup squiIia
sso "Csllssya BARK. I,snU RsL Bonsz.
!, 80 {" Cinehoua .uiph1,0u o. Com. suf- aT-
- '-uhloliorm. euder
81 " Cofr0dion. 21Hl " Pen Z ur
$50 " PuE Cum Ara 6.suJ Yds Adhe- Fe Plaster
tir. $50 l-ne DO
I 500 "Copaibs. 500 ned Flsnnei.
4 10 o. Cre0-ots slua e Musliu.
100 lbs Holman z Ano- soJ l9s sPoPgs.
7 tul g Swil spts Niira 80 e. ~ fear
tuG "f'rrpsie. Chalk 90 e Candies
40 Blue Var ol. 50 Fafs. knt Coffee
10 80 " Med. Bats ass'd. 200 Us Com STAR
2,G00 "Prs. Iron. ass'd. $50 Mix Cond
20 "Faiy Liquouce 6sUu " sugu. While
Root Gu he'd.
lsiyceuUe. 9 0l e. Tea, I'D a gfeen.
400 " rp.Mercury b.s0 " Iapidca
A. " Iodine 6.to " nesecaiei Egg.
90 "lpecac, pulv. 40 e Pains
so . bowers PoWfns yds Guua Psrcha
3 ,fQl % aHseed. Cloth
s,e0 . % ground l.5rp oaea susiin.
420 MaFnesa a1u1 as sda
s.71J kpsom eais. 400 Sup Hsndagee
90 dog Col iaverOH. sgl ih- Tame
si0 Ulye do 1ao doz G. sf5r OI.
Cream Tarisr, CASTLE SOAP, saiipeler, Mustard.
OIL Carb. sods. Rochelle sat, Puiv. Cuuamoa.
Cocoa, Chocnia r., iieistine, fulv. Gicse huifners
Als1, may b. added snraicsl Instruments Dress-
Jog, ac-i Books. Stationery, Furniture and Apsli-
an e.
- Catalogues can be had 80 our 4u-iion r1tfns.
or the Medical PurFey.r'- Oh e. To- this ctF. Nv
letter or uerzqual apahc siion-
.errnz cash 10 tiorernmeut funds.
D. g. HENRY A CO..
noFts-eod "a Aurt oners.
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IFsTABLIsHED IN 1910.
LOCKWOOD a HUNNfSGT0N,

successors % lohn T. NiiilNms 8 sou
" holessle and Retail nseler= ie Leokns elssses
sad Lookng tsls-s atss. ihe trade sal nsd .
eood aseortnieni Of MigH0rs. both tneneh And ser
uan- Di.ding 10 Al - brsuches. Also PER 50
e snd Ser had q Frames made . ondsr. ~
tssIl stFssl, o}poslia fect alp, hsE ipTE,
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NJ A z 4 N A /,
100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, sc.
WORTH OVER sI,OOO,OOO,

A IL b be sold for One Dollar each. without re-
IA gard 10 value. Not 10 be paid iOr until yen
know what you are 10 receive.
TN Is OF the largest hrDs IN the CITY OF N.
York, and are doing very extensive bu iuess and
aFe IN land tue largest sIQ1k that can be fuEhd 10
The Cily. "a rmgs Ponl 21ier, Mich, O-t
u, l5ef. "Thtir stock - large, anil buyers may
rel, on ARTICLES purchased from Them lusl repre-
sented Hneir hon. Continuance 10 business enables
them 20 offer eiter niWeluenis th m any other
house ~ the ty-,,@5llQiAl ,AHleueip, ApIersou
ia coma eieul Judges, and those who have used
thsm " be NE lest n use. They are al they zre
aaVoIhssd - '--lpdependant, Warrenton, ~,
Ocl ~, is6i. They art large de-lerH aud their
stock manufactures 10 the best style and Of pure
materials. Telegraph, Seugerhes, n, =, Oct "a
is6l IAN goods furnished a what they q o rep
resented Co be- Times, Maieryllle, n Y, oct -
lE68. Worthy Of confidence Wyoming Demo
crat Var aW. y 4, o. a. lsi4 "h0a0rHOe and
nir dealing men. -Qumbcrand Valley Journal,
sschanicsbuTg, Pa, Oh 2l. 1884.
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COAL AND M0nn

1UM rklNs, Il. a IO.-U. 3. C aim Agents.
i Ufhcers' Pay Aecot nts and Quartermasters'
Vouchers bought az the best rates, or collected
uihce corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up staiGz
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION,
7I3 broadway, New York.

Diamond Pms, Brooches snd Ear Hrops. Isflie.,
sets Of Guild and Coral; jet and Gold k1orepfina
Mosaic Jet, Lava, and Cameo Sets OF studs. Vesi
ma Neck ohans, PLAN snd Cha'ed Gold Rings
Gold Thimtles, Lockets New stylr Belt BBrties
Gold Pens and Pencils, Fancy Work Boxes. Coli
Pens Win Sold sud SILVER y Stension HoaeT. ami
ala'ge assortmcni Of Fine leweiry q every d..-
uetI '''NNi 'e
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WOOI-Knlt HOOds, NubIas, SEN
tags, &C., On IhIs City.

Beng constantly rep eseuied IN toe Market by
an eXpenenced bayeF, our stOck vii he al al times
puces.
seplO.sm JEFFRAs. sEELEY a 90.
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SUFFE R e b s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Relsct!l Act!!l


lAhhANI Co;
oeui4emen @ I am resident Of Curacoa. and hsY5
- ? 'usFos' p wife O you concerning TIE rea
Neee 81 your skLFEkR APEklENr ~ q remedy
% ind.sssiion snd IyspVpsis. desire 20 EXPIRE
% you ny socere gratitude for he grosf penedt thS
sknithk has doae my visa
Fer ilur 90 i've wears nv N, has h,,r sally
aINle'e4 eitn l3sPepss, and siiar being under ths
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