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CLOSING OUT AT COST.
No MISREPRESENTATION.

NO WASFcpEcschsdtEO
Fall, we determined to close out entire
Stock of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats,
Boots, Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods, &c, &c, and
offer them at and below COST.
call is solicited, and you will be convinced of
the fact that nothing is .misrepresented. The line
of Goods above enumerated of the first class
and complete.
Great inducements are being held out to Whole
sale Buyers. A. WE'LL Il CO.,
No. "a Tryon Street, Parks Building.
June rs, 1866.
Good News to All.
Goods of every kind, cheap and pretty, for Ladies
and Gentlemen. Everything to be found in the
line of Dry Goods Hats, Shoes, Groceries and Hard
ware Call and see for yourselves
BARRINGER, WOLFE Il CO.
April 9, 1866
WHO WANTS "A PIANO!
Several Patrons of the Concord Female College
have requested my aid in securing
Good Pianos
For their USE This has induced me to make ar
rangements with some of the Best manufacturers
which enable furnish instruments of the first
class at reduced prices. | can each purchaser
from $40 to SlOO. Price lists OF the manufacturers
will be sent to those who desire them, to aid them
in making selections.
When selections shall have been made the money
can be sent to me at my expense, by the Southern
the purchaser may designate. Each Piano sold will
be fully warranted. Address" me at Statesville
N. C. J.NM CALDWELL,
May7, 1866
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GROCERIES,

Having associated themselves together, will kee
constantly on hand a fine assortment of
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just Received.

A large stock of well selected SHOES. Call and
them before buying.
BARR1NGER,. WOLFE & CO.
March %, 1866
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CONCORD, n. G.
The second Session of this School will commence
Monday September Sd, 1866.
The Principal will be assisted BY Graduate of
the University of Virginia.
For circular apply to JAMES II. LANE, A. NJ
July 30, 1856 I'm Princpal.
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MIR. K. MACDONALD is this day (JalY lst)
admitted partner in the business of car House at
charlotte, N c., which will be continued under the
firm of STENHOUSE, MACAULAY Il CO.
STENHOUSE Il MACAULAY.
July l6 1866.
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Raleigh & CASTOR IL. e. Co.,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
Raleigh, n. c., June 6, 1866.

Raleigh & CASTOR IL. e. Co..
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, 7
Raleigh, N. c., June 6, 1866. J
CHANGE OF TINE.
On and after Thursday, June 7th. 1866, Trains
will as fol lows the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road:
Mail Train, going North, leave Raleigh IS N
" arrive at Weldon l O0P
" South, leave Weldon IL 0o4A NJ
At" g. g arrive at Raleigh 90 2 NJ
Freight Train going North leave Raleigh s 90 N
=" &c % g arrive at Weldon 90 p NJ
" South leave Weldon 90
I" arrive at Raleigh Is
ALBERT JOHNSON,
June IL, 1866 If Gen1 Supt
Will, Charlotte & Ruth. Railroad.
On and after the 3Oth of July, 1865, the Passen-
ger Train will run daily (Sundays excepted) on the
Western Division of this Road, as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Cheyryve, 90 A. NJ.
Leave Lincolnton, 10
Arrive at CHAR ptte, 10 90
GOING WEST.
Leave Charlotte 90 +. NJ
Leave Lncolnton 3 90
Arrive Ceerryville + 0G
Freight for transportation, if delivered at the
Depos the day previous, will be promptly for
warded on the following day.
B. S. GUION,
July 30lSGG Engineer Superintendent
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/ NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD

| ENGINEER Il SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
| COMPANY SHOPS, June 18th, 1866 I
Chance If Time
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CHARLOTTE, Dec. Is, 1868.
All freight forwarded with promptness and dis
patch IL being carried on Passenger and Mai! trains
and not on slow freight trains Rates as low rs by
any company. T. ID. GILLESPIE Agt.
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RICHMOND AND D4NVILLER

NoTIcE.-To give facilities to the public on the
line of this road for the importation of small
packages by Express, an arrangement has been made
with the SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY by
which their wagons i'll Richmond and Danvie will
call for and receive all Express Freight intended for
this Road notice being given at their Office and
their wagons will deliver all Express Freight arriv-
ing by this Road FREE OF ANY EXTRA CHARGE
FOR RECEIPT OR DELIVERY, and the rates Of
Express Freight win be the same as charged by this
Company.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Dec ", 1865 If Superintendent.
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THE EQUITABLE LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY

or THE UNITED STATES.
Fund $4,000, O0O--4nnua1 In
come Sl,0OO,000. - ..:.
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On and after June 10th, 1866, Trains will ruin as
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-21
fVREIGN NEWS.

There ia q doubtful ruRor by the CA
bic that the British authorities have AZ
rested James stephens, The Fenixn lead
er. Since denied.
Cable dispatches state that the civil
force will probably qusll the Fenian
disturbances. France is reported to
hsve standing army of EST, 900 men,
which causes some excitement in other
paris OF Europe. The Pope is torena..
in Rome.
There has been terrible explosion
in conl mine in England, 10y which
over three hundred lives were lost.
Late Mexican advices confirm the re
port that Maximiiian has not left that
country, but is on his way hack to the
City of Mexico to make one more des-
perate effort to maintain his Empire.
A railway station in Quebec was
burned last week, the station MISTER,
his son and, daughter pertshing in TIE
liam IS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-21
CIT LGASE FROM JOHNSON.

The watchword has gone out, and is
being sounded along the lines of the
democratic ranks" Cut loose from Mr..
Johnson Why this sudden change
of base? Why this merciless turning
out in the cold man who has been pet
ted and fostered by democrats though
the long election campaign just ended ?
Why discard the man who stumped
every town on the rout from Washing
ton, by way of New York, to Chicago,
and back to the capital by way Of st.
Louis and Louisville, preaching moth
ing but the strongest of democratic
doctrines, and urging every citizen to
vote that ticket? Why "cut loose "
from the man whose individual "pol-
icyh was the only principle urged up
on the support of democratic voters at
the late election? TO "cut loose from
Mr.. Johnson" is to cut the only tie
that holds the shattered fragments OF
democracy together. The bread and
butter" Tor which that party fought
with such untiring energies at the re-
cent election will then fall butter side
down" in the mud, and the hungry
ours whose unfaithful bark cannot gain
them any thing at the hand of the peo-
pie, will also be "cutn from executive
patronage and be left to starve in their
lonely desolation on the barren banks
of salt river. ....
What is left for the party to act upon
as their platform, il they reject the pol
icy of their present leader with all his
rebel sympathies? Slavery, their old
hobby, was taken from them by one
mighty stroke of Abraham Lincoln's
pen. They cannot preach its restora-
ton with any hope of success, now that
the voice of the loyal north is so strong
ly united against the friends OF that
project. There is now no rebellion fro
them to aid, and the union, which was
saved by the republican party, looks to
that party for the restoration ofgovern
ment, law, and order, over the whole
country where it was destroyed by re-
bellon, and by popular vote of the
people that work of reconstruction is
placed in their hands. What then re-
mains for the democrats to cling to as
the guiding star of their party organi-
zation? NOTHING. The members of
that party will he left to attach them
selves to any political faction that may
arise. Farewell to dying democracy
You have cut loose from Johnson and
the post offices, and preciptated your
selves into eternal Observation-Disclosures
JilDPe
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-21

was recently indicted by the Grand
Jury for the violation of the liquor law
He paid his fine of $50, and closed up
his saloon. $50 others were indicted By
the same jury for SLING liquor contrary
to the law. p =
A member Of the newly instituted
Ethiopian Lodge of good templars at
Iowa City, being a negro,) went ons
day last week to visit white lodge
whereat the latter grew terrified and
after stormy time, excluded the color
ed brother, by close vote. He can
lodge at home, but he cannot visit othe'
lodges. Not much brotherly love a
bout that.
On Tuesday last, at Davenport Ann,
Grady, q bright little girl of eight years
being left in care of Mrs. DOolyS
children while she went out washing
i'm fixing the fire, caught her clothes il
the blaze, and was so terribly burned
before the neishbors could render as
sistance, that she died on "Wednesday
evening. So says the Davenport Ga.
Zette.
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United STATES NEWS.

A project for new Atlantic cable &c
be owned by Americans only, is agi.
tated. s"
The aggregate republican majority OF
the State ticket, in Illinois, at the recent
election, is officially reported at 55;77O
A thief entered the office of the Roy
III Life and Fire Insurance Company in
New York, and stole S25O,00O. .
Palmer & Wadsworth's rolling mill
WAS destroyed 10y fire at Buffalo Monday
morning. Loss about 100000. 81.
Three women, five children, and one
man were suff0catsd in burning build
ing in New York last week.
Caleb Lyon, late Governor of Idaho,
while on his way to Washington Last
week, to settle with the Indian Bureaa,
was robbed of Si7, 900 belonging to the
Government. "a
Governor Fletcher, Of Missouri, has
called out three Regiments Of the State
militia, for three months service, to
suppress murder ers and robbers in Linn
and johnson counties.
1t is alleged that John II. Surat will
be offered pardon in case he turns States
evidence against all Of his fellow con-
spirators in the plot for the murder of
President Lincoln.
y The loyalists Of North Carolina ask
Congress for authority to call new
State Convention, to be participated in
by loyal men only, with aview Of form
ing new State Government.
A Convention of the Boards Of Trade
Of the Lake cities, which assembled at
Chicago, last week, passed resolutions
urging Congress to pass the Niagara
Ship Canal bill without amendment.
From four to six inches Of snow fell
in Chicago, OH Sunday and the seighing
was excellent. The storm was wide
spread, and very erratic, making its ap-
pearance in New York and Lesven
worth, Kansas, while in Wisconsin it
was almost exclusively oondled to the
lake shore.
Another terrible explosion ofillumin-
atiag fluid occurred in New York FRI
day evening, severely injuring eight
persons connected with = hotel, three
Of whom, it is thought cannot recover.
The frequency and severity Of these
cnlamitous events through the agency
of fire, explosive su distances, etc, is truly
appalling.
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plentiful. The eight Wall street firms,
which regulate the price of Cold, max
ing it cheap when they have it to lend,
and dear when they choose to call it in I,
are at their wits end to keep up the
premium, and would be utterly swamp-
ed, if Secretary Mc-Culloch would only
buy up and extinguish some kind of
public debt with his surplus Gold. The
corn crop being large, the West is
full of Hogs, and the great operators,
who managed the Pork market, dare
not buy and pack at the prices of last
year, and are compelled to let the mar
ket settle, in their own heavy loss.
nobody wants to hold butter and
cheese at the current. rates. Beef and
mutton, though still high, are falling /;
for poultry is so cheap and abundant
that poor people can't afford to eat
beef. Our market is glutted with pro-
duce and fabrics: aud all know that,
unless there shall be a fresh debauch OF
Paper Money, prices of nearly every
thing must be lower. r. ....
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IONA NNs.

The Congregational church in Mon
ticeilo has new organ. The Express
contains the names Of over l dozen
business men or firms in Dubuque who
contributed to purchase it.
The burlington Hawk-Eye mentions
the case of a young man, an employee
i'm the express office of that city, who,
after his fathers death married his step.
mother. Such eases are rare.
The DesMoines Register congratulates
itself and its city on the prospects of
soon having street railroad, from the
new post office site, at the head Of Court
avenue, to the Capital.
Linn, Johnson, Louisa, and Des
Moines Counties, are invited to send
DELEGATES to q Convention to be held at
Burlington on the Goth inst, for the
purpose of organizing company to
construct rail- Dad from Burlington
30 Cedar Rapids, Wapello, and Iowa
City. ..
DR.. Burtis the well-known pro-
rrsspor Of the Burtis House, Davenport,
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Rcview Of The as'ees.
OH NEIGuEGRS.

Fort Dodge glories in "First Ma
tionai Bank" which i'd doing good
business.
The ladies of Delaware Center are to
have Re tival and oyster superior the
evening of the 10Th, for the purpose vi
raising funds to seat the church.
A friend writing to the Dubuque
Tines from tayette states that the cIti-
zens Of that place have recently encIos-
Cd fine brick school house 2jxG0 feet,
two stories high besides the basement.
a little child of Mr.. Onlar'., living
near Quasqueton, Buchanan county,
died recently from being ohoked TO
death while eating parched corn. So
says the Independence Bulletin.
The Delaware Co. onion says that
Francis McFall has sold his grist mill,
near Earlville, for So, 800 dollars, to >.
SchatZle.-Joel Seager has sold his
farm north Of Eariviile, and bought Il
lot in town, preparatory to building in
the spring.
Charles Sweeny, Recorder of Mitchell
Co, who came out of the Union ranks
with Il rebel bullet in in his body, from
the effects of which lac has suffered Sc
vereiy, has lately had il extracted by
DR.. Chase, assisted by aphysician o.
Mitchell.
Mr.. Leroy's new bank in Manchester,
between the 9th of November and the
10th OF December, sold drafts for the
amount of forty thousand dollars. n
bank is new thing N Manchester, but
it seems to be wei patronized. See
! LMiOn.
The North West asserts that. in Fort
| Dodge there lives the man--Alr. ). IL.
T ist aaaagjlWv YShhfse father published the
the New Qcrk Daily hs VvtntitFfs a ste essfs5.
lished in 1871. The first Hoe Cylinder
press that was ever put in operation,
was used ia that Office.
The Union informs us that Manches-
ter has Library Association, which is
to hold festival, and dedicate Thorp's
new Hall on Monday evening, the 10Th.
There is to be an oyster supper, gift en-
/ terprse, &c. Proceeds to so towards
establishing a library in Manchester.
The Bremen Co. Phocsair has funny
account of funny transaction per-
formed by William Staaga, living few
pie OF corn hurdened toes, and on go
ing to corn-doctor was told it would
cost five dollars each to get the corns
eXtirpated. He thought he could dc
better than that, and returning home
cut off one of his toes with chisel
OF course, surgical attendance was ne.
cessaIy, which has cost him sixteen
! dollars up to the present time, with s
fair prospect that another amputation
will be necessary. Mr.. :. is worth sin
or eight thousand dollars. ... r.
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QUICK TIME.
LONDON, Dec. 18th, j

LONDON, Dec. l4th, 10 p. m.
"The amount of Bullion in the bank
of England is greater now than foreight
years past" .s..a
The above item, which appeared in
the Chicago Tribune of the 10Th, reach
ed that office at half-past seven in the
evening, or two and Il halfhours, by APP
parent time, before it was sent from
London. That looks nearer like really
time and space than any
thing ever before done. 1t is quite an
improvement on a hundred yeats ago.
Dispatches dated at noon at London,
have reached Dubuque by noon Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-21
CONGR EASEONAL.

The prospect is that North Carolina
will be provided by Congress with civ
il Government.
The Senate has confirmed the ap-
pointnIent of General John A. Dix ~
Minister TO France.
A new Tariff bill is now before the
Secretary Of the Treasury, for his exam
instion before its Introduction in Con
gress. 1t is for revenue, not protection.
The bill last week passed both houses
of Congress-, giving cOlSred men in the
District of Columbia the right To vote.
A veto 10 expected, by the President,
but il. will be re- passed over his veto.
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Original Notice.


You hereby notified that before the 10th day
Of December. 1850, petition OF j. Overman Plain.
tiff will be led in the Office OF tie Clerk Of the District
Cout in the County of Black Hawk State of Iowa for
money due pramissory note given for the purchase
of and asking tina: your interest in said pre-
misses be foreelosed and sold. The amount lsimed is
fifty dollars ard interest thereon from October 9Th 1863
ut Zen per cent And unless appear thereto aud de-
eni before oil the second dav Of The next January
term of said Count in said County which commences on
The LIST Monday Of January .s67 default will be enter
ed against you therein and judgement and decree rem
dered thereon. ..-.-
J.B. POWERS
Prs fee IS. Silt Plaintiff s Atty.
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The New York 7riGune says: The
SKY grows SO s4uaily that business is
threatened "iti} htagnation. Manu-
facturers are stopping their work be-
canSethcy can no Longer place their
goods merchants arc sailin. little in
th present. aud wish they had less in
tie past. TIE South las been gEuttrd
with costly fabrics which she does no,
need and cannot pay for; ard pratns <
on r,c-cantile Ianars are incc,nfortsb v
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Ameritaa artists alnion,
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wanted to solicit subscriptions for encrayngs and
to such offer ceTy liberal cash Inducements also
splendid premiums 10 Subscribers. Circulars suitable
to used in canvassng together with all necessary pa
pers will be furnished on application.
Address with reference,
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HOUSEHOLD READING.
SELECTIONS FROM THE
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The list OF contributors to the COaVre01fcnHist up
to the present time has included many Of the sble.
thinkers and writer's in our denomination Very many
f r articles have pss 'ef into the literature
oi ths gay ne Den seI! copied no.h 10 I'M. country
warm .cao,.em-nt OF diecrimrafiny nnhhc To ,,..
in N. small degree il 10 BIZ attyibu.- the c,oxth ana
present ropularity and prosperity OF our paper ir
SIRE ha. been 10 have soue ~
articles reproduced in mere mt form and n
had .eemea to as that i,iic,us seection runnny
tyoush sryer2 years ana embracing good ya,ir,y 81
an, itt suited 10 ali age. and ,ircnnstanee. IN liz.
vond make valuable and en-, hoot Tor fau,iI
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mentioned il has received the most cordial
MANY volumes have already been published which in
detached portions originally appeared in our columns
but far rs know none has ever been attempted
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-21
Errors CT Youth.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Servous Ds
oty Premature Decay, and all the effects of you,hn,
hdfcretion, VIII. for the sake OF suffering hnmany
send free 10 al who need IT, the recipe and drectjon
ior making t.e simple remedy By which he was cured
Can do 80 by addressing
80. JOHN B. OGDEN,
<,H5 No. 10 charhe1s e., Neg
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House & Lot for Sale.

The Subscriber offers for sale his two-sory frame
biin. and lot situated the of Second and
Maiu Streets, opposite the inman House This is
of the best business stands in town. being in central
position and having fine room for store below. and
good dwelling rooms stairs. togethe with wood shed
and excellent cellar. 1t will be sold at reasonable
price for cash. Inquire the premises, Of
CHARLES ALTWIEN.
b. CedarFslie Dee. 4. o.-d
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-21

IS NOTsCE.--None genuine without the engraved
trademark around each pot or box signed by DIR. J.
MAGGIEJ, 43 Fulton St., New York, to counterfeit
which il felony.
throughout the United States and Csnaas At 25 cents
pcr box or pot. In-20.ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-21

THE MOTHERS RELIEF
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
THE MOTHET'S RELIEF
ar SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIeTs.
THE MCTHER,S RELIEF
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Price 81, 90 bottle.
laboratory and Wholesale Depot IFS Wells st. Cszeseo
17-8n-alt
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AGENTS.-we wait agents in every tow, anil .o,,
~ IN the country and those acting such will he allow
ca Ten cents an every certificate ordered by them uro
Ndea their remittance amounts to dollar AGENTS
wli collect - cents for every certificate aud remit rs
cents TO us either Ia cash postage stamps Agents
fthnS al once 500 will be entitled TO sutifu Sill.
yer watch, and also 200 certificates
Please write your Name Town Conn,v .,a CO..
plainly, and address all orders to - 1s'
WAfGH GOLD JEwELRY CO..
ss-otn 80 Liberty Street New York
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NEW ADV REFRESHMENTS

tS~ 4 spree not encsediag on. inrh do'rn,rnrd,
ard con aiRiWg not 0rer sety e2rla (oT 10 Zines IF
BREWER lines ri this nnnpar. IL - caii.dd square
or measure being charged ~ fer TIE ffst insertion,
and 81 cents for each Subsequent insertion.
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NO BLANKS.
SEND % CENTS FOE A CERTIFyCA J-g-

In all transactions by MAIL we shall charge for for
warding the certificates paying the postage and doing
the business % cents each which be enclosed when
the eerhhcate sent for Five certificates will be sent
or VI eleven Tor ~, thirty for So, Sixty five for 80
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-21

,NNHoMPSON co. Sell not only Hardware, but Tn
ware, Stoves, Farming Tools, &C., all Of ~ ssuA
Van1.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-21

The STOCK Comprises amongst other articles Splen-
did Clocks, Gold ana Silver Watches Rings set with
diamonds, Rebos, Pearls Gaxnets and other stones.
soita're and N clusters Ladies' Sets Of Jewery COM
prisns Pins and Ear Rings Of the most tashi,nabls
styles set In precious stone OF every variety together
With = large assortment Of Gold and Fnamelied ana
Pearl sets Gold Studs and Sleeve Buttons OF the most
beautiful patterns. Gents Bosom and Scarf Pins and
An endless variety o. bracelets, Chains Musical Boxes
Mead Dresses, Combs. Charms, &C. -
In consequence Of the great stag alton Of trade in the
manufacturing districts Of France and Finland large
quantity of valuable Jewelry originally intended for
hufoP-n market has been sent OF for sale in this cou
try. and must be sold at any sacrifice Under thes
circumstances, the WATCH 4 GOLD JEwELRY
hay. lNnIn