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Executors Notice,

TINE subscriber has been appointed by the
i Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio,
and qualified as Executor of the last Will and
testament Of Ann Archbold, deceased. March
26, 1865. EDWARD ARCHB0LD,
Executor.
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Master Commissioners Sale
Thomas II. Geuin
against
ness Isaac Robbins and wife.

DY virtue of a mandate to me directed from
ID the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, I will offer for sale at public
auction at the front door of the Court House,
in the town Of Woodsfeld, in said County,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and
four o'clock P. NJ, on
Saturday, the 21a day of April, 1866,
the following real estate situate in Monroe
County, Ohio, to wit: The northwest quarter
of section twelve township five and range
seven, containing 100 acres more or less.
Ordered to be sold as the property of Isaac
Robbins and wife at the suit of Thomas H.
.Genin. EDWARD SALISBURY,
Mas. Gem. Monroe Common Pleas.
mar2o.lS66.
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Notice in Partition,


CHARLES TURNER and William q. Turner,
" of the State of Illinois, and Sophia 0key,
of Monroe County Ohio, will take notice that
on the 23d day of March, 1866, Nathan Walker
Okey filed his petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of said county against them. de-
handing partition of the following lands in
said county, to wit: Ninety-nine acres, more
or less, off the north end of the northeast
quarter Of section thirty township four and
range five, bounded on the south by lands of
John Moore and William 0key, on the east
by Charles Afford, on the North by Harrison
Smith and David Z. Morris, and On the west
by Woodman 0key and David K. Morris; that
at the next term of said Court said N. W.
okey will apply for an order that partition
of said premises may be made.
~H0LLISTER& OKEY,
march 26, 1866. Atty's for pl'tf.
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GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

And, knowing that the intelligent refrain
from using any thing pertaining to Quackery,
or the Patent Medicine order-most Of which
are prepared by self-styled Doctors, who are
too ignorant to read . physicians simplest
prescription, much less competent to prepare
pharmaceutical preparations.
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Millinery and Mantua Making.

MRS. 81. J SMITH, MISS DoLLER sMYrH
MI and Miss NARcrssA SMIrH, have a~ssocia.
ted themselves together in the business of
Dress Making and Millinery. Rooms in
Saddler Smiths building,on the Public Square,
OPPOSITE TIE COURT HOUSE,
where they are prepared to execute with neat
ness and dispatch all work in their line of
business: Cutting, fitting, and making all
kinds Of garments to suit the fashions; trim
ming and making every description and vari-
ETY. Of Ladies', Misses and ohildren's hats and
bonnsts in the very latest and most approved
style, at prices to suit the times. feb7m3.
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I~nsolvent Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate
lN Court of Monroe county, Ohio, has de.
clared the estate of Levi Upton, deceased to
be probably insolvent. Persons having
claims against said estate will present them
for allowance within six months.
March 28,1S66. JOHN GRIFFITH, Admir-.
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THESE PARTIES RESORT

THESE PARTIES RESORT
to various means of effscting sales, such a.
copying parts of advertisements Of popular
remedies, and finishing with certificates.
The science of Medicine stands SIMPLE,
PURE, and MAJESTIC-haying Fact for its
basis, Induction for its Pillar, Truth alone for
its Capital.
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j 9BuSiness Card s.


THE subscriber has purchased one Ioi
i LkAB's sRLr-Acr1so HAND Looms, and is
now prepared to weave for all persons favor
Ing her with their patronage, in the best
style and on the shortest notice,
TABLE LINEN, Twilled or Diaper
Cloth, Casine,, Jeans, Blankets. Gar
pets, &c. =
and viii furnish the warp as low as can be
bought elsewhere, and Of superior quality
Residence south end Of Woodsfeld. opposite
thsrssidence of Jas. R. Morris.
Mrs. NANCY SMITH.
&gsMrs. Smith has been appointed Agent
afor the sale OF these Icons in Center Town
ship. feb29w6.
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NTS w A T D !,
FOR
H E A D L e Y'S HISTORY
OF THE
G TREAT REBELLION N.

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Tate Robinson's Estate,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was, on the 29th day of January,
1865, appointed Administrator of W. Tate
Robinson, decd.
mars JOHN BEARDMORE.
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For the satisfacfion of All.

See Medical Properties contained in Dispense
tory Of the Q. S., of which the following isa
correct copy:
"BUcHB.-Its odor is strong, difusive, and
somewhat aromatic, its taste bitterish, and
analogous to that of mint. It is given chiefly
in complaints of the Urinary Organs, such ~
Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder. Nor
bid Irritation of the Bladder and Uretnra,Dis-
eases of the PROSTATE, and Retention or ths
Incontinence of Urine, from a loss Of tone in
the parts concerned in its evacuation. It has
also been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic
rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections and Drop
sy.''
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jackson Elliotts Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given hat the subscri-
IN Der was on the 18th day of February,
1866. appointed Administrator on the estate
OF Jockson Elliott, deceased.
marI3. JAMES ARMSTRONG.
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FROM THE
ARGEsZ ri
Manufacturing Chemist

IN THE WORLD.
I an acquainted with b. I. Helmbold; he
occupied the drug store opposite my residence
and was successful in conducting the business
where others had not been equally so before
him: 1havs been favorably impressed with
his character and enterprise.
WIN. WEIGHTMAN,
(Firm of Powers & WeightmanD
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia.
From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin,
March 10.1
We are gratifed to hear Of the continued
success. ii New York, of our townsman, Mr..
H. 4. Helmbold, Druggist. His store, next to
the Metropolitan Hotel, is Is feet front, ESQ
feet deep, and five stories in height. It is GER
tainly a grand establishment, and speaks IA
vorably of the merit of his articles. He re-
tains his Office and Laboratory in this city,
which are also model establishments Of their
class.
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This Company has now a Capital, IN Premium Notes, secured by first lien on
Real Estate, of ISIS 38H2
$40 %

and conducts its business IN the most approved and economical plan, taking risks only in
FrstCass, detached property, Farm Buildings Private Dwellings, and heirContents ma.
cling it safer than those nsurng Mills, Factories Wooden Rows, N other property OF
|HmAar hazard. tits the chief amo of the Dnectrst to- oa safe, rather than q large bust.
ness as being a surer guaranty to permanency and of greater ultimate success their rule
is to sethe ALL ossesp promptly N fairly; an din soliciting patronage, do so with the frm
conviction that the plan adopted ~ hem, will make he Company permanent AND safe to
its policy holders, and at cheaper raest than any other Company in the State.
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Attachment Notice.

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
DR.. FRANKLIN BROOKS,

OFFICE-No ID NORTH CLARK STREET
Room No. IS Uhlich'- Block,
CHICAGO r. o Box 24t2 III mos.
Special atentio CIV. n To all PRIVATE DIS
EASES incident TO both sexes. Alse, Cancer or
Cancerous affections, Tu'nors, Ulcers, Old Sores
Sore Ewes, etc and particularly .'Obste1.
rfcS.'' Ladies requiring n..dl al AID OF advice
in all cases attendant upon Merstr, al Obs,ruc
tons Pregnancy, Irofaps"s L',', or any dis
ease incident 10 the 9enerative organs. may rely
upon b.;ng easily and specify relieved.
All Chrome and difficult cases. such rs have
existed ,or year,, are con- pletely end PEI manenf
Nv cured in "a short time, ,ctho"t Nv c",y. regard
to Diet or fra, Of exposure Persons afflicted
vitb any private disease, IN calling ea'Iy ai'er
c.Dirac ing them. " ii be cur> d in shorter time
than b. my other PLY stefan in the known world
Dr.. Il IS pre- eminently successful in the treat.
nent Of the above most difficult ind peril. king
If all diseases he has given particular attention
to q EN- for many wears, and so thor ughlv has
he become acquainted with their Pathology md
treatment, that he will warrant n PEKFECT
CT e. un',r forfcitrre If required in fact. ne
will, IN the cure of these complaints. acknowl-
edge no superior in ihi- country or even in the
world
He covpOrSrs MS owv NrpIcrvps from the true
source OF health and strength. the Vegetable
Kingdom Come then. all You who are afh cteJ.
to his office. where Won will in shot tune. re
mad. to rejoice il perfect health A rrvate con
su'ing room adjnins the Office where the Doctor.
will alw avs be in Attendance during ice hours
those who reside al distance ma, ca in per
sor address him in pc, feet cor, icence Office
hours from . e. II A. N. to 5 p. NJ, and
Evening nov30
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Without rtgfr" 10 rdia., and net 10 he yasi for
u.tu you ksow ,chat yon icW rec.ire
ALL ,ho-- who have recent, drawn VALUABLE
GIFTS from this ASSOCIATION, The following kuul, per-
u IL. r to he ns'd ~
Robcr, II lio,cl,ki-s New Haven. Conn. Melodeon.
value % WITTY Willis I'D 81 New York Dia
mond Cluster Pin. value 500 Mr. X g Tppan. IL
York II ,oid Watch. value $22. MisSElenI Diokcr-
son Binghampton. New York. Mrlodcn. value 500
Mr. f. Il >tone. ). Tenth =. Y Piano. vane $40 -
Mrs IensA Miller scranton. ia. Diamond Ring,
deon. value S,a5. Dr. Van Kirer. Washington u C.
Gold illuliug Ca>ed Watch. value SID Edward n
II tsrwcn. Dubuque. Iowa. Diamond Ear Drops value
~ Francis Moran, i Pearl street. Mu.c Box,
,aiae SD Mr. !, { liger-c!l ri.aiisi Ohio, >ihea
set value $50 Lieut. /, I IiclidercR- Willard Hotel
WaS.nsio ID silver Patent Lever Watch. Value so
Captain Warner Eth :, ! No-. silt.r Watch. value
~ II Taylor. Ringtovn Pa Gold Patent LIVER
Watch value $50 jas II Bruce. Nashville Tenn.
SILVER Watch So Geo ID Wood Nhitby Canada
West Silver Watch. 50 VIM Redfeld. columbus.
O. Music Box. 2 Many persons who have drawn
might extend thi- Isl Letter. Fl III various par
ties throughout the auiiry az knowlcdging Tn. receipt,
of Va liable gifts, may he ON file III Office
MANHtE OF DisTRIiit rioN
CERTIFIC ATS tanning each article aud NALrE
are placed iii SEALED kNNLLofis. which are well
mixed One OF these inteiop.-. containing III. teItli-
cate or order for some article worth N lent one Dol
lar AT retail. VIII be- Delivered Al otcc by
mail 10 any address without regard 10 choice receipt
oi - cents The purchaser viii SEE what arliclc il
draws and lis yalse which may be from one Dollar
Five Hundred Dollar- ind can then send One Dollar
and receive The article named
IY' No 81 Nks.-Eser. purchaser gets arti-
Gle OF value.
Parties dealing with us nay depend having
prompt returns and the article draw III be i.nniedi
atcy sent 10 any address by retail or express.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed In al Case 5.
- Certificates for One Dol ar Is for I 40
Donars - for tiv. Dollars Great Induce slc /
TO gents All letters addressed.
1RE N1EGhN & 20
Rox nSH- llticn N1,,. X.,,l,
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u l'emas 20 cave IL Dollars.
HEuEMAN'S CONCENTRATED BENZlNE
remove. Paint Grease spots. &c in.tsntly. and
cleans Silks Ribbons. Gloves. &c equal to new
Only rs cts per bottle. Sold BY Drurgists,
HEGEMAN ACO,
Chemists and Druggists. New York.
Chm ppcd 1Bmmsls Il EOCe, SOre
Alps, CAtlhlaIm Ar.
HEGEMAN cos CAMrHOR ICE WITH
GLYCERlNE cures Chapp.d Hands. &C. imme
diaiely. and will keep the skin soft aud smooth
in the coolest weather Sold BY Druggists.-
Price IS Gems: sent BY mail for 50 cents.
noyl5 sm IlECEMANA CO..
Chemist aud Druggists, New York.
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eve owed their extraordinary curative power
in PrInonsRY AND NERVOUS DISEASES. Iuriny ape.
Rod OF seven wears both IN the hands OF III. Med
ical Profession and the People, No r,n..dy has
ever ca. ed forth such unqualified testimonials o.
ITS efficacy rs tins. The following extracts Civ
en- from leitt- dated
AkHERsnuRo, &. W. Feb 9. 1898
The H,poplosphirs have become SO firmly
established III my estimation, through wears o.
severe testing, az an INrAi LIB hKntDY III ia sa
wing UGH, know FOR CoNsr Np1IvK even in al
most hopeless cases. that do not hesi ale to as
sert that ALL cases OF genuine Ivnsvppf,or Arr
INCrnARLE WITHOUT IT M A. RICE, ~ d."
PRiCIs III : on Ind if on bottles 81 ard a.
each Sold by all respectable Druggists. and at
the sole general depot, wholesale and retail, by
J. WlNCllESItka 90 % John -. \. y.
J. Frank Harris Ag't 81 Brady st jy20-dAw
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.rssE PAN kun.a.ER
RAILROADS.

Winter Advancement. ls66.

lsb6. Winter Arrangement. ls66.
TRIMS run by Chicago time which is twelve min
ufes faster than Davenport time.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY jan. l. 1866,
Oand until further notice trans Will leave
Davenport daily Sundnys excepted As follows:
az5 An Express Tor Kellogg and Washington
80 a. N ireigh, for Kellogg and Washington
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, undsys ex-
ceytedl as follows
IS r y. freight from Kellogg and Washing
ton
3"rn .enpress fromkellogg andWashington
An accommodation train Will be every
saturday. leaving iIwatIty at "a NJ. Returning
leave Daven OFT Tor Iowa lily and MISC Zine AT
The - a. IN. train out Of Davenport makes
direct connection nj Kellogg Iowa City. and at
Washing ton. with the Western Stage Co.'S sta
ges for all points West. South " est, and North
West.
Tram = from the west connect at Davenport
with trains ofthe Chicago h Rock Island RR for
all points East. North and South.
Passengers Are reminded of the necessity of
giving distinct directions az To the destination ..
baggage. also TO procure tickets before taking
her seats IN the cars. NIaBALL Supt.
Davenport. Jan. LIST, 1850.
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Chicago l. Rock island Railroad
l>J6. Winter Arrangement. l>tb.


nS AND AFTER MONDAY, IN Isl 1856
and nntIl further notice. trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted as follows ::
10y NAN tram at .-....-.-....I 30. A. y.
- " M ~ pres D., p N
Arrive at Davenpor, daily. Sundays e cep,edl
as follows.
LIST Night express DIT ..................9 u. A
ID DAILY express ard mail train ... ) 81 P ~
All trans over this route in drec, connect
tion at Chicago with trans over both III. Michi-
gan southern. Michigan Central. Iittsburg, Fort
WAYNE and Chicago Railroads to and from De
iroi, Toledo. Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati
Pittsburg, Dnnkrk. Bu.l.,lo Niagara Fails Alba
nv. New York. fniladephia Baltimore, ant
Washington.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity
Sc; giving distinct directions a. io the estimation
VI then luggage, also To procure tickets before
taking their seats III the ears the conductors
collect fares only 10 the stations the line OF the
Chicago and Rob landKairoad
IL BE ARp>LI, Asst Gen. Supi
DAVENPORT Ian I,St,
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.
tsstimohis from he sIck Of every county uutns
pescsse ssoosd tie Ike Of VI ici ss been =.
dsee0 In hvos ~ airy dscovssy 81 = stine b-tss.
Disorders ~ ahe Gaoo acos
Are the ~ Tie dsadlert m~isdes Tier - Ct
10 10 vsa,e ~ he 6u d q he body sd send -
oned stream through 81 the ehssnels. siseS aiiss
Nov VIA, i the op~rstso. " Tie PIisf f~y sesees
h~ howell eH si- de liver. ring the lelsz.d or ~:
t.sed npsel IatO stussl coc s, ard a-tise law
the sscr<,iss o'e.ns uon tie fUod - ~ 'Hey ehshos
the oi the system from ictne 10 hesh, " snes
eisins siuIr"ssss shd vhsissons eject upss ~ ~
par, and fsncsisus.
l0erriGA's MA 0sreDeshenlnG
Po0ooef0 T 4EA4
Cure in I'VE hours pans snd us.kness ofths
aud hack, aLd Rheumatic romIlaints IL equally 1o961
~ I'D oftins Epresd esusi1ul While Iano ~
Sh<s css he vssvet 10 incofves ienee, ID
each one VII veer ssuW one Wset % three ~ Ao1-
r - lsutass asSns ss--slsy snsn,lloss psis. ral
Si,er< ieeiah laserss yteli sssdtS p iR he1y, -
sosb peprDvtisH. asa ~ - ~ ~ se c0ssse sesS0p
i::rs ~ vs,n::, q y 80 nss, :hssl e 49,
ssrtuicn. Riiesmsitn =, 1..s 4 ssInvss a., iSsy
reep,n their scsve 1swkstjss ~ other p5usse aSS
ss4iess snd st~se 80 '." tsin eann.t esisa GvesS
fs6iIy s'esd hsve slss. pn1Ce 9ACn, Soma
@ neriks Pills sas elsssets as~ ~ svsey0S -
y L Z AkaAack @ sAnaaSs =. =. sUaI4A1o
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Jacob LQTZEN.

DXACTICAL DYER PARTICULAR AT
L rxSrloS pad to dye,ng Cloths silks, Velvet
81 Garments oi any kind-to give any color de
sued Third street, two ioors wcs: OF Iowa
anrih slie myl5 dly
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DISCUSSING the power of Congress to in
terfere with the existing stae governments

DISCUSSING the power OF Congress to IN
terfere with the existing stae governments
in the South, the New York 7imes says:
ut can hardly pass law Opposing the
governors elected BY these states under ex-
ecu,ivc authority. 1t cannot disband their
legislature, disperse their courts, and order
the President to send back his provisional
governors, or his military agents, and re
inand the eoutheIn states to the despotlc
sway Of martisl law. No such Law could be
passed, even il Congress we're disposed to
pass it. But Congress has eyinccd no such
intention. Whatever may be the Theories
Of Mr.. Sumner Or Mr.. Stevens IS to the
rghtful statue Of these states. thew are IN
the actual possession and full enjoyment oil
that degree and form Of state sovereignty
which is recognized and protected by the
United States. That work has been done,
and It cannot be undone"
This is position that We have frequently
commended to the attention of the ''lOyal
Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens, in his speech in
congress on reconstruction few days ago.
proposes to do exactly what the Times de
clares cannot be done. He proposes to es-
tablish in the states territorial COVER iments.
He refused to recognize the establishment
of provisional governments by the Pref
dent, or the process through which the pres.
ent cove nmets have come into being as lie
gal, or as imposing any obligations IN
congress, save the one Of making provisions
for their removal He will introduce terri.
,orial bills, and goad the radicals into voting
for them. How long is it since, by a con-
t,mp,uous interrogato,y Of a member, he
in substance asserted that there were no
states in the south. The tug of war will be,
not to get territorial bills passed, but in the
attempt to enforce them The radicals can
only be consistent an true TO their utter
anc.s and pledges by passing them and
making the attempt.
TnE Scientific american in an article
upon the use OF petroleum for preserving
t.:ber. SAYS:
Petroleum. from its great facility for en-
terlng capillary tubes. VIII work It's way
even int" seasoned lumber. more readily in.
deed, than into green, as ii Is not disposed
omix with water. If petroleum is employ
ed. it would be doubtless best to use the
heavy lubrcating ellis from the Ohio wells.
AZ they are less volatile than the lighter
oils of Penn, lvania and wou .d consc quen,
" remain longer in The timber Though
petroleum has long been used in Iadia for
preserving timber. We have no knowledge
Of any trials with it so Thorough and con.
elusive as thase which have been made ia
chic, ide Of mercury and chloride Of zua
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Away with Uncomfortable
r u 6 6 e 81

tONFOhT AND CURE FOR TIE KUPTUR
ED.-Sent rec Address, 4. 3. EooTk. ID.
ll3u b oxdwav. New \ ork d,c22 a3n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16

YNHE RESlhENrEuFG X BARD. forn,rl,
L occupied u Alnlet Skct ESq On sth 81,
opposite the top;i House, Ter lie al lie very
low rfioeof : s."an. fpssessi.i gwen III MT dia
tely For further particulars address
bAhl' IN. towx
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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q y A y N = w .!
voa sss rxvoasusArs.
RCHH,S sRCCHrRC PILLS

are warranted in I'll cases. for tie 6eeoD1 end
PsRnAxsxS Cure Of al disc arising from - Z
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seminal loss. Nightly Emmissiona, end SENSUAL
Dreams; Genital. Physirs, snd Nervous Debili-
". Impotence. elect, Sexual Diseases. Ac.. &c.
NOCHANOE or DIET Is NECESSARY.
and thew can be used vi hout detection. Each
boz contain. 10 pills. Price OSs noLaAa. j. you
csnno, get them Of YOUR druggist. they will o.
sen, oy mail securely sealed post paid, with full
INSTRUCT ions. that insure cure. on receipt 81 the
money and . pamphlet o. lOo pages on the er'
rors OF youth the consequences and remedy.
sent free |" cents required for postage. Pr
vatc CIRcuLAss TO gentlemen only. sent free on
receipt of envelope and stamp Address.
Or }. BRYAN, Consulting Physician.
Box 5pss. +42 broadway, N. !.
Dealers can be supplied by Demas Barnes I
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Diamond Pins. Froo' hes and Ear Drops. ladies
Sets Brooches and Ear Drops. Gold and Coral jet and
Gold FloreniiDe. Mosaic. jet! Lava and Cameo. Set
ol Studs. Vest and Neck Chatns Pam and Chased
Gold Rings Gold lhmblcs. Dockets. New style Belt
Buckles. Gold Pens and Pencils Fancy Work Boxes
Gold P.n- with Gold and Silver Extension II lill =.
and large assortment of Fine Icwelry of every de
scrpon, OF the best make and latest styles valued