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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-18
WHITE PINE Compound

I, offered tho afflicted throug hout the country
after hsfiug been proved by the test Of eleven years 10
III" Nes England States where Its merts have become
veil sn9sn tho tree from which, In part 1t deives
-its virtues.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-18

The reception Of A. I. Stewart Esq, at his
home in Ireland was cordial and fatteriug.
He was waited upon By committee appoint.
ed to welcome HIM. snd prefer such social
courtesies as he might be pleased to ACCEPT.
He expressed himself highly graii6ed at the
countrymen. highly of America. and the in
terview ended in a very agreeable manner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-18

stray con'rhand from down South was
lately inspecting horse power in operation
when he broke ont TINS: "Mister, | have
seen heaps of things in my life, bat | never
saw anything whar horse could do his own
work and ride himself 100. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-18

4 physician in Gloucester. who died sever
81 wears SINCE, told friend. in confidence,
tba, he often administered pills made Of
brown bread soaked IA raregorie to that
class OF patients who were always imagining
themselves sick. The pills satisfied them.
and did no harm. while il added greatly to
the reputation of the good old doctor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-18

BAGGAGE cnECH ED THROUGH,
And far. di,cdys as Foas as h any ether Route,
HFAsk FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY, -Es
Which can be obtained at all Principal Ticket
3fic- In the West and South West.
III. RIDDLE, WIN. III. BARR,
Gen'l supt. Gen'l Pass. As't-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-18
The White Pine Compound Cures

Sore Threat Colds Coughs Dipihera, Bronchitis, SPIT
tug II hteea aud Pulmonary Affections generally IL
is rta3i kalle Remedy Tor dney Complaints, Hnfe-
tcs, Difficulty Of ynidlng Urine. rlesdng rom the Hid
NE, aud Bladder. Gravel, spd other complaints.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-18

From and after AUGUST eeth lss7, Trains wtli ie.v
ts eonnertion With all Wessesn Hines, ~ sOaIovs:
FROM DUNKIRA AND SALAMANCA-
| BY New York time from Union Delots:
7.3O A. No Ex press HAIL, frour Dunkrk, (sun
days c.pted) stops II salamanca 1000 N
| and connects 1t HarnelIfsille and Corning witt
the 500 : m Express Mail rom BufAio, and =
4tSS r. N. Lightning Exprsss, fron SAILS
msncs. lsundays sxcsptsd,. Stops q Hornes
,i',e S p rom sR .s nth u. -
SIS F. !. n : New E; FORK night Erpr..., from
Dunkiik Sundays rxreptcd). Stops Mt sAisman
CO 6ess m, o,ean 7:s5 p (snps turner's 10
m. (Hkfp and arrives in New York At 10 50 p
m. connecting With Afternoon Trains and steam
ers Tor Boston and New England Cities.
0,50 r. M Cincinnati Express, from Du n
kirk, (suniays excepted.1 stops at ssismancs al
,b 1 "a faa n IS Nth
York at 3:25 P. M.
FROM BUrFALO-By New Ycrk time from Do
pot cor. Exchange ant Michigan streets:
s.4B A. N. new York Day Express, tsun.
day.sscrpsedl stops At Hornsisyiiir sos M,
tEkf,) susqushallna All p. M. tDi.ss Turner'S
m Connects At Great BEND with Delaware Lack
a~anna 4 Western Railroad, and At Jersey City
, rs M aa.m ore 81 spS
500 A. NJ. Express Mail, via Avon and Hor-
neiisviile tsandays excsptedl. Arrives in New
York at 7. - IN Connecssat Elmira with Horth-
baltimore Washington and point. south
2.2O p. M. lightning Express, Sundays ex-
c4pted) stops at HorneiI-vi 10 BIS p. fsup.b
and arrives in New York 700 a. m. Connects at
Jersey City with Morning Express Train ofNew
Jersey Railrad Tor Baltimore and Washington
and at New York with Morning Express Train for
Boston and New Enoland crties.
e.IO p. n. New York Night Express,
DAILY. St,psat POI tagr 8:55 p. m. t5up.) inter
secting at Hornelsvii- with the ais IN. TraiI
from Dunkirk. and arrive in New York at 1890
uaB r. M. CincinHati Express, Sundays
excepted sn nS.a ' .ns ,sp m sss
York at IS NJ. Connects at ElIpira with
Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg phila-
delphfe, Baltimore wsshi eton and rofuts aou th
at ur,a at Bend with Delaware. Iackawanna 4
We-ter Railroad for Scranton. Trenton md Phil
aaeIpha aud at New York with Afternct n Trains
ard steamers for Boston and New England Cities
Only One Train East Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
$40 D. m aud reaching New York at 1890 .. ~
Bosrcs AMI NV EseI.sp PASSENGERS, with their
Baggage transferred free Of Charge In New York
H%To pleasure travellers the line of the Erie Railway
presents obets OF interest passing through the
beautiful valleys Of the ChemnnR, Susqnehsnna Della
ware and Ramapo rivers changing panorama CT
OF natures beauties comm nds attention.
s5ns rxrf yEHrrI .rEp AND nosr Luxr uous sLxsp-
Isa co.cHss aS-IN THE WORLD-Ea aooonpa-
ny ali night trains on this railway.
BAGGAGE cnEcH ED THROUGH,
And far. df.cays as 1oss as ~ any ether Route.
HFAsK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAiLWAf,-Es
Which can be obtain ell at all Principal Ticket
Offices In the West and South West.
II. RIDDLE, WIN. n. BARR,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-18

e1To pleasure travellers the line OF the Erie Railway
presents many objets OF interest passing through the
beautiful valleys Of the Chemnng Susquehsnna, Della
ware and Ramapo rivers, ever changing CT
of nat rre,s beauties comma nds attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-18

An usher in an English school seeing one
oithe boys with thick lump in one Of his
checks, asked. "QHjd est hoe p TO which the
lad, scattering out large piece Of chewing to.
laeco, replied "Hoc est qaid, for which re,
rartee the master forgive him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-18
TOLEDO, WABASH { WEST \

20 ~ - F sf'T'ss1s1Sx ~
FROM Enckut, iowa. TO all Points,
EAST, NORTH AND SOUTH.
No Change IF caYs fror Ta,ee,o to RsssssIp,s Rieer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Peruvian s-syruD.

PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE PRDToXIDE
OF IRON supplies the blood with its LIFE ELEMENT,
IRON. giving strength, vignr and new life to the
whole SYSTEM
Ifthe thousands who are Suffering from DYsPrpsn
DEBILITY, FINALE WEAKNESSES &C. wonli Int test the
virtues Of the PERUVIAN sYGuP the effect Would not only
astonsh themselves but would please all their friends
for instead Of feeling cross, "a gone" and miserable
they wonlj lie cheerful, vigorous and active.
A DISTINGUISHED JURIST WRITES To FRIEND
As FOLLOWS:
have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the result FIJI
y siistans y"ilr prediction. 1t has made II y EW MAN
III me- infused into system yigur and energy;
am no LONGER treu.HliIs and d1itated, when sou
Last saw me, but stronger, heaiter. and with larger
capacity for labor, mental aud pAyscu than al any
time during the last five years.
Thousands haze been chdHgfi BIZ he use Of his TcgcB
iron" trta Sct, aGgcrHJ creatures, tpSiiOHG hcGithg,
ant HdplH "eH art CpiHcd dfi iIrdiiJI CIHRyt
SOaubiU htSiidtc 10 yite il a hi0'.
The genuine has 'rEguyM0R YEup" blown in the
glass.
- page pamphlet will he sent free.
j. p. DINSAfORE, Proprietor
No 80 Dcy ST., New York.
Sold by ali Druggists.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03

BAUGHs RAW. Bone SUPER PHOSPHATE
We advertise in THE Wing Baugh Il Sons
celebrated Phosphate. This manure seems
TO become more and more popular with
farmers, every year, if we Judge from the
extent of the business the MessrS. Baugh
transact. They import, and purchase bone
in the West year ahead, in order to keep
Il supply equal to the demand for their ma
nnre. In addition to their extensive Phia-
,lelphia works for the manufacture Of the
Baugh Raw Bone Phosphate, they have
erected similar works in Chicago, Ill. The
increasing favor this manure is meeting with
from the agricultural public is sufficient
guarantee for It's merits.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03
AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE
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The most complete Bible, with Commentary, en-
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Agents of experience, mao and female, will End
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wonderful bat True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the worll-r"nowncd
Astrplogist and S"mntnhuisiic tIarVuyant, while
in yIiryoyaut state, dIu"airs ia" very features :"
lie person you are. Ia marry, and 10y 'l" aid of an
instrument OF intense power known is IN" F~N"ho
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applicant with dat" oil marriage occupation, leading:
TRAITS OF character, 40. This is no imposition, "a
testimonials without nuini"'t can it'""tt lS STATING
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tn A,i,lrr.4 Ia runiiirtu.r, MtbtME GEnrEupf
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03
nlafbiucrp an0 fertilizers
To Our Customers.

We take pleasure in announcing To Dealers in Fertil-
izeis, and the Agricultural public that have within
the past year increased facilities for the
lure Of our RAw-foNE PHosPH,TP, to extent M
eIilled by any other Hnse IN the United States oi
Europe. These facilities not only include the enlarge
ment Of onr old established works in Phiadeph
known as The DELAWARE RIVER AGRICULTURAL
CHEMICAL WORKS, but also the purchase Of extensive
and well stocked works in Chicago, H., with all the
necessary machinery cars &C. to coninct the business
This establishment alone has produced. annually
5000 tons Of dried Bones and deaf, and is capable
being largely increased We desire, by the closest
supervision 10 conduct these two concerns so that onI
customers viii derive practical benefit from theii
constellation in obtaining MANURE which ss;h main
tain standard aud uniform quality, AMI at the lowest
possible price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03
SCR0ElTlA.

The REV. GEoRGE SToRRs. Of brooklyn, y. Y, says in
the Bible Examiner by way of aluny for publishing a
medical cctliirate in his magazine ui the cure OF his
only Of Srruinla after dissolution appeared new
table" I'VE publish this Statement, not Ton pay, but
in gratitude God who has answered prayer. and ia
Justice Dr. Ancrs; being sstisti" that there Nrnr
IN the Iodine Water treatment. which The readers Of
this Magazine will thank its Editor for bringing TO
their notice
Circulars free
DR.. H. Anicrs' Iodine Water is for sale by j. p DINS-
MORE, Proprietor, 80 Dcy st., NY, and by all Drug
yssts. Ans 3, lSU7--lm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03

"CoMPLFrE MANURE. Vim. c. Rambo,
as AGENT for Elkton, advortses the Com
plete Manure, which is highly recommended
by several farmers, whose certificates are
embodied in the advertisement.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03

The great amount Of time consumed by the
b. Ladies' IN dressing and arranging their hair must
make any article which would lessen their Labor par
tlruI.rlv desirable. Rings Vegetable Ambroai!,
i,.uy,s The hair in sIlrh condition to render the
dressing and nrnngin" very easy matter. II mn
parts that splendid glossy appearance" 50 inli"i.
admired ciranacs the scalp from dandrulf ANA all
itlturs and prevents badness promotes its grow til
and restores cray hair to its origintl color. "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03
ITCH! SCRATCH !
SCRATCH! ITCH!
ITCH! SCRATCH !
Engsand's Celebrated Col den
Itch Ointment

win cure, with one or two applications, the ARMY
ITCm, and all Diseases of tn" Skin.
1t contains no Mercury "r other injurious ingrc-
iirnts, and it. pleasant i'll lis smell can he kept for
years without Getting rancid, retaining all of it,
medicinal virtues.
The cures which this Ointment has effected with
n the last four years j. truly WONDERFUL
No family should be without this valuable ONT
tncnt which can he had 1T The Drug and Country
Stores everywhere.
Price 40 cents Il box. by mail, so cents.
Prepared only by ...
l.. NJ ENGLAND & son,
PnARMt CEUTlSTs,
s. w. cor. 9Th and Market SITS, Wilmington, Del.
Sold Retail in Ekton by la. II. H. MlTcnELL.-
Wholesale in Philadelphia by Johnston, Holloway
t;ow,lc, q n. 9Th street Mar D. lS67-y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03

last week affects to "pitch into' Tile wing
on the odious Militia law but manages to
say nothing in favor of the law. Without
any of your rant, which resembles the per
tormances the Elkton topers sometimes
enact in the street, tell your readers wheth.
err you defend that accursed law or are OPP
posed to it. If it has virtues, point them
out.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03

RsE"The contents of Big Elh's letter had
been furnished by our reporter, and was in
type before receiving his communication
We hope he will not however, be deferred
from furnishing us with such items in future
as may come under his observation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS, to he addressed TO the
County Commissioners of Ncrii County, hiNl"t
Md, Will he received up to ltESJAh. Al hlSI
l:Ah next, at ? "clor; ? 81. for Che tmliing OF
BRIDGE over tide water on Plum Creek, in f.;
Neck, and l,ahMg CAuSEWhi connecting there
lhc Bridge to he m OPEN CANAL Or ,,,Nn
TRUSS structure, ty-iye !eot span, and tour'ean
feet wide from ont to out
AEuTMEN South side, nIl stone ON north
side, To be built on piin@ At th' edge of she marsh
Both To be seven foot ahD,c ordinary high wIlo.
mark, fifteen feet long and tTo and on"-ilIf t,"t
one inch to lie foot, on the south side, 10 extend
for ,icp.E 60 solid and secuI" foundation; and
north side He ,,GHo %o.k 10 extend for depth 10
ina foot below extreme JOSS %leL. viz MEG
Ieph rs attainment "ith WuGh th.y connect Two
feet !ir, ut Top, OF level OF abumcit, ' battered
ON outside faces rs abutnenh on aof'h Spr' S.m"
thir kncs- and batter, and twenty iecl i"hs -'l9%
ON piinr and extending for stone work same "'!hh
n The ointment Thai side; to be twenty five fee,
: 1i,,,t ON south side. The GUARD WALLS to he
built on wing wall! same icit,i, twenty inches
| hck, rooted with pine boards.
! INC Pill mo to support lbutment and wing wall
North siaC 10 be not less than one foot diameter
At the top and not less than I't"n ~ h"3 diameter
| hrcc and cpc-halr feet apart from centres The
| Png to bc cut ;" FIR bl Nv extreme low water a.
| 10 allow the masonry 10 gc1e one foot ''ciow that
! point, and to be sheet piled all f0Unt.
| The CArSEWAY to be baiiI over die marsh about
| 100 wards long, and connecting with the iilinS OF
north abntmcn 20 feet wide ON top-3o feet wide at
| bottom or level OF marsh, and 20 hight ni ~ feet
below The level OF The Fridge i"or, VINO" VIII maN"
| the cinbgnincnt about feet in hight one foot al
| which, n least 10 DC Of gravel. Matoril i"r Ia"
| Causcway ether thau what tie RoTsl iHn',tns ~
,,::ohing, ptoolrabr At the MOI IN ohd OF sane
! The MASONRY 70 hn Of good "bvldets,s h'd III
| good ccmcnt-pointcu.
Proposals for Bridge to include necessary iii,:.,"
| in OF atutments and wing walls, and full spccca-
tons 10. materials.
| Proposals inr tajiseGay Hi!l ho received, either
separately with the Bridge, and TO tc ~ 50 mach
per lincli yard. The masonry Of Bridge to be com
plclcd or before September 18th next, and wood
work of Bridge and cauScwHy 10y october 18Th, II" st,
| the whole under the direction and control of the
County Commissioners, an agent to be appointed
| by them. go
G.. W. MORRIS, IN, Esq, at Plum Point farm, Will
| point out the site of Bridge and tnls"wHy.
| liy order. j. 5. CRAWFORD: clerk
| July ~ lSG7-3w Iomis Cc"ll c0Hhiy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03

Now, John; III tell You in good faith what have to
1ou know it ha- been tn" talk with nc, thi. many
ourio-r j. rotling too old live in with c"mi,ni
mo IIgrt.ts ,AslI work s, lErlvr AN bu stronger:
itEooa M busy all the tina" joss going round aud
A. las q. | clean up tl,o dirt moro comes tn,nhln:
Yesterday. when the rain eane ON, ran mp t" nl"y"
Against tha Offset in the wall. nearly broke my
NnI, l%cl .I. "', "nf everything 'rird 10 catch
Eut ,harg pc 50 many leaks ho carpet. GOT All wrt
ihc other day. whom l'u came, hr BROUGHT alon@
She is 50 bis vas afraid she'd break into the cellar
lh" roof Is od, tho walls AZ" crack d, The door ate
ln,)ccl. on me whole, John the house Is moi I'll t"
pee. wife yao hys tr4y 'lsI, and intend 10 heed;
new house We win have, FOR thi- is too very bad
So to soaG,5a.am 2tDl "a 90. ma ORDER Of, III"
Where hey k"cp IAnn'rr Dressed and LHlnGrr in
The Mil l. il, complete order it rms 50 smooth and
Ana warmed 10y heaters, to ram tnr season through
Tho Hcr' i'rpn.i and Columbia Railroad runs close
hN th. fiE'i lhuilI /:
\roriing aoilitl, Of accoss, for those that want 10
They nave Frames ofall descriptions, for Window
,nl i",rd. rgalv worked, for Notwithstanding
5Q!nc u III" Dqgl- o.e piHW, ar'Hc hooIdeqi thlcE
Jnst IT, HEY ~" intended for the inside and the out.
It's al! th apne wh't the buiin@is; stone frame
The wa. / aways made 10 suit it. either lin or
Mouiaing neat Of every lyle; all sizes Of sash and
blinds Kinds.
Aud solnauy other fancy things, can't toll an the
Turning done true md ncati the machinery nil ncW
and good; laio wood
And ii YOU aw the Brackets, you'd wonder if they
The work win he made to ORDER neat and smooth as
An the builder win have do IL to set it up ogchcr
| The &a~'l wi hn psiinc9 md llnaal the flancs
And ii ,uout fo voois, the house VIII he ready to
ni"tc "a, Mar q, lSGT-Gn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03
TO CITIZENS or ELKT0N.

UElN TDITOK;-
]. II. WELLS hn"e lcav" to inform
mis- friends and the public through thr columns I"
your my nluulc sheet tt he has iu t received Il
Tres Ii stu!l CfAlHlN,i GOODS, consisting of CLOTHS
AS iuEGE& and MfafuTt OF ia" in"s fabric" aild =
u,w lrr,lird 10 execute al orders III his lime o
hailirsS with nr:ttnc-@ and irfpnlrh. ."hlJ ioiEc
,hr place, NJ. l;G North Ninth 81, Philadelphia
Mar q. 1907. j. T. WELLS Agent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03

HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTR ACT BUCHU is pleas
ant in taste and olor free from all injurious properties
aud immediate in its action.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03
Office TO TAXAEsEES.

In accordance with the Act of 1866 proyrlin" Tor
General Valuation sud Ass"Hsmau nj Of Property in
Dhis State, AMI TIA" Act al 1864, Supplementary thereto.
Ia" County tnihinis i",it'rf q" t""i t"uF hpIrl.y
gN" Tui"" to all concerned that they win Iurrt ~
their Once, m I,ll,i"u, CA
MbNiAh, I'll T. iah bNi or AUGUST, NENT
nd continue ia fr: ION i,h tlT"" week lh,iunll,.r
very day t"%Crpt Sunday b i"hrtr ami II, tpuInrUu
he conn LIint. nnI appeal. of p"r-ru- Vino mrv
consider liirms"iS"3 agt.Ii"v" l,y The NnIul0Ipu ri
'li-lr property IY the At".F on appointed ihi'I l"
Jtd Act "i lSG',.
ESQ rou-rcuiiya day viii he i,n"d iu each
Election 'I-hiri in r"ruI order, "0inu, nruI" vuh
,ir tit.t In ,rI"t The trNHh"t OF which WhI b.
heard M"Grly aud Tue t,y, AugU.i I iii ami
18th. Tho 20 OF the second Ia ii"l On WrInr ~ ~
md Thursday io"wlu" and 10 "n ',uti All N" head.
Tax Payer II" r',lur. ICED T." in'Tm ia" Comfy
'nmn.. innrt" vi any property within th'n EnuWI.
ri,r liable to- aud winch lac. be"u omitted FROM
lasr'Hucn, ty the Na"':or
The i"il"aiutr il''m. ui property inlIa. 10 .v"r
n"ut uud.'r the Act "t ia'o, Iut exempted hy the
supplementary Act Of lGir will be- #rtr On from Tia"
"saIi"n without per "n3i application 81 tie if-
tir., assessed herewith Property 81 Literary "t
Charitable natiluiinns Incorporated h} ia" Law. ct
MARYLAND; lu,d. al tia { g.. tlur, he. and ilUt .r
IA" ground ai.utt"ntnt lh"l''i" and Hc"'-. ,Y hrr
he use thereof and all grave, ards crmri ,rv ami
purynm ground Provisions "u hud lrr family
consumption; Wearing Apparel: flmluium amt
lHInun ltriE lis; Annual Crops or lhUia.u "rUa-
ing aud harvested and nnsuid WuIl.In" Food. Of
Mechanics and Manufacturers W"lird eAylI. N"iy
~ hand Personal Property valued at u"i more thln
hundred dollars, and cash ON haui 81 GA d"It" il
not bearing interest.
For the ;i ig% OF Of all other property U"cmlt"d
l. HS The tuinmi- -iuurr" viii trrnal. Hu ultt"r
business dHrn" the Time "lcrii.rl il thi7 notice.
by oricr. JAMES $. CRAWFORD, c.atE
July y, lSGI-3w tunrs tcrii county
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Facts for the People,

Eaely verified 10y examination, winch we respect
fully invite.
/. We have the largest establishment for the man
IL artnr- and safe 81 Clothing IN fhlntit'phi,
,.xt,udiu,r through from as Market street TO oil
innr street oud occupied, exclusively by ourselves
l. our buildnp husne been constructed by ns lh
.0ur own rNrhlSN" occupancy, and lor NE business
to which II is rnlirrly devoted mites all the con
.y-u.,u.r. aui appliances which have been found
necessary az dc"Itni'i''.
g W.. have an anpi. each capital enabling II" t"
make an tr,rhoHc2 Fcuh and Giving IL lection
AZ tl.. MOI, favorable prices, from tn" huE"t" "l
7E- r.,ilJ. world IN rms pNRurtlAH We RAVE AbNA%
TkcRs aAsHrnBl OTHER nuuakl ~ fHE TRADE, TN
ttlt T. rrri iHo~" Ia NE entire tta"~s c"mm""t" .
1 We sell a"oiH ir each only, winch, th""rh II
restrict. Cur Inr~a 10 uH" prepared tn ifrla"f
IN nat way, enable II 10 ave them ''"h advantage
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