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DR.. Schenck's PulmOnic Syr-

.
This grea, medicine cured DR.. J. H. ScHEScK,
the, Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption
when ii had assumed its most formidable aspect
and when speedy death appeared TO be inevita'
BILE. His physicians pronounced his case incura-
Gle when he commenced the use Of this simple
but powerful remedy His health was restored
in a very short time and no return Of the dis
ease has been apprehended, for all the symptoms
quickly disappeared, and his present weight IL
more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his atten,
ton exclusively to the cure Of Consumption and
the diseases which are usually complicated with
il, and the cures effected by his medicines have
been very numerous and truly wonderful. Dr.
SCnENCK makes professional visits TO several oil
the larger cities weekly where he has large
concourse Of patients, and it is truly astonishing
10 sec poor consumptives that have TO he lifted
out of their Carriages aud In few months
healthy. robust persons. DR.. SCHENCKS Pull.
M0NIC SYRUP, SEAWEEDg IoNN, and
MANDRAKE PILLS are generally all required
In curing Consumption. Full directions accom-
pany each NO that any one can take them with.
out seeing DIR. SCHENCK, but when II Ia conven'
lent IL Is best to see him. He gives advice free
but for a thorough examination with his Respir-
oIneter his fee Is three dollars. u. i''I r.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
Licensees Of the Doctor-one when in the last
stage of Consumption, and the other rs he now
is in perfect health--are on the Government
stamp. 90 '''" - .'f
per bottle or 81 80 the half dozen. Letters for adj
Nice shonid always be addressed to DR. Schenck's
Principal Office, No. - North 9Th St, Plilada.,
Pa. General Whole sale Agents: 'Demas Barnes
& Co., y, VS. Hanee, baltimore, Nd: John
Chicago, m; Collins Bros, st. Louis, No. ~
I'd VI an mo yr IU4 .F.4.. .F4.lf IftNH ri t.
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THE PooR Mans FILTER-Is simply
an ordinary mower pot plugged (not
tightly at the bottom with a sponge.
A layer of coarsely powdered charcoal,
about one inch thick, is placed in the
bottom of the pot. then another layer
of sand of the same thickness, then
pebbles, coarse gravel and stones are
placed upon the whole. This forms an
admirable filter, and one within the
reach of the poorest. - So. gs
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Wonderfully ut True.

Wonderful but True
afadsns RHMINGTON Ono wufld rsnowned
Astrologist and Somnambulistic Clairvoyant.
while in aslstyeyint state, delineates the very
features Of the person you are to marry, and by
the aid Of an instrument of intense power known
rs the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produces
perfect and lifeliks picture Of the future h,is-
band or wife Of the applicant, with date of mar
riage. occupation, leading traits of character,
&c. This is no imposition, as testimonials with.
out number can assert By stating place Of
birth; age, disposition colDr OF eyes and hair
and enclosing MY cents, and stamped enselope
addressed TO Yourself, you viii receive the bic.
ture by return mail, together with desired inior.
nation {. ,.5,ty..I ~. GOA ...-sI
Address In confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, p. o. Eox 49,, WEST TRor, \. "
nars3-esd&w
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TOWN TRIPLES.

~ 80 &c. ~ = ~
New Advertisements.
IL The steamer Edinburg leaves for Gin
einnati tomorrow evening.
-a' J. 8. Rhodes & Co. invite attention
10 their goods. F'. .--
Bushfeld, Wallace Il Co. have fine
variety in the drug line, sr11
Merchant of Venice at Washington
Hall tonight. q g1 3. .,.grg
Hope Fire Company-Basket picnic
at Cresap's Grove. ,.2si c
Tho card Of +. G. Winship &, Co.,
successors to Winship, Woods & Co.,
anpaars elsewbere.L q ,h.EaM 49,
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Free "a Exerxhaax,

a Free 70 Everybody.
y A large 8 PIP, Circular, giving information Of
the greatest importance to the young OF both
sexes .st'T - itr.t.rilH
1t teaches how the homely may become beau
tiful, the ydespised respected, and the forsaken
loved LAC GOlASQ n
No young lady or gentleman should fail to
send their address, and receive copy pest
paid, by return mall. Address -
., ~ 4 P. o. Drawer, 81,
mar23-eod&w Troy, " Y.
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a.a"s15ssPEc CT q NOTICE e!FH'c1t,., 81
p uiro, 10 lt5i lT0THE ON ser q, o9.
Business Men of this City.

The Immense Trade OF the ONO R,rer ana
.,,.r,,.f,, its Tributaries, ,-..-..r -''
EMBRACING WESTERN PENNSYLyA
IL mia, Southern Ohio, Western Virginia a
portion of Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, Hi.
nois &c, &c. .u" 'tf 'tH, 'I '.L '- ana
. The Importance of tho extensive trade of the
immense territory comprised in the Allegheny
MoDongahela, Ohio, Muskingum, Kanawha, Sci
otto, Kentucky, Wabash Cumberland, Tepnes
see, and Mississippi Rivers, can scarcely be con.
ceived, thirteen States combining to form it, ag.
gregating population Of upwards Of ten mil.
lions. The value of all reliable information con.
corning the population, resources and business
facilities Of the towns and cities on the great
Western Rivers cannot be estimated by dollars
and cents, particularly SO at this time, when the
commissions of civil war, 40 prostrating in its eff
fects,S have subsidized, and when the immense
tide of emigration from all parts of the civilized
world has again assumed its fullness. and seek.
ing such information which the undersigned has
now in coDrse Of preparation. Among the vast
amount Of important and useful information
expressly adapted to Business Men, will be care
fully cOmniled q cOmplete II ~ ----- II -
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si.xuIar On,is.ion.

One singular fact, says Young's His
tory Of the War, in connection with the
death of Mr.. Lincoln is, that no coro-
lners indusstwas ever held-onht body;
4 noaegal eyidence taken as to the man
ner of his death, nor was q single per-
son accused Ofconnection with it, ever
brought into court of law; nor is there
to this day any legal Testimony what
ever as to the manaer of his death, the
cause Of it, or who killed him. q so
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Ir',rA. soda " .,sr Cs,nsppais.

Of, 1867 is now fully inaugurated'
With the warm days of Spring desire
for something TO drink will come, land
I rs this desire must be satisfied with
drink of some king or other. We know
refreshing and healthful beverage than
soda water. You can always get a
good cool drink, favored with rich
fruit and cream syrups, Mt +. R"cking's,
No. Odd Fellows Hall.
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ACARDTOINYALIDS.

A Clergyman. while residing In South Ameri
ca as . missionary, discovered 2 safe and simple
remedy for The cure Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs and the whole train Of disorders
brought On BY bsnefil aud vicious habitso Great
numbers b. have been already cured By this noble
remedy. Prompted By 9 desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, ! viii send the recipe
"a Senvelepet to any one who needs Il, Free d
ekargs Please inclose postpaid envelope, I'D
dressed ITO yourself Address, JOSEPH T.
LNMAE. ststion p, Bible House, New York
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Among

, b The New York Heralds recent 'per-
sonals" was the virtnous admonition in
cipher to Washington NJ. C.;-"Hon.
, at Washington: Sir-It can not
. be done. Truth, homer, fame, forbid.
Be wise. Read the poem Of Daisy Swain
and learn to be true patriot"
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or Jerome, the great stock specula-
tor, the wits of New York are making
merry over his recent display of wealth.
1t is an illustration of the old atlage, "a
fool and his money" etc. Last year Mr..
Jerome gave princely banquet, at
which each lady guest found under her
plate splendid piece of jewelry. 1t is
now said they are returning them,
which is about as severe an act'Of SYM
pathy as can be imagined. ,.i aa.
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appears elsewbel


Pronounces waterfalls goddess" 9th
Teer authorities pronounce them dirty ,
% The neatest waterfall worn by the neat
est woman acquires au unhealthy. mus
" smell after three days wear.
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pail Tomorrow IA brighter colors
It'd yssdepaNg; maphpofs "good-baer
rs tloughtlHt ad slightly ssd, for ShS
can tell ksMpflsn u may fsturni Bat
the fsllnsss Of sofrowing l.'good,byes
.isinaAe ofd mas h partitg = Hnmanly
speaking, he cannot reckon ON another
meeting after even the briefest absence.
4, yomans' Goodbye, is usually less
of trouble to her than it Is to man,
except in cases where her affections are
most concerned. He is more reflective,
more apprehensiye of change even in
che commouplacszpartiugs of slifss at
Is curieato-ssnark how cnaturc SYM
pathises with bur parting sometimes
more than at Others. How much worse
is it to part with friend in winter
than in summer, at evening than at,
noop-day, on a gloomy day than on >
bright one! On such occasions nature.
seems more than usually clairvoyant
s-y~1.~-~ss.~s-a-ss--s.as
~ Jul .sv's.Hrssiog5p To3.
I Seeing that life is. mainly made up On
partinss, It 10 no wonder that we dwell
with the fondest affection on those sep
srations, where the intervening gulf Is
spanned by the, electric hesItiness Of
nxood.bye." With us, the Terminus Of
our good wishes in such a case is Hearts
Content. a.s,;1 TSSssE 81
"GoOd-byes" are seldom pleasant,
Perhaps they are least unpleasant at Q
country house in Autumn, when tho nat
ural feeling Of regret as We part with
one round of acquaintances is put to
fight by the arrival of fresh circle of
friends. Then the sentiment SO APPLY
expressed in Pope's celebrated line 81,
ws)oonae the coming, speed the parting guest
robs the goodbye" of its bitterness.
Still, this applies only to those remain
ing; departing friends are no wise aided
in taking q philosophical parting by
the rememberance of past happiness.
Doubtless, as in every other parting,
some of their eyes dwell with o last
fond gaze on loved face, or the walk
beside the beck or the mountain side,
purpled with heather and golden with
gorse. For many a long dav the ca
dehce of that last song will finger IN
theif eats, and memories Of those. rest-
fall bsurs haunt their dreams. Perhaps
next year brings them back, and
though. syerything, seems much as nsu'
al, somethingeis sureyto be different.
The old days never come back again.
So man loves tothink, and one by one
we garner up the precious relics OF tho
past into our hearts to be evoked in the
fitness of future happiness, as miser
fhangs over his store or q lone man
takes out of his desk ribbon OF o few
faded violets, eloquent IN their silence
Of other days and: faces long since
moulded into; dust. such ghosts as
these do not come to trouble joy, but
rather to intensity it. They are ecl-
oes, mellowed by distance, OF the most
touching "good-byes" of life. 1a,. .'l
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y. n. Asssith a. Do.
Have just received Light Cloaking
Marriage school.

2V'aSSTT'@pefet lnH .-.li4LlEH .
Marriage School.
s,Ven you're married man, Sammy,
you'll understand great many things
rs you don't understand now; but veth-
er it's worth While going through so
? much to learn so little, rs the charity
boy said ven he got to the end Of the
almanac, is matter of taste: Ithink it
isnit.r---Zonu UelIcs. sHss toaf."s
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MARRIED.

= ON tho lsth inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Fisher, Mr.
A. II. BURKE to Miss ANNIE HElSkELI.,
both Of this city. ... Is..- .-.sE
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IGharch nasic. 7al i7t,- .rr g.s -''-'
In New York, they say, the 'sxtr enc
iveliness of onr sacred music occasion
ally affords some Strange occurrences,
Arecent operate performance in one Of
the first-ciass churches came near being
encored, aud the solo performer called
out by an enthusiastic yorshipper, who
forgot his place and Thought he was in
front Of the foot-lights. On anotker oc-
casion the performance was SO exciting
that it is said gentleman undertook
to walk figure. in the aisle.o
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For Evening Dresses,

White Alpaca, Tarlebon, Paris, Mus
lin, and Swiss Grenadines. ut ,. II.
Smith 4 Co.'S. e a'a. - r.s
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"Gssa Rye.

ts.g - - r. q sfEt..H
'1,T Has an immense superiority in COM
prebensiveness over the ordinary vale
edietory formulas of the ancients, and
in warmth of feeling over the modern
''addio" and rsdieu.pt Perhaps in the
'salre eternam eteraamqme rdlc' Of the
Latin poet are best blended the two no.
tions of good wishes from oneself for
1Xhothsr. the. xabisctise and objective
views-that meet so happily in our
: goodbye The saddest side iof the
sentiment which finds vent in "good-
,bysT comes ont in. spitaphs: q Its grief
cannot he yelled even under those In.
1 dierous creations of the village artist,
30 often found in our country church
yards. Doubtless the sorrow Of the
Q parents for their son told in the cpl
q. -taph--
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Aince the Dswnfail

F., JUST received-white Pique for dress
ss, at J. H. Smith & Co.'s. i. b.. -
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= ~ -. nSsAsi 81 13aLN
Him shall no more come TO We,
Rt,t ma ahall nna Aav 00 IN he

xAsLnons the loss poignant because ex-
pressed in the, pprest Devon dialect, of
which the first rule for proficiency is
that yon misplace as much as possible
the cases of all pronouns. In ths bsy's
"goed. bye" there is no sadness, for hope
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SWAMI HOUSE,

Oh .,-uli.f AhhEHobuhu'
'rHR ONLY PI1ssT CLASS -
u TELip the city. aod che no-i ceaveSss. !
Landing. ThIs fioase Ia. been f.sssay I.
largsd and newly att1d mp. Water Is d1n
from the Ohio River by Steam suction, iefe,< ,
q tank ON top Of the building from vses =
House 10 supplied With PURE SOFT WALL
II is heated throughout with stram. and a. "
modern imptgeemcnt attarhed.
Bills MODERATE, and attention TH0tst1
marif1y J. WIN DEyT. PTop'>S
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HANDSOME val. lace Handkerchief
can be had ut J. HI. Smith & Co.'s. D.a
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DfsSyiufions f'G -Paffnership

V,HE FIRM OF wINsHIP, WOODS & CO.
l Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business Of the late firm will be settled by
the undersigned. All persons having accounts
against the late firm will present them for set
Element and all persons knowing themselves in.
debted viii please calland settle, without delay.
Feb. 9Th 1867. niF.CIWINSHP. =.
The business will be continued under the name
md style Of r. C. wIESHIP & CO., at the old
stand No. 8 Main street. and we would respect
fully solicit continuance of the liberal patron.
Az ertended to the late 6frn.l Ia oil bl
apris-stl guisneoiF.G. co.
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FsrGosd. Honest Werkman-
ship and superiority Of MATE.
rial used, we VIII NOT De out-
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DRUGGISTS.

CALIFORNlA;. PORT WINE A
4 j pure article. Also, Pure Brandy, Whisky
and Gin. for medicinal purposes oaly. For sale
by I. II. LOGAN & CO, and LOGAN, LIST
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance,
.nAuY REGISTER.

o. ...e 81 50 Three months. - 90
Sis months. 80 20 One month"; IS
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a. For Coughs, Colds. and diseases OF tho throat
and lungs. In large bottles At g. 90 each, on
bottles for $500. Sold By 7. II. LOGAN & co..
and LOGAN, LIST e. Co.. t.g ami i
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TOPOGRAPHIC NEWS.


WASHINGTON, January ST. House. =
The Consular and Diplomatic Appr0pria.
ton bill was taken up. Mr.. Harvey, con.
sui at Lisbon, gets no salary. The sppro.
priatjon for q minister to Rome was erased
and the bill passed.
The Secretary Of State was asked whe.
Their the bill to repeal the 18th section Of
the District Suffrage bill were on file in his
office. It was stated in debate that this
was the first instance Of neglect to return
bills with or without approval.
The bill transferring Indian affairs to the
War Department was up. An amendment
allowing Indians the same rights as negroes
was rejected, and the bill passed-76 to 7s
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole, and adjourned.
SENATE.-The President was called on
for the correspondence between Secretary
Seward and the foreign Ministers relative
to the policy towards the late rebellious
States.
The Committee on Claims was directed
to inquire into the expediency Of paying
East Tennessee loyalists for their wal
losses as recommended by General Burn
sides commission.
The Senate resumed the consideration
of the tariff, which was continued during
the night session.
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ruronean News per steamer.

HALIFAX, January 3l.-The Africa, with
European dates Of the 18th, has arrived.
There was fourteen feet snow in Den
mark.
A West India steamer had arrived at
Liverpool with sixty-three cases yellow
fever on board. Twenty-three persons
had died on the passage.
The European weather was unprece-
dentedly severe.
The Prussian Chambers had refused to
abolish the death penalty.
The Italian financial statement shows
deficit of ls5,OOO,OOO livers. Of this,
81, 600, 900 are to be covered by various
proposed financial reforms. The remain
der is to be raised by taxing church pro-
perty-6OO, 900, OOO-which will pay deficits
up to 1880. The expenses of war and the
ministry have been reduced to l4O,OOO,0OO
liyers
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, January 81 General
Gusts Lee has declined the presidency Of
the Maryland Agricultural College.
The resolution in the Pennsylvania Lee
gislature applauding the Presidents per-
sistent opposition to the disunionists of all
classes, and his judicious exercise Of the
veto power, was indefinitely postponed by
strict party vote-5I to SO.
The statements telegraphed North abo, t
basis of compromise between the Presi-
dent and Congress, &C., are merely specu.
lations.
General Gillecier's Mississippi Bureau re-
port for December shows that the demand
for labor induces negro immigration. The
wages are ten to fifteen dollars per month,
with rations, quarters, and medicines.
Seven thousand nine hundred and nine ra-
tions had been issued during the month
The questions of rations, firearms, and
owning real estate were fruitful sources OF
dissatisfaction among the negroes.
Detective General L. C. Baker is in this
city, it is understood, to. testify for the inn.
parchment regarding Mrs. Cobb's case.
The Ways and Means Committee have
agreed to abolish the tax on newspaper ad.
vertisements.
The Portuguese vice-consul, De Polma
of Augusta, Ca, petitions the Senate fol
1872 900, robbed from him by Sherman's
army at Winnsboro', S. c. He complains
of having made fruitless applications at the
State Department.
The Reconstruction Committee is ma.
turing a bill, understood to contain pro,
viso, rendering the recognition of the
southern States as States by the Supreme
Court nugatory until those States are re-
constructed.
The lighthouse marking Deep Water
shoals in James river, Va, has been de-
stroyed by ice.
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LOOK OUT FOR THE ScAMP.-A fellow
called Satcher has been going around the
city imposing upon the benevolent and
levying contributions by artful tales, in
some measure supported by letters which
he exhibits. He imposed himself upon a
gentleman few days ago as an ex-Con-
federate soldier who had served during the
whole war and had been disabled, and so
worked on the kindly feelings of his heart
as to extract from him the last dollar he
had in the house. On the pastor of the
First African Baptist church he passed
himself as having belonged to the Federal
army, and as belonging to DR.. Broadman's
church, on Broad and Arch streets, Phi
ladelphia.
He has letters from Generals Beaure-
gard and Wade Hampton, and from DIR.
Brantly, of Atlanta, and Rev. 7. S. Skin
ner, OF Raleigh. His manners are well
calculated to deceive, and the community
should be on their guard against him.
Petersburg Mder.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature.

PHILADELPHIA, January 30.-In the
Pennsylvania Legislature the following re-
solution was introduced:
Resolved, That the House of Representa-
tycs of Pennsylvania acknowledge with
gratitude the course Of Andrew johnson,
President of the United States, in discou-
raging every attempt, whether by the Ra-
deals at-the North or the secessionists at
tie South, TO overthrow the Liberties Of the
people and the Constitution of the nation,
aud that his firm and judicious exercise OF
Tie veto power and his faithful adherence
10 the true principles ofrepublican govern
neut mark him alike as statesman and
patriot.
The resolution was opposed on the Re-
publican side, and was finally indefinitely
losponed by vote Of 81 Republicans to
" Democrats.
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MORE TINE TO THE SHERIPFs.-The fol-
lowing act being of general Importance, we
publish it in certified form for general in
formation
An Act aAo,oing further time to Sherifs to
pay in the Revenue for the year 1866,
passed January, %, 1867.
L. BE it enacted by the General Assembly OF
Virginia, That the sheriffS of the Common
wealth be, and they are hereby, allowed
two months beyond the time now required
by law to pay in the revenue for the year
1866 but this extension shall not apply to
revenue arising from licenses, or to reve-
nue. already collected.
2. This act shall be in force from its pas
sage.
A copy from the rolls-Teste:
]. BELL BIGGER,
C.. II. D. and X. Of Il. Of Va.
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G.. II. D. and K. of X. Of Va,

PETITION FOR REPRESENTATION OF THE
REBEL STATEs.--A petition to Congress,
signed by some six thousand Union men,
white and black, of Eastern Virginia, will
be presented tomorrow to Congress by Mr.
Maynard, of Tennessee, asking that the
State government be re0rganized on q
loyal basis, and that the late rebels be
disfranchised and prohibited from holding
office. They claim that unless Congress
does this, large majority of the Union
men will emigrate from the State.-Nea'
York. Herald.
OF course every Congressman whose
State is in any danger of being selected by
such people for their home will vote fol
the proposition, in order to keep the Hun.
nicutts, Underwoods, and the black mig
gers where they are. The Eruption of the
Goths and Vandals was nothing compared
to the migration to, and settlement in
any decent community of such cattle.
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n GENNET,
oPPosiTB THE rosT.oPFIcB,
h,. a fuli assortment Of GOLD and SILVER THIN.
BLES, #
GOLD and SILVER SHIELDS,
FINE GOLD WEDDING and ENGAGEMENT
RINGS.
GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS,
GOLD SHIRT STUDS,
GOLD COLLAR BUTTONS,
GOLD ARMLBrs, for infants;
CORAL ARMLETs and NECKLACES,
GOLD LOCKBTS.
OLD SILVER received In exchange for NEW.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEwBLRY repaired.
Ia. No. lell Main street.