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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-01
HrrOrs of Xouth.

A GENTLEMAN, WHO SUFFERED
~ for years from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay and ali the effects of youthful indiscreuon,
viii, for the sske OF suffering humanity send free to
all who need it. the recipe and directions for max
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing 10 proht by the advertisers exc
perIsnce, eau do 10 by addressing in perfect conf
dence JOHN b. OGDEN, ~ Cedar ST., New York.
gnsvgrvIV
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-01

The ''GREAT AMERICAN SCRAToHER. "
The Albany Post says. man IN
Schenevus, who styles himself tThe
Great American Scratcher," and who
has had the Itch for ninety-three days,
offers to bet $500 that he can scratch
through a piece of joist in less time
than any person IN the State. A
Scotchman in West Troy has taken the
bet. The contest comes off in Troy
next Wednesday.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-01
reformation.

APPROXIMATIONS GUARANTEED TO
produce luxuTiaut growth of hair upon bald
mead besTdless face also receipt for the remOv
al Of Pimpes Bitches, EruptiUns, ETC. IN the
skin, leaving he SOFT clear and beautiful
be obtained without charge by addrs ssing
THOs r. CHAPhAN, Chemist,
Tnay7cw1y s23 Broadway, New York.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-01
HOiIoway's Pills and Ointment-AstI

ma-TbOuga this disease has baffied the
skill. and been pronounced by eminent med
ieal meu ss irremediabe. The numerous
certificates daily Tecs we'd By De- Holloway.
are direct realization 10 such iil-founded
and faiiacious conclusions. Coughs, colds,
and sihma IN ali its ramific atoms of bron-
chial affections, diseases of the Ghost throat,
&c, have been cured in their worst stages
BY these txpectorant and laxative remedies.
Sold by ali Druggists.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-01

DANGEROUS SPORT. Detroit paper
tells a story with a moral. A soc al
companyof eight or ten persons passing
an evening together at the house of
one of their number, in merry mood
one of the gentlemen challenged a
lady to marry him. She accepted the
challenge; the nearest minister was
informed that his services y ere needed ;
the gentleman supposed that the min
lister understood that it was call a
ioke;" the lady, strict churchwoman,
intended TO Interrupt the ceremony
before the fatal words were spoken.
Unfortunately, the minister supposed
that real marriage was on the carpet,
and, being a Presbyterian, made the
services so short that it was over when
the bride thought it was hardly begun.
In consequences of this unpleasant
mistake the young lady has sued for
divorce, and the gentleman makes no
defence. The papers are now in the
hands of the Judge, who is, of course,
benevolently anxious to help the Young
people out of their trouble, if he can
do so with any color of law. But the
moral is. that marriage is no joking
matter, aud that giddy young persons
had better exercise their wit on other
subjects.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-01
me Northwestern mutual Lie Inpran.,
Company.
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Stationary engineers, passenger eondue-
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Lonis, aud miners, pay one-haH Of one per
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Of insursncsl.
Engineers and freight train conductors.
one per cent.
LIMITS or RESIDENCE AND TRAVEL.
The limits prescribed By the policies are
those portions of the Western Hemispbere
north Of the Tropic Of Cancer, and any DOR
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scribed limitsewiH be granted at rates pro-
poFtiOned to the risk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-01

1t is said that the Archbishop of
Paris will soon be elevated to the rank
of Cardinal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-01

-Longwood, the st. Helena resi-
dence of Napoleon, is now owned by q
Chicago lady.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-01

'COe's Cough PaIsam" are household
words throughout the Unite States AS we
travel We are greeted with it from rocks and
fences; If We pick mp newspaper, We are
advised TO try u;" and as we visit our
lrends We see 1t on the shelf, ready for use.
Il s00the5 fratlul chlldreu, puts ! veto an
coughing, and is great relief 10 the con-
sumptive.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-01

METCALFE's HONEY CoUGH BALM ia
a purely vegetable compound, innocent in nature
and wonderful in effect. For children IL is invaln
able caring Group, WhOOping Cough etc in q few
hours II BOSWORTH s SONS, Wholesale Agents
Milwaukee
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-01

"A Connecticut joker was recently
hned SIS for playing CHEST.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-01

old Flora Temple is in foal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-01

Carlyle has been made justice of
the peace.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
Onward and OnwardI

We continue each week to send
abroad a large extra edition of the
DIGEST to true, working, live active
Democrats in nearly all the States,
asking from all whose hands it shall
fall d favorable consideration of its
merits and power as a campaigner
in these perilous times
We enter the great campaign Of
'6S which is to determine the fate Of
this country, prepared to throw hot
shot, canister, grape, and confusion
into the ranks of the Robber and
Piratical party. ~
To defend the people against
wrong sa
To defend the Constitution
To uphold governmental Right,
and to war on a government Of
wrong, usurpation and oppression
To war on Black Abolitionism
and every other ism which rises in
the land and in opposition to Dem
ocracy and Justicel
Up with the constitution, State
SOVEREIGNTY, and popular Liberty !
Down with the Rump Congress,
Dictators, Military governments,
usurpation and oppressionl
Now, or never, Democrats IL
Campaigns Digest.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

TIE cOlored animal who writeSthe slang
for the African Iatslligencer, printed in
jackson, is terribly worried about the
''dOggsriss," (as he calls them,) In that
town. The animal 'cufs up all kinds Of
pranks while going past "dOggery." He
stares at everything he sees outside this
hurts his big eyes, he thinks he hears
wicked things insids--this seriously in
jures his very long cars The animal was
once thoroughly initiated into the "E
0ampHs Vitus" Lodge, and the ProprisIOrS
Of the Saloons should make an effort to
tame BIN or initiate him into their "order, -
as he has been very unruly since he spent
several hours in . saloon on the night'Or
the State election, In 1863, In that town.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

TaE OHHERDoNK CASE We
lear led from senator Golden while
here the true basis Of the proceed
inGs bv whio Ep. Onderdonlz was
admitted to bis Seat. 1t is in short
as follows: The Senate when acting
as Court to try cases Of contested
elections are i'm every sense of the
word q Court whose Jurisdiction is
coordinate with, if not superior to
the Supreme Court and that the
Senate were not bound by any de-
cision they may have made, but at
the same time if the same parties
were sitting upon the bench of an
inferior court they would feel bound
by the rulings and decisions Of the
Superior Court.--P POmerOy Banner.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
DEATHS.

In Macarthur, ON Sunday evening, April
70, 1868, Of Lung FeYer, HATTIE NJ, daughter
ofJohn J. and Adeline Bhockey, aged II years
4months, and days.
Hattie was one OF those gentle and amiable
spirits, whom to know, is to love. She was
gifted with more than ordinary intellectual
capacity, and had, by diiligent and persever.
ing study, reached high degree of culture
for one 80 young. Her illness was not long
but stubbornly refused to yield to medical
skill. Her departure has left O great vacancy
In the family and social circle; vacancy
which no earthly object can I'LL But she has
Gone nom this changeful scene Of sin, and
woe, and care,
Where brightest bliss Is oftenest followed by
s5 despair. d
Gone where no April days diversity the
plains,
Butwhere the ciOudlesg nOwery Spring fOrev-
er reigns.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

WHILE at Jackson last week We called
at the Drug establishment Of Dr.. J.T.
Monahanr and were presented by the Dr..
with bottle Of "Mudgs's American
Sherry, or Rhuharb wine." which Is far
preferable 70 Port or any other wine for
medicinal purposes, on account Of lis
laxativeness! For constipation, indiges-
tion, general debility, sio, there is no
medicine that has such . powerful yet
mild effect as this wine. We unhesita-
tlngIy pronounce Il real pure wins.--
having great power or quality as medI.
cine, as Il Is only intended for that pur-
pose. We feel better alrsady from ita
use, and honestly believe q few more
packages would thorou ghly regensrate us.
The Dr., we believe, is the only Agent for
IL In Southern Ohio. He has, without
doubt, one Of the best DRUG establishments
IN Southern Ohio, where everything in
that line can be had at city figures. When
any Of our readers happen 10 visit Jack
son, they should give the DR.. . call.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

WHITR TIdKETs.- We are inform
ed by Senator Golden, that the
proposition u have no visible marks
to distinguished eticketfrom another
has become d law. The radicals
fought the proposition desperately,
but all to no effect. Men can now
vote their own sentiments, instead
Of those Of their employers, and
none to molebt or make them afraid.
Every ticket having any devise by
which one ticket externally can be
distinguished from that Of another,
is to be counted as a fraudulent vote,
Graveyard Institutions upon the
back Of Radical tickets are played
out, men in future will not be driven
to the polls under the lash Of party
discipline,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

8
FARMERS, mechanics, and others, need
ing any thing in the hardware line, will
6nd the popular and extensive hardware
hardware establishment Of Gill & Rich
mond the place 10 get IL. There is moth.
ing in the hardware line but can be got
at this establishment, and at reasonable
prices. They buy all their stock from the
manufacturers, and not from the second
parties, and consequently osn afford to
sell at prices accordingly. Remember
that II is said that @Ths Proof Of the
Pudding is in the" 80. You understand
just what We mean. rsadsrl Go TO Gill b
RichHcnd'G for the best Hardware, ct the
lowest figures Fers
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
From the Detroit Union.l
THE SONG THEY SING IN MICHI-
GAN.

Not drum WAS heard nor 9 funeral note
As his corse 10 oblivion We hurried,
Not grOan escaped from Radical throat
When Negro Suffrage was buried.
We buried him deep in Michigan soil,
So deep that they ns'sr win uncover him,
Unless some Radicals boring for oil,
By The dearly loved scent should discover
him.
His eofin was made Of . ballot-bOx,
With white mems ballots ws bound him,
And he looked like babbOOn taking his
rest
with Posis and Tribmss around him.
Few and short we're the speeches We made,
And We sung not doleful ditty;
But his body and spirit together we laid,
Just out Of the White Mans city.
And as We we're hastily trampiug back,
Twas said II the d--l don't take him,
He'll quietly sleep in that grave 50 deep,
Till the trumpet Of Gabriel shall wake
him
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

at the honr Of o'clock r. NJ, Of said the fol.
lowing described lands and tenemerts situate
In the County Of Vinton, in the State Of Ohio,
to-wit: t PAL
The East half OF the Northeast Quarter, and
the South west Quarter Of the Northeast
Quarter, and the East half Of the Southeast
Quarter, and the Northwest Quarter OF the
Southeast Quarter of Section Number Thir-
teen (Sec. 49, Township Number Eleven
Town. ~ Range Number Seventeen (Range
ALSO, The Southwest Quarter Of Section
Number Thirty four (3i) in Township Num-
ber Ten (l0,) Range Number Sixteen (l6l
ALSO, Fifty-four Acres in the Northwest
Quarter of Section Number Thirty-four C34,) J
Township Number Ten Q0,) Range Number
particularly described as follows Beginning
at the N W. corner OF said Section Thirty
four; thence South to the Southwest corner
OF said N. w. Qudrter OF said Section Number
Thirty-four; thence East to the East bank Of a
small Run; thence In North-easterly direc-
ton in straight line TO O Beech Tree, ON the
Bank OF Raccoon Creek; thence to the middle
OF said Creek, and thence down the middle Of
the Creek to the East line OF said Quarter
Section; thence to the North Bank Of said
Creek; thence up the North bank Of said
Creek to the place Of beginning.
Taken on an Order and Decree as the prop
erty of Sanford r. Bowen to satisfy an Order
and Decree ofthe aforesaid Court In favor Of
Xnnraiscd M nv at Nine Thousand Nine Hundred
and Elghtyseight Dollars s0,98S.00,) and must
bring two-thirds OF that sum.
.TERAts OF SALE: Cash In hand at the time
Of sale. .
tta EheFiff Vinton County, Ohio,
And acting as Special Master Commissioner
N. u. Clark, Atty for PpE 4lls
April 30, l668-5w-3 ~ 1850
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30


The OLD GUARD ToR MAr.--The con-
tents Of the present issue Of The Old
Guard are Of especial intsrest;--1. "Ths
Nature Of the Rump Revolntlon," BY the
Editor. 2. s,Astorre Manfrsdl' (continu-
ed). The two chapters, x. and xI., Co
Bar Borgia and his Evil Genius, and The
Abduction, ore full Of pawer. 3, HDead
Under the Roses - Chapters XI. and Kills
nwher the Heavens Look Troubled Thus
Earth Can't be Long at Peace" 4,"Thine
Eyes (pOetry); afhe Ivy and the Oak
tpoctryl; aEpigram'' poetry; ''Those
Eyes" poetry. 5. 1Types Of Mankind
(by DR., Nan Eyrie), The Esquimaux. g.
nsub Rosa" Maidsn's Love Story. I.
(. Moral and intellectual characteristics
Of Savage Races" 8, aTiorrible Perse.
oulioh in the South" 0. "Pendleton'a
Plsn.D 10. as the Democratic Party
Unitedf' Ii. nHistory Of the Tenure
Of Once Bill" IL. n0ur Book Table, y
showing q very choice selection Of dishes
and The isEditor's Table," which 10 we'll
auslainad, completes one Of the mcst read
able numbers Of TEE OLD GUARD yet L.
sued. Single copies, 25 cents, 50 pei
ys,r. Van EyTit, Horton q Co., publish
srs, No. ls2 Nassus street, New York,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
Meeting OF tbs Democratic State
Central Committee.

OomCrAk OOlB0llCIo0s
There was yesterday quite full
meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee. Quite num-
Der of leading Democrats were in
attendance on the meeting of the
Committee, The best feeling pre-
voiled, and measures were adopted
looking to an. effective prosecution
of the campaign. From all parts of
the State encouraging word was
brought fer the Democracy. Never
have we seen the Democrats so en-
couraged as now, The great glad
tidings from Chicago gave further
exhilcration to their feelings
1t is. within the power Of the
Democrats to carry Ohio at the
October and November elections /;
but to do so will require work. The
Committee must have the co.opera-
tion of the Democrats throughout
the State, and it will be necessary
for them in each township to imme-
diaiely ascertain what voters do not
take and read Democratic papers,
and after having done this adopt
such measures as will put into the
hands of every one who will read it,
regularly and weekly, a Democratic
paper, until election. Preference
should be given to the County and
State Democratic papers. Now is
the time to do this work. 1t will
require but little time and very lit
tie expenditure Of money. The
Republicans fully appreciate the
value Of the liberal distribution Of
their journals, and are doing what
they can to extend the circulation
of their party papers, An exten.
sive circulation of speeches is ex-
eeedingly valuable; but yet they
do not do the work so efficiently as
the general and continuous circula-
zion of Newspapers, which usually
coutain all the speeches of value, as
we'll as other matter calculated to
cause SELECTION, and work convic-
tion. 1t is to be hoped that each
active Democrat will take hold of
this matter at once and as greatly
as possible help extend the circula-
ton Of Democratic papers, If they
shall do this aog, Ohio viii be COM
pletely redeemed in the fall.--Ohio
Statesman.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
ANOrnrR sHOw COsrxol--We learn cha

ANoTaER Snow CoSnol--We learn that
smother Show will soon visit our town !;
but whether IL will be better than the
one that has organised and departed we
are unable to say. However, we are hap
py to inform the people everywhere that
they should first visit the mammouth Dry
Goods House Of WILL 4 Co., of zsleski,
and purchase select assortment Of the
very latest and most beautiful styles q
every description Of Goods for this sea-
son Of the year. Then you viii be ready
for the Show. When you visit their
store, they win 'ho0 ell their goods free
no charge for admittancs. That "prlnce
Of good fellows" WArr HoLhass, IL man.
sser ot that shsN
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
onr Shorter Cnteohir1n.

WHAT is the chief end OF man
To love his country, his kind, and
to vote the Democratic ticket.
What is the chief end of the
Radical party2 The black end.
Who was the first man2 Adam.
Who was the first Radical2 The
devil.
Who was the meekest man ?
Moses.
Who was the meanest man ?
Brownlow. ae
Who was the most patient man ?
Job.
Who initiate him2 The white
people Of the South.
With what did David slay GOLIATH
A sling.
What is Slowing our Rump Con
gressmen2 Their slings.
Who kept back a part Of what
belonged to others Annanias and
Sapphira.
Who kept back all? Army con-
tractors Of the shoddy kind.
Who stole the golden spoonsH Ben,
Butler--selah2
Who loved Uria's wife because
she was white and pretty2 David.
Who loved Dinah Brown because
she was black and uglyP Thad
-.
Stevens.
Who were struck dead by telling
liesp Annanias and his wife.
Who are in danger of similar
visitation, forsimilar reasons2 Rad
zeal editors, generally.
With what were the multitude
fed at the sea of Galilee2 With
Radicals principle--selah
What are Radical principles I?
They consist Of FIVE lOaveS and two
fishes.
Who permitted innocent blood to
be shed? Pontius PLATE.
Who did likewise ? Stanton,
Bingham and Holt.
Who crucified the Savior Of the
world The Jews.
Who crucifed civil liberty? The
Radicals.
Who were destroyed for their
wicked practices? The antediluvi-
ans.
Who deserve the same fate? The
Jacobin leaders Of the Radical party.
Who destroyed the temple at
Jerusalem Nebuzaraden.
Who destroyed the temple Of fire.
dom at Washington2 TheR Radicals.
Who repaired the temple at Je-
rusalem? Cyrus, the Persian.
Who will repair the temple of
freedom at Washington? The DEM
oeratic Party.
Why did Rachel mourn for her
first bornp Because her affections
were centered in the child.
Why do Radicals love the negroes?
Because Radical instincts and negro
outstinks harmonize.
Who was cast in the den Of lions?
Daniel. ?
Who ought to "follow suit? The
party who broke up the Union.
Who sucked wolf? Romllus
and Remus. Z.
who sucked the life-blood of this
NationP Radical Vampires.
what did Romulus and Remus
found? The seven hilled city of
Rome.
what did the Radical party found !?
A military despotism--selah
what word did the Jacobins of
France use to cover up their revo-
utionary designs ?--Liberty.
What word do the Jacobins of
America use to deceive the people
and to conceal their wicked practi-
esP-Loyalty.
What became of the French ia
cobins2 They expiated their crimes
on the scaffold and on the block.
What will become Of The Ameri-
can Jacobinsl They will be sent to
Dry Tortugas.
why was Noah chosen commander
Of the arkl Because he was a
Democrat,-Me Copperhead, PeIla,
Iowa.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
FAM ron SALE.

The undersigned, desiring 10 retire nom the
more actiye duties OF life, Offers for sale his
Marietta a Cincinnati Ratlroad, In Harrison
Township, Vinton county, Ohio on the Stain
Road leading from Chillicotlie 10 Athens. ana
abont IA miles east nom Chfillcothe. 3 from
Londonderry Station and 4 fron RavsvilIe
Station, contaiuing 800 acreB--about 1Dt acres
under cultivation, 30 acres In meadow and "a
acres OF bottoII lands two toIAforiablh dwell
and stables; two nice orchards the beet offjm
Der and water. The farm can be divided into
two parts; will be sold III seperatc nnits or to-
gether. a small &atm, or western lanods,r
For particulars, Gallon or address "
j. ". BOWEN, McAtthuf. o
NJ O. ELLIOTT, on DE premises
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

We dropped into Billing hurst's Photo
graphic Gallery, the other day, and were
pleased to see the beautiful pictures
"Prang's American Chromos'' - which he
has for sale. The ChrOmos are facsimile
copies of Oil and Water Color Paintings
by the best masters--really artistio copies,
and, in most cases, equal to the Originals.
Our rsalers should by all means 60 and
see these fine pictures, and learn the low
prices,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

PooR RADs.--It is amusing to hear the
poor radicals howl, whine and lament
over the result Of the recent ections.
Those Of their organs possessing the less
principle [HeavensAelp that ClaSS] at
tempt to brace up the shattered rsnkS Of
their party by uttering falsehoOds to the
effect that their corruption has spread in
some particular locality. Poor dishsSrt-
ened Jacobinr, thy day has about arrOye.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
Political Preacher,

The Preachers of the
Methodist Episcopal church
in Yankeedom had lately a
conferencein the city of Bos-
ton, Massachusetts,. During
its session, among otherthings,
the committee on the state OF
the country, reported resolu-
tons endorsing the impeach-
ment of the President, eulo-
gizing Gen. Grant, Edwin M.
Stanton, and the United States
Senate for their patriotic con-
duct. The resolutions were
unanimously adopted, and
copies were ordered to be for
warded to the Speaker of the
House, the President of the
Senate, Grant, Stanton, and
Chief Justice Chase.
These scoundrels seem not
to have done mischief enough
yet. They are part of the
gang of Satan's imps who was
the cause of the rebellion, and
they are now trying to force
The county in another rebell-
ION. They have no more re-
ligion than a set Of hound
pups.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

SEE HERE.--We hope every Democrat in
the county will take hold and help circu-
late the Enquirer during the campaign.
Let clubs be formed in every town in the
county. Now is the time to work and
circulate the documents. See our terms
in another column.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

WE ere pleased to notice the improve
msnt just made in the Family Grocery,
Confectionery, and Provision Store Of
q. W. Pearoe, In this toWn. He has fitted
up, In splsndid style, two rooms, and has
gone TO the city TO purchase fine lot Of
Groceries, csnfsslicn cries, Toys, Notions,
and thousands Of Oihsr thiags uauaily
kept IA an ssiabllshmsnl of this kind,
5Vaadsss rim. &