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, 1868-11-13
What is Love Q

What is Lover 'Tis a gem
That ia the suns glad ray,
One moment sparkles clear and bright,
Then softly melts away.
What is Love? 'Tis a flower,
That meath calm summer skies
Blooms sweetly for a day, perchance,
Then droops, and fades and dies.
What is Love? 'Tis a dream,
A dream wild, glad, and brief,
That mockingly fills the young heart,
Then leaves it to its grief.
, 1868-11-13

CHING CLOSE TO THE RocK.-A long
train of cars, fourteen or fifteen were recens
tlv passing over the Allegheny Mountains,
on their way eastward. They were crowded
with passengers. As the iron horse snorted
and rushed on, they began to descend. and
needed no power but the invisible power Of
erayitation to send them down with terrific
swiftness. Just as they. began to realize
their situation, they came to a short curve
out of the solid rocks, a wall of rock l5ing
on each side. Suddenly the steam whistle
screamed as if in agony: tPut on the brakes,
but with no apparent slackening of the cars.
Every window few open, and every head
that could be was thrust out to see what the
danger was, and every one rose up in their
places, fearing sudden destruction. What was
the trouble? just as the engiue began to turn
in the curve, the engineer saw little girl and
her baby brother playing on the track. In
moment the cars would be upon them. The
shrek of the whistle startled the little girl,
and every one looking over could see them.
Close to the track in the upright rock was
little niche, out of which a piece of rock
had been blasted. In an instant the baby
was thrust INTO tnls nlene, anu as tno oaie
came laundering by, the passengers, holding
their breath, heard the clear voice of the
little sister, on the other side of the cars ring
out, Cling close to the rock, Johnny, cling
close to the rock ? And the little creature
suugglsd in, and put his head as close to the
corner Of the rock as possible, while heavy
cars whirled past him. And many were the
moist eyes that gazed, and silent thanks
giving went up to heaven.
, 1868-11-13

A GERMAN editor asserts that new metal
has been discovered, component parts of
which are water, glass and copper. 1t is of
deep orange hue, can be melted and cast,
wrought under the hammer aud rolled. Files
will not scratch it. 1t is translucent and cap
able of being wrought into ornaments Of rare
beantY'
, 1868-11-13

A THEORETICALLY benevolent man, on
being asked by friend to loan him dollar,
answered briskly, with pleasure ) but sud-
denly added, Dear me, how unfortunate
I've only one lending dollar, and that is out
, 1868-11-13

IL poultry becomes infested with 6cs
damp the skin under the feathers with water
then sprinkle little sui phur on ,hs slim
Let the bird be covered with insects or nara,
twelve hours. - . vi
, 1868-11-13

A California editor, participating in a de-
bate as 10 the best method of building a cor.
tain bridge, objected to a Golfer dam for
making the piers. lie said he early formed
prejudice against the thing. His uncle
once had COW choked with turpin. a-d for
a long time it was thought that sbs vonId
Golfer dam head Off
, 1868-11-13

nR. JULIEN PERRAULT, Doctor Of Medicine of
~ the Faculty Of Paris, Graduate of the Universt
ty Queens College, and Physician of the St. John
Baptiste Society of San Francisco.
DR.. PERRAOLT has pleasure to inform patients and
others seeking confidential medical advice, that he
can be consulted daily at his office, Armory Hall
building, Northeast corner Montgomery and Sacra-
mento Streets San Francisco. Rooms No. 8, 10, IL.
first floor, up stairs, entrance either Montgomery
or Sacramento Rtreets.
Dr.. PKRRAULT's studies have been almost exclu-
sively devoted to the of the various forms of
Nervous and Physical Debility, the results of njuri-
Gus habits acquired in youth which usually ternin
ate in impotence and steTility and permanently in
duce all the concomitants of old age Where secret
Dfrmty exist involving the happiness of life and
that OF others, reason and morality dictate the ne
cessy of its removal for it is fact that premature
decline OF the vigor OF mannoOd, matrimonial IN
happiness, compulsory single life, etc, have their
sources in causes, the germ of which is planted in
early life, and the bitter fruit tasted long aerward:
patients laborng under this complaint will conn lain
OF one or mora of the following symptoms: Noe
turnal Emissions, Pains in tho Back and Head,
Weakness of Memory and Sight, Discharge from the
Urethra on going to stool making water, the In.
telectual Faculties are weakened, Loss Of Memory
ensues, Ideas couded, aud there is a disincna-
ton to attend to business reading, writing
or the society of friends etc. The pate will prob
ably complain of Dizziness, Vertigo, and the sight
and hearing are weakened and sleep disturbed by
dreams, melancholy, signing, pa,pitatinrs, Paintings,
coughs and slow fever; while some have external
rheumatic pain, and nImbness Of the body. Some
eHo hoSt CoiHuOu ptoiHS arc pluEieS III Cnc
face, and aching in different parts Of the body. Pa
tients suffering from this disease should apply i'm
mediateiy to DIR PERRAULT, either in person or by
letter, he will guarantee a cure of Seminal Ennis.
sions and Impotence in six to eight weeks.
Patients suffering from venereal diseases in any
stage, GOnorrhoea Gleet Structures, Bubo Ulcers,
Cutaneous Eruptions, etc will be treated successful
y. All Syphihtic and Mercurisl taints entirely re-
moved from the system.
DR.. PERRAULTs diplomas are in his office, where
patients can see for themselves that they uuier
the care Of regularly educated practitioner. The
best references given if required.
Patients suffering under chronic diseases can call
and examine for themselves. We invite investiga-
ton claim not to kncw rything nor to eura ev.
erybody, but we do claim that in all cases taken un
der treatment we fulfill our promises. We particu-
larly request those who have tried this boosted doc
TOR, and thai advertised physician till worn out and
discouraged, TO call upon us.
Low charges and quick cures.
Ladies suffering with any complaint incidental to
their sex, consult the doctor with the assurance
Of relief
, 1868-11-13

COMING IN AND GOING OUT.-A servant.
girl writing a letter asked her master if the
next month had come in yet; he laughed.
WELL said she, what mean, is-has the
last month gone out yeP
, 1868-11-13

"A CHIcAoo Judge has directed that no,
uee OF he Pendeucy of a motion left at one
Of the beer saloons frequented by the law,
yers practieing in his court, shall be deemed
sufhe'ent notice, and the lawyers, are ordered
TO make out and hand to the clerk lists Of
such saloons.
, 1868-11-13

A RESTAURANT keeper in Richmond, Va,
refused to deliver up the corpse Of, man
who had fallen dead in his house, because
the deceased was indebted to him.
, 1868-11-13

Use hair brushes for children's heads, il
preference to combs as the latter scratch
the skin, and may lay the foundation for dis
ease of the scalp.
, 1868-11-13

OoHh FOR A FELoN.-As soon as the parts
Oeg'n to swell, get the tincture of lobelia
Anu wrap the part affected thickly with a
elotn' Saturate it thoroughly with the tine,
'ure, and the felon is dead. 1t never fails If
applied in season. = -~''' n
, 1868-11-13

RUSSIA must be paradise for school teach>
ers, as one hundred and ten days Of the year
are devoted 10 instruction, the other two hun
dred and fifty five to holidays and vacations
, 1868-11-13

Sherih,s Sale.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
County or WALLA WALL I Do
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM his HON.
ID j. =. WYCHE, Judge Of the District Court Of
the first Judicial district w. t. and 10 me directed
in tevor Of PHILIP RITZ, and sgainst S. ID. KRI-
DER, commanding me TO sell certain mortgaged
property in said case Therefore will sell at public
auction, 70 the highest bidder for lawful money of
the United Staes the following described real estate
70 wit Lot 2 in block Is, in the city Of W ALA
Walla, W. T.. together with all aud sil gular the
neteaianeLts and appuftenaneos -thereunto belong
ing or in anywise apportainiug Sale to take place
81 the premises on the ith dav OF December, lsgs
between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and O'clock p
n, Of said day. Walla Walla, November6 G, 1868.
A. SEITEL.
Sheriff Of Walla Wala county, W.T.
~ 4W By JAMES MoAULIFT Deputy
, 1868-11-13

SOME wretch of an editor says thatanother
twist to the present mode of doing up the
ladies' hair would take them off their feet
, 1868-11-13
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
GEORGE SAVAGE

"ATcHMAKER AND JEwELER uIvnSo
w reestaAlished himself in walla W.lia = ~
pared 70 do all work in his line Of busioe.s - -
from his long exPerience (over 10 vears1 - ano
WORK feeA confident Of giving satisfscton F's.n,
care given 70 Fine Watches. An worE s.nt r IA
q VIZ coinPsS Il PSSPS BY attended e. shop next door
- Srand konde Ssafinel and Is-i.,o,. tL-1
S0p9 NJ "eeA, and send bills 70 adyertissr "'1rAat
, 1868-11-13
FROM THE FACT THAT THE
Ingredients are Not Kept Secret
AND ALSO, BECAUSE
HelmbOld's
GENUINE
PREPARATIONS

Are recommended only for those diseases and
accompanying symptoms for which their ingre.
dients are everywhere recognized as thorough,
standard specifics. ln quoting properties from
Medical Certificates, there must be repititious Of
language. Diseases and symptoms follow, but
symptoms should not be mistaken for distinct
diseases. This is mentioned from the fact that
many might say that they proposed to cure eve.
rything. Additional evidence, also, which fully
sustans all that is claimed for them, is found in
the medical works of1he day, recommen ~ ations
from prominent Chemists, Druggists, &C., who
have been personally acquainted with the pro-
prietor for many years, as we'll as certificates in
unlimited numbers.
, 1868-11-13
a WORD OF
CAUTION.

Health Is most important; and. the afflicted
should not use an advertised medicine, or any
remedy, unless its contents or ingredients are
known TO others besides the manufacturer, or
until they are satisfied of the qualifications Of
the party so offering.
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You may be Too Late.

Dc warned in time, Diseases like Indigestion aud
Dyspepsia are not to be triaed with. There is such a
thing as Lclng too late in these matters. inflammation,
or scirrhus Cancer, or some other dangerous disease
may snsus, when all restomiiyes, no matter how po-
tent, would DO Intellectual. Do not delay, then. When
tho symptoms Of Dyspepsia arc FIRST experienced. re.
sort AZ once to tho great restorative medicine, HOS
TETTERS STOMACH Differs, and you win be
safe.
But few disorders involve greater suffering, and, u
not In itself Immediately dangerous, Il l. the source Of
many deadly maladies. Even II 10 did not tend to
greater svil, the mental aud physical misery il pro-
duees Is alone q 81 nieiont reason why no pains should
be spared to prevent or oursi II. In no country on the
face Of the globe IS itso completely domesticated As in
our own, where II Is found in nearly every household.
~HOSTETTERS STOMACH BtTTERs are unlyersally
conceded TO be the sovereign comedy for this annoy.
ing disease, AZ, they act directly upon the digestive
organs, Garrett and tone the stomach, and give reuowed
Vitality 10 the system. Acting dslightfuly upon the
nerves and soothing the brain, renders them o~fieaciops
A. mental medicine, As well az q genial stomaehie.
II taken as = preventive, they will be found parIicu'
larry we'll suited 70 the diseases arising from the IN
healthy season u autumn, and their use viii prcyeAt
the creeping, unpleasant sensation often complained
Of when the chilli are stealing slowly upon the patient.
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IT4HHM.a aNM. taN"n. Ht rI .Hf
Married. on Saturday the 25th ult,y ut the
residence III the hride'S father, BY the Rev.
II, Henkle. Mr., Taos. MCTTs 10 Miss SARAH,
daughter Of Anon Taylor Eaqr,, all Of this
County.
Reader, do you see anything wrong in the
above marriage noticet Il appears right SO
far as we are concerned. So thought The
good citizens in the neighborhood where the
occurrence took pIace-both the enfrarchised
and the DISTINGUISHED were invited and We are
told attended and participated In the sugust
ceremouissi partaking Of the plentiful and
sumptuoOs repast which was 50 lasishly pro-
vided. We repeat that We see nothing wrong
10 this matter, as thia is q free country, and we
trust we will not be shocking the sensibiities
of any over fa%stidious individual ia stating
that the happy bridegroom and bis beautiful
and accomplished bride are Of African de-
scent, while many Of the attendants cited
above are Of Caucasian extraction. And
"sueh is life"
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MATCHES FOR THE MILLION

This Or6ide Gold Water ~. mtnuiacurc, on strictly
scicu tiHe principles tstylc. finish and cOlrr Is cafot
yoid,l N jdesfmfs OF the uiost rare and costly drscrip-
ton Of Gold Waches.
They are manufactured with ITrHdag fts@ (gdiss'
md JGiiicticfsl have superbS~lss movements, jttsled,
ssgiae-mrhed with compensation spiral spring.
Rdirodd C0nduaofs, EagiaeTs, Erpreancg the moot
exacting Of our custoheis-haye thoroughly demon
strated the strength, durability, accuracy aud utility
Of tho fac-simile WaRham Wafelei, and pronounce thon
invaluable as reliable timo-keepors.
fine Swiss Movements, SIS; Patent Anfriean Jrr'
iinde Waihdm Watches, fun Jeweied, SO: chropontsr
Baiaace. SIS each. Elabontely engraved with new
and novel designs. Each watch warranted BY special
certificate from the 0roide Gold Watch 60,
ALSO, magnihcenl Groide Gold Chains, IS, SC, and 81
each. Sent Everywhere, t. be paid forcn delivery
our eRstrmers are supplied Jrsswith The Piekpoekei
D~rteetite and Watch Guafu aso, mailed separately
on receipt q ~ cts. Tho Genuine 0roide Geld Watches
can only be- obtained w ordsring directly rum Us.
JAMES T.. MONROE & CO., Ihport. & MAnurs.
1926 Broadway, NV Yoik.
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Ohitnnriea.

Died, in this place, late Sunday night on
the 18th of October, 1868, JAMES WILLIAM
HALE, son Of DR.. r. n. Hale aud Caroline s.
bis wife, aged 81 years. This young man
had been afflicted with lung disease for about
twelve months and Suffered intensely a por-
ton Of the time. He had been a Christian
for three years, and in his Affections found
God precious with him. A more triumphant
Christian death, we never witnessed. He ex-
hOrted his parents and other friends to meet
him in Heaven. He longed to leave this
world and be with Christ. He now rests from
his labOrs, and is, we trust, where the wicked
cease to trouble and where tbe weary are for
ever al rest. A funeral sermon was preached
in the Baptist Church, and his remains were
followed to the cemetery by a large coucourse
Of people. His parents and other relatives,
have the sympathy and prayers of the relig-
ious community. L.F. d.
Isaac HOss, infant son OF Henry Hoss, Jp.,
and Nancy j., his wife, departed this life on
Friday tie Esd ult., at 8 O'Clock, A. N.
After severe suffering, his little spirit took
its flight to the God who gave it there to
rest secure liz the arms of Jesus, till all she
pale nations of the dead shall be called forth
to the bar Of omnipotence. We extend our
sympathy to the grisestrickOn parents Of the
deceased. He was a boy of good understand
ing for his age, and babe fair to honor and
fame be was the only child of the bereavedj
"But all things work together for good" for
Christ says ""Suifer little children to come
unto me, and forbid them not, for Of such is
the Kingdom Of Heaven" G. SIS.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

.nHE Advertiser, having been restored to health in
% a few weeks, By = very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe lung ahee-
ton, ana that dread disease. onsumpu9u-iaanxiou
to make knownt to biz fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
To al who ds,fe n, be WI send 4 copy o. the IRE
s~erlption used qrse Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will End a
svKk crEt FoR ooSsvsPrioS. AsraNAs BEOscufrs,
&c. Tho only object Of the advertiser IL sending The
Prescription V to benefit the afflicted, and spread in.
formation which be e~oneeivet 70 DO Invaluable sndhs
hopes avery sufsrsr yill w his remedy, as Il VIII
sOssthsm nothinN and may provo = blessing.
Parties Eiihlns the prescription viii plsase address
RKv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
les south Second 81.
wmlansbufgh, Kings County, NsS York
ssnos6Ji-A.&co.
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Tribute of

AZ irregular Communication OF Rhea Lodge,
No, AZ Of Free and Accepted Masons, in the
town Of Jonesboro' Washington county, State
OF Tennessee, the undersigned were appoint-
ed q committee TO draft resolutions express
siye ofihe FyppalLy Of the members OF said
fraternity for Brother John D.. Lloyd, hate Of
the city of New York, in bis severe oersaye,
ment, in the loss Of his amlahle wife, who
departed this life, on Saturday evening, the
10th day OF September, 1865.
WHeREAs, An Allwlse God in the dispense
tion Of His Providence, has removed from time
10 Eternity, Mrs. Elizabeth VI. Lloyd, wife of
Brother John D. Lloyd, Therefore be It
Resolved, That we deeply syinpathige with
our brother in his severe affection and sad
Bereavement, and under wkNtever circum-
stances be may be placed, and wherever he
may be, we assure our brother, that be will
be remembered AasO@'edi!y BY his brethren
Of RheA lodge.
Resolrsd, That the Secretary be requested
to furnish Brother Lloyd with a copy Of
these resolutions at as early Il day as prac-
t!cable.T p" w NW' NV R
&s6lged, That the proceedings az this
mesting, which have reference tothe bereave.
ment Of our brother be pabiished ii the
Onion Fidg, Atlanta, Ga, papers, and the
City papers in New York.
WN. R9SEvIER,l Hra
lta ~, 5. MATHEs, Conmites.
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KnorvilIe IRON COMPANY

Those who need or deal in all kinds Of Iron,
Machinery, Castings and Coal and Coke,
should read the advertisement Of this COM
pany. The proprietors are men Of industry
and enterprise and eRgaGed in just a BUSH
ness, as should be patroniEed by the people
Of East Tennessee.
They have a large capital at command, and
we were surprised to find such extensive Iron
Works, outside Of the land of glowing FORCES,
Pennsylvania.
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Masonic Rannrd

The FIRST number Of this monthly magazine
Is on our table. 1t is devoted to the interests
of Free Masonry and general literature, pub
lisbed at Nashville by John Frizzell & Co.,
for So per annum. We commend it to the ia
vorable consideration of the brethren, and
wish It success.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who guaered Tor ysArs from Merry
~ On, DEBILITY, Prsm0ure Decay, and al DE q.
.ksE 81 youihml indssrslon, Vim, for he ,aks Of
iuasriBg hpmaDiiy, send free 70 all who ns,d it, tho
recipe and direction fos nAkihs the simple remedy By
whieh hs W. esrea sufferers Wishing 10 prodt ~
ihs sdTsrtiser's erperoncs elu DO % ~ ,ddrcsing, In
psrfsct eonddsues, JOHN B. 0GDES.
eaossi-Aaool No. q Cedar street, Nov Yort
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SB- In 4 country where the natural desire " the
people is TO reach the highest point in ART, u is vary
difficult for success to be obtained without most ardu-
Gus labor. Public opinion Is extremely ~oxaeting, and
not always just bnt often unjust and cruel criticism
has produced the most beneficial results the greatest
improvements have bseh made under continued dis
co~uragements,a and In many successful efforts, defeat
seemed certain 10 all except those concerned. In no
one branch Of art has there been moro trials and fail
ures. and in no single instrument il there so many
parts to perfect, In ORDER To make the whole a success,
~ the Piano.Forte this Is always attended with great
expense, requiring large capital, aud patient persever.
ance. J. II. Grovesteen. S. Mercer street, New York
now Grovcsteen, Bnller. & Co, commenced manniac-
turing Pianos thirty eight years ago, and Is one Of the
oldest houses In the country. They aim TO make the
best Instrument, and sell II at the smallest prpnt.-
These Pianos cannot be exeelled. Their singing quail
,ity is pure, full, and easily retained through the most
lengthy passages. For power they are unparalleled,
and are celebrated for their great brlllancy, exqui-
ailo touch. and ~eleganee Of style and finish.
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New Commissioners

Or. william W Bovell has been spppipted
by Gov, .Bfowniow, COUNT slonor Of Regis
,ra,Ion for Washington countypih place Of
Mr.. W. NJ. Laudre,h resigned. The Doctor
hsu ever been a srn and uafinehing Union
man, and will discharge his duties strictly
and faithfully. OHice atthe store Of Bowel
4 Mathes. F3
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KINDS & SONS .
First Premium Gold Medal
E 0hAMOQ L... .H. .

PlAMOS g.,
The rapidity with which these PIANOS have risen IN
public favor is abundant proof Of what y long me
chanical experience, united win ararc musical knowl
edge. uiay produce in the form, Of
Perfect Musical instrument.
KINDS & SUMS PIANOS being made with tbs Full
IRON FRAME, 0YERSTRUNG BASS, FRENCH
GRAND ACTION and 1REBLR-S0UNDIEG lRlDGE
also, CLOTHED and LEATHEREDin tho best pOssi.
bic manner, C~H1LLEAGE THE H0RLD FOR TONI
and durability, The most eminent professional talent
Of the country hAya giveH them their uncQuivdcal IN
dorsement. Notwithstanding the superiority Of ulNp'
aSoS's Pianos they are sold much lower than othOi
hrst-claas Pianos. and fully warranted i've years.
Warerooms II BANK STREET, Newark, n, j.
Send for q descriptive catalogue.
esnOV6. % tI'
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Q, W. MEEK, Secretary.

NA- Our readers would do well to- road
the advertisement, in another column, head
ed " Watches for the MilIion," Messrs, Nom
roe & Co.. the energetic proprietors, have
wroughta miracle in the watch line. Give
them an order,
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LINDEMAN & SONS

r. ANAElNaNNA anu ANAANAANN
Patent Cyoloid Piano Fortss
Were awarded at ths late Fair ~ the American Ipsti-
tute the FIRST PRkMIUM GOLD MEDAL or Noeet
", superiority and BTcaisaes.
/. Verdict Of The Jadgcs of he Fair Of the Amert-
en- i~RSftRfe,
"Thcrckrr, considering the nopeig aud value % the
invention, ami the results which apring fr,nl q. To-.
wit, the production Of all the elements which 10 20
foFm a perfect Piano, We declare No. 90, The Grctoip
PlAsO, patented aud manufactured w Ltndeinan 4
Sons. Of New York, jHHig cntitIed 70 the First Prsmi-
UNI for the best Ptauu on exhibition, IN the present
Fair OF The Apericfn Institute
Similar testimonials we're awarded thfso fuprrb IN.
struments atiho Staip Fairs Of MICHIGAN. INDIANA,
KANSAS, and wherever they have beca eNhibited IN
competition.
Read the Opinions Of Great Artists.
Gattsehalk. the rqnpwned Pianist. says: III r. he
finest instrumeit VI tho squnFr class that haze ryer
tticd. Ths tone comes out ~ rich aud solid As that "
Grand Piann. I have tested Il ~ / would . Grand
Piano Tor points Of delietcy and " strength, aud h
has stood the test "a ereru irag"
rhe following eminent Artists concur IN the above
opininn;
John n. Patiiion. Carl Auschntz. a. Bagi5h, Alfred
A. Pat,-, William Mason. Gustav Stwrkrl. Harry Ran
defshn. Wnf x. Rlsrfarl, Charles Frrdei, &. j. Hop.
kins, Thee, Eisarti, Grorgs ", Morgan.
No. 2 Leroy Place, Blocker Street,
6Saug2lmosl2] NEW YORK
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Millinery store

roe especial attention Of our fsshiouabls
itisnds i directed % ne adyefdssnsni Of
Nh. Y. 3 B~opdurani. Her s,ors. is supplied
With bsaufiel goods, which shs b offering at
t. PficsS narsaoasiy ios.