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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-25
grugs, Ubsmifal5, Ctr.
AYERS CHfRRY FELTORAL

PROBABLY NEyEH BEFORE IN TEE WHOLE
history Of medicine has any thing won SO widely and
deeply upon the confidence of mankind as
this excellent remedy Tor pulmonary complaints.
Through 4 long seces of years, and among mos. Gf
the of men, it has rst higher and higher IN
their estimation II has become better known. Its
uniform character and Eower to the various ai
fectious IF tie lungs and throat have made it known
l reliable protector against them. While adapted
to mder forms of disc and to young children, it
is at the timc the most c1fectual remedy that
be given for nciplcnt consumption, and the dam
gerou, aicci7us of the throat and lungs. As pro.
vision a2ainst sudden attacks OF rcup, it should be
kept hand in every family, and indeed, all are
sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all should
be provided with this ando,c for therl
Although settle CONSUMPTION 's THOUGHT incura.
ble still great numbers OF where the disease
seemed settled have been completely cured, and
the paticI:t restored 10 sound health by the CHERRY
PICTORIAL. so complete is its mastery over the dis
orIcrs of the Lungs and Throat, that the most eb-
stnate Of them yield to il. When nothing else could
reach them, under the CHERRY PEcToRAL they srb-
side ard disappear.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS find great protec-
ton from it.
ASTHMA is always relieved AID often wholly cured
by it.
BRONCHITIS is generally cured by takirg tho CHER
ri PECroEAL il small and frequent doses.
So gcncrally its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates Of them here or do moro
than assure the public that Its qualities are fully
maintained.
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WE ARE PREPARED FROM IHIS DATE TO
offer our usual FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
ef our ora sclectior AMI manufactured by our
sevos ia Charleston.
As regards quality and style, We are confident o'r
oods i'll compare iuYorably in oyrry respect with
eny Hcusc in The Southern Country, both for cheap
ness and durability. We have olso large stock Of
Aen's Furnishing Goods in tere.
TO our ficuls and form CT pltrcns and 20 the
Trade general. W. cxt,ad cordial nvita,isn 10
cxarn,nc or stock, and solici. thcr or,iers.
SArIyEr PANTS. .............s 50 90 to S co
COLO LED CASHMERE PANTS! 90 10 10 90
BLACK SiTiNET PANTS. ......3 90 TO 1 so
BLACK CASHMERE PANTS. .5 05 10 10 90
OY'5 rANTS S..................20 % ID 90
10Y SUITS. S...................50 5 % 10 y co
COIOEED SAI[NEr SACKS. IS 90 to 10 en-
cOLORED CA.SIIEEE SACKS 8 90 TO 16 CO
BLACK CLOTH FRUCK COATS.7 20 10 % ca
CuLORED CASSlAERE YESrS - co 10 90
OVER OATS AID SACKS. 80. 3 60 10 % 0o
The Genuine S. AR BRAND SIllRr always on
hand
LINEN COLLARS;
DRAWERS OF ALL GRADES. 81 50 70 50.
MERlNo SHIRTS, 81 60 10 81 60.
Cur tcrl,,s &c CASH, VI city acc"r.-r:c.
November 2S l'ao
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PROFESSOR 0IEIEH's ENTERTAINMENT 10
N1auT.-The entertainment ut Bibernian Hall to-
hight promises to be most attractive. In addition
TO the reaiings of Professor Meier himself, there
will be songs and music by various amateurs Mrss
Plenge will sing the "Rese"-Miss Theresa Hillen
will sing the .Alpine Horn" Miss Margaret Muller
and Miss Ara;e amp;en will form several dill
cult pieces upon the p,:uo The Tsraelits" Will be
reaac:cd by Mr. Heiser. The management will be
in the hands of Mr.. Tfcrhardt. The following IS &
free English translation by Mr.. Wm. Utter hsrdt, oI
Professor Mciors greeting to Soath Carolina
All hail 10 Thea, thou land of gont'e breezes
Playing coquetish!y with bearded liye.oats :!
All hail to thce, thou land Of aoTIy q phyrs
Where nosk;ng- birds are waving on na5nol As!
Thou haven cczy on the blue AlSe1c,
With glorious cleaader Cad IA verdurc.
With rna,.iy hearts in heavenly @hcr bathing
And spark ing with the fire Of ruddy courage.
AL hail 10 thee, thou peorlo bravo ani noble,
Chivalreus more than have tsund recorded.
Whom heavy bows of fate tel on thy numbers.
4 thousand wounds Thy i'e's blood w:stinS freely
A hundr.d battles speak with lips Of mutsl !:
Firm thou art standing oil the sriuk Of ruin,
Though msddensa to the quick, with beating pulses,
To see the disgrace brought Oh o.d CarJln2
MY greetisgs 10 thee, land clad il deon mourning
All sai;ton down. and wrapt II woe and wscplng
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

rTlHR BEsr PRESENT Y0U CAN MAKE + A
eool SEWING MACH1N.. AMI the best Sowing
Machine that is uaie is lie Wilcox Gibbs. ] his
10 proved daily at No. 397 Kin -stre-t.
D. B. hASELTOH,
Agent Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company.
December II l!
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BY WARDLAW & CAREW.
Valuable Rca! Estate at auction.
w. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS


By virtue OF an order Of sale, to me directed by the
Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, Judge Of the United states
District Court for the District of South Carolina
Iwi Offer for sale at public auction, on TUES
DAY, January IL. 1862 at II o'clock A. NJ, at the
Old Postofce, foot Of Broa1.street, Charleston,
S. c.,
All that LOT. OF LAND, being part of the lot for
mccly known by the No. - Mo,tiug. street, in the
City of Charleston, measuring in width running
parallel with Meeting street fifty 50 feet and in
depth fortyone 41l feet. Bounding north on lands
of Otis Mills, el,t on lands OF Elliott, south on
lands of estate of James Gibsou and wost lot OF
land below described
ALSO
All that other LOT OF LAND, with the BUILD
INGS thereon situate ON MectiE g.street, End for
nerly known as No. 234. Bounding to the west on
Meetin,-strest and measuring thereon say fifty 60)
feet, to the north on lands of estate of James Glib
son, and measuring on said line say one hundred
and thirtyve 1851 feet, to the east on lot OF land
above described, and measuring on said line cay
fifty t5e feet and to the south on lands late Of John
II. Msrsart.
Tcrms-One-third cash. balance in three equal
successive annull instalments, secured by bond or
bonds of purchaser, bearing interest from day of
sale at the rate of per cent per annum, and
mortgage of the premises. buildings to be insured
and policy assigned Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps LOUIS McLAlN,
Assignee of James Browne.
December % wfm9 tu1
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FOR SPRING USE!
EZ-NO RiTT!53S Equal Co tcI1EEN.-ny
TIE C'ELEGRl TED SUMTER BI7'TERS,
SIado of PUaE LIQUOR, HERE'S AND ROOTS, SO
we'll lpswu in Pharmacy:
PERUVIAN BARK. CHAMOIGLE FLOW
ERS, SNAKE ROOT, CHERRY BARK,
GINGER,
And such other HERBS AND ROOTS as will in all
cares assist Ti.csioa promote the secretops Of The
system in The natural Channels and give
IOEE A&D YIGOR TO THE
YOUNG AND OLD, MILEAND FElaALE!
ALI Use Il With Wonderful Success
BRINGS COLOR
TO THE PALE WHITE LIP.
BLOOM AND BEA U1Y
TO THE THIN FACE AND CARE-WoRN
CoUNTENANCE. CURES FEVER All D GRE
ATES APPETITE.
TRY 7HEu. USE NO OTHER.
AK Tor SUMTER BIlIERS. sod by Druggists
and Glocsrs
1x-ace ,ha, orr signature is over tie cork OF each
bottle. unEFtEL & F4VisG.
PopRIETOGS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
hugu-t5 Cno* Charicsssn. S. c
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amusement.
n r o G Il A NJ NJ T.
OF THE
LECTURE AND DRAWING-ROOM
ENTER INTENT
PROFESSOR HERMAN D. MEIER,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE NEW GERMAN
CHURCH.
Al IsIEE .sNIhS II ALI.
- o,,r,-,.,,.- r>,y D.oor,i,or H--1, ~ ~. d II

On CHRISTMAS DAY, December 9th. at u: P. NJ
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PORCELaI:T PICTURES.

G-ca; reduction IN the p::cc p EC.LAlN PIC.
LURES. Etcen. Improvements :. rri,tI in; ti:.'D
pi-iur,s enable US to U.Icr tile at ucalEy o.
Ea!f the former prics., and IL saoc. vr. Cal arJ
cxGniiRc Specimens.
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My greetiSgs 10 thee, land Clad IN decn mourning
Thy fathers, mothers, brothers sisters sw' ciaearts
All s,itton down, and wrap. II wee and wscpng
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-14

rtfs ant reelection from the nearly
white snl. rae negroes from the
u Ignoring islands brought over, du-
,ins my stay, vegetables, fish and uys.
lcls. Tie latter are said to be very fine
,nd oi large si2n in this rcgiOn they
mry bv, uI' ne ones got were about
,lt a.H vi d ,tit, and with similar
ostr, aud seemed To- be principally COM
pD-gl ui -aul.
Fac ptun't,o .r., nich Is one of h.
cdtipi IT,, ut the pace, il of the
I.nI y . ~ In.i il hu 10 u'lirb'.,
III. IL, ,un. trck ,elv spring as rom
& Umu1n centre, il, bars, ii btrN j,
II orcti,d, /, ruuSn, and lies ia ,ca.c,
..r .p,r.D, "a H,t, and lis WoDd i.atl
.Dt ,lpu.Y, lutrr- eel by muu q
vein, Oi extreme hardness. /, stand,
aluur,aud nI, d-tur Il 4 drtlin, 40
WWru dpuu.ic-- suggested l'- aiuP.iin
lDr ttr coat ut arm, al Jhr state OFFS ugl
Carolina, II, representing at the -am'
time dependence and sclf.rciianrv.
saw very lItlIr cotton growing, as ;hr
hcid, had NOT been planted to any great
extent. lhc kind which thi. and the
surrounding island, produce, is the
most vaiuablc grown, and is known 0-
SEA island Cotton. ! remained ut Hi
,On Head over half a year, and in spite
of its varied hcautic5, was not sorry o.
exchange its manifold discomlort', G.Ur
thc rulcr but healthier climate of The
North; althoIEh am far from cun-id-
criug the time misspcnt which pa--cl
among the sands and heat, the shady
rotd-, the mos..grown woods, the pll-
mctioc, and The noXiDus swamp, Of ,ho
South Carolina Island. NTAfoN
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-14

THE Alabama narkey Convention,
after being in session several mouths
costing the State and nation millions oi
dollars to frame constitution that will
be an improve on that heretofore
in use by white people, contidod tlcir
tender infant last week to the vot,s OF
the people. Every cNCriion was made
to carry il, because on the success Of this
bantliug depended the fate OF similar
constitutions South. The army under
Grant, the Frccdmen's Bureau under
Howard, al d ali other raints of Radi-
cal torture were usCd-tle loils WuC
kept q IN for five days (ior il isr' mark
able that it takes the negroes sevclaI
days longer to vote Than II does white
ruple,-lut tie ding died, and the
new tu stituti,n has l,cn Ici,ctd hS
about .O,CCO majority. In Othtr words
the negroes killed the bastard them
tClNts.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
resi- arrival a.
FALL ASD WiSTfP 9OU0s
DAVID LowENuERo
invites attention to his stock ~
CHEAP AND FAsIuoSNBLr cloT1uSs
1t his store on
nsin street, Two doors above tr- Americas j,-ns
G.oomshurg r,.
where fe h.s ius' received from Nsw Yors And
'hiladelpala a ilill assortment of
MEN AND BuYh CLOTHING.
including th- niost f,yhisnable, durable and
'onststing OF
BOX, SACK, ROCK. GYM. AND OlI.-,roa
.CoAfs ANn rANrS,
II all sorts, sizes. and coiurs. lie !as siso res..
shed his already larg" stock OF
FAIL AND WINTER SHAWL.
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAfS vt.sr,..
Shirt CRAvArs. STOCKS. coLiAR>.
HANDKEBCHlEFs, GLOVES,
sUsPENDEns, AND FANCY ARTICLES
lie mas constantly on hand large and sell.se-
ert.d assortment Of
CLOTHS AND vEsTINGs.
which he In prepared 10 make to order INTO ans
Sind Of clothing, an very short notice. and IN the
oest manner. All his clothing is made 70 wear
Hd most of II IL of home Manufacture
GOLD WATCHES AND JEwEIRN.
If every description, ine and cheap. His oess .
leweiry is not surpassed in this place. Tall ane
examine his general assortment OF
CLOTHING, WATCHES. IEwt i.HY. &c.
DAVID rOwESRrRO
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-14

INITIATED GREEN NBACKS.-N otn
and dca,cd Curchcy is just now an
abOmniahlc nuisance, and our trade
people are 81 sharp that they don't
want to receive "i,EuI tcuder' Of amy
der rniil alton. il II hairs breadth hap
pens To be- wanting from the note. II
may not be generally khown that all
mutiluicd blls are rcd, VmCd hy Ihr
government in sum, of not less tina n
three uo,lars-lhat are forwarded TO th'
uUsur! dQat'mcht, and the ~ eM e.
isl" il sent to rarti forwarding de-
H,,d utts, to the amount sent for On
.ul,nlC Iich VI Your sold l:gs,' Nn-
>c.upc and addicss ,he same, "Ileasur-
ar otthe United States" Washington,
y. C., and by due course of mail you
will receive, in new bills, the amount
forwarded, free of postage.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-14

IL response to petition recently
sent to the Post Office Department, Gid
con Michael has been appointed Post
Master ut Evansville in BrnrCrCek
Township. This office has been discon-
tinuod some time.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-14

THIS week thirty two men have vol
UNFAIRLY come into our office and sub.
scribvd for the COLUMBIAN. Send the
names right along. We can print 10000
copies rs easily ~ we can 1000.
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-14

-,mg from one 10 Scv,nty-tvu tunes, sud
cu-tiIr iI,lu s3 90 to 81 go 20; NUtN NWl'A of
tie newest yt, uml nilnohts,
Il,N are pleasant COMPANIONS Tor lI' lhNHlN,
ns well pA m, ulut mthts ion IL, lW.ur Jay N 70
gwen ouI slttml utt,Htlon TO that lIalrh 90
iIude fut th,' Inst eighteen Acais We utt ate z"
sul pA any Nint l,ti'l uud quicker umh aus
OH ltu., q ht ttuhllA,
M.IAiIIAI,l 4 CO.. I'M olt,r>,
ksL. IlA.,m, II 9laiu,h Lane tup htWIh, n. !.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-14

VANKIRK has our thanks for the dare
meat sent all the way from Northum
bcrland here. 1t is equal to the rob6Hs
they had ut Uncle Joe's, during the
celebrated "Drivc,' an account of which
we publish, without vouching for the
accuracy of the details,
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Tht Columbian.
WE would call the attention of our
taxpayers TO County Statement pub.
lished in another column.

OUK friends must not forget the Del.
egate election on Saturday. True and
sieudfdA Democrats should alone be-
sent.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-14

70 lIo,uc agood and reliable article
often, occasions considerable trouble.
I his il always avoided by going direc
to ndtrshOt's Pharmacy, where may
always be found the LCN and no0pcNf
goods the markets afford.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-14

FRANK Il. SNYDER next week take.
charge of the DcmOcrUi amt .T0rn~ Eli
tor, W. II. Jacoby retiring tor the pres
cnt.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-14

WRIGHT ilUGlIts, one of the lcahing
Republicans from i.p'ust Twp. says in
speaking Of young Beavers recent con
Nic,iou or "I.Arcvuy," that "it is pasi
ly accounted for; he used to 60 TO schoo:
to l.. john" Ilcalso added that Btavci
wa good Republican, had been y
sold r., anh set Paicmon refused to ="
hi- bail. What inga,iludc! Bat W
suppose he is cXpcctinga Il pardon from
Geary
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-14

CHURNING IN WINTER.-To make
milk churn easy in winter gather the
cream where it will not freeze, take ii
over night into Il warm Kitchen. Scald
the churn next morning before putting
in the cream, and it will seldom take
more than an hour to churn it. Should
the milk or cream swell, put nearly Il
quart Of hot wa ter into il.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-14

" q Il G L..
~ An persons indebted to the un lcrsigurd hy
MOI, or ON book account nIc hereby notified To
rnu and settle II, kaur within thirty days, ur
the suid accounts viii be placed In the hands oi
an attorney lu collection, when deit, inier 81
IAN. Iia.u JOHN II. IURSEL
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7 OUISA MUHLBACH'S HISTORI.
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-14

TIE Grand Jury have seen fit to ignore
the wishes Of the people of this town in
refusing them borough organization.
II would seem as if they had II special
spite at this place, for we venture to
say that almost any other town in the
County would have no trouble in get
ting Incorporated. II it Is necessary To
Incorporate such places as Ccntralia,
New Columbus, and other Villages in
our vicinity, certainly Bloomsbury with
5000 inhabitants and rapidly increasing
limits, ha- stronger need for incorpora'
tion. We believe There is 10 Other
County s,at in the State without IT,
However, the County will now be III
the expense Of opening our streets AID
alleys, which will hc quite an item
saved the people here.
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DRY GOODS.
NIItI.ER'S STORE.

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nj ii'i''-N - - Ci'i"
A'A rursu Auuft-At. oE
FAiL NND WiNIt' 'O"ih'
.rt, s,,i,scrii,s, t, , t,,,, i from, INA cf,,a.
,.,..., ....
'f
0f"lN' NND nlMNEN EO'lT'
purchased IN New York and Philadelphia NJ Tie
lowest Hsuru, nlid which he is determined to sell
on Hs moderate terms ~ can De procured els,
Whru .u E.4lu.iu'g. ~. stock comprises
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
nj 'h' rhpl.r. STYLES and latest fashions togeth,r
VIII h'-" assortment of Dry Goods AMI GRO
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-14

THE BloomSburg Building A,socia-
tion on last Monday evening made Il
permanent organization 10y clCcting
John A. Funston, President ; William
Neal, Vice President; John G. Freeze,
Secretary David Lownenberg, Treas
urcr and Rev. ID. j. Waller, Peter
Billmeyer, John *. Grotz, and John a..
Funston as Building Committee. The
work will he commenced as soon as Il
suitable plan can he secured, and We
have full assurance that no expense
will be spared in making the building
the finest in northern Pennsylvania,
and credit 10 our town. The work
will be pushed vigorously.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,

blooms burg, Ia.
". c. SLOAN 4 BROTHER
the sussSsror' of
WILLIAM S1DAN L sON
coniinUs the business o! makias
CARRIAGES, HudGig~
and every style Of
FANCY WAGONS,
which they have constantly on iiasd to ssit Gus
TONERS. Never using any material but ths hes
and employing the most experienced workneu
they hope TO continue n. heretofore 10 give entIs
satisfaction to every customer. An inspection ni
their work, and Of the reasonable price asked fer
the same, is sure to insure a sal~.
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DRY GOODS, ETC.
crRONG lRoBABlLITuEs.

~ IRnNG lRoBABlLlTil,S'
usprooabe that the building now occupied
usGnT -It,nrlr r4s, viii bo vacated by hin up.
on'hc !s,o. Aprn i.js the old building torn down
an1. ma.oio.on' and imposing structure rrrct.
- rhe.ooi, containing commoiious.
TO w n II ALL,
and several splendid store rooms.
GREAT INpucEM ENTs
.r, therefor, offered hy him to those wishing to
nrvgonl@ 1,r CASH or READY PAY.
..hr credit .,atcm nn enemy to the cash huyar.
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i,u,stlScrlor,ni ~ OllrFNilc, Ia, rcod
Ii,l.n i end Cd'dSlttnIl,i. s.rpl' men
I,,n,t VIII "a - IiA NtIihb l'hl the
Hhs NLtlttt { 'tnnll tpi'l 10
jan3lA Clio, AitAAiR, Ci@nseSIlie, Ia
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SOMETHING NEW

SOMETHING NEW
AT LIMEsToNEvILIE.
M0SrouR COUNTY, PA
The public are desired tat take mar, icuin, motto.
lat the undersigned have Just returned ffuln IN.
Eastern cities, with the
ri III II INSTALL MINT,
or the present fall ai.d winter season, Of
DRY GOODS
GROCERIES,
QUEENswARE
CLOTHS,
vfsrINGs.
ChLiCoES,
sHAwIS.
Decidedly the largest. snd best. snoi cheapest A..
READY MADE CLOTHING
ver brought 'nin tho region and that hr~k,i
ip Win the finest SELF, ion Cf the latest enS
most fashionable STYLES Of
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
lhrr" IS also connected with the store
MISS ~ IEN DILDlNE'S MILLINERY r-
ThRI1sHNENT
where may be .uuud large and choice .-soft
iihts ami caps, Dress trimming Flowers RUN
'ilisS, ttElnEs, NIibOns, etc, and is prepared to
ui, NJ. ana rc-inakc all kinds Of Ladies' wear
with all the bucst styles oi Patterns etc
EEcry body cau he fitted nnd suited Lsdies
ana Grn'ln1 10, boys ana girls. ran ind the
Nov. 22,i7-tf.
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