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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-07-21
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between J.
Buxbaum, S. Anathan and J. Roesser, known as the
firm of 81 BUXBAUM & co.. dissolved by
Mutual consent on the 23d iIst.-J. Roessler with
drawing from the said firm.
Claims due to and by the late firm at Charlotte
will be settled by J. Buxbaum.
Ia j. BUXBAUM,
s ANATHAN,
June 90, 1868. J. ROESSLER.
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Concord Mills.

Having opened House in Charlotte, the
Post Office, for the sale Of our manufactured
goods, We invite the ttvntion Of merchants and
others to our YARNS, SHEETINGS, SHIkTINGS,
USNABEkGS, CARPET CHAIN, STOCKING
YARNS, &c. &c.
HIas~ Cotton taken in exchange for Goods. We
sell low for Cash
j. MCDONALD & SONS,
August -, 1867. Concord, \. c.
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DaDoSitS.

Deposits of Coin and Currency received in any
amount and interest allowed per agreement, and if
preferred certificates of deposit issued bearing in
terest stipulated, at the City Bank of Char
lotte. w. a WILLIAMS, Cashier.
J3ly G. 1863
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a professional beggar, ignorant of the art of
reading, bought card to place on his breast, and
appeared in the public streets as "a poor widow
with eight children
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Josh Billings says he don't care how much a
mar talks, if he will only say it in few words.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
III. Ri H III Il LIP -,
(Ncrt door to Stenhouse, 4Nacau1oy e Co..
Is now receiving general assortment of
Dry Goods,
Selected at the North expressly for this market,
which VIII be sold at as fair prices can be OBJ
tanned anywhere.
His assortment of
Ladies' Dress Goods
Comprise many new styles and patterns. The ladies
respectfully invited to call and examine the new
fashions.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Of every description and quality, at low prices.
Ready-made Clothing
For Summer at reduced figures.
Give me a call and will give satisfaction in goods
and prices. II. NJ. PHELPS,
May IL, 1868.
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Mutilated Currency.

Ragged and defaced Greenbacks, National Bank
Currency and Shinplasters bought at small discount,
at the City Bank of Charlotte.
July 6. 1868 w A. WILLIAMS. Cashier
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WHEAT!
W d eat w ant e d.

The highest cash price will be paid for good Wheat
in any quantity, by
May l8, 1868. J. Y. BRYCE co.
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J. p. McCombs, III. D.,
DENTISTRY.
DR.. B. S. TrayWick,
a. w. ALE x A N D z E,
Surgeon Dentist,

CHARLOTTE, n. c.
(OTcs in the Brarley Buidng opposite the Charlotte
HOtcl)
sHa- Can be consulted Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays.
March 25 1868.
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Revenue Stamps.

Revenue Stamps, Of every denomination, constant
ly on hand, and discount allowed on sums amoant
ing to S25 at the City Bank Of Charlotte.
July 6, 1868. W. A. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
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CHARLOTTE HOTEL,

CHARLOTTE, " C.
This first class and well known House. formerly
kept by Maj. J. B. KERR, having been recently re-
aired and refurnished in every department, is now
open and ready to receive guests
The Table is unsurpassed, and in point of
oeuce and comfort the House is not exceIed by any
n the City W. W. HART,
February II, 1868. Proprietor.
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CITY BANK OF CHARLOTTE,
TRADE ST, SPRINGS BUILDLNG,a@
CHARLOTTE, N. G..
W. A. WILLIAMS, CASHIER.
C. n. G. BUTT, TELLER.

)6fce Hours from s a. m. till 6 .. M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-24

The Chicago papers are discussing the
" chilling GOODNESS" with which private
soldiers were treated at the late reunion in
that city of the Army of the Cumber-
land" These same private soldiers will
have good chance to sympathize with the
people of the South, whom they have put
under the heel of the oppressor. They
were about as wise in taking up arms
against the southern people as were the
Irish in the northern States in doing the
same thing. The South is conquered
country, and lies PROSTATE and bleeding at
the feet of her conquerors; but every poor
man in the North has been made poorer,
and every northern State has doomed itself
to perpetual slavery to the General Govern
ment. We are bound hand and foot !; yet
we can easily perceive that the northern
people are in the same boat. Neither pri-
vate soldiers, nor Irishmen, nor poor tax
payers, nor "any other man." can now
help themselves. They have deprived US
Of our liberties, and in doing so have lost
their own. Let us all bear our misfortunes
as patiently as we can.
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his own law. If he had declared it to DC.
clearly constitutional, they would nea ,
been as likely to decide that it is nncons.'
.tu,ional as they now are to give the SAM
decision; and no more go. HE'S ,ea.. a.,
perhaps, that his reputation voala .sS nasl
from an adverse decision, and 50 nc aa's.
it;ses the country in advance that he mas
We do not know what the case is before
the Supreme Court in which this Question, Question
hos been raised, but we regard it as pretty
certain that the old lawyers who compose
that court can get rid Of the troublesome
question by side wind Of some sort Iasy ~
are not going to render decision ~hi0h :,
would derange all the monetary circles Oh
the country.
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SENATOR W1LLEY.-The Wheeling Intel
Eoencer recommends Mr.. WILEY, of west
Virginia, for place in General GRANTS
Cabinet. Mr.. WILEY is the same con-
sistent gentleman who in 1861 gave as q
reason why he could not vote in the state
Convention for an ordinance of secession
that the moment such an ordinance was
passed he would be traitor if he did not
90 with his State. He is also the same MIR.
WILEY who went home from Richmond TO
organize his people and aid in preparing
.L~---to. -,-,rt ,anl veg from the Penn
was Virginian while in Richmond and up
to the moment when MCCLELLAN's army
landed on Virginia soil, but who became q
rampant Union man as soon as Uncle
Sans bayonets had turned the scale in his
own section in favor of the Union.
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Rennett on Underwood.

The New York Herald says that UNDER
WOOD has "arrayed the Government agalhS,
u all the interests of society, against gooo
" order. the security of life and of proper
utv and has made it the champion OF all the
8. sconndrels in their efforts to get way from
i";ustice," 1t adds, what wehope will proven
be true, that "there are represen.a'i'ee
and senator's who are not 80 lnsaneiy lo'S
I" in one idea that they care TO see piop'i
90 reconstrucsion made the cover Tor mere
I" anarchy and terrorism and these nen
"would naturally rebuke the ignorant 10 :,
"natic who has thus outraged the oenon.
The Herald argues the point as II oS
pERwooD had decided the case upon !"
technicality of law" whereas the fact is
inst the reverse. The technicalltles OF
the law" if such q phrase may be pro.
perly employed in this connection were ai
on the other side of the question. UNDER
WOOD made decision not only wrong III
morals, but directly in the teeth OF the pre-
cedents in similar cases to the one WHICH
was submitted to him for adjudication. he
acted either corruptly or ignorantly, ana
should be impeached for incompetency or
corruption in Office. Unfortunately tor the
neople of Virginia, he would, if impeached'
he tried by a court such as that which last
summer, contrary to the evidence and the
arguments presented before it, voted by a
majority lacking only one OF tWo-thlrds
that an innocent man was guilty. "eneeo
no ghost from the grave to tell us that the
same tribunal would pronounce guilty
Radical Judge innocent even II the PROOF
of his offence were as clear as testimony
could make it.
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General HOWARD, head Of the Freedmen's
Bureau, not only gave out the contract for
the building which tumbled down in Wash
ington city the other day, but he was in
terested in the artificial stone of which it
was constructed! General HOWARD passes
for o saint among the Yankees, and this
mishap and consequent exposure of his
modes of getting rich of the expense Of the
darkies will probably make him as popu-
lar as BEAST BUTLER. "0ther prominent
Radicals are also said to be partners in
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IMPORTANT IF TRUE.-The Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Gazette re-
ports that not only is General GRANT op-
posed TO reconstructing Georgia over again
because the negro members of her Leglsla-
ture were expelled, butthat he was actually
informed of the proposed expulsion in adj
vance, and that the movement had the
sanction of the military. We give the re-
port for what it is worth.
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The Lepal-Tender Act.

1t is impossible to exaggerate the troubles
which would result from decision by the
Supreme Court of the United States that
the legal-tender act is unconstitutional.
Men owing money might lose millions of
dollars, whilst those to whom it is owing
would make as much. Many persons would
refuse to take advantage of such decision,
but would receive legal tenders as if no such
decision had been made. There are, how
ever, in every city SHYLoCKs who would
claim the last farthing they could lawfully
demand under it, and who would be able to
destroy that perfect confidence which is
essential to the successful prosecution Of
business in commercial community.
Much litigation also would almost neces-
sarily follow. In fact, so general would be
the arrangement Of business, and SO much
to be dreaded is the power for evil that
would thereby be placed in the hands of
creditors, and SO evidently would these re-
suits flow from decision adverse to the
constitutionality Of the law, that we are not
prepared to expect any such decision. The
courts in every country lean to the policy
of the Government, and. especially courts
which are so high as to fear no appeals from
their decisions. 1t is clearly the policy Of
this Government to be able in time Of war
to issue paper currency which 1t can
make legal tender for all debts. The
Supreme Court will hesitate long before
depriying the Government of this resource.
Mr.. SPAuLDING, of Buffalo, N. Y, who
claims to be the author of the law, publishes
letter addressed to Mr.. McCULLoCH, in
which he declares that although the law
was constitutional during the war it is
clearly unconstitutional now. As this is a
very absurd conclusion for any one to reach,
we quote his own words:
"As war measure passed during war, con-
tinning during the war and rs long as the
exigency lasted, believeit was necessary and
proper 10 successfully carry on the war, and
was therefore constitutional. ! am equally
lionai."
AS no court ever consults the author of
"a" 20 ascertain whether he regards it as
constitutional or not, but always decides
she question upon its own knowledge of the
low anu the Constitution, Mr.. SpAULpIse's
.u0'.sh disclaimer viii go for nothing before
Inc supreme Court. tits matter Of entire
indifference to Mr.. CHASE and his associates
That Mr.. sPAULDING's opinions are as h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-24

BEICK PoMERoY has never been favo-
rite of ours. We have regarded his sue
cess as the result of the unhappy condition
of the country rather than Of any extraor-
binary merit in the man or his singular
paper. TITUS OATES was once as famous
in England as BRICK is now in this coun-
try, and if he had commenced the publica-
ton of newspaper would no doubt have
made money at rapid rate. So much by
way of introduction to the following para
graph, which we find in the Cincinnati
Commercials:
Respectable people will be glad to hear
that Brick Pomeroy's New York Democrat is
in sinking condition, and drawing heavily
upon the La Crosse, Wisconsin, concern to
keep 1T afloat alittle longer. Subscriptions to
both papers have decreased rapidly since
Grants election"
We suppose there are great many re-
spectacle people" who will hear this news
with regret-news which We are not pre-
pared to believe strictly true. At any rate,
BRICK is far better man than FoRNEY,
BUTLER, and many other Radical celebri
ties.
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tho manufacture and sale Of this compost
stion stone, which.yields to the first frost
and becomes sand. as rapidly as snow melta.
aeneral HOWARD has selected committee
of his friends to report upon the cause OF
the disaster; as If any report were neces-
aary!
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WOr,TDAY GOODS.

A PPRoPRIATE HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
ELEGANT BOOKS, illustrated and In superb
HAsNibh alDsHE WHITING DESKS.
LADIES' WORK-BOXES
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, apEs
FLEGANT NOTE PAPER and En- ZEE FTP Ps ne.
MISUNDERSTANDING boxes OF N2se @pe4
and Envelopes, stamped with Initials
ssIRnhYHER-BooKs and HYMN-BooKs,
PEEKNTvES
GOLD PENS,
PENCIL CASE9.
POCKET-BOOKS,
PORTE-MONNA1ES,
WRISTBANDS,
BsCKGAMMON BOARDS,
sPLENDID PIAEO-FOhTES,
SUPERB GUITARS,
and an endless variety Of
suitable for Chri atm as and EeT Years gus
WUODHOUSE PAh Ian,
booksellers, Stationers, and
doo1 a. Sea ers In Piano fOrtes.
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STOVES, .TINWARE, &c.

"A T HOME AGAlN.-Thankful 10 our
IN friends and the public for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on us, we would re-
STREET, may he found the finest assortment of
STOVES, CRATES, TINWARE, HOUSE-FrR-
NISHING GOODS, RANGER FURNACES,
u any house in ths city. MOUNTC1sTLE,
des go $50 Broad street,
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MARRIED,

IN Sunday the goth instant at the residence 9, o.
the BRIDES father In King and Queen county, nr
nr Kentucky, and Miss SALLIE GOALDEh' o.
King and Queen.
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General BUTLER calls General KILPA-
TRICK scoundrel. No doubt General Kill
PATRICK has repeatedly called BUTLER
scoundrel. The world will credit both of
them,
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WELL SUIT YOU TO A T.
CHRISTMAS PRESEN

THRISTNIAS PRESENTS.
~ just received at the jewery store OF
JULIUS SCHuMANN,
No. $40 BROAD STREET NEAR SEVENTH,
one OF the finest assortments of new STYLE
JEWELRY GOODS and GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES. suitable for CHRISTMAS PRE-
SCENTS. Also, JET JEWELRY, cheaper than
any other house In the city.
WATCHES and JEWELRY REPAIRED at
the shortest notice. All work guaranteed.
No. 629 BROAD STREET
re lT-tJan1 near Seventh
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NHRIsTMAs PRESENTS FOR OLD AND
~ YOUNG.-Now open, a full stock suitable for
hrlstmas and New-Year's Presents, consisting of
fine Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Portfolios
Pocket-Books, Card-Cases, and Penkniyes Also
large collection OF the Poets and other Books.
superbly bound; Prayer-Books. Bibles, Photo
graphic Albums, &c. &C., together with COM
plete assortment Of Juveniles, beautifully bound
and illustrated. Toy Books and Toy Games of all
varieties. Also, French md English Papers and
Envelopes Papetries, &C., &c. All of which we
offer as low as they can be found elsewhere.
A. n. CHRISTIAN IL CO.,
de IT 1908 Main street. opposite postOhice.
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DIZZINI'S PARADISE.
For all that is toothsome and pretty
The handsomest stock In the city
Where nil around seems fr,m magic to How
90 visit the store of PIzZIN1 g. 20.
There Christmas displays It's vast bounty
For all in the town and the county
And In the whole city there ioC sucE r., SUI"
As you'll see In the store of P1zzrNI q 20.
There for all whom we love we can find
The gits that win Just suit tn. ir mind
Fran cake for bride, to n box for heaux,
Well find all for sale with PIzzINI q co.
Then, his prices will suit every purse, az
or mistress, OF child, or OF nurse
And believe me at once, when tell you Tbs 80,
The cheapest Of men are PIZZINI & 60.
Tde 22-3t1 -.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

ITO TRIB D E I 8.
- The shades of eve were falling fast
as through the reefs Of Richmond passeu
A youth who bore mid snow ana Ice,
a banner with the strange DEVICE
A gray haired veteran called MIN nacR
AMI begged to know what he did LACE.
s.Don't stop me now" the youth crled out,
aIhc place l. &c found without do4Dtm
"Christmas has come-tis In my pohes-
And so hasten DER the stones
TO supply myself with all need
To treat friends-myself to feed
uH,s stock of goods can't be surpassed
For confectionery he has amassed
Fruits nuts and candy, fireworks. Toys
To nil the socks OF girls and boys,
.I'll buy of him, then; stop me not;
His /. The place long have sought
Oh , let me spend my stamps and dimes
With him Who prices goods TO sun inc Iiines-
w. W. TRIBBETT. next door TO the DiSpdtch
office has an uneyce led stock OF CHRIS In .
GOODS 10 which he invites The attention OF the
people of ) ichnond-young and OLD remember
I'd dc o. II next door to tie Dispatch.
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CHRISTMAS.
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND BANKING
AND INSURANCE COMPANY.

OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND BASkis'{
AND INSURANCE COMPANY.
ru1s OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON
IHRIsTMAs DAY. All parties having
notes or drafts maturing on that Day must give
them attention on TODAY {Thursaayj.
de 24-lt JOIN =. IA VIC, 0asH-e-.
THE OFFICE OF LANCASTER & w:
will 10 closed on the 2sth instant. Notes ara
hills rnust be attended to TO-DAY. 80, ;.
TircEnpER q. 1868. oe -e-.S
MOTT E.-The MARKETS Will De
- ,oJnS TSri stmas day. j. 2. TYLER
thA' o'N'e Clerk OF Second Market.
SAM'L ELLIS,
AN st& Clerk of First Market.
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YIMMER & CO.,
+ 154a MAIN STREET AND 524 BROAD STREET.
This is the week for eating and treating,
And all iha uaunu s.rr-. - er 3ir:T.ii co.
All the fruits of the earth there In profusion,
and beauti rul candles in all cnlors glow
TIL the gorge ous scene almost IN illusion
So fine is tie store Of IIMMEa Il Go.
1542 Main street and 52& Broad street.
To the sight aud the taste there's everything plea
SAINT,
From the rcd sugar-plum to cakes covered like
snow,
And all who desire to make nice present
Should examine the stock of IIMMER Il Co.
d. % 1913 Main street ard 524 Broad street.
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WE INSURE MALE OR FEMALE.

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
~ PANY IF THE UNITED STATES or
AMERICA. WhSHINGTON. d. C.-CHARTER-
ED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CQkGRESS AZ.
$1,000, OOO-PAlD ~ FULL.-BRANlH Of
FICE: FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA, where the general business Of
the Company Is transacted, and to which al! gene
raj correspondence should be addressed.
CLARENCE H. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
HENRY ID. COOKE Vice-Presilcnt.
EMERSON ". FEET. Secretary and Actuay.
: THE Company, national In It's character, ghrFS
by reason of It's large c5pitaL low rates Of pre-
MUM. and tables, the most des!r BILE means OF
insliring life yet presented 10 the public.
The rates of premium, being largely rcdNced are
made as favorable to the Insurers rs those Of The
best mutual companies, and avoid ali the compH,
cations and uncertainties OF notes, diYidcn'G, AND
the misunderstanding which the latter are so apt
To cause the polcy-holdcr.
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
scented, which need only 10 re understood 10 prove
PRODUCING POLICY ami RETURN PRE-
MUM POLICY. In the former the policy-hoIdor
not only secures life Insurance payable a. death,
bnt will receive If living, after a period OF \ few
years, an annual income equdt to ten per cent tlO
per cent? ofths par Qfhi$ poticy. In the latter,
the company agrees to return 10 ne assured The
total amount or mi9nep he has pail In Ia addition
TO the amount IF his policy.
The attention OF persons contemplating insdrinE
their lives, or increasing the amount of Insurance
they already have, Is called 10 the special adYan-
tages offered by the National Life Insurance Com.
pany.
Circulars, pamphlets and full particulars givca
on application to the branch Office OF the Com
' JAY COOKE & co. Washington, D. C.,
General Agents for District or Columbia, Virginia,
S b. SMITH, Cashier First National Bank.
Richmond, the Agent for HonricO, Campbell, and
Dinwiddie counties. de 9-5m
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

--"~(~ >"-yH<~~~~~~~ ~~~~-7~-<-~~~~-"~-
NEW BOOT AND SHOE MANU-a
IN FACTORY ON NINTH STREET.-EEA
The undersigned, having bought cut JAMES pa
BOTTOMS Boot and Shoe Esta oil shnent, NO. is
Ninth street. respectfully solicit portion Of the
public patronage. Having engaged the services o!
Mrs Boil TON, feel no hesitation in promising
GOOD FIT. GOOD MATERIAL, AND GOOD
WORKMANSHIP. shall employ none but The
best workmen. Orders respectfully solictte6.
Al W. b. DREW.
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G0X'S SPARKLING GELATINE, the
" cheapest and best in use. One package will
make gallon of clear jelly. PURE EXTRACT
OF LEMON and VANILLA, SPICES. ENG
LtSH MUSTARD, Gad FINE SALAD OIL. For
sale by r. w. POWERS
del5 No. l305 Main street.
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~,ooDa FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
NT III - ~ -

We otfsrsa large line Of useful goods Tor
HOLIDAY PRESENTS:
EMBROIDERED SETS OF COLLARS and
CUFFS;
HANDSOME LACE, TRIMMED ana NE e.
DLE-woRKED HANDKERoH1EFs
INFANTS ROBES
SASH and NECK RIBBONS,
sCARFS,
MARsE1LLEs QUILTS, ..e.g
TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS, ....-.... .,s.-g ,-,,.,
BLANKETS,
HANDSOME TOWELS,
NEEDLE CASES, .....-.... .... .... .-
HANDSOME BEAD HANGING-BAshETs
BEAD MATS, ........ ..... ...s
AND LOTS OF OTHER ARTICLES,
...,....,as.4rg. AT rA rIrGI TX
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1918 and LIS Main street.
lde ISL
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! beg leave to inform my old friends and custom
ers that lean be found ut the old stand with Ar.
DREW. ready to serve them TO the best OF nv ab!l.
ity, as heretofore and solicit call from them.
de l9--iwk .t.,z ~. JAMES BOLTON.
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ISTMAS, 1868. "
Families can be supplied with the following ar
tices suitable for the coming holidays:
CONS GELATINE,
with directions for making one gallon OF jelly
without eggs or boiling;
GROUND MACE, ALLSPICE,
CLOVES, and CINNAMON;
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
ENGLISH MUSTARD and ---~
- Ia r%sI,n,rr,lt:vIs1uT 5-ILAD OIL for Ia
BILE use.
We have also on hand fine assortment of PER-
FUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES.
JAMES A. BLAMIRE, Druggist
Twenty-frst and Main streets.
dc la-S, Tu, Th &S4t
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ALL DOUBTS REMOVED AS TO COST.
CHEAPEST LIFE INSURANC KNOWN
AND THAT IN A HOME OFFICE,
where the entire profits are returned TO It's men.
hars