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heart is so chilled and deadehd by mere
utilitarian uses, that you can he nothine
in the grand valley before yog except it.
adaptation to the uses of agreulture; nc
attraetiveness in the great a1i windino
river, save as an artery .ofcommerce
and no beauty in the toatsg clouds
enameled with all the yarAd hues OF
heaven, only as their gaudy tints may
indicate subsequent fair wSther, then
you have but to turn your aeps back,
ward from the brow of the bluff. and
soon you will fnd yourself. in glens So
deep and lionel ely-shut in by The broken
and abrupt hills around-thatnot sight
or sound shall greet you, Suggestive OF
that busy thronging world, shose heart
swells and beats SO powerhlIy in its
eager pursuit of the ephemeial honors
and joys of life.
Here not even the coolest utilitarian
philosopher can find aught tocheck the
imagination in its impulsiss efforts to
repeople these solitudes with he children
of fancy.
These broken hills, with deep and
gloomy ravines winding between, where
even at mid day are found the twilight
shadows of evening, and .'aIfss.s am >
solemn stiffness holds, contain nothing
to remind us of the struggling selfish
ness, SO eargerly engaged bat an hours
walk hence, IN heaping up )(he perishing
mamnon OF earth. To aheart, not alto
getber dead to spirituaIand poetic con-
eegtlons, 1T is in vain t(forbid the dreams
aTd phantoms of hie Imagination in
sieh scenes as dis; especially when
Hght spreads her shadowy curtain over
llll aud vale To stand amidst these
nils, teeming with the ruins of ages.
when the moonlight is streaming down
IS calm aud holy as the memories that
'erily seem to compose it-when the
tars areTatching through their unend-
ng vigils, land where men had lived |
oiled anfperished in successive genera
ions, since period to which neither
ecord, nor tradition can assian date is
ertainly y e ush to rouse the imaeina
ion, aud quicken fancy to its freest
lay. Reader if here amidst such sur
oundings, hal!owed by such memories,
our heart still clngs to earth, and Its
ractical cares, and is not moved by the
laglc spell haunting these solitudes,
leu retraee your steps, you are an in
.uder, and unworthy to stand on holy
round. No spark of poetic fire is left
! your soul-you are of the earth
'rthy, and fit Anly for the mad tur-
ioil, and strngg rush of those wi tose
cd Is yet that golden calf whorshiped
5es ago, save that in these latter DAYS
golden sheen has changed to IA bril-
ant green.
Now, indulgent reader, you will have
scoyered, ere you have read so far, that
lie real treasures Lhave found among
lie " hills around Hekn,as are not I
ily the relics of an anti cation,
Nv forever lost to the VI ke evil i
,nces of which ara-A.nr;a wb .
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For the Hickman Courier.
" The Hills Around Hickman.
THEIR REAL TREASURES.

Mr.. EDIToR-After a good long inter
val, | have concluded once more to at
: tempt continuation of the sketches vo,
have heretofore been kind enough r.
think worthy of publication. Those who
read the former pieces, published under
the above caption, will remember that !
have disclaimed any attempt at scientific
investigation; and they will hold me guilt.
less of any such effort; as they certainly
will not find therein even pretense Of
an analytical arrangement of the various
archaeological wonders, which meet even
a casual observer, as he strolls around in
this vicinity, though he is in quest of
nothing more important than an hours
recreation and pleasure
! .aye- preferred rather TO cultivate
The broader, and more attractive fields of
fancy Now nothing is more deleterious
or more blighting TO the flowers and
fruits that bloom and mature in these
"elysIan fields than a few dry and frosty
distractions from that cold and cheerless
old fogyism, called science Therefore
shall have as little as possible to do
with 1t, and will not be checked in my
career by any of the mere common sense
questions engendered in the minds of
those who are yet in bondage to what
conceited dullness calls reason.
So, Mr.. Editor, if any of your readee
are so welded to the practical realities of
this life. and in such bondage to the SER
wee OF Mammon that they can never ele-
vate their thoughts above the number of
cents in dollar, or how many pounds to
the bushel, or the best method of breed
ing mules, hogs etc, they had better
pass these sketches as they contain little
OF interest to the mere utilitarnn, AMI !
are at best, but the crude expressions of
not very inventive or well regulated inn !
,gination. But if there are any who /
'eel an interest in the mystical lore of I
lntiqulty, and in the dim, shadowy, and t
lying legends of people who once in Q
he distant long ago" lived, loved, suf- i
cred and perished amidst these echoipo e
nils, let them read on; they may fnd L
something to while away the lstlessness
# ennul, or cause a smile. half in pity a
perhaps, at the authors i'll digested con i
eits. Ii there are any whose souls are Il
ouched by the winds sighing softly
through the woods. or tIe whiSnering II d
sasss as they trembiek the @ touch rrb"g and 0I !
nmLzadalliance of the breeze; or whose Il
&c enlightened aud purified by 0
hile from dusting the dir n
hls world to those soft de- d
kdrous charms which na- a
= lr " bosa haart.
ss by the thought that a
Path our feet was once o
ka<r hraafb;n<. III: :
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WE have the announcement from
Paris that Messrs Mason and Slidell will
shortly return to this country IN compa-
nv With jefferson Davis.
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CdSCH7- cu ~ Bo'Ao N~oS
during the late armed struggle between
the States.
B. 1t voluntarily agreed to give large
number of soldiers their pay III gold, but
it broke faith with them, and paid in de-
preciated paper worth but forty or fifty
cents on the dollar.
g. The States of Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Indiana-in fact, we believe, all the
States-repudiated their agreement with
their creditors to paJ the interest on
their public debts in gold. Instead of
doing SO they paid in greatly deprecated
paper, which was not worth more than
half as much as they had promised.
Z. Before the war Mississippi repudi-
ated large portion of her State debt,
and for some years Pennsylvania and
Indiana, if not other States, neglected
to pay the interest upon their indebted
ness.
In not one Of the cases above men
toned was there half the justification
which would attach TO movement Of
the ridden people of Tennessee IL
the same direction.
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&C. cess,.s4rss ,s ;.,i nGSs,sssss Ss:.s asi e
Grant for the l.effF!ss45 Senate
over which he fsto preside, refuse TO re-
peal the Tenure of Office act, he hopes
to be nearly as powerful as Grant him
self even in this administration. Grant
can neither appoint nor displace anybody
but bv Senatorial permission and Col
fax is so willy, plausible, popular, and
thoroughly Radical, that he does not
despair of organizing devoted clique III
the Senate to favor his Presidential as
pirations.
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q Advertising.

ken lines or less, ene inserting
iheequent insertion SOC.
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A strong effort is being made in the
Kentucky Legislature to pass bill for
the licensing and regulating the social
evil in Louisville and few of the larger
cities in the Statsua,The effort excited
%sss sa%s sisss.. Gisss.' among
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Safest photographic eNGus,
The rresbyteriaa General Assembly
sOath.
MonmR, Ala, May 20.

SOath,
MonLR, Ala, May 10
In the Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, the greater part of the morning
was spent in discussing plan for the
synngelization OF the blacks DR., Cir
ardeau made an able speech in favor
Of the plan which was recommended.
1t provides that where practicable the
Presbytera may organize separate col
ored churches, to be applied for the
present with white pastors and many
elders of their own color, The pastors
of tho white churches are TO supply
these pulpits az far as possible, Snita-
BILE eolored eShortera may be employed
under direction of the paators, When
eolored candidates for the ministry
show themselves lifted for ordination
they may be ordained with the under
standing that they shall henoeforth be
enthusiastically separated from the
whites, The ministers and people are
urged to efficient labora among the
blacks,
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LIVERPOOL, May 70.
The Chamber Of Commerce held a
meeting TO night, and voted aa address,
Of welcome to Mr. Motley, the new
American Minister Mr.. Patterson, in
a speech in support Of the vote, regret-
ted the failure Of the law officers to pre-
vent the escape Of the Alabama. The
precedent was a bad one, and the nari-
time interests Of England were sure Go
suffer from it. If a moderate coineen-
sation coai0 cancel 5his Ppecedent, he
would rejoice if it were granted by
fnglRpQ lie was assured that the
Ppeaeut Ministry would meet the claims
Of the United States without qomRrom
Sing the national honor
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shooting AstS.y era the Potomac River,
ALEXANDRIA. Va, May %,

4AAlktAANALs+As "a 4A@S ~
Yesterday the Sheriff Of Prince
Georges County, Maryland, with a
posse, attempted to arrest two men
named Davis. accused oihaving cut the
seine Of Pier&on Chapman, near Fort
Washington. The captain Of a schooner
named ShaeklefoGlt, endeavoGed to shell
ter the Davises. aud refused TO pesmlt
the Sheriff TO come ON board his vessel,
The Sheriff persisted, when Shaekle-
gQ4d drew and fred reyolyeE The
Sheriff fired q doable-batFeted gan.
putting i've slags into the captain, and
also slightly woanding 3 eolozed sailor.
Both the wounded men were taken TO
t'oEt WaShiagteR for surgical treabae at,
The Davises were pursued and caetRr-
ed and lodged IN the Alexandria Jail
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In the PfeabyteEiah 2ld School As
4embty, ii session III New York, they
reiterated them former detiyeEenees on
Che s4biee6 OF total abstinence, with the
following additional resolution, which
we hope may not be forgotten
Resolved, That our ministers be ex-
hogted 10 preach On total abstinence
aom Intoxicating drinks az a beverage,
ON the third Sabbath Of December on
af she earliest practicable tipae previous.
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An.es.ean s.plseopal con..ess.lon.

BALTIMORE, May 26.
The eighty-sixth annual Convention
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Diocese Of NIarlnnd, convened at Grace
Church in this city at noon to-day
Bishop Whittapghaln presiding. The
Attendance Of clerical and my Delegates
was quite large. As vet only the rout-
me business has been transacted.
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F1oRENos, May Is,

FLORENCE, May 26,
Fourteen arrests have been made at
ieghorn in connection with the at
tempted assassination OF Col Granville.
1t has been asoertained that political
luminosity, growing out of the conduct
OF Gel Grenvilie at the siege OF Rome
in iS40, was the cause OF the assault,
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rns supposed 'v,ss aa,.r.s,,, Ne..r Rar.-
RonFnnss. MnNnaEs ", Me

FonFRssss MpNHafs Wa, May %
4 At the eoFaaers inquest anda pqss-
raosteral examination haidion tia hosiy
oifMrf. Giitgana yesterday, it wass de-
cided that death vas caused by the
barstinggoia blood vessel, Her nus
hand, wAo3was ARRESTED fnrltermn
lYas besn released
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RlonaoNn, Mng Is.

hIoaaoNn, May 26.
The american Baptist Free Missions
Society commenced its 96th anniVar.
saiy maating hera this morning. Tho
Rev. a, T., Posi- OF Transatlantic, is
President, and tile Rev. Rafus L. Par
by Of Brooklyn, is Seoretay. nwentg-
nina States and Canada are REPRESENT
oil by LOG delegates, including two Ia,
dies, A large majority Of the dele.
gates, are Qoi0rad,
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The French Government viii take
all male children boEo on August 10Th
this year, bhe bHthday Of Napoleon t.,
under it's protection with consent Of
ther parents
&" 1 don't hike to pahHQnise this bee, -
SAID q baEdeued rogue, as the ha48man
adjusted the moose to his neck ''NeveE
mind jast his 0aoa, answered the hang
man
Thq average height Of che phin Of
Pmis above The sea Is aboat 1--WE hun
dred feeh The basin which contains
the CITY WIS once Rke dotted with
islNds.
A violQnt storm occurred al Perry
Iyiile, Kansas, on 1uesday. -Four
houses were blown down and one
woman killed,
The funeral Of Col woodruff. yes
terduy, late President Of the Mobile
Board Of Trade, was the largest ever
Witnessed ia Mobile.
Charles FQsten Of Chicago was ar.
lrested in Buffalo yesterdays charged
with foigal3es committed on various
PARTIES in thab Qity.
phe annual May training Yesterday
Iat l5Qston, brought oat line military
diap,ay tho different corps generally
appearing well uniformed and with full
rsnks.
Dennis Kelly Of Spencer, Mass,, was
struck by passing train and instantly
killed. on tho Boston and Albany Bali
ROAD, near Charlton, yesterde8 He
had been employed on tho road for 70
/ years,
I 1t isa falleoy to suppose thai q fo4
4 lis iubiihnt when carrying home q fat
goQsa to,his lRraer On the contary,, he
nover feels more down in themouth
I Rolygemy is said to, be fast. dying
out ia tho. Suitans dQminions. The
Turk og the period finds that the Elk.
pense,oi ono wite is rs mn0h asshet can
support,
A. dancer oneess sid to Sooretess You
/ QsnnoS stand on Qpea les, as long as
Gun, ~, Trae, replied thephiiosopher,
oat.a gaosse can, !"
] The champion old man OF tbs
wqglQr ,hasjpst died in Poland aged
1i}9 years.
II Is there anything in the woslll esp
4 beat,a geqS, wife, YES, q Dad husband,
I Algonquin, hi, has d resident wis
lis feet high, and weighs 6iapoanSs,
Anew Jersey lady has toe Of chit
dren, ten Weighing 209po0pds eaeh,
i THIS Qansea Grape sAsssl' Of oN
a,epdpQthegs are coeaips into fashion
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sale os ths Censesserass Aleaosy IA
daN0ss,
MAGoM Ga. May ID

Tile Copfeterate Laboratory and
Agmoly al this place will he sold by
the Rreesimens Barean next. MONTH
thu laho1stoss5 on the lst.off June and
tho amQsgson the 10Th, tits believed
that the sale viii realize oypr Sl00IQ00.
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The Ladies' All Society Of Sd. t4oals,
have declined the invitation Of che
GtEead Array Of the Republic, to paE-
tiqipa5e IN the decoration Of the sol
ajegs' graves, On the gfQppd that they
deem it ipcoAsistenb as Christian ~o-
mep 80 take part io the ceremonies, On
SUNDAY
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The aroadbaeher and nriehman MUIR
derers.
SAVANNAH, q

SAVANNAH, Ga, May 26.
The trial of the murderers Of Broad
baeker and Briekman has resulted in
the conviction of two for murder four
plead guilty OF manalaughter, and aoHe
pfoSeqsN was entered against the re-
naming three,
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walking One Hs,Adred Mics N, I'Sves-'
~ HOar RouFs.

BosFoN, May ii.
Mr. MolGttriok, list night, aooom-
piished the feat Of walking in the Bos-
ton Skating Rink one hundred miles
within twenty-four hours, winning a
purse Of $500. His tame, including
tests, was % hours, 10 minutes, and 10
seconds,
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The Secretary OF the Treasury had
less TO pay foF his bonds yesterday,
hut his Gold is also likely to sell for
less, In iaet, it looks as ii the Gold
gamblers were in bad way In lesa
than q fortnight Geld has declined
nearly six per cent, and, in spite OF
the vigorous efforts put forth by the
SeegetaEy's opponents, it still tends
downward. We are oaly sorry that,
whea it Was mounting rapidly in the
gorties, We were not able 70 realize on
more Of our surplus but at any rate
the general DRIFT il all in eae favor
Credit advancing, Gold declining,
Revenue increasing, Debt diminishing,
burden Of Interest weekly growing less
and less The woget, we confidently
hopa aud believe, is over.
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0AB VIRTUE. One Virtu0us action
may sometimes eeunterbalanee many
faults, aud in this light We are inclined
to regard the self denying conduct OF
our late minister to England, Reyerdy
johnson, in declining an Invitation to q
public dinner at southampton, lie has
accepted invitations to and eaten more
dinners since he has been ia England
than any man OF whom history has any
record, aud probably talked more non
sense publicly on these occasions than
any man who ever had the chance to
talk nonsense, aud that he has now
actually refused one invitation 10 eat
and spout must he set down TO his
credit IL is ali the more remarkable
since he is to sail from Southampton,
and this dinner would have appfopfi-
ately finished AZ his ministerial career
lie began with a dinner, has eaten din
nefs all over the United Kingdom with
yearly everybody, and u final leave Ia
king dinner would have made it an I'M
bleken line Of dinners, last and middle
Hut for some inevitable reason he has
declined. Perhaps it Was because no
has aeeeprad an invitation to eat pub
Ito dinner at Baltimore, a. soon as he
gets hone, aud he was afraid that he
wouldn't have time to digest his last
English dinner ON the ocean voyage,
and get ready Tor the home entertain
ment. tut at all events the Brisishefa
have saved one dinner and Uncle Rev
eFdY viii make one speech the lesa-
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Mail subscribers Nd year, ia adj
vance. Single copies three cents,

The pAIlg AfosgTpR viii he served 10 Subscribers AZ
TWELVE GENTS a WEtR
All, GEaRGe b. VAs BEAaepa has q raate "a the
vtpap pact az the atty. oraers NAY he iat AZ this
ONCE. air W,tliAAi q JpaFs win Supply those az
tbs Port
Copies naY be obtained az 1870 5FeAa street
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L1rS E1I3 SA.E.

VI iTHJN 100 yartisof tho Market Hail. on nigh
w ground, Ut praGes ranging nom sslI5 upwards.
Amply to HENRY 4, RAIRBANR.
Elizabeth, N, j.
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DIED.

May az, Joaarn ANN ASHTON, aged II years
The relatives aud friends of the family are inyt-
ted to attend the funeral from the residence Of her
parents at No 100 East Grand street, tomorrow
friday afternoon, ut o'clock.
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STORE no LET.

~ GOD buainoss stand pesifale l0uaiity. within
VI ono handrrsd yards Of tho depots. Aliiy at
n Norris ayanna, all u
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4 SAL BSM4S Of axperlence Also q boy u IN
4 10 wears Of age, Glod retorenoe viii ne ra-
CURED Appiy 1t NJ. If3 Broad sJ3set-
Ina8 trN 7. y. SCOTT.
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lieut. Gen, Pink Sheridan andJohn
G. ByeeAnyiage weEe in QinelRnrli apl
Tuesday.
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EaS SALE.

Ts-BG HOUSE AND Lon, No. 81 William street,
I naar Catherine street. HOUSE IL by 28 feet,
With Kitchen attached, Lot ID by lu1 test. Fine
4arden. Plaoo So SU0 P0ssassi0u Immediately
ApIhy on tho premises. ala u
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m Office

rT7HE subscriber liss opsnett office Il J. q.
Norton y Co. worries, Jefferson avenue. Ehefe
he, Is prepared to I'LL ogteEs toT anything III his
line.
Al persons indebted viii confer favor ny max
ing immediate payment II the office ufJun Norris.
in lfien(s street, wilere his books will he kep5 for
thu present. ms \, T. LuA.
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GEORGE NELL


CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Orders may be left 81 shop in Bridge street. oppo-
site Mr.. Keen Pratens, OF AZ Prudsn Il Oh
colts Pottery Office, Elizabeth avenue
ut& ty
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Barriers WANTED.
WANTED.

4 PEW gentlemen can Do accommodated with
A Board * 10 SSOtt place. Market st. 1ni7 Il
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REMOVAL.

1OHN rS0NM has removed his Shaving and
u Hair Cttst1 Saloon from corner OF Washington
street to No ll3 Broad saree5. Two doors above old
stand have 6tted up the above Store IN the neat
est manner, and hope by paying strict 45ren slcn
to business, to merit d continued share OF Puplc
FAVOR. Ladies and Children : Hair Gutaing.
ant 3sn JOHN FR0MM.
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MOUSE FOR SALE.

THNI4B House in William street, hetween Madison
/ aFantie and GathaIale Street. Elo House
CONTAINS SEVEN LARGE ROOMS.
Siao 1i Lot 10 by LOO. PriGe s4,7uQ Terms easy
Apply to JOHNSON TA,rES ooIsIur of Jefferson
ayanut, and East Grand street. ale Il
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POTATOES.

annBUSHELS CHOICE POTATOES. suitable
-OO for seed or eating purposes lust received,
and gor sale cheap for cash by
wALSER & yONARN.
aptf,tf Tanner Building Morris avenue.
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rHE EnaABEFH BArlF MesmaR is
published at 100 hRoAp STREET, near
II opposite the Ntiqaat STATE Bank, hy
j. MADISON DRAKE,
Hditer aud Proprietor
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lonhing Promptly Attended 70.
RQl1fr1son a. Sslllivagl,

lSgeeessers 10 o. A. Atlanisslj
COAL CORD AND EtNQIdNG wocGg WHITE
SAND aAI3Esl HAY. CsdAiaCuAfA Ses
M. 10 aa0ApWan RaisahetAsprt y. J.
Ra5- Or,srs salaaisss- Goods deilSereda
OSCAR "a ROBINSON q. a SULLIVAN
nays IL
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

A small dwelling house in Smith street, between
u Elizabeth avenue and Martin street. Size OF
lot a5xl5O feet on which also is Barn with three
stalls. Apply TO Ross 4 Son, l6& Broad street.
"
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]. VI. G. Las IN experience Of twenty Years the
Real Estate Gonvayanoing and INSURANCE dusinbss
IN both the Eastern anu Western States, and ntond0
ia establish III Elizabeth a tirst-el&ss othUe.
Parsons p4troni1lng Tins o1tiUe may rely upon IL
tention activity ana energy being devoted to their
business. liAiy
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PURE TnFG s.,

Which by far the Cheapest i'm the end say nothing
Of their Wl0Ies0meness.
Our Goods are uniform in quality all be year roand-
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TO LET.

A T PERTH AMBoY, n. j., for the summer or
N year neatly furnished, delightfully."- located
cottage. Apply to S. Il. WESTERVELT,
my3 Room ., Arcade Bulldlng'