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can cell their wool at only forty 10 fifty osnss1
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socks. two or three dollars per pound can Be
realized.
On receipt OF s25 we VIII forward machine
as ordered.
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sohom the most liberal inducements ao,N tc OFFER
ed. Address
American Knitting Machine Company,
decl4w4. Boston. Mcs,. CT S. Louis Nc,
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The Knabe Piano.

Next to books there is no inanimate thing in
the house that can produce so much profitable
pleasure as Piano. A Library and Piano are
symbols of high civilization. These two
spread the nobler banquet, where the soul is
fed, without fear of gluttony .or dissipation
As books bring into our daily circle as familiar
companions the noblest spirits that ever wrought
upon earth, and permit us to rear our children
under the influence of the noblest natures, so
the Piano, with simple incantations bring us up
from their sleep, the brotherhood of song, and
persuades them to dwell among u.s.
OF the enormous variety of Pianos manu-
featured, it must be admitted none have con-
tributed so much to the happiness of our
homes. as those celebrated instruments, used
by the thousands in every quarter of the
globe, and Manufactured by the world re-
nowned house of Messrs. WIN. KNABE Il Co.
Baltimore. Those Pianos have been before
the public for more than 40 years, with a
steady increase of popularity, until to-day
they are pronounced by the greatest artists,
amateurs, anc the universal Judgment of the
public at large to be the Bz.T and most RELI-
ABLE Pianos made in the world.
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Public Sale.
The undersigned will offer for sale on ,
Thursday: December 80, 1863;

The undersigned will offer for sale on
Thursday, December 80. 1863;
his farm. containing 125 acres, lying 81 miles
west of Woodsfeld, on the road leading to Lew
isville, in tracts to suit purchasers The pay
ments to be made: two-thirds of the purchase
money to be paid on or before the 1st day Of
March, 1870; the remaining third to be paid,
one-half in one year and one-half id two years
with legal interest
Also, horses. colts. cattle, sheep nd hogs;
farming implements. hay; oats; rye. wheat
and corn.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. m
Terms for. stock and farm products made
known on day Of sale.
dec21t2. JOHN sMf fId.
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from the GAINESVILLE Enterprise.

The Woodsfeld Spirit Of Democracy
has recently strengthened its editorial
columns by adding Major JERE. VIII
L1AMs to its staff. We do not see low
the Spirit can be improved, for under
Mr.. VESTS management it has been the
spiciest as we'll as the largest Democrat
ic paper in this neighborhood. "JERE,
however, is a host in himself, and his
vigorous pen will, no doubt, be manifest
in the future conduct of the. paper. He
was editor of the Spirit for eleven years
and was always popular with his read
erS
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THANKs.-To Mr.. MICHAEL Burt, Of
Wayne township, for club Of twelve
yearly subscribers.
Mr.. BUTT is wide awake Democrat
and working friend of the SPIRIT. He
don't stop when he finishes making up a
club; but Immediately goes to work to
raise another. Our friends in Wayne
and Summit townships can obtain the
SPIRIT by handing him their names and
money.
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subscribers

Who End an X after their names will un- n
derstand that the time for which tney
have paid has expired,a and if no response
Is heard it will be taken for granted tna'
tbev do not wish torenew their subserip-
tions. and their names will be erase"'
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WHAT OUR FRIENDS SAY.
from the Daily Wheeling Register.l

JERE. WILLIAMS, Esq, has become one
of the editors Of the Woodsfeld Spirit
of Democracy. Mr.. W. had editorial
control of that paper from 1856 to 1857,
and made Of it a very popular and sue
cessful sheet. Under the joint manage
ment of himself and Mr.. H. R. WEST, we
expect to see the Spirit, already spicy,
newsy and excellent journal, take the front
rank among the weeklies Of Ohio.
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Daads and Mortgages.

To those wanting blanks we invite
attention to our stock:
Warranty Deeds.
Mortgage Deeds.
Administrators Deeds.
Guardians Deeds.
Executors Deeds.
Quit Claim Deeds.
Mortgage Of Chattles.
Leases.
Orders ,by mail promptly attended to.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS Tt

AND FROM WooDsF1ELD.
Bsruesviiie, which now includes beaiisvi''e 9
and Calais mails, arrive each evening AZ .
IN. Leave each morning at 9 AN.
western Marietta arrives Tuesdays anu
FRIDAYS. Leave Wednesday and saturaay
snnssh arrives every Tuesday evening
Leaves Wednesday mornings az A. N. ,s
Southern Marietta arrives TUESDAYS ysau anu
Fridays Leaves Wednesday ana oS'u'u"'
NJ I a. m. 49,. .-.-- ,....s
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EFWe have received thirty subscri-
bers to the SPIRIT since our last issue
One of the number said he had been
very kindly requested;in Woodsfeld,not
to subscribe, but preferred to exercise
his own Judgment.
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~valuable veins of iron ore and
Sre-clay have been discovered near Cald-
well, Noble County. The ore is an eight
foot vein, contains so per cent Of pure
ora. and sufficient lime to answer all the
demands for smelling.
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DEPUTY REcoRDER-Mr. LEWIS HoEF-
FLER, Of this place, was appointed Dep
uty Recorder, of Monroe County, by
Governor HAYS to date from the 2lst
ins.. The appointment is an excellent
one
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DrEp-On the 1st INST, at Boylaus
Grove, Butler Co., Iowa, BARNET NEAL
in the 79 year of his age.
Mr.. NEAL was for many years resi-
dent of Woodsfeld.
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wChristmas was celebrated by the
Juvenile portion of the community, ex-
ploGing fire crackers, which had the eff.
feet of causing adults 10 perform some
extraordinary dodging,
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SAD AccIpENT-A little son of DR..
SINCLAIR had one Of his eyes badly in
jured on the 25th inst, by the explosion
of fire cracker.
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JERE WILLIAMS is now associated with
Mr.. WEST in the editorial management
of the Woodsfield Spirit Of Democracy.
He is journalist of intelligence, judg-
ment, and experience.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-12-28

HOur paper is the largest weekly
published in the Eastern part of Ohio,
and our terms to Club subscribers the
lowest.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-12-28

The SpIRIr-ls acknowledged to be
the best and largest family paper publish
ed in Eastern Ohio. See notices of the
press published elsewhere.
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HWe return thanks to the Cincin-
matt Commercial for copy of the de-
bate on the School Board Bible 1njunc-
ton Case, in the Courts of Cincinnati.
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ABpALLAH KHAN-Thls poem pub
fished on our first page is above the aver
age. Its author is young man, only
II years Of age.
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THANKs-To Mr.. SAMUEL BLOWERS
FOR q halfbushel of the incest and larg-
est eating apples we have seen this year.
TWENTY-FIVE filed the measure.
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PREsBYTERIAN-Quite revival Of re-
ligion has been in progress in the Pres
byterian church at New Castle, during
the past two weeks, Fifteen persons
connected themselves with the church.
Rev. T. A. GROVE, of this place;he the
services.
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ToJ. A. M.-Please furnish q poem
Tor publication in the SPIRIT. Subject:
uThe Saez Canal"
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given that the unecr.
IN signed was, on the eth day OF Nosem.
bar, 1859, appointed Administrator OF the es,
tate Of Elias Ccnger, decd.
ucvj0w3. JOHN BkACEY,
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hereby that the whole of said tracts lots parta Of lots
thereof will be the aud penalty charged thereon
will be sold BY ae County the house " the third
will until the said several lots
or parts lots shallhavs been sold or offered for sale.
deo2Sw3 SAMUEL GRlMSHAW, Auditor
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Hwe are always glad to receive
contributions from friends in all parts of
the county to our local department. In
almost every township something occurs
weekly that is of general local interest,
and we earnestly urge our friends to
send us in all the items that come to then
observation or their ears. No matter
how YOU write: tell us the substance
and trust us for the balance.
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HA man named WLLlGM GRIMES, a
resident of Salem township, was found
dead in his bed, one morning last week.
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Attachment

Philip Kramer At my instance an attachment
vs.. was issued on the Gath day of
joseph Kuntz November. 1859, by j. A.
schwob, aJnstice of the Peace of Malaga town
ship Monroe county, State of Ohio, against the
goods, chuttels, rights, credits, moneys and
effects of the defendant, Joseph Kuntz, an alb
sconding debtor, for the sum of $22 and costs;
set for hearing January II, 1870, at 10 o'clock
q. m.
dec7W3. PHILIP KRAMER
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Ey Religious services were held in
the Catholic and Lutheran churches on
Christmas day.
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Ew The bill passed by the Legislature
of Wyoming "to grant the women OF
Wyoming Territory the right Of suffrage
and to hold Office" enacts "That every
woman of the age of twenty-one years,
residing in the Territory, may, at every
election to be holden under the laws
thereof, cast her vote. And her rights
to the elective franchise, and to hold Of
fee shall be the same under the election
laws of the territory, as those of male
electors" The act to take effect from
and after it's passage.
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ouR NrIeHBoR's Does-Is funny
.tory on our FIRST page. Read it, young
man, and adopt the example.
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your neighbor have this num-
| Der of the SPIRIT to read. Then request
him to subscribe.
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CLUB RATEs.-For clubs Of 10 81 snoscrl. q, !.
,.r. and over that number, 81 90 each
single subscribers 81; six months . l.
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DELINQUENT TAX Sale.

The Lands Parts of Lots returned delinquent BY the Treasurer Of
and Penalty charged heeo grb
to described in the following list, viz:
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EOur fourth page contains one col
umn Of very interesting reading matter
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p%Job work of all kinds
executed with neatness and
dispatch. Give us a call.
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From S. 10 $40 Per Day

can BE- nands By any one ,riA tie american: Knit
ting Nackine. Knitting stockings &c, while en-
pert operators can kyen make more. kitting fan
cy work which always commands a ready sale.
A person can readily knit from twel re to fifteen
pairs Of stockings per day. the profit on which
viii DO not less than forty centa Fer pair
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Justice Election.

At an election held in this place on
Saturday, the 25th inst, francis M.
BEARD was elected by the following vote ::
F. NJ. 3EARp,D, 131
LEWIS HoEFFLER,D, 4
Justice to Mr.. HoEFFLER requires us
to state that he was not candidate
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lloug AGENTS WANTED FOR
AND TRIUMPHS or
? T RaRuQM,

WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. IL ONE LARcE Oo-
TAvo VoLuME--NEARLY soc PAGEs-PRN-
TEb IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN. S3 ELEGANT
FULL PAGE ENGRAyINGs. 1t embraces FoRrr
YEARS RECoLLECTIoNs of his Busy Lifc, as
Merchant, Manager, Banker, Lecturer,E Eaad
Snowman. No book published so acceptable W
ali cIasses Every one wants it. Agents ave-
rage from so to 100 subscribers week. Es
offer extra inducements. Illustrated catalogue
and Terms to Agents sent free
J.B. BURR & CO., Publishers,
dec14w4. Hartford, Coma
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Hon. G. ". MORGAN will please
accept our thanks for public documents
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Congress la, adjourned to the
10Th day of January.
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PHILIP KRAMER.
Administrators Notice.

AIoTlCE is hereby given that the under.
IN Unsigned was ,or the nth day Of December,
1869, appointed Administrator Of the estate
of Thomas Grifith, dec'd.
dec22w3. JOHN GhiFFITb.
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To preserve and dress the Hair use
LYONS Kathairon.-nov30w4.
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MI A r. Ri r. ID

Dec. %, by John Martin. ESQ, James A.
Brown and Margaret Agin.
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AsBlank Deeds and Mr.,
cages for sale at his Office.
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ELECTION In PERRY TowNsHIP-At an
election held on the 25th inst, for JUS
tice of the Peace, the following persons
x,o,oI
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JOHN SEIrzsR & Co, Wholesale and Retail
Agents for the unequaled Knabe Piano, II 4
l3 East State street, Columbus, O.-aug3A16w
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n,.nhs for Justices of the Peace

Orders by mail promptly attended TO-
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MARRIAGE of COUSINS."-Is it admissi-
Nl De Read wBDLoCK" for answer 81 50; gilt, $2
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LITERARY ITEMS.

r. X. Peterson a. Brothers announce new
story by Mrs. Henry Wood, entitled Roland Yorke
sequel TO The Channings.'
The earliest known English comedy, MICH
elas UdalPs Ralph Roster bolster n55s has been re-
printed In London from the unique copy az lion Coiesv
and sold at price equivalent 70 50 cents VI Jul hO''
Sir Charles Dixie will become editor of The
AhoGuD the LIST Of January The paper Will then 20
enlarged and otherwise changed and many new chan-
nes OF information literature and art VIII DC Openeu
Iot
~ The Rev. Thomas COrser's library, which was
.od m London recently. extremely rich in rare OLD
English literature and many Of the works brought SD
pcrb prices magnificent copy Of Guy de Watuien
Chevaler Dagleterre" G525) was sold Tor SAIo' goiu
The list of new biographies announced in
Iondop includes the Life and Letters OF Faraday, Dy
DR. Bence Jones' Secretary of the Royal Institution ana
Eighth Earl of Elgin" so well remembered in America
China, and Japan, edited by Theodore Walrond.
OF attractive Christmas books promised this
season we ust particularly mention the finely illustrated
Bble Animals" in the press Of Charles Scrbner
Co 10 from the pen OF that popular writer on natural
eyery living creature mentioned in the senptures from
the ape TO the coral
The Titualistic controversy gives especial I'M
porance 10 an elegant little reprint just issued IN Lon
don under the editorial supervision Of the Rev. H. b.
Walton and the Rev Z. G. Medd. This is The first
Book OF Common Prayer Of Edward w." by which the
lawfuness OF many ceremonies ia the Anglican ritual has
~ DO tested.
To the modern annotated editions of famous old
books London publishers will shortly add critical YER
son of THE Travels OF Marco Polo" by Colonel Henry
Yule Lord Shaftesbury's characteristics" with dis
sertatOn &c, by the Rev. Walter NJ Hatch; and Humes
Metaphysical Works" and Treatise on Human Ma
ture"
A quarterly magazine of Celtic philOlOgy
o,I hfotn 90 N
the title OF the Rerue Cel6qtN, conducted by H.
GaidOz Many OF the principal Celtic scholars OF Great
Britain and the Continent have promised TO become
contributors and the articles will appear indnerehty In
English, French, German. and Latln
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FELIX HOLT.

BY GEORGE ELIOT Household Edition. vol, l6mO, 81
This IL the fourth Of the remarkably popular Household
Edition Of George unsurpassed novels issued under special
sanction fthe Anth0h
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atntistrp.

C0LT0N DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
" mated the .Ss',h'e use Of aiO". s,ds .dps.ts the
approved manner do nothing hut EXTRACT rkkrH aud
wlTI0UT PAIEso ~ ooo patients f Sec ,Ar paue, Al uo
onoe No 10 Cooper Insusta
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Eou Ready:


DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
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Al Illustrated ~oEh, entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
By 7. QUINN
sprsstesl HoeUtarst for Successful grower
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slOvbg beads
VARIETIES;
ASPECT;
PREPARATION OF THE SOIL,
DISTANCE APART;
SELECTING TREES,
DwARPs AND STANDARDS
TIME or PLANTING,
PLANTING;
DIeoISe TREES FROM THE SURsERrRow AND rAcKDo,
VARIETIES TO PLANT;
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PROFITS or PEAR CULTURE;
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MlGn,rp.

WilliH,rV.
BINNS will open MILLINERY THIS
~. DAY aud THURSDAY, 2Ji Elegant HATS aid BOSSBTs
MILLINERY GOODS L. BNNs ST. BrOidsay opposite hsoyo
Hotel up stairs. Save this.
MARIE GALOUPEAU,
NI Late MArHiLDBA Co,
No. Beyoort Place (a3 Easi Tenth ST.
Ner.fork,
VIII open her importation Of PARIS Millinery
for the Fall
90 THURSDAY Sept -. 1869
MRS. X. MEM will open on WEDNESDAY,,
l 70 at g12 Brosdsay Bghenthsl elegant
men, Of Ladies Chdeas Winter ROUND HATS also
BOYS and Infants HATS0
MADAME FERRER0, No. Lafayette place,
Vl will opeu THURSDAY. sept 70 large aud eegalt
men the leading se Of Paris Pail and Winter Millinery
NINE. DEMOREST's OPENING of the latest
WI styles Of PARTISAN HATS and B0NNBTS
THURSDAY Sept EMPORIUM or FASHIONS 500 Broadway
OPENING.-Mad BUSHNELL, No. 80
" West Eleventh will WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
sept and a. all the elegant novelties Of the In fIeaeh
Bonusts aud Round Hats, Imported from Paris.
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Jnstrnrtion.

nE CRAJJZAT INSTITUTE for yOung gen
emen Boarding and Day School With Primary
Sept a. French Bbgh.b arc az.
ton Pupils for Colege and business enen VIC
The chnol ksndf lnfcnars
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H,b 8nbifsiicns.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY:
ARMY LIFE IN A BLACK REGIMENT.

By T. ". HIGGIEsoE vol, iemo. 81 10
Col HfgusoD command South Carolina Regimen"
ColOr.d Troops organization until the close sfihs VI" ne
observed infinitely and with sympathy all the peculiar modes Of 'O0sh
repression and transformed 50 suddenly ron a'es0
soldiers be became familiar with IDEAS respecting social POLITICAL
and religious nats His will aAe; general attention BY It's
striking description. Of scenery character its p'adOE sympathy
and frequent humorous tOlclts
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
viii ind II TO their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
s aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news,
paper and in addition to this advantage Tnx TRIBUNE
will be found not only In NewYork and all IT'S cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. Tha advertisement should be a. brief a. will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
semi weekly, and Weekly. comprise IN every
onaness professions consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes Tus pgIsuSs deyotss s.pes,a
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RIBBONS.
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FEATHERS.
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NJ STRAW GOODS A
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FANCY GOODS,
FRENCH CLOCKS, M
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hosiery AND GLOVES y
Y SMALL WARES,
PERPUMBRY, NJ
" SOAPS.
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v o. COTTON.
ALPACA AND n,
NJ ELK UMBRELLAS,
"a a AMERICAN CLOCKS
q CARVED GOODS,
PLATED WARE,
BEST QUALITY.
DOLLS,
DOLL GOODS, =,
N BASKETS,
A KID GLOVES,
= UNDERWEAR,
v BIRD CAGES,
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AT POPULAR PRICES
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