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TURNER BROTHERS.

TURNER BROTHERS.
BANkEaS, No. II NASSAU STREET
July5d&wlw
+ OBJ MANUFAC1 UXINu CO.'S
II DOUB: Z REFINED PUUDRErrE.
For sale by Ian DON Il HUNTOGN.
ApTu y, 1870
THE FLORENCE SEWING MA
Il CHINE.
Like Gold tried in the fire, is neither cons umed
nor injured by competition and opposition, fair
or unfair Although companies, old and wealthy,
combine TO crush the young and justly popular
"FLORENCE."
their efforts are unavailing. Its reputation is
strengthened by every fair, practical and intel
lgent trial.
THE FLORENCE NEVER FAILS TO GIVE
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
after fair, practical and intelligent tria'. 1t
has four new improvements.
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED.
H L. GLEASON, Agent.
juiy6d&wtt Rutland, VT.
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INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON
WESTERN RAILWAY.

SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD LOAN.
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BANkEnS. No. II NASSAU aTREET
July5dSwIw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-07-14

COOP HAUL.-Lewis Hammond of this
place, caught on Friday last, in Chester,
twenty trout, weight of lot 143 lbs.
, 1870-07-31
A BIT OF ROMANCE.
The Love, Eiopcrncnt. Marriage nnd
yici>~ituues OF n Girl oi Eour-

The Love, Eaopctncnt, Marriage md
yici>~ituues OF n Girl OF Eonr-
tee0s
Fyprn he Grand R.pii. tifieh.} Enquirer, July g.
4 correspondents in announcing tha death Of
Mrs. Maria Matilil Mhby, wife of ChAuncey
II. Niles. D resident OF this city, in Clevelaul,
a ebort time since, calls to mind few in:i-
dents connected with her Iowa and marriage
that srnAcE somcwhat OF the romantic, not
10 say sensational Her parents were we'll
so-<io, respectable people. residing IN the
State OF Ntw Ihtk, al,st surrounding their
,Anghter with ali the Injuries aud comforts
that heart could desire she was apparently
happy md contented al home, until 1S6e,
when che CHANGED to meet the person who
afterward became her husband. Being OF 3
pleasing disposition, and withal fair look
ing, lie gained her affections. which nreued
into love. She formed resolution to leaye
her parents, her happy and luxurious home,
whom rhe was yet but slightly acquainted.
They did not leave her home together
Niles starting some hours ahead OF her; he
went 10 Cleveland, thence to Toledo. from
there to Fremont. where he met the young
lady. She there informed him that her brother
cured for her emit OF male attlre, which she
dopned, gong from Fremont to Toledo,
where he found employment, and she went to
pe5dlipg oranges Oh the street, and actually
sold her brother one az he met her, hs littlo
dreaming that the little boy Of fourtce sum-
Eers was the sister whom be was in search Of.
From Toledo tho pair went to Nashville.
Niles, Icing I'll engineer, soon obtained To-
rumotiye 10 nun from the former place to
tIattarooSa OH the Nashville t Chait,noogs
1iail1oad, the girl being Lis fireman. They had
worked on The road but ehort rtme before he
received wound BY tho rebels firing into the
train. He IVES takeu into tho hospital, She
| following and nursing him, until be had sy,fh
| ciently recovered TO travel to Cleveland. Their
| next appearance was at the A.doc Gold Minee
iii Canada, they having c1nSht the gold fevel
which was raging at tina. .imo, and according
y took up the life Of miners. It being We
season, nothing WAS done in the mines, an,
tt;,.ey returned 70 Cleveland, The c1citoment
llara-hirs, and vicissitudcs ste had e1per,
ensuesl. and. after short illness, shc wa
borne to that home whence no trayclle
| returns.
, 1870-07-31
tlAdItctk and - 3'i.enM..,

rum the GA1edg0 id1Ntdp Iattt1r.
The Railray Eerae,c is esroneous1y credited,
in an editorial in last Sundays edition OF the
Chicago 1r1tn.ne, with All imprscticsale-
though, no doubt. highly '':rsthe,ic ~-seheuc
Of street rlauueta over railway Crossings in
this city. The plan. as tho Tribune tEetches
i. Proposes that the yiadncts over tue chicago,
Burlington 4 Quincy tracks be deiectcd to the
east aha Weet, leaving the avenues themselves
At nearly their present level. It contemplates
that the detection Of the ripiucts shall com
mence at point 100 feet from the railway
tIack, rising gradually to the height or
mre feet ltlic railway track being
depressed nine feet), and passing
41onnd, IN seni-cizcle, to . point iao fost
viaducte would be required 1t eacl, ayeune.
one foF carriages moving north, and the other
for those moving south-also, to preserve
s.mmetry Of ontline. 4 sidewalk Tor foot
passenger would be provided At each viaduc,.
little out OF sh1ght liue with tue existing
sidewalk: and the surface Of the street.-ths
vista unobstruc.ed save by the upper por-
ton Of the moving trains-would be planted
With ornamental tseea, shrubs, and plants, half
revealing half copcea1inE those ho1fid cs-s
from eyes 7olR. Of Chicago Avenoodledon.
In another column we Lave briefly consid-
efeti the whole question OF railway crossings.
In tie present connection, therefore, we need
only state wh1t we CONCEIVE to be the practi-
cal objections to the plan wrongly chargel to
us. The long and short Of it is that III uuite
too nice. Tie useful anI o1namen,a1 are Iii
very we'll but there il q limit TO their conti-
nation You've got TO draw the line some
where: and thus far-even in European
countries, where tue question Of taste is lar
lEore apt to be considerable has been drawn
decidedly On the ride Of the useful. Neither
railway companies nor municipalities have ever
yet put 60 hne point upon il a. To subot1i.
nate the question of city ttaneit TO "tbe opir-
,en OF residents on the avenue on matterS OF
mere taste. and accepted ;. their ideas OF
beauty" to tho exclusion OF practical cousid-
eth!icus, especially those OF dollars and ceuts,
The int coet Of the vista scheme would be
fatal to it. In the case of the Chicago. bur
lmgtou L Quincy Railroad, east OF the riyer.
yuu are to take from the four great thorough.
f1tes and the principal short South side resi-
dence streets-ClAIk AID State streets {sayipR
nothing about Third and Fourth 4yenuee,, and
Wsbash. Michigan, and Indiana Avepuee-a
total Of $40 front feet from each The scheme.
in effect, makes railroad right of wav through
the city from east to west, go feet WIDER than
the present one. Instead Of the $500. 600 es-
timated expenditure to purchase this tight OF
way. the coet Of the ground, at the low esti-
mate OF $500 per foot, won1I amount to
$50, LOCO. for this SINGLE road. on this small
section OF its length.
The diagram exhibits the border OF the cas-
Hage-waT within less than twenty feet OF the
railway tTack-A propinquity between the car
nal and iron horse against which the former
would certainly pronounce very decided neigh
, 1870-07-31
CRUELTY TO a PRISONER,
\ Midnight Scrnc on North Clark Street
sergeant e;rri,rr on His
oIusrlr.


Tint nart n, .he s,,,, nj 1u,,o,a
,,c.,rI ~ S"rb ..,,,,. s,.. ~ u
'osa" VII" S'"'h sscss, between
UntaIto una Huron, ts Inhabited hy
quiet ptaccabIe ami respectable citizens Of tl5,
United STATES. NM, nj tn. s,ate aforesaid, uaa-
tn1 IN r,,n1 snnc,.o,v,s saa,on, a,',a-
's.s !" M." hoh'eooas saicns ooser-
xas"n aooaf ~, sasis 10 bed and carly
70 nsc, ihey retire, a. general rule,
bclole ,he WltcMns noul ol Mlih,ght, and slc"n,
u nov hAtutbe'l, uh1u the sun rises Ia the east
{"hefe he array rascs. by Inc way. 10 sninmon
~ ~ 70 inc duties 81 9nnthet tlly- They lad re-
!s9tsl a Gsna! on lftiay nt1hs, AMI Ter. in The
hapes lann Q! seer, ~hth AZ uncaEf!!y yell. AZ IL
-onH. one was he1nE murdered, sinote thvir e1rs
md made them jnmr out to s.c what was the
s''aiteE Tie cr:cs werc hcari two blocks away,
and soon crowd OF half-!ressed citizens were
surrounding the laml-rost which was the scene OF
action
The contIatants consisted Of two policemen AMI
drunken mnn- Few persons Eo there to sce the
s'rgtnninE OF The s:fttnMaXr, hut = large humber
followed 10 the stat1t to learn the cause of the
unt!mt!y uprotr- The drunken man sat In q
CHAIR, 'hc a"ctl nowtnH frcr}F from cuts IN his
t"atl oal covering hls lace anu c:o:hcs. Sergeant
4ierer sat behind the railing III hlA shirt Sleeves
lie was monarch nf all he surveyed, and master
OF ne situation: There WIS one there who Was not
!nttEidate! by hls presence, one who was really to
, 1870-07-31
RsE Anh Lcnthcr Gloves.

france AID Belgium are. J,ar e1ceilenee, The
countries Of al others where lid aud leather
e!oses are manufactured and worn- 1t is
quite spprepr1ats, therefore, that any warning
~ reference to their use should come from
tlaf came quarter, lest it might b. supposed.
we're the Argument pat forth etseUhere that
1t vas . weak dsEice Of the enemy" 1t il
with come curioaity and interest, then, that
Inc .as wotld Of readers aud gloye-xearers will
fead the comments that certain DR.. Fortip,
OF !ar1s, writing to the Figaro. OF that city,
HtEe- on the effects OF tight gloves, although,
such Is the peculiar perterSity OF human ~
tufe; thas We doubs much whether the slight
est cl1erence will result in tbs consumption
o. me aracle, from al that maE be said
u os7ef, the Doctor remarks that the use Of
Eloses made from tue nkins OF amin .ls il at
tended By notable dangers. They we're intro
duced, IN their finer qualities, into Fran.e by
oi eIs Aei,te e1s f.,lT md snse then the h.nd.
much OF their purity and and be.n. s.n.
y OF contour. It is not difficult to
comprehend that the continuous aud violent
COMPRESSION OF the hand must disturb its or
Ssn,sm. and deteEinr7te the exquisite delicacy
9! ns renee Of touch Eut ali the difficulty
:.rAtonists can tell uA tlat An Interchange Of
tNo kinds Of blood. the renous aud the ate
flai: takes place At the ends nf the fingers ~
ven aa eise where, and that anything whith in
.Tuupsa the pEoce+s produces i reaction toward
tne hea1t-the hollow muscle that IL the pro-
1eeung and propell1ng organ Of circulation
An organic pze3lspositiou CO operating with
nus .sa Nsosdet may develop certain diseases Of
voc neart- or sggFavAte those that previously
existed. There are. also, certain nefsuua ope-
tauous At the exsremities which communicate
sensations to ths brain, md my obstacle op-
l'osed 10 this action Of nature may originate
tAf'esy of symptoms ranging from mere weak
ness 70 Regular nervous CRISIS.
Tight gloves OF kid or other akin, by their
, 1870-07-31
THE POLICE COURTS.


A case came before Justice Sunmcr1Icla In the
itrenuoil which would ha1lly be worth notice, ey-
crpt Tor the purpose OF viulicatIng the character
II one II The parties al1cEe'. to he implicated
yaurE woman of notostously bad sntecetlcnts,
xn" mas ''sc'! = thn nss:vel!, aad who has pei
md il sua1ha silsses troash,% sa % cS,,, s; - 9ste
s:sn!f acats: Il. r. Vol ami Lance De tonph. II
ltcHe prrit5 clear, from Esie Eatu-c Of the III
"oas ~, as:1 ths :emcanor Of The prosecuting Wit
EtSs that i WIS trnrcr,l ur chas-v, laale, pos
sten married 4 &oii, Who sse eaMs'i saa ia' ~
.saten mr. Srnrlts It appears saat size nal fallen
bruised, Nss carried Into Mr. Wolrs drug sture.
WING trfasct her verp humanely, and a1IuNtst ntr
!" t,n1, msn m 10. sns nlsst !n The back PAT Of n.s
rat!ent Vas ono Of those cvi, spirits whose
rresehre can he easily invoked, but Who
cannot f.e n, rasi!y exercised. She made 50 N .ch
sotne means. that he Was obltyr,1 70 clos.. M
stoFe She then hail him arrestc,i, r,erfaps in tnc
aore that he wouId compromise matters by re-
c1nisE donation. Ia order to avoid publicity. Both
If thc young men werc discharged.
.hicf. stole $50 .ftunl Mr.. Muller, No, sci ClstS
Ti5sst. m whose house he sad been well treate,i
for TING, ard asking them, after Ihc manner cf
Jchn Allen, to "Ccnc and have 4 vine bath !.
lhts excited the suspicious VI his t,curfactor VIII,
haM MN arrested lie was sent to the Superior
Jerry Nonovan-not the Jcryy who Il known 10
Lane, Tut The other nlan-was accuse1 " DDualI
Menut,ah. M stranger. Of stealing watch unti s..
Lc was lelts to talt for further examination.
-thAt1cs liamlltnn was lined ftu for FAST div.
its. lie pat. thc 1ne, hui protected.
-. WEST Stpk coEKr
lheFe were only twelve casts t,e;0ye .lusre More
NStcFiay, anu these were Of little tnpl:.atlce
ihis Frlcke was held for trial at the Kr4.prjeTss
Haf Y ~ 'ss r. ssaTSs ssxf. sf Stealing *s from T.
Ryan wese sent TO the Reform School tor stas,n-
, 1870-07-31
Rai4tnG SpeckIed Trout In Iudtnun,

Dr. Morrison Of Lafayette, Ind, last week psid
avisit to the trout ponds Of James z. Campbell,
near Pekln, Washington County, come twenty
miles from New Albany, and writes descs1p-
ton Of them for the Lafayette Courier, be
says:
Pel.n Station, on the Louisville, New Albany
Chicago Railway. aho1. twenty miles from the
former place. should take tnFcs ponds 10 be
De7riy two hundred feet In length. BY thirty or
forty Wide. The average depth OF the water may
te i've feet and the tenle1ure ab 1ut alxty In
SUMNER, bu. much lower In Winter. The water
is very clear and these beautiful speck1ed fish NAV
be seen noa1:ug near the bottom.
= The upper end Of the pond is divided into
three smaller ones for the purpose Of cultiysuon
and keeping the ,, uneer and smaller ish sepa-
r1te ron the larger. which are kept mogty in the
eE department may now be seen ten thousand or
Of these speckled beauties enjoytng the froisc and
spotslveness 80 chatactertst1c oi the truus h..
lleEe those in the lower pund are now aboue thrre
9! four Years old and al1eady proper subjects for
plscator1A sports or the table Of the enlcnne
though DO not know whether Nj, Campbrii des
ti94s tnem Tor either ut present.
witnessed The process OF feeling which rather
Interesting. The article usea On thts pccasjon wss
see's hyet. On casting small quantity, clipped
uFon the wafer. 1t WAS delightful 10 see rer-
nApa lory or nifty OF spotted beauties strlny to he
sat1aes and ttequeauy quite out Of the water.
10 catch their food.
, 1870-07-31

adheaion to the surface. frequently produoe 4
aort Of lbcess or ulcer, which appears audef
the nails. In such cases, punctut!ng the neah,
Or even leaving it 70 the process q nature, WI
lead 10 tho loss Of the n1lls, Mhch eannot, Al
te1ward. be easily renewed. 10 Young la1ies,
such IN accident is very trying But there u
p1ec1ution that may be taken Against inc
occurrence Of this le!or1mty: coz
siste simply in scraping the nall with the piaae
Of 4 eharp khife rounded to the eud- Inc
scrapiuG muet be done near to the eeat OF tne
abcess or Inflammation. The p1s once beng
removed, the email ori5ea produced BY this
process viii eoon disappear, without leaving
any trace. But on the general principle, IN
order to reconcile those two sworn enernlss-
health AID faahion-al prolonged pressure at
The cxtremitics must be Avoided, especially in
tho case OF children, and OF young girls who
have not attained their complete growth and
development
It seems that IN France. prolonged seriea
Of experiments and investigations lss been
made. aud that DR.. Fartin merely gives the
result in what ia not, At nil. new theory, hut
claims to be diatlnct euunclAtion OF surgical
truth and these views have attracted COR
ponjing degree of attention It seems un-
objectionable that, wha1a they are not
defornedty sortid toll 5the hands Of those
Who do NOT make continual use Of the article
in question are more shApely aud delicate In
perceptiye touch than those OF persons shU
Are descended from raca that have ha2a 1ols
to use the kid or other skin Glove ha5ltullv.
One is often surprised to Dee what bealtiinl
hands the children OF tue poor cl1=.es posssss.
Notwithstanding the laao1ious pur.uits Of tn III
parents, aud rile peTsd.
, 1870-07-31
FRIGHTFUL AOOIDEN r.
Terrible S'nnHrtsnrncc. OF the Criminal iG-
uornnce Of n Druggist. tieri.-.A
Young 1Iun Deprived OF
tlln EerhiGbF.

Onc N thoae accidents, which happen once IN
while as Il protest agatnst permitting incompetent
or careless persons to deaf out drugs aud chetui-
Gals, ocruErch In this city Oh Fz..lay. The way IT
took place WAS this: MI. Whitee1ian, q clerk IL
he .iry luotis store of Mandel Drs: at the corner
OF t'aEk anh 'a': "'iiEa Streets. was sent 10 GET
s,,t,s compound mass sp q nlsrc ac.'' and ucr:
d. A.. LeAstnworIh, on Cl11k street,
near Van buren,, .ahu aske.t ier what
he wanted. There WAS clerk In the store III
chn1ve OF medicines anil maie1tl, on the scientific
maHage1ncht OF which the lives Of the public ,lc-
NiHictl, hut events prove that he WIS incompetent
anu leu1Fant OF their properties. lie Knew where
the nitslc Acil was. AnA wete the mercury waS.
also. anil 1t did Lot require much chemical kuowj-
II tightly That was what he lid, hut llc seems
not 10 have known the eN+rt which those powerful
e"nt!es havr uMn each blher nr how to mix them
III PROPER ant harmless rrpportions The aa.i collss-
Ecnrc VIA that the unsu.pecsng young man TOOK
'he antt!e which WAS aartY less obstructive AMI
sAt:tFuus fllah torpedo, AMI went hts way. lie
hn't mt procctdttf far before the compound ex-
lNlctI. burning his face amt body frlghttuy, anil,
WtIse thSn alt, destroying his eytstgas forever
He was taken tp hts honEe at No. es state STREET
uni ". Walker and others were summoned to his
aid. Thss did a!t that skill AMI sciencr could in
IL mitigate his suf1eEtngs, but 1t was beyond hu-
1ha.i power to Testure aignt to his daskened eyea
IAts i eaSe of peculiar hardship. A young
mant Is years OF age, alone in the worIt, without
men. woul! hc worse than death Lie mar live for
nity year., and. during MI that uuc, not u tay OF
hlcsse1 sunshine will be STE; he Hlll not he alae
70 gaze tn the face Of 4 friend, aHa, worse tazn
;ni, perhaps, will have to depend on the coil Al!
p7rcaftnuA charity OF the world. lie Is 10 b.:
pulled Int what can be sail Of the system which
IL % ltse as 10 place the lives OF the public In
enhstant f'tE1l. aud which exposes uS one anh all.
ID ttt: disastrous results nf the MISTAKES nlAe ty
nutf.llcl !snnFalu,lses IN detlg stores.
, 1870-07-31

:, The foregoing shows that. compared with
Inc nfst OF the month, the advanc. Was about
:oc per hushel. and the decline from the high
rrt point on the 10th to the lowest point on
tie eth, 7as equal to the wl,olo advance. On
looking over this range of pticen many will
recognize the points where hundreds Of
thousands wcrc lost and wuu. n the *tun..'
aud ''downs' Ct prices many ialisilu1l sps.u-
la1ors lost or won from - coo 10 aiO.o9j in a
sing day. One instance IL known Of . gen
tienlan who came hero from another civ 10
speculate IN wheat on the prospect OF way
He depo+ited 81. 900 in one Of the leading
hanks, and gave lis brokers orders to buy
using the whole $1,000 ss margin. ThA
second day after lis first purchase wheat had
dropped 10e per bushel, and the whole ~, 900.
sud something besides. waa lost In the hS.
gregate. the losses have, of course, been
greater than the gains, because the commits
eious and expenses are deducted from tbs
Winners gairs, while they ara aided to tho
losers lusees-
The money market continues dn1l and easy,
All first-class borrowers ger money at the
iAuk- without difficulty, Hanthsr it BE- for
speculation or not. though the speculative tra-
ding in options in the grain market requires
comparatively little aid from bank capital.
Shippers transactions require bank accomno-
iations, but the shipments at, present are
light.
Exchange continues scarce At from par to
25c per 81, 600 premium for sales between
banks. At the counter henkerr sell at lilo
premium, and buy nt LILO discount. Tho
manager Of the Clearing House furnishes the
following summary Of the business of his
l
, 1870-07-31

The receipts Of hogs fur this week reach eo,o17.
ae4anst +, 4,S5 last week, 26,051 week before last
11u s1,le. for the corresponding week last year
lne aI5lsals since January I, aggregate 5l6, ,sia,
Tor the saMe period In 156a
an1etet feeling has perraded the market Dur
!nr k1e past week. and prices have ruled lower
lhe unsetled state OF the E1steru market to-
Eether with the liberal receipts, hal the effect to
make shippers more cautious In their movements,
there Was none Of that fever1sh excitement that
distinguished the market throughout the previous
week The hogs marketed have been or excellent
and uniform quality. and the bulk Of the sales hare
been made within the range Of saaaaa1a All
are sold. and the market closes nrm AZ 5s-Sh3
ss.eGS9 s. for good to choice gra,les.
SHEEP-Rerttved Today, 1886; received this
week, o.s6s. Shipped to-day, none; shipped this
week, 6sd- Ia this department Of the live stueE
market the past week mas been most unfayo:a-
hle one The supr!y, though NOT unusually 'asHe
the demand which has been sman and Ergcly
confined 70 the better grades for home consunp-
L0n- As resnlt sales dragged from hrst u last.
and prices hare ruled weak and irregular. IN
materially lower for all descriptions. Coz1mou
thin sheep comprised the bnik e the a15lFa.s,
TIC least inquiry: hence holders wcfe cumfetsa
to make concessions nom day to ,2y untlt 1e-
duc1ien Of sNl 73c hAd been sustAtnetL 1pou ~
choice mutton sheep fafel bst1eE, ~ eas enen snS
N1thiu 20 !, 100 Is at ,iit weeks pstcel Cool -
choice fat Elufton sheer E3AT n2n , oe auotea ~
stesa5eo: mesituta, ut g SKA %: AnA common,
BALI -f1ttened lots nt - 1S2aA fN aanes are in-
9nrsd ioE md ,5s saia9ts nse .. rt i ~ ;1
demand fur stuck sheep. ani sl0a9L5o head Is
Hh Et aIl II at can hc rSl.zsd. Tie market clQs15
t5nll, vim some Un3o{d-
, 1870-07-31

millions In salae from the property Of citizens,
the city any compensation. Too mean to par 10.
ther right Of way. they aSk the city fathesx Il, I'LL
them In stealing II from The citizens that 4tc illy
ale TO lOse It The Iast ctition Of the Inhabitants
OF that street was referred TO u committee that
hns repeatedly agreed to meet the propety-owr-
cta lux have IA vet not done so. viii they ever
srpon Any method 70 relieve tue int2httAnts Whu
arc having thcE property destroyed and tac!rliyes
constantly epdangcreai7 Several have heen Killed
that street a1rcadE, think, At least one year.
b1 their fast aud careless way Of using steam on
that street. No one supposed when the right vas
rlyrn to l!:r rallru4h 10 run their cars ul C!are
street that It was TO be permanent occona1cy OF
The street. SorTH CLARK STREET.
CHICAGO, July 80, 1870.
, 1870-07-31
Beautiful Hair.

Isc threatened European Wat Is likely u all,
an enormous percentage to the coat Of lp,por7ety
seods, AMI It Is already rumored thar uair. ,ha,
nseeSsaF! and important article Of lat.Ies' ward.
rnoe. has gone up one hQutrt,I nrr ccnr s,nea :,
y from Russts, Pfuss1s, anil GERMANY. thr ,sne
iss a ,eeasa eeaa'ta' ~ Qualities ne ,napoed what viii
enormous advance Neither. ii. CamphrI ~
SG = SCUM GlasS street BY fortunate foresight
- been enabled TO Lay up 4 large asocE Of H.
choicest kinds OF halr and be mas msrraamnn a.T
resolved not 70 take advantage OF the present MAJ.
ket but 70 Sel n least fos the prtsept, At ,he iii
rates lie viii certainly DO this Tor ths next fnirt1
sn!1 nFs taqs Ewing M sns ales eh.nee y
trade n Canpeell's facilities being such ii Il he
eent;uls so,a his own prices The e!eSan; anI con.
Us eaeaons OF the Present STYLES have doue
more 10 en!rSnch12e WOMAN than the whole arnE
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nnms ne 'aEoraolc attention Of sayaats, philos-
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