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The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

The three humorists, Nasty, Bill
iin3a, and Twain, are thus described
hy Boston correspondent Of the New
York EceNjnJ IoSt: ''Nasby disllkes
TIC title Of humorist. lie uses humor
as an Instrument for the enforce
ment CT his points, which always IN
voIve some political principle, His
best holt as he calls it, is no doubt
strong horse scase.' Josh Billings is
a born humorist, genial and tender
hearted, anu heartily loved by those
that know him well lie once said
,nat uothiug would delight him more
than that 10 lecture in Music Hall,
wien he vas eighty years old, with
white hair falling over his shoulders,
and lift the audience. lie is now
about siAtyyears of age. Mark Twain
is more purely literary man than
either Of the trio lis is very sensi-
tive, add an unappreciative audience
acts upon him like cold shower bath
Twain will not lecture next ssasoD, h(
has got richer aud married wife, aut
wisely prefers to take his ease
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
There is something in names.

There is something in names. "a
certain old~time English villain, who
commanded a brigade of the ofscoUr-
ings of the earth under James Ii was
named Kirk, and facetiously desi gnaN
ted his cutthroats as ''kirk's lambs y
Now, IN this day and under this
blessed reconstruction, which is as full
Of test oaths, and, # it dared, would be
as full Of largiaga IS the reign of the
second James, there appears another
Emk, a miscreant once IN command OF
Brenlow's militia, and now about to be
appointed to the command of the
scoundrels he has raked together as his
North Carolina militia. Much appre-
hention is felt in the old North State
over his reyiyifcation of Kinks lambs;
but as Tennessee survived the wretch
and his master, and has now State
government Of her own, North Carroll
na need net lasaair ", J World.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
Fate Of Distinguish I'd Indi-
vidualS.
BY PROFESSOR 0. now uRELL4E.

The young lady who vas "earri'4
away with her ieehngs," came u, !
with her "unteeling father fleeing
lost but the maiden lady who
couldn't express be- j47Lns, t",>
2raphed them, as she dare not trust tho
males" !"
lhe man who had The wool pu''ec
over his eyes was a negro.
The ind.7l.'-al who T?s hanging II
suspense was L horse thlct.
nc NOrSOn who "tC EeS our llreE1; =
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
\ voungo.er required to v ite

A younge.er required to ite Q
compos;tion -pon some portion # the
human body, selected tL.s ."hich
unites the head to the shoulders. ard
expanded o. follows ~ u. u is
couyenice.t to have, eepec;.llv to
rocsters AM mir .sters. IKE "r,~-r
Its corn, ana crows 9th it; tho lat
;er presches though hia'n nd the"
ties up This is f..ctty L,u h a. which
I can thiuA ofahout nccks.'
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
The most beautiful lines the lamented

George D. Prentice ever penned, were
addressed to his wife, while he was
travelling in Europe, They read
thus
''Iil think of thee when far and wide,
The evening spreads her balm of hight
And like a young and tlInid bride,
Sits flushing N the arms Of night;
And wnen the moons sweet crescent spring
Der Heavens deep, Ywayeless sea,
And stars are seen, ike blessed things,
III think of I'll think Of thee /
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

A dotiDs mother oi waE.iah boy,
having b9ttlea up loo OF nice pr.
serves, l-bell"l ther, "Put ~ by
MIS-. D." Johnny, haVin. lis
covered thom, soon ate the contents Of
the bottle, an6 wrote on the bottom CT
the label: "pnt down by Johnny
D"
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

4 man in Iowa lately courted and
engaged to marry young girl, but his
father stepped in before him and mar
ried her 70 spite the old gentleman,
the son married the girls mother
When father and son are blessed with
children, what will be the family rcla-
tiGns
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
PUBLIC STATE DEBT
hole amt bonded deb
s15,23o,O7O

~ tlldt lslIlC ~ ". bOltS eulu IL
New York at about 50 IL to IS fol
old, and 81 for new, funding in
/ terest bonds.
The Radical party came into power
with an overwhelming majority pHI
! ting The entire coatrol Of the State iu
their hands with pledges of economy
on their lips. How did they redeem
that pledge Why, in two year.
from that time they bad, by their Rail
Road, Penitentiary and other swim.
dies increased the public State deb,
to about s4O,OO0,OOO. This sum by
the decisions of Courts was reduced
SO that on the 1st day Of January
1870, the Public Treasurer acknowl,
edged the bonded debt of the State to
oe S31.l9l ,335 And all this for a
bankrupt people!
The people were then groaning u1-
der the burdens Of their private indebt-
edness. Money was then bringing ] s
to 20 per cent. interest Oh loans. Far
mers could neither pay their debts,
nor their taxes, nor purchase fertili
zers or provisions to male 4 crop with
! out mort rac .ag ths'ic crn.s ard In some
, instances rAcr lands be- u.S. Many
felt they were hcpeles.iT rAined and
went into bankruptcy. hey ciamored
for relief from increased Indebtedness
and high taxation. No people ever
felt more oppressed than the people of
North Carolina did at this juncture -
And yet in the face of all this suffer
lug and clamor, the radical party and
Holden administration, plunged head
long into extravaganza, waste and
stealing. They passed the most enor-
nous Rail Road appropriations author
Ized the issue Of millions to Railroad
prcoideuts on demand, without daluao>
ding any indemnity Or protection to
the Stale. The annals Of bond making
furnish no parallel to the hot haste
with which the Public Treasurer asd
Gov. Holden signed those bonds In
a few weeks some twelve CT fifteen
millions Of dollars OF State bonds were
signed, sealed and delivered over to
those Railroad Presidents, without a
dollars protection to the State. Theu
came the scut1ic TO get rid of them on
the best terms and IN the quick ess
time. Even Gov. Holden sraphed
to JuI the bonds, that the interest
would be paid and went to New York
with others to aid in the manipulation.
Remember pcople Of North Carolina
that your public debt, January Ist
1868, ali told, was $15, ,23S ,070, and
your bonds were selling IN New York
then at 53 and 81 cents in the dollar
Remember that the radical party and
Governor Holders administration in
creased that debt in two years, SO that
on the lst of January 1870, the debt
was S3l ,19I ,335 aud new North Car
oiina bonds at that time were selling
at - to % cents in the dollar? This
is fnanolerin= with a Vengeance Re,
member it, people of North Carolina
land owners, taxpayers and laborir
men, white aud colore1, that the ra-.
cal party and Holden administration
imposed upon you this heavy debt, tc
come out Of your toll and sweat, il
obedience to the demand of carpet,
bag and scaIawaS swindlers and thieves
TO Eli their pockets aud ruin the State
What has the State got to SHOW fol
this large. this enormous debt? More
auOu.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

A man attempted to spell crockery
yesterday, and proceeded thus
''kraughkearreighe," but expired
IN spasms before he could make q
with which be Intended to end
the word
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

The coming agricultural eai at s.
Louis dtyote5 9,tiJ0 TO cotton prize
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
A Tale of a DOrg.

No dorg to love, noue to karess, how
can ! ever my sadness express? Chunk
is defunct, ded as nale-hushed in
his barkin and still in his tale--O !!
such tale, white on the end, opht did
he chase it with wiggle and bend,
chase it with hope twistin around, till
overcome he reposcd on the ground
now he is ekstinet. ded as male, where
am his bark and the wag Of his tale :?
In dreams alone, poor Chunk | see
swigging his milk or else scratching a
t!ea-'tis but dream, waking [ weep,
for under two feet Of ground he eleep.
Q beautiful purp, onct full of pla.-
Havn't l fed you day after day? given
you milk-given you bread, given you
a pat on your head? Now you're ek>
stinct, ded as male, WHARF am the
bark aud wag Of your tale? DO dorg
to love, none to karess, vainiY [ strive
the sad tears to repress. "Why did
you die ?" said | in a moin--was it
from pizen or swallerin d bone? No
vaggin tale, no beamin eye answers a
question or gives repli. Was it fit
-stoppage of breath-eating too much
the sad kause of your death ! Still not
a word, ded as a male, dim is his eye,
stilled forever his tale.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

KIssING.-A young lady saw in a
wicked paper that if two young ladies
would each ia ke pole Of a galvanic
battery in one hand, aud then COM
plete the circuit by kissing, that The
sensation upon the lips was exactly
that of the pressure Of q moustache.--
She Immediately communicated the
fact to a number CT friends, battery
was secured, and the experiment tried
and found to work to a charm. A
large pnmbsr Of pocket batteries have
been ordered, so that hereafter when
ladies meet and kiss, as is their custom
they can shut their eyes and fully en-
JOY the satisfaction Of feeling 4 gentle
naus lip pressed to theirs
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

Among the mary counts in the bill
of lnt!cLmen, brought BY the people OF
! North Carolina against the radical
party and the Holden administration.
and none establish more fully their in
capacity, their corruption audu uft1ess
for office, than their wautou waste and
utter recklessrcss Of the peoples con-
diton
1t is we'll known that when thry
came III to Office the people were bur
denod by au enormous public and rri~
vate debt La strictly commercial
point Of view the State and people
had been rendered bankrupt by the
! IAN, They ser2 y-'soiiy uuab,o to pay
! the National or State taxes, unless
! brought down to the most rigid econ
omy, The Congress understood this,
and hence suspended the collection of
the land tax and did not fully enforce
the income aud other taxes for year
or two.
The conservatives while in power
refused to enforce the collection of
taxes TO pay the interest on the pub
lie debt, but did rot repudate or
ignore that debt, though no constitu-
tlonaI enactment then required it, but
! provided for the funding Of the inter~
est accrued upon the public debt
Let US see how the figures tai. .-
an authentic source present t., -,
! ter:
! PUBLIC STATE DEBT.
Public debt on the 1st
| Jan'y, 1868, Including
| interest funded, s12, 2,97o,0,o.
Add State bonds, issued
for interna! improve
ments during the war, 1,26S,000
! Whole amt bonded deb
!
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-24

a crmin al ofense, unless on indictment of grand
iury, exes pit in cases in which the punishment is
nv ine. or imprisonment otherwise than in tho
neuitsntiary, IN cases of impeaeh ment, and in
cases arising in the army and navy or militia,
when in actual service IN time of war or puolic
danger: Prorided that the Grand Jury may be
aboil h, d by law IN all cases.
SIC. 9. In all criminal prosecutions, the acr
cused shall have the right to appear and defend
in person aad Dy counsel; to demand the nature
and cause OF the accusation, and TO have copy
thereof: 10 meet he witnesses face &c face, ahd
20 have proc, IS 90 compel the Attendance OF wit
nesses in his hehalf, and speedy puoie trial ps
an impartial jury of the county or distrIct ; ~
which the ofIense Is alleged 10 have Deem
ted .r,,.r.d in any
$50 10 No person shall be eo"PeiTd * ~!
ohe' -" - ne -,i ienoe against himself, or
81 - 10 -, j., jeopardy for ne same ohense
De TWICE All oeuaities shall be proportoned 10
ohc- = of the vfIenss ana no conviction sball
the ,erruption of blood or forfeiture Of estate /;
W. snail any person be transported out OF the
state for any oiiense committed within the same
SEC. ~. No person shall be imprisoned for
debt unless upon refusal 10 deliver up his estate
for the benefit of has creditors, in suoh manner
shall be . sscribtd by law, or in cases where
there Is strong presumption Of fraud.
SEC. 10. Private property shall not be taken or
damaged for dubliC without just compensa-
ton. such compensation, when not made by the
State shall be ascertajned by a jury, shall be
prescribed by law The Zee OF land taken for
railroad tracks, without consent OF the owners
thereof shall remain in such owners, subject to
the use for which it is taken.
SEC II No er post frcto law or law imPairing
the obligation OF contracts, or making any ire,
yoeab grant o; special privileges or ia munities.
shall he passed.
SEc. 5. The military shall be IN strict subor-
dinatlon TO thecivil power.
ITO be Continued
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ARTICLE II.
BILL OF RIGHTS.

SECTION /. II men are by nature free and in
dependent, and have certain inherent and inalien
able rights-auong thes life. liberty and III,
pursuit Of happiness. To secure these rights and
projection of property, governments institu-
ted among men, deriving their just powers from
the consent of the governed.
SIC. . No person shall be deprived of life. lib
erty property, without due pr, cess of law.
SEC. ) The free exercise aud enjoyment OF re
hgious profession and worship, without dIscrim-
nation, shall forever be guaranteed and 10
person shall be denied any civil or Official right
privilege or capacity, account of his religious
opinions but the liberty of conscience hereby
cured shall not be construed to dispense with
oaths sfirmations, excuse acts of leentiousDes.
or Justify practices inconsistent with the peace
OF safety of the State. No person shall be
quired to attend or support any ministry or place
of rsbip against his consent, nor shall any pre-
ference be given by law to any religious denomn-
alton modc of worship.
SEC. 4. Every person may freely speak, write,
and publish al subjects, being res ponsihie for
the abuse of that liberty and in all trials OF lib
both civil and criminal, the truth, when publ he'd
with good motives and for justihable ends, shall
DE suii lent defense
SEC. B. The right Of tiial by jury as hereto
lore enjoyed, shall remain inviplate; but the trial
"i cVll cases before Justices Of the Peace by a
by law.
80 ., Inc right of the people to be secure in
se" persons, houses, papers and effects, again t
unreasonable searches and se;,rras .b.ti g, n.
violated; and no war;. nj shall issne vithout
prooA1ie ssuse' supported by affidavit, particu-
larry describing the place to be searched and the
person or things to be seiard. anu 'Ae
Sec. All persons shall be bailable bv sniff
cient securities except for capital offences. where
the proof Is evident or the prssumptiye e,rao, .
and the privilege of the write of hdbeas -.
shall not be suspended, unless in case of belion
or invasion the public 'afety may require it.
SEC. s. No person shail be held to answer for
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-24
"To owners of Horses and Cattle. -

TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS
l. ARE warranted superior to any Others or
n" pay, Tor the cure Of Distemper. Worms, Bots
Cough Hide-B Bound, Colds de in Horses and
Colds, coughs, Loss Of Mix, Black Tongue.
born Disicmps', DC, in Cattle. These "PoWd
ere we're tor" ef'y put up by simpson [. Tobias,
son OF DIR. Ieo'as. and since ais death the De
mhnd has cen SO great that Dr. Tooins has con
tin sed " manufacture them. Thevarr parf, civ
safe nd innocent; no need of stopping the
working OF your animals. They Increase the ap-
peilte' give me coat, cleanse he stou ach and
urinary organs, and increase the milk o. cows.
Try them, asd yoa viii ne yer be wiz ont them
Col Phlio +. Bush, Of the jerome Patk Race
Course Fordham, n. y, would not use Thorn
until he was told of what they were composed,
slnoe wien time be 10 never without them. He
has over twenty running horse. in his charge
ana LOT the last thr years has used no other
medicine for them Sold by Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United ststes Price. rs
cents per Box Depot 10 Park Plsss. New
York.
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ARTICLE I.
MARVIN 4nrEE-

The boundaries and jurisdiction of the State
shall be a. follows, to wit: Beginning at the
mouth of the Wabash river tt ence up the same
and with the line of Indiana, to the northwest
Of said State thence east, with the line OF
the same State, to the middle f Lake Micha gan;
thence north along the middle of said Lake, to
north latitude turtyt~o degrees and thirty min
Utes thence west to the middle of the Mississippi
river, and thence down along the middle of that
river to it's confluence with tn Ohio river and
and thence up the latter river, along its rorthwes
tern shore, to the place of beginning P,oci,isd
that this State shall exercise such jurisdiction up
the ONO river, she is entitled to. or
such may hereafter be agreed upon by this
state and the State of Kentucky.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-24
-oRzzLARD's xAoAr CLUB

smoking - the finest Bright Tot aocu made. Be
ing free FROM Nicotine, whIca Is extracted by
patenI process, II does not Injure weak constiIu-
tIans- Persons Of seoeItars occupations. AZ well
as students and literary men, Viii Hnd none Of
the lHlaEtvus alter effects resulting .Ioul ardlna
ry tobacco, aud pound Will last twice a. long
as other kinds. IL does not clog the pipe. nor
burn he tongue.
LOkILLAhD'S EUREKA Smoking has be
come 40 pop GiAT thG macy limitations OF a worth
less char oSered for sale by some deaf
ers because thy can tUy the counterfeit article
for lite less. and as the calculated
to deceive the customers. desire to direct
their AiJen ton 10 the IuputItiou that Is practice
upon %, n: gATy the "a ain loser thereby.
being OBJ gei topaz - much NJ retail for il as
viii buy the .cnGlne article.
In IddiiIon te the Oys. we have May favor
lite brands which gill be shown With pleasure.
A circular giving prices discounts, terms, e. .
vii lee maj Ell uu"n application.
LURILLARp'S CENTJ ~ Che sing has noU
become 80 well known shat ~ G,,Tl i; useless 60
peck SI,H daily he small tan ivil papers any
longer. sid have rherei. r. 4ssSntiuugt he same
{ Oar various brands OF SIa1ktugs CheWiuEs. p Ig
. Toharcos. aud SuUl,, will he 10 nd upon tIiai.
not only popular goods, bUt 4. prjc d-tyiE.
competition IIJ0 responsible m-uL'ac;u " r.
I every here. We arc continually producing nov
elites 90 which The ratcs . the Trade i invited
p LORlLLsRD CO.
10. is 4 % Chambers Street. y. Y
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-24
N.H- ENnERWOOn. Cnnirmnn.
THE CONSTITUTION
PREhM BLE.

We the people of the State Of Ilhnois-gra te-
tul t. Almighty Goa tor tAe civil, political and
religious liberty winch he hath long per INIT
ted Us to enjoy, ana lookI to linn for d bless
ing upon our endeayors secure ana transmit
the same uHlmpaired to suecee. ing 2 ions
in order 10 form more perfect govern neut,
establish justice. insure domestic tranquility, pro
vide for the common defense. p omote the general
welfare, and secure the blessings Of liberty 10
ourselves and our PROSPERITY do urCain and estab-
fish this Constitution tor the State OF Illinois.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-24
IMPORTANT 10 PARENTS !
We wish to cell the attention Of every person to
H AK ES'
Vegetable W0rnl Tablets,

Which are rapidly superceding all medicines
heretofore intro duoed q reme coy AZ Ainst that
truub!esome pest-WoRAs
They rave been in tor many years, durin z
which time their sale has been uDprec de- ted
These TABLETS couta N no Cai0mei, 1HfjmOny, or
thor poisoHpUs drugs, but are PURELY VEGETA-
Bile, AID may be given freely and with the tuli
assurance that they will destroy all worms exist
lng in he intestipes. Should there be no worms
as the symptoms may occasionally arise frou
some other oausel no harm can result, from their
use, but they will be found beaefcisl a, pre-
tentative of Worms. In cases of indigestion,
and diseases arising from disordeTed or dis, As
ed state Of the stcm or bowels, they are un-
equslied.
They are a perfectly harmless and certain
remedy for worms, in either children OF adults,
and are
FREE FROM ALL NAUsEOUs TASTE.
CIVs THEM ONE TRIAL.
~ Full Dire tons in English and German
accompany each b, x Nune Genuine without
the fae-s'"'ite signature of the prpri,tors
PRiCE rs CENTS PER BIN.
For sale by all Druggists.
Ii AYES a WILLIAMS, Proprietors. Lock
pert, New York. msyl Z d. od&1lw
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-24
WILL ALL THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
Cough or Consumption
Real the following aud learn the vslge of
ALIENS LUNG BALS!AM.
) 8 "a 8 3 : 8

Dr. LLOYD, Of Ohio. Surgeon in the army Gu
ring the war. from exposure, contracted con
scmptl5n. He says: 81 have no hes fancy in
stat L. That Il Wa. by The use Of cur Lung Bal
sam mat / an now alive and enjoying good
health"
IT. FLETCHER, of Missouri, says: Il rec
ON mend your Ba!ssIu u pT. feroace &c any other
medicine for COUGHS, aud Z gives satisfaction.
ALLrN's LUS BAL.AN is the remedy care
sll Lang and Throat difficulties. 1t shouin be
thoroughly tested before using any other Ga
ar. i will cure when al o:aers fail. DIreo-
items accompany each bottle
=. =. HARRIS ~ Co.
sole Proprieyors, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold by all Dra gjsts.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-24
NEW CROP TEAS.
GREAT SEDUCTION
Get Fresh H0odS and Save Honey.
IAE
Great American Tea Co.

ErfAbiEsbet 1851
are now receiving the choicest EARLY PIcKTSGS
NE~ CEOP Teas nom the best cultivated dis
tricrs ii Chtna and japan
These Teas have been selected wIth crest care,
-nd with especial reference 10 the taste ana
wants Of Cur customers. They are very fresh,
And Of tbu choicest favor.
We shall nov 81, clab orders r. n 'h,se rev
crops Tea Ia quantities = ssIt customers ~
greatly reduced pr.-os, While the good, Of BE-
ire hest description. Liberal discounts allowed
70 C!abs % $50 sui upwards
PRITr. LIZ UI: TEAS
D1IaNG BLACK ,. S e. &c -1-.. SOC. h..t 4rc.
tNsU .Tr-en and Black, 5yc C., Tnc Soc
best 81 cts.
SoUCB8Ns .BIaek' soc gac. best 81
tNCIIsH EEEAkFAsT tBiAghl beet ~ Is.
lsrEElAL Grveu3- SIC, pc, 81 90, - 10. best
81 IS
YoUNG hYsaS Green, 60o, 20, Soc. gee. 81.
81 20 best -.
JSCoI 5RFF JArAN gOc 81. 81 10, best 81 %.
4 = N a. : k...F
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- q T r. T S.

Inventors who wish to take out letters Patent
are ADVISED TO COUNSEL with MUM 4 co, eii-
Tors Of the >r'sHtfe American, who have prose
cuIei Ella ns before tie PateEJ Once Tor over 20
ears. Their American sui European Patent
Agency u the most extensive IN the world. Char
ges less than any other r.lisble agency. pam
phlst containing iuH instructions 70 inventors Is
sent gra;ls. MUM co,
- Park Row, New York
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-24
DIR. \. ~. RIC8ARD<CS'<
Sherry Wine Bitters.

The CsIsbrhtis Eew England Remedy
TuR
Ja=ndicv Fever and Ague, General Debility,
and all Diseases arising from Dj-ordered
Storuao h, Liver or Bowels, such as
Aeidity of the stomach, Indigestion Heartburn
Loss of Appetite, Costiv, meas. Blind and Bleed
ing Pi e., Disgust of Food, Sour Err ,ptions Sink
ing or FietrerIug Of the Pit o. the Srom seh Di m
ness Of Vision, Yeiiowness OF he Skin aud Eyes
Pain IN the Side, Sack. Chest or Limbs and in
all eases where = TONIC is necessary.
.. n, HARRIS a. CO, Proprietors.
Cincinnati Ohio
JOHN BENGsToN AND CHAs. A. BENsER
iaropdwIv
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oofee Eossted and Ground Daily

GRorND CoFrEE, Sc. zee. 2ic. ste. 3sc er
pouut- Hpt,Is, SALOONS, Boarding house keep
ere, ami Families who use large quantities Of
Coffee eau rc1uomize IN Ihai srtirl nv u.iur our
FRENCH BAE SkfAST and DINNER COZ
7 r., Shich We sell al the low price Of 2jc. Per
pound. aai waErG-i 10 give perfect sat sfaction
Consumer, can save from to profits by par
chasing Of ne Great American Tea Company.
BY or sysie " supp lying c!uos Throughout
the country, conTUuc-> IN all parts Of the United
States can r,cetv- th,ir tess at the same prfc :
with tbesEull additional expense Of Irnnsporta-
ton 81 though they bought them at our whole
sale warehouses IN this city,
All gods --rrau ed OF the money refunded
PuST-pFFTCE orders and drafts ms +. pa s. al lie
TO the order OF the GREAT AMERICAN TEA Con-
PAsY. Direct letters and orders to the
GREiT ANEsIClN TEA COMPANY,
Nos. 81 and % Vesey street.
Posr-OTFIcE Box No. 5C43. NEw YORK CRY.
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