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evening Stats Sanrnal,
BALTIMORE.

The Democratic National Convention
assembled at noon to-day in Baltimore.
We present in another column the speech
Of August Belmont, chairman of the
National Committee, and also that
of Thomas Jefferson Randolph Of
Virginia, who was chosen tempo
rary chairman of the Convention, as well
as other facts that have transpired con-
corning the important event.
We are expecting further news, and
will lose no time in laying whatever is re-
ceived, up to five o'clock, before our read
ers in a second edition of the STATE
JOURNAL.
The animus of the Convention, as indi-
Gated by the speeches mentioned above, is
unmistakable. The Endorsement of Gree.
ley, as we have all along expected, is al
most certain. A strong sentiment against
this course has been developed, however,
but not sufficiently powerful, we think, to
influence the action of the Convention.
The movement against Greeley and in
favor Of a straightout Democratic nomina-
ton will gain strength, however, and a
second convention, and Independent action,
is quite certain. =
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MADISON WARD.-In accordance with
instructions from the City Central Commit
tee, the Republicans of Madison Ward will
assemble at Hams Hall, Ninth street, this
Tuesday evening, July 9th, for the pur-
pose of transacting some very important
business,
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Federal Arrests in Missouri

81. Louis, June 9.-The United States
Marshal has brought several men from
Reynolds county, including the sheriff, who
is charged with logging u preacher.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


Persons leaving the city for the summer
months can have the STATE JOURNAL
regularly mailed to their address.
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Il the cheapest paper published In the State,
sent to any address during the Presidential
campaign for Daily, $500 Semi eekly, 4;
cents Weekly, 90 cents.
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BoYDToN, Mecklenburg County, '
MEETINGS.


uNHEKE WILL BE A CALLED MEETING
IL of the TOURNAMENT TIMERS, GAS
FILTERS and PLUMBERS, at s O'Clock on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, at Covenant Hall,
OH Capitol street, between Ninth and Tenth.
Business of the utmost Importance will be
brought before the meeting.
BY order of the President,
jy 9-2t w. w. WOOD, Secretary.
VNIIE SOUTHERN AsSOCIATION.-RAF-
Il l. for the Benefit OF the Widows and Or
phans of the Southern States.
Distributions No. 422. EVENING. July So
SO 50 81 IL 81 70 40 80 So % 10 IL
DISTRIBUTION No. 4z3 MORNING. July 8
IT rs 81 Is ~ os 40 7 26 10 80 "a
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this 9th,
day Of July, 1872
SIMMONS CO., @. @. TOMPkINS,
Managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RATTLE can be pur
chased from Captain w. 1. DABNEY, at the
Branch office, No. Twelfth street. three doors
from Main.
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General Howard's Apacbes on the War Path

San Francisco, July s.-The Apaches
from Grants reservation who made q trea-
ty with General Howard about a month
ago, have left the reservation with the
ayowcd intention Of going on the wal path,
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BE 1SewIng Machine Certiflcates.-The Will
cox & Gibbs sewing machine, which is a virginia
institution bv virtue of invention and patent,
IS rapidly taking the place of all the double
thread machines, where its superiority oven
them is known. The following certificates are
taken from hundreds of others that have beer
cheerfully given in this Stet tie
BorDToN, Mecklenburg County, Va.
1 send you my Wheeler s. Wilson, which is in
perfect order and handsomely gotten up, to ex
change for a Wilcox 4 Gibbs machine. I shall
trust to your liberality to do the best you car
for me. 1 want a good machine, but do not care
for looks. WIN. II. JONES, M. ID.
STBvRSsBuRG, Culpeper County, Va.
Several of my neighbors have the Wilcox
Gibbs machine, and it is much more suitable fol
family sewing than the double-thread, which
have. l would like to exchange.
B. Il. WILLIS.
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DUTTERICK'S PATTERNS.
II Sole Agency, Howe SEWING MACHINE,
Office s23 Main street.
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Il DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
IL E STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-

BIHId.
In the matter of W. L., Fleming vs.. John W.
Christmas, bankrapt-in bankfr ptcy.
To Whom it May Concern-The undersigned,
Jacob Cohn, of Richmond city, Virginia,
hereby gives notice OF his appointment as assig-
nee of the estate of John w. Christmas, ofLoufsa
county, in said District, who was, on the 7th day
of June 1872, adiudged a bankrupt on his creditors
petition by the District Conrt of said District.
Dated Richmond, Va, July 9th, 1872.
JACOB COIN,
iy 6--S3w ~ Aesionnaa
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No Leave your orders for all kinds OF
wood at Ninth and Main street.
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DUTTERICK's PATTERNS.
ID Sole Agency, How SEWING MACHINE.
Once 1923 Main street.
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JOHN r. CHAMBLISS, assignee, will sell at
Hicksford, Greensville county, August 9th,
valuable real estate.
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a Horrible Crime Punished by the People.
Cincinnati, July Summary justice
has probably been dealt to the murderers
of Miss Belle Secor, in Mercer county, who
was outraged and killed two weeks ago.
This morning people began to arrive in
Celina, where the prisoners, Jacob Kimble,
Absalom Kimble, and Alexander McCloud,
were incarcerated, and the arrivals con-
tinued till 10 o'clock, when about three
thousand had assembled.
They then took the three prisoners from
their calls and removed them, under a
strong guard, in a wagon to Kimble's farm
where the shocking crime was committed.
To this place the crowd announced their
determination to remove the prisoners and
then execute the sentence which an out
ragged community has pronounced. What
subsequently occurred is not known.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21
MisceIInneous Hicn,..

The London Morning Post recently celebrated
It's first centenary by deyoting eight OF us wide
columns to the "reminiscences OF men and
things ! 0 years ago. BY noon q COPY of the
paper could not be had Tor love or money in all
London,
They tell good story Of Col, Davidson, adu.
tantgeneral Of Texas, He received bogus dis.
patch from Bell county, Indicating his election
70 the state senate, whereupou he Promptly re
signed his adluianrs office, and bis resignation
was promptly accepted. II he had to do itagan
he would probably wait for the Official returns
It is very hard TO get ahead Of the ladies. la
Strasburg, wearing the French tri color having
been forbidden by tue Germans, the French
ladies walk the streets by threes one dressed in
red, the next in white, and the third in blue.
EDgrayngs of these groups Of fair promenaders
passing puzzled and angry Prusslans, are con.
spicuous in the windows Of French print shons
AS general rule, says the New York Nation,
we may say that all bankers who, besides keep.
ing your money offer to run cirands for YOU
and black your boots, and carry your parcels,
and take You 10 tiie miliner's, and the halr
drcsser's, aud the trousseaux shop, aud flnd
peanuts, squash pie, buckwheat cakes, aud
baked beans Ioryou in Paris, are SO far danger.
Gus.
Mr.. Ruskin now writes; 81 was obliged to
write TOO young, when knew only halEtruths,
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sometimes nine or ten feet through at the butt,
and marvellously tall, some $50 feet high.
What would you say if | stated that / saw a
tree that would make an amount of luM rer
more than the average for five acres in Michi-
eanf Every one that knows pine lumber
lands in Michigan knows that 10000 feet Is
more than an average, taking the whole Of the
pine lands of the state; perhaps 5000 would
be the fair average. AT 10000, live acres
would have $4,000 feet Now suppose we
take a tree ten feet through; that ought TO
square six feet. A piece of square timber one
foot in length would contain 80 cubic feet, or OF
board measure 432 feet. Suppose you went on
in that way until YOU had worked up 200 feet,
YOU would have 200 times 432 feet, thai is So
400 ieet, and then yoa would have 20 or 50 feet
beyond that left. | saw there trees 10 feet
through at the butt, sound as they could De,
straight as an arrow, more than $50 feet high.
1t does not make very good finishing lumber, as
it is coarse. But all over there are enormous
white cedars, which even grow on the islands,
and which make very fine finishing lumber.
was told at OLYMPIA that this white cedar
brought $40 per 1000 at Portland.
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The eastward movement Of freight from Buffalo,
by the Erie canal, for ten years, has stood thus:

This gives an average Eff LOO 900 tons per season.
The movement is, is evident, not increasing The
canal is dong all 1t can. The WelIand canal once
enlarged, 100000 tons per year can be delivered
at the east end Of the lake chain and at Montreal
Thence to the grand market-the Atlantic seaboard
the movement must be by rail, a line of which
from both points is now going on to completion,
the Portland and Ogdensburg, that Will bring salt
water and fresh nearer together by nifty miles The
business of this road must infalliby be enormous,
letting alone its ample local and tourist traffic. tor
its geographical advantages place it in the front
rank of competition, if not above all competition
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21

LUMBER IN WASHINGTON TERmToRY.-
Wnam A, Howard of Michigan says in re.
cent lecture
There is more lumber around Puget Sound
than ever saw before. There is one channel
called Hoods canal, that seems TO run from
Port Townsend, sixty or seventy miles toward
the Columbia river, aud perhaps not averaging
over nall mile wlde aud il one half Of what
people said about the timber growing there was
true, and it was here in this market, il would
build the Northern Pacific road. The timber is
hr aud pine. There are three kinds--tbe white
the yellow and the red, tue red predDminating
~ mas coarse grain, more like hem.
JOCK, nut is free from knots, and the
| WOOD between the seams that separates the
| iaSers Is oi rcd color, and soft. THIS kind
vi Use grows 10 an enormous size, Jpoeed
Su mat the timber thieves there think Of md
oAe,i lheir ingenuity or. is TO hnd trees small
euouEn 70 naude to advantage, nor ltkino m
graPple WIN toe big one5 We went tb,o,yS
pol non OF ihls iolest when we went 10 OHM.
pa by stage, and 1t was yery rare 10 (ind y ,rec
as small as three feet through Al the h,t,
They were from five to six, seven, eight and
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a Eook tor Evrry MIN.

IT the science OF Lrr, or SELF. RESERVATION. ("
Medical Treatise On the Cause and Cure of Eyhnstcd
vitality, Premature Decline IN Man. Nervous md Pbv
sical Debility Hypoehondrla, Impotency Spernator-
inua or seminal weakness. and all lther diseases ars-
ing from the errors ofyouh the indlsoreons or ex
oesses o. mature years This 10 indeed hook for every
man lnOusands laYe been taught by this work the
trle way TO health and happiness Ii Is the cheapest
ana best medical work ever published and the only one
on tnie oss o Ills worth reading. 10Th edition. revised
much enlEBed, illustrated bound in beautiful French
co.h. Prce ST. Sent by mail postpaid gu receipt OF
price. Address PEABODY MEpICAL IEsTITurE, No,
Bnlhnch 81, Boston, Mass. or Dr.. w. H. PARKER, AS
slaAnt physician, n. B.-fe author may be consulted
on tlc above, US well all diseases requiring Al mi nnd
s.epSlleuSN. 1eQplyf las
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LATEST MARK ELS.

NEW YORK. Dec 20.-The restitution by jay Gould.
Of $4,000 600 worth of property Erie is Still the alb
sorbng topic in nanc al circles, the stock specula-
ton was TO great extern in shares of that company
Money active and STRINGENT and advanced a per cent
per Gay closing at 1872 a. u per cent Sterling hi Cher
094MlO9a for long, and ll05s@ll0E for short sight
Gold unsettled opened at lll9, ell 10 ltt ratified 10
lllh, and closed Al lllH6Illt&. Loans we c a per
Mt for carrying ana fiat for rowing. CeaingsS57-
OOOO. Treasury disbursements only SIS QUO, but 1t is
expected they VIII he heavy tomorrow account OF
January Interest Governments heavy most OF the day
but closed trlne better and firm. State bonds dali.
In oeks Erie was the great eatue opened strong at
5g and closed at 6OA racic Mail also very active
Western UniOn Lake Shore. and c. G. AZ. l. c. aucuat-
ed about per cent he of the list quiet with uc-
tuluons of q pei cent. The whole market closed
steady, with Pacific Mail and st Paul strong.
tnss lxa -1n.lLn1.I,.
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NEW York, Dec, 20, Cotton sc lower; sales 1896
hales mid ling uplands at 20Ac FiDnr sioady; sales
lAOOO hbsl slate $3.50 al 1856 ohio $3.50 a O25; es
cru S,B0gs65 southern 500 a. SEhJ y heat opened
heavy Anu closed inner; safes $4,000 bush No sprng
at Sl5S q l,h5, NO 81 ~ q Los No3a SLi2(dl 45
winter red western SlJ5 % sl,s0; wnte cgan ST 7j
q $40. Corn quiet and steady sales l0lOOO bush
steamer mixed western --lc; sail do G6elBG1o Oats
lc lOwer safes JUOO bush new white 4I0lj9c old west
ern mixed tSc. Beef quiet PORK dull, heavy aud low-
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BOSTON STOCK sALEs-Dccemper 20.

$4,000 Hartford and Erie RarOad 1s......,,,,. 42s,
500 Rutland railroad loo
$4,000 Union Pacific railroad income lbs. ..,,,, 7s6
w OJO United states nve-twenties, ls6l.....".l Ok
10 BOstOn ana Providence railroad ........,...,l4g
hCopneeuqUt RIVER railroad, .,",,,...,,.u..,l 1872
,,...lU1
~ Michigan Central railroad. 4M ia y
yedenHDurg q LAKE Champiam H....,..,,,.,,B 5
u Old Colony and Newport railroad ..,.......,1l6
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effect, not, it is true, during Gen. Grants pres
ent term, but still during the period for which,
at the time of its passage, he had been elected,
aud would therefore come within the letter, as it
unquestonally would within the spirit, of the
constitutional prohibition, the purpose of which
evidently was to prevent collusion between the
president and congress, in which an increase of
compensation, on one side, and an improper use
of executive power, on the other, might be
offered in exchange.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21

WHITES sPEoIALTT FOR DYSPEPSIA as the o7ig
prompt, EFFICIENT and SAFE master Of such symptoms as
oss OF appetite heartburn palpatation of the heart
iIzzness sleepessness, melancholy constipation wind
mental and physical debility well as many others
which, 1t neglected. will place the house are lire
in beyond the reach of any remedy. H. G. WHITE.
Proprietor, lO7 Washington street. Boston.
dl6 an Wtst,vttaq
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21

PORTLAND AND OGDENsBuRG RAILROAD, YER.
MONT DIvIsIoN.-The shortest trunk line from the
lakes to the Atlantic Montreal hftY-seven miles
nearer Portland by this route than any other More
than half the line is IN success full operation and the
balance rapidly approaching completion The first
mortgage gold bonds OF this road we recommend as
combining profit with absolute safety. For sale or
exchange for marketable securities.
FAIRBANKS & Co.,
81 Broadway, n. Y.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN & Co.,
1lS Milk street, Boston,
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Foreign Nsarkets.-rBy Atlantic Cable,

FUFNseH NNTAfta.-IbFA tIaHtlc LabIe.l
LONDON, Dec. 2O.-Consols at 9lk a 9lS for money
and 9l5 for account ~. $ 520s 1885, old 92h do. 1861,
92s; Len-fortles SSA IS S9S
LIVERPOOL, Dec 2n.-Cotlon quiet and steady: mid
ding upands At l0A63 0hd; DO Orleans al l02s lOlld
sales l2Oa0 bales OF which 5000 bales for export
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CAUTIoS.-Parties purchasing "wHITE's SPECIALITY
FOR DYSPEPSIA" expecting to find it a beverage con
tanning alcohol, like the vile "Bitters' advertised.
(which only aggravate the disease and bring on Others
will be disappointed. 1t is a MEDICINE carefully COM
pounded on scientific principles, taken in teaspoonn
loses and has proved to be the only CURE for the disease
ever brought forward. For sale BY all druggists
jel4 wl3t
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Elegant music fOlios at Leland & Co.'s.

II You feel dull, respondent, drowsy, debilitated
have frequent headache, mouth tastes badly, poor
appetite, and tongue coated, you arc suffering from
torpid liver or "Blliousness" Nothing will cure
you so speedily and permanently as Dir. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. COG
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Fest and Oldest Family Medicine.-sAN
FOhDs LIVER INVlGORATOls--A purely Vegetnbie
SalharIlc and lonic-ior Dyspepsia, Constipation De
Dty SICK Headache, Bilious Attacks, and all derange-
menls o. Llyer stomach and Bowels Ask your drug
glst forit, Bepare Of imiiatioRs desiyr ja6
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er; mess slS75 % s4. Lard weak at 1Ss a SIC.
Butter active; state 24@90c: whiskey decidedly low
ovado a4@l0ci refining 80 a SIC. Coffee quiet Rio
i5s "a lsse Molasses steady New Orleans s. a. SIC.
Turpentine firm at Soc rOsn steady So IS for strained
Petroleum unclaimed; crude at lie; refined at 27G2I4c
Talow quiet at s g S5te.
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v oRCEs T z B.
SATURDAY.. DEcEMRER Ell. 1s4a.

By It's contract with the Associated Press. the
latter agree not to employ or use any otheT tele-
graph hne and are not 10 share the news with
anv newspaper that does so employ other lines.
Boston Daily Globe.
This statement is not correct in any particular
The Associated Press hire the telegraph COM
pany to send all their press dispatches, general
aud special; but there is nothing in the contract
which goes beyond this They might use all
the lines Of other companies by paying full
rates on all; but it IS much better business
management to make a good bargain with a
company thar can do all the work. and adhere
TO the terms Of the bargain The Associated
Press Is under no obligation TO make a bargain
with one telegraph company rather than another.
It's business matter il which they are free TO
do for themselves the best that can be done
honorably; and this is all.
As for the press dispatches of this association,
they belong neither 10 the telegraph company
nor to ''all the world" but 10 the Associated
Press, which collects them by system of news
gathering established at great expense. The
telegraph company has no more to do with the
matter of deciding who shall ''share" them
than 'the man in the moon" By the terms
of the contract, it must send the dispatches as
the associated press shall direct. These dis
patches are exclusively tue properly Of the asso-
ciated press, just as the Boston Globe with lis
business is exclusively the property of its pro-
prietors. There may be fifty other news associa-
tions, just as there may be fifty other newspa-
rers besides the Globe; but each of them will
have an indeleasi5lc night TO its own property,
There is the American News Association, which
collects dispatches; but it does not allow any
telegraph company 10 own them or to deter
mine who shall receive them.
The telegraph companies can be held respoD-
sibl for bad service: but If the bad and wild pro-
position OF Nj. Creswell should be carried out it
would no longer be possible to hold uybody to
this responsibility; because the government can
not be summoned into court and held to answer
for any damages the bad service may occasion.
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THE CENTAUR LINIsIEET has cured-does cure, and
will cure more OF Rheumatism-stif Joints swell
ngs and lameness upon beast in ore day. than
all other articles have in hundred years. One says
i nave not held pen in seven months-now I am all
right" Another. that. THE Centaur Eminent cured
fnshul burn without scar; n-another lit restored
to use hopeles lame horse worth four hundred dol
lars etc. Try it once 1t is wonderful thing.
CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castera 1t regulates
he stomach, cures wind collie and natural sleep
1t is substitute for castor oil. deoplw6w dis
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There is no other recent case relative to which
the opposition press has uttered so much
thoughtless nonsense, as that of Louisiana.
The president, in this case, has done nothing
more than his plain, imperative duty. The op-
position critics would have him violate his oath
OF office and do the will of Warmoth. They
are welcome to Warmoth; We hope he will
cleaye TO them and give them the influence ofhis
Character and name, forever. We notice, how
ever, that some of them doubt the value of War
moth, and are inclined 10 show their friends
who hasten to denounce the president, that
they are going too fast. The Memphis
Avalanche is not likely 10 be mistaken
for a republican paper. During the war
it Travelled from place to place, and kept
itself alive as a rebel sheet. Since the rebellion
was crushed it has shown no change of nature;
but it has brains, an article which some Of the
presidents critics lack. 1t speaks of the presi-
den 5 action in the New Orleans case as follows
cone point made against the president in con-
neciiOn with the Louisiana middle is not well
taken. Ii is that which censures him for SuS-
tanning Judge Durell of the federal court Ii he
had used bayoneis 10 nulHly the actions of this
for the most sweeping denunciation, for he would
have directly interiered with its constitutional
prerOgatiyts. To ask the president not 10 sus-
tain Judge DuTell is to ask him 10 override the
civil courts, OF which, in Louisiana, Judge Durell
Is the highest legal representative Tue court may
be corrupt; II may 0e ignorant; il may be c)m
uniting outrages on the rights of the people
All this We will grant, for arguments sake, anG
add our fear that some OF the charges are true
but what are the lacts2 judge Durel is in
Authority. lie is the head OF the federal court
The president has no legal power in the prem
Uses. He is compelled, as chief executive, tC
assume thar the federal court is seepiug wihir
its Jurisdiction, and to sustain that court in it
decisions and mandates"
II docs nor require large amount of sagacit,
TO understand what sort of an executive proceed
ing it would be, if the president should take tht
side Of Warmoth against a court of the United
STATES. The Avalanche urges its point strongly
TO this conclusion; "The president in stop
ping the functions of this court, would com
nit a higb-handed outrage on civil law
One Of his highest duties is to enforce the law
and in Louisiana, Judge Durell, Tor good OF
evil, represents the law" Judge Durell la!
acted suicly in accordance with law, and IN.
character does not allow us TO suspect him o.
any departure from strict integrity. But, if i
were otherwise; ii he really deserved censure, tbt
president would have no authority to impeacl
or remove him, and no other duly in the prem
ises but thar imposed by the constitution anC
his oath Of office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21

Get your Pocket Books, Dressing Cases, Cigar
Cases, Smokers Sets, Puugents, Perfumery, Co.
ogne Stands, Work Boxes Hair Brushes, Combs,
&C., SC, at DICKEYs drng store, while their stock
Is completp