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CHICAGO.
The Great western Telegraph Conn
pany.

The Great western Telegraph COM
pany.
CHICAGO, January pa meeting Of
the stockholders OF the Great Western
Telegraph Company will be held here
Tuesday by order OF the Court and an
election OF officers held. 1t is believed
that the company will be reorCauized
40 ss to be relieved of its present EN-
bsyrassments and become successful.
II has lines from Chicsgo to Milwaukee,
Chicago TO Omaha and down by way OF
Kansas City and Chicago 20 Springfield
Romantic Way or Committing
Suicide.
A Pontiac (Michigau) paper gives
the details of the suicide Of . young
man named Leslie Arnold, and the at
,emptei suicide with him OF . young
woman Ne,tie Hammond. The girl,
vbo recov cred, says that Leslie, calling
at her home, proposed TO her to commit
snicide. She assented. took her night
dr.sa and went with him to his room;
,hey took morphine and went to bed in
sscb others arms. Leslie died, but the
s;rl recovered very speedily. II % be-
iieved BY some that she did not take
morphine. s..rr- za-
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MCKINNEY COLLIN CO., TEXAs,
-

Dr.. j. Bah & Cb.-8entIemen: Enclosed
please find draft for ls25J twenty i've dollars
and send me by express to Jefferson, Texas
~ follows:
Two pair or sets OF Ivory Eye Cups-one
pair very small, and both with Myopic at
iachments. Eleven sets of Lignum Vits
Eye Cups, one bottle 10 10 Eye Wash and
one bottle Of Eye ointment. Balance due
please collect on delivery.
would have sent this order long since
but for the reason that wished To satisfy
myself thoroughly In regard 10 the utility
OF your fatenI Eye Cups before Offering
them To the public, and they h1ue ydr sur
paved my most sdngtiine eLpectdts0ns: they
have worked wonders on my own eyes,
which were the first tried. Since have
restored a lady's eyeslght who had been
f,jra Y,E e., 2 fnctg % ySrr 1 ThIt iS slo9gh. We
-S~-i dine. Yoat nuiHUae -. ,e1 ..e.,, "a very
.Hr ~ II wTfMETH
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CINCINNATI.

The Enquirer on Postal Telegraph
CINCINNATI, Ohio, January 21.-Ihs
ENQUIRER has q strorg editorial to-day
r.voring the adoption OF the postal tel
egrsph. 1t prefers the Hubbard plan
to that Of Mr.. Cresswell, but advocates
either in preference to allowing the tele-
graph 70 remain 10 the hands o. the
Western Union Company. which. 1t
saws, has grown into 3 stupendous mo-
nopoly which, fighting competition BY
consolidation, now defes competition,
and squats like an incubus on the inter
ests Of the public and the independence
of the press.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Agents Wanted to Sell the
Patent Ivory and Lignum
Vita Eye Cups

spectacles rendered useless, Chronic
Eyes cured, and all diseases OF the eye sue
,essfully treated (cure guaranteedD by the
ss ssatesf e BAEI lnEInCG Co.s s Pa PATENT EYE CUPS.
The value OF the celebrated well known
Patent Eye Cups, for the restoration o
deht breaks out and blakes in the evidence
of over 900 testimonials OF cures, and re-
commended by more than l00J OF our best
physicians In their practice.
The Patent Eye Cups are a scientific and
philosophical discovery. and as Major Ellis,
of Dayton, Ohio, writes, they are the great
sst invention ofth age.
Copy OF certificate received from Clays-
Vile, Washington county, Pa, September
Dr.. j. Ban & ob.-Gentlemen: have now
thoroughly tested and proved the Pstent
Eye Cups; they are the ne piao ulfru OF all
reatments OF impaired vision, from ad-
yanced LIE or other causes, and are an In
variable cure OF Myopia and Near Sight. !
nave in the last few days entirely cured
several cases both OF acute and and what is
,alled chronic Inflammation. These had
.ried every known and available species OF
treatment without the slightest benefit, but
On the contrary detrimental, and great ex-
pense.
years, Is an enthusiastic advocate OF the
Guns. Three months since she could not
read letter, or letters as large as her thumb,
as she sometimes ex pressed herself Certain
L Is, that her eyes were unusually old, and
worn beyond her age to such an extent that
abe could not read the heading OF the New
York Tribune without her glasses. You
nav Judge, therefore, the effect OF the Cups,
when inform you that she can now read
avery portion OF the Tribune, even the small
diamond type, without her glasses. She
oow habitually reads her Testament, crdi-
nary print, without her glasses. You can
imagine her pleasure.
The business is beginning TO assume some
hing like form and shape. | have Inquiries
rom ali directions, and often great distan-
,es. in regard TO the nature Of the Cups.
wherever 90 with them, they create in
:ense excitement. But few words are ne
,essary 10 enlist an attentive audience any
where that people can be !ound. l was al
our Fair last Tuesday, 9th inst, and can
,alely say that l myself, or rather the Eye
cups, were no mean portion Of the attrac-
ions of the occasion. / sold and effected
uture sales literally. They will make
money, and make II fast, too. No small |
.atch-penny affair, but "A superb No. ], tip |
op business, that promises, so far As can |
zee, TO be lifelong.
am, very truly yours,
HORACE b. DURANT. N. D.
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NEW JERSEY.
Criminal Matters.

TRENTON, January 27.-Pat. Maber,
who killed J. St. John at Marsbalrs
Corner, while on a drunken spree. a few
weeks ago, has been indicted BY q
Grand Jury, and was arrsigned this
morning before Chie' Justice BoseIev,
and pleaded not guilty.. His trial was
set for Monday next, February 3. Hon.
W. H. Barton and E. 7. Greene, ESQ.,
have been retained for the prisoners
counsel.
The Grand Jury brought in thirty
indictments, the princl pal causes being
one adultery case, one bigamy case. and
the case OF a young murderer. Much
pathy is expressed for him, he hav-
ing borne a good character among his
heretofore.
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PITTSBURGH.

PrrrsBURGH, January 27.-The book
aud job printers Of this city are on a
strike for an increase OF wages 10 slS per
week from els. The Union appointed
arbitrators, but the proprietors refused
to comply with the request and, a. q
conseo u ence, general strikers inaugu
rated by Union No. 7 for Tuesday
morning, January %. About fifteen
hundred persons are affected.
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RIVER NEWS.

NAsHvILLB, January 27.-RIver ris
ing 9 feet on Harpeth shoals. Weather
cold. but moderatiDg.
LOUISVILLE January 27.-River fall
ing; 9 feet in the canal. 7 feet on the
falls. Clear aud cold.
CINCINNATI, January 27.-River fall
ing % feet in the channel. Cold.
Arrived, Hercules, with coal from Pitts
burgh. Departed, Sam Parker and
Hercules, with empty bsrges for Pitts
bureh. The Coal Hill, from St. Louis
to Pittsburgh, has laid up at Blanner'
hasset, on account OF ice.
CLINTON, January 27.-River falling
slowly and considerable slush ice run
ming. The Tom Means is laid up at
Hanging Rock.
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MILWAUKEE,.
Fire.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. January 81
About three clock, yesterday morning,
a building on Division street occupied
by NJ. Sob nder, q dealer in dry goods
Anton Grekort, a butcher, and Stork *
Huhen's saloon and billiard hall, was
destroyed by fire. The fancy goods
store OF Mrs. Rehborn was also con-
sidersbly damaged by fire and water.
Total loss, $1,000
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LCoIOnels."

A correspoudeu, Of the Richmond
Enquirer proposes 9 per capita tar on
all the "Colouels" Of the State TO be
.,plied 20 the reduction OF the State
debt. This solves the question beyond
all persdventure. Lay the TAX. A.
81 50 per head it will pay At least the
.,penses OF q session o. the Legislature,
Christmas HOLIDAYS, and cock tails
included.-Paoe Courier
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Heayy Snow Storm .
BROOKLYN.
Fire.

BRooKLYN, January 27.-The fire al
Pra,ts Astral Oil Works was extin-
euished this morning. Loss, s25. 900
insured.
An atfray occurred last evening in a
liquor store, corner OF Court and Butter
streets, during which knives were free y
used, and Mr.. Kelly. one, Of the party,
istallE...s Say s.syS III II q ,,..:LI- manner.
Michael Cohll was arrested, charged
with being in the affray.
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HOUSE.

Mr. Willard. OF Vermont offered q
rs button requesting the Senate TO re-
turn to the House the Goat Island bill
Mr.. Dusll, of New York, offered .
,ssolutioo instructing the Committee on
tbe Library to negotiate for the Pur'
chase of Carpenters painting OF the
sisuing Of the emancipation proclama'
ton Adopted.
Mr. Wakeman, Of New York. offered
a resolution ins,ructine the Judiciary
Committee to examine the question Of
sslsriss of Unued States Circuit ard
District Court Judges. Adopted.
Mr.. W. R. Roberts, Of New York
offered a resolution iDstructlng the Ju-
dietary Committee to examine into the
psy and amounts Of the several otncers
Of the Executive, judicial, and Legs
iativs Departments Of the Government,
and 70 report . bill tor the Prop's
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BOSTON.

Prominent Brokers Implicated.
Bosrox, January 27.-Itis believed
that Developments in the Appleton-
Shute bank defalcation case may in
yolye a number OF prominent State
street brokers' and cause the Suspension
Of the Savings Bank at Exeter New
Ham pshire.
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GAssACHUsETTs.

NArIoK, January. 27.-Ths elope.
ment of Mrs. D. o. Daniela avery
handsome lady, with Mr. A. W. Cox
. dancing master, has created great
sensation here. The husband Of Mr.
Daniels has told her il she should come
to want 10 draw on him.
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I.GpAysx. Tx, February "a, iS'

LAGRANGE, TEX, February "a, 1877.
DR.. J. Ball q Cb.-Gentlemen: =! am truly
dad / have fallen In your hands; l nov
read and write without spectscles, can read
orlnt by lamp light. have used spectacles
br over 20 years, am now In my eoth year !;
{ write this without glasses. feel quite
soung again. beIieve wtth hdvr E7iu.
Au DE Rnerf Eve Cups are th 0redfea tn
Gentiemen, with great respect, remain
your obedient servant,
DIR. d. p. DAMAN.
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BIRRIcxyrILr w, VA. Feb. IA, lG

DR.. j. Ball & Ob.-Gentlemen l have ap-
piled the Eye Cups on three persons eyes.
One lady that has not read letter without
her glasses for years have only applied
on her eyes but I times, and she can now
read any print that l can give her. ] ap-
piled the Eye Cups last night In our town
on two gentlemen, one OF them 6S years old,
that could not tell one letter nom another
for u years, and this morning had them
reading the Testament without glasses. and
rejoicing for the benent received. Yours
truly, JESSE SHARP.
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JOHN g. ADAMa
Bro HILL, Madison Co, KY. l
Novar,her afh mi 1

certify that when was about eight year
old I had a very severe attack or infiam-
nation ofthe eyes, and ever since my len
eye has been weak and grown worse on me.
For the last year or two my vision had be-
come 40 impaired that TO put my hand over
my right eye could not distis suish one OBJ
ject from another five feet from me. / got
q pair OF DR.. J. Ball a Co.'S Patent Eye
Cups, and am happy TO say that few ap-
plications restored my sight n good a. IL
ever was and I can cheerfully and conn.,
dentially recommend them 20 all who Ale
afflicted with weakness OF the eyes, or from
any eye disease.
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MISS LUCY ADAMS.
Bag HILL. Madison Co., KY,
Nnvanhar IL IGl

DR.. j. Bal d Ob.-Gentlemen: These are
correct copies OF the certificates of the per-
persons named, as they gave them To me.
J. IL. FREEMAN, II. ID.
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I u. WILMETH.
CLEAR CREEK. ". G.,

October Y. IBIU.
DR.. J. Bail & Cb.-GentleInen: ] have been
making experiments with the Patent Eye
Cups received, and found them just WhA'
YOU represented them 10 bs.
AS for my own eyes, / am happy TO sny
that now read and write without my
spectacles. Ny wife could see To thread her
needle after applying the Patent Eye Cups
To her eyes the third time.
have made a trial on an eye that has
been blind for fourteen years The man can
now begin to see out Of 1t. The Cups will
restore his sight.
Your true friend,
REV. Z c. WL.LIAMS.
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fiammation Of the eye for ave or six years,
and a thick scum came over both eyes,
which caused total blindnea OF the right
eve, and could not more than discern day;
with the other he could not zee 20 iced him.
self at the table; or 10 60 about the house or
yard. got q pair Of DR.. ]. Ball a Co. Eye
Guns nom DR.. J. II. Freeman, and amer
using them short time the scum came on
OF both eyes and he began TO seeL His sight
Is perfectly restored.
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EEAR BOONE FURNACE,
GRxKSUP CoCsTY. KESTucrT,
Febi uary 3. Is7l-

Dr.. J. BdQ q o. Gentlemen: ms ~ 70
..rtitv mat having been afiictsd With sore
ewes Tor several years, 10 such an extent
at my sight was almost gone-oould not
zee 10 walk about-having tied almos,
everything known In the Nate71a hedlea,
was constrained IN try Dr. Ball eeiehrsted
Eye Cups, with happy result ny eye are
unrsd. After such results, one o. my neigh
b1rs, who mad been entirely blind for three
years. oomnIenoed using the Eye Cups, and
nov he can see 70 do any kind Of work, and
n restored 10 his full eye-sight. TO tho~e
Raii a Cos Eye Cups, and you VIII never
- z. q HoLBkOOK.
Sworn before J. z. Thompson Justice Of
Peaoe,
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Fresen % Death.

Drsraun, January 27.-During the
storm Wednesday farmer named
omss Wa frozen to death going home
from . neighbois. 10 the same neigh
borhood J. p. Dean had thwsy''ouf
stssr, frossa 70 death.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, January

TOLEDO, JapuAly II
FLOUR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Wbeat quiet; No. ] white
Michigan at 81 90 No. red at 81 90
No. 2 red at 81 70. Corn quiet no
ssles. Oats frm; No. . At 34ic asked
and 34c bid.
SEEDS-Clover st Sic.
HOGs-Dressed al "a S5tS5 90.
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HAxR1soS cHxrx, BIAprS Co, y: C., J

HARRISON CRKKx, BLADES Co., N. c.
February d, lsT2. I
DR.. J. Bon q o., Nev York cuv--Gentle-
men: I saw your advertisement In the
Oy1aion ldtoodfs. became interested and
procured pair ofyour Ivory Eye Sup
and my vile have been applying them
10 our eyes a lew minutes each night since
last Wednesday, and they have greatly I'm.
proved our eyes, 10 much 30, that, TO my
Ereat astonishment, have laid my spec
tacles away, and can now read and Vnts
REV. JOSHUA JOHNSON.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Deash Of sn Old Esgfsees.
Omar FAILS, January 27.-Chaflss
Z. Peterson, the Oldest OF locomotive
engineer. OF New nnSls.d, died in this
dq ysstsraAy.
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ALBANY.
Death OF IN Editor.

ALBANY, January 27.-Luthsr Tuck
or. editor and proprietor Of the Country
Gentleman, died here last night aged
seventy -one.
Suicide.
William J. Cook. Of the firm Of Cook
i Co., Wholesale grocers Of this city,
committed suicide BY hsrging in the
cellsr OF his house. At noon, yesterds!
No canse is assigned for the act. The
corouer's jury rendered . verdict OF
death BY bis own act, while laborine
under temporary alteration Of the
mind.
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REV. JOSHUA JOHNSON.
HxvBrnSE. n. C.. February Is, ls77.

NEHBEKNE, y. z, T FtUIuHHJ NJ -
D-. J. Boil d Co.--Dssr Sirs To-day am
81 years OF age, am writing this letter WIN.
out speetacies, II being the second OF thlro
Ietter have thus written since beginning
70 use the Eye Cups. previous 70 which
had not written without spectacIe- for
years. have only used them four nishN
Truly yours, JSO. T. WALSH, ID. ID.
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Suicide.
PENNSYLVANIA.


AsHLAxp. January IA stranger,
supposed 70 be August Strand, who said
he had Q brother living in PhiladeE
phiA was % badly beaten whilst 10 .
6gbt on the road, this morniDg. that be
died soon after.
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,Bosrox, January 2T-The Board OF
Alderman to-day. BY . nearly unani'
NOUS vote, decided 70 open the cV LIZ
brarJ on Sundays,
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A HORACE B. DURANT. NJ. D.
cHIcHEsrER, SUSSEX Co., EnsLANp,


DR.. J. Ball q o.-Gentl"men ON the re-
,eption OF the Patent Ivory Eye Cups, on
he first application l found benefit, and
aow, am happy 10 say, unhesitatingly,
rom nv own practical experience, that In
nv opinion the result produced through
lsing your Patent Ivory Eye Cups Is one Of
he greatest boons that ever God bestowed,
Or man received, Spiritual Eye-Sight eI-
,epted.
over u years have worn specks, and 10
ny own wonderment can read now news
oaper print and am writing this letter
without my spectacles.
cease TO wonder at once why people are
20 anxious for them, now lhave tried them
nyselL and proved them with an ocular
demonstration. They are simple In con-
,truction, and could not possibly, / think,
De more suitably adapted for the eyes, be-
,ides being harmless, painless nd pleasant.
speak with all due Difference OF the Eacul-
ty, but at the same time l cannot divest
myself OF the fact that the present treat
ment, in the cases OF Myopia, or Near Sight
edness, Dimness OF Vision, Cataract, Partial
or Total Blindness, Is a failure In nineteen
cases out Of every twenty when they resort
=. =, .:Ii., JI..-, and 1 am sorry 10 say that !
sns And neW. In &C cohcYessirYgH Ye ssirYgHRsii ~, -
vou INV sincere thanks for the inexPressi-
bIe benefit received by using your Patent
IVORY Eye Cups. Yours faithinliy,
''' REV. J. FLETCHER.
Rev. ]. Fletcher IL personally known 10
me. and believe him 10 be person worthy
N confidence. FREDK. +. TRACY,
Rector Of 9. Pancras, Chichester, Eng.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, February l2. 1872.

mr. J. Ball & b.-Gentlemen: nave thor
,ughly tested the Patent Eye CUPS they
are no humbug. / had been 10 blind In my
Ell eye for q years that l could not dlsiih,
he light. Ny sight was entirrly restored
oy few applications OF the Eye Cups, 10
much 20, that hem stitched a nne linen
handkerchief with the eye that had been
Hind. having q bandage over the other eye,
xithout any trouble whatever. Ny eyes
are as good as any child. ten years OF age.
{ will be So years old, Lfor which am very
:hankful indeed,) the 7th Of March. pre-
mme no one appreciates the Patent Eye
Sups more than do, or understands them
any better Many, many thous tnd thanks
20 the Inventor. IcannOt nnd words TO ex-
oress nv feelings. never can thank our
nighly esteemed pastor, Rev. y. Mason,
snough for recommending 10 me your
Patent Eye Cups.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. L. ]. MITCHELL,
Memphis, Tenn.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Arrest Of u Forger.

PHILADELPHIA. January 27.-A man
named William E Guy, was arrested
this morning by an officer from Quebec
Guy is alleged to have committed
forgeries through which he obtained
5000 in gold. When captured he
had on his person about one hundred
and fifty dollars in god.
Heavy Snow storm.
A furious snow storm has been rag.
ing here since midnight with but little
prospects OF abating. The passenger
railroad lines by the aid OF ploughs,
are running regular, A brisk north
west wind prevails.
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RKD LICK, Madison County, Ky-l

r,sa4trv that nv eyes bad been innarned
"a had beoome - weak and my vision %
irnpaired that could NOT zee 20 read OF
sev, and was very painful, and had been 20
i procured Q pair Of Dr.. J. Ball a Co.'S
Patent Eye Cups nom Dr. J. n Freeman,
80 r used them according 70 directions for
tvo weeks, and it restored my sight 10 that
can read sny ordinary print three or four
hours n q time, without any pain, or my
eves gtytng way nr becoming vatery
XRc. JULIA Ann 6AkREIT.
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suyn cxrrK, Madison County, Ky-l
Octoosr Erh. I'LL
sssssfJ fhss ny son Edvsrd, nxissn
xssl a -, ha1 bDsa nfzisssA VIII In
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BLOoMTSG VALLEY, Pa, Sept. 4, iSl.
DR.. j. Bda q o., Octtitaa
received your Patent Ey8Cups by the hand
OF Mr.. Rondebush; after testing the efficacy
OF the Cups for two weeks, l am satisfied
they are what they are purported to be.
After wearing glasses for ninsteen
years, for reading and writing, j can now
ace To read any print In your pamphlet
without my gias-eA. oan, thsre1nre,
recommend the Patent Eye Cups.
Very respectfully your, oxv,
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Reader, these are few certificates out OF
thousands we receive, and 10 the aged we
will guarantee that your old and diseased
eyes can he made new, spectscles be
be discarded, sight restored and vision pre-
served. Spectacles and surgical operations
useless. Zee our advertisement In another
column OF this paper.
All persons wishing for full particulars,
certificates OF cures, prices, etc. will please
send their address 10 Us, and we VIII SEND
our treatise on the Eye, OF foriy-tour pages,
free OF charge, by return mail. Write 10
DIX. J. BALL q CO.
Postofiice Boz gd,
No. sI Liberty street, New York City, N. 7.
~Agents wanted for every county N
the United states not yet disposed Of send
for Pamphlet, Circulars and Price List free
OF charge sprW
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OHE OF THosKBANDsonR BEAVER,
- ChInchills ~ Msltsn Oys9eosh 4
fine or Businsss Suit A sood peir Of
Pants or vsst. A hslfdoesn fttns white
Shirts OF Q set OF UndsfcIothing. Al OF
which viii ell 81 0Ssssiy Rsdsesd
Prices.
JOHN p. POSSE,
MERCHANT TA1fyOk, hsrkss Btxese,
onsdoos above the Rss~Sss omss.