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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-20
THE SCHOOLS.

1t is gratifying to notice the improve,
me ut going on in the country schools
The teachers are reading and preparing
themselves for their work. 1t is true, We
have some teachers who are working TO,
the money and nothing else, but the mum,
Der IS comparatively small. A number
OF school journals are in circulation in
the county. We notice that those who
read these journals arc the better quail.
fed to teach and have the better schools
When We read about the progress othe,
people in other States are making, We
ourselves are encouraged. Our capabili.
ties are much greater than We DIDO
We are too easily discouraged. We dc
not know what We can do until We make
an effort. A live teacher can work ur
the school interest in any neighborhood
in tbs county.
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Boarding House.
BY WIN. NYCUM.
yONEsBORO', TENNESSEE.

lean inform the public that am pre-,
pared TO accommodate them TO board and
lodging OH reasonable terms. Every
pains will be taken to please my guests
and my table wf'i be Furnished at AL times
with tile best that can be procured In this
county. marl''''
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-20
Land for. Sale.

"A BOUT FORTY NeBEs, yirs with-
"A in o%ne-fourtfr mile Of Washington
College, Tenn, some IL acres bottom
land, balance rolling, but most excellent
wheat land. improvements story and
a-half Lighthouse three rooms, and kitchen,
stable, meat house, spring house. q smati
orchardttwo or three so6d'sppings on the
place and rsrreafn running through the
same, Some timber. This Is avery desirn.
BILE place forany enc wishing to locate i'm
a healthy part Of the country. convenient
to churches, schools, mills. &c. Terms
reasonable. Address or apply to
NJ. 5. MAHONEY,
angion' Jonesboro, Tenn.
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G. p. DANIELS, Foreman.
EDUCATI0N VAL
By III PREsNELL.

"Thoreis within every MAN a divine ideal, the
ype after which he was created, the germs Of
a perfect person, and 1t is the Office of education
o favor and direct these germs. KAN
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-20

wanted.
CTATE OF TENNESSEE.
IN CHANCERY AT JoNESBORo.
Martha j. Boyd.
Alexander Boyd.

Alexander Boyd.
IN this cause it appeSthg from the al
legations in the Bill that Alexander Boyd
the defendant in this, cause, is Il non-resi-
dent oftlie State Of Tennessee it Is there-
fore ordered that publication be made
forfour successive weeks IN the Herald
and Tribune a newspaper published in
the town, of Jonesboro', Tennessee, uoti-
tying said descendant to appear before. our
said Chancery,C0u on the 4th, Monday
in May next aud make defence ~ said
Csinplainants Bill or the. .same'' viii be
taken AS confessed asto.him aud esrt for
hearing exparte, Witness B. + ,Swingfc
G. q ~, of said Court at office IN Jones'
boro'. ThisS9th day of March 1873.
b. L. SWlNGLE, q. d VI.
n.BY q. w .SwINGLE, D. C. q ~.
mar20w3pf$j.
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Calvin r. Zones. I'D. al

Calvin r. Jones, ct. al.
IN this cause it appearing from the al
legations in Complaiuants Bill that
William Nelson and wife Hannah Nelson
two of the defendants in this cause are
non-residenis of the State OF Tennessee
it is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Herald and Tribune, a newspaper pub
lished in the town of Jonesboro', Tenn,
notifying said nonresident defendants
to appear before our said Chancery Court
OH the 4th, Monday in May next and
make defence to said Complainants Bill
or the same will he taken for confessed
a Ito them and set for hearing Exparte.
Witness b. +. Swinglc, e. & NJ, Of said
Court at office .inylOnesboro. This 18th,
day o. March 1873,
"a. BIZ. SWINGLE, G. Il NJ.
rnaf2Ow4pf$5.
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ABooK roRTHE BILLION,
Notice 10 the Afflicted and Unfortunate

r>,srs srfiJins "a ibs ue,oriesr qssehs N. sf.srti,, N
Eeebe ~farcfs.or using sbg sssak reDsd,sS rsruss 10.
500, rsrtne sa.tist shasyssr dlseassis sr bee esslss.
D.. Bstts oocupiss . seasis Nsuss 81 tvsatrs~1eu
rcems'i ttpdosfd By sruls o The nost ceiebrstsA msdi-
eAlProfcssor, % this cssstry se4 EAieys. ana san b go
s.ited personshy o. ~ nail. 81 he d.ssssss asrfecedi IL
stsorts. o2ee eai fsriofs, Ne. n n. EirAfA I.resl
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ATLANTA, MARKETS.
q = cox & BROTHER, y.
EGgMMISSI0N MERCHANTS

ATLANTA GA .'hr.Ij 1873.
Corp good demand stocks yery lipbt
heai active stocks, ycsy light RYE and
Barley Scarcely any demand /; Oats tend
upward; now is the time to ship as they
will soon DO wanted for seed. Flour il
active request light stock, !. Bacon fair
demand, with very light. stocks, Hay in
re1neSt with light f~stocIka Butter and
Eggs sellif fresh aud soitHnd. @i z"f lF'
Corn White - 9, :. o.,
Theat Tenn whit9 n bush. . o, rs %
/ Tenn RsdD TGf ga. 2a0oto . s.
Rye a. bush. .t.,po sale N on
BrrlcyN bush. :" - 80. al N ~ "
Oats Y b:ishel tt4fls " ~ OK
Flour Fancy 81 Sack oSbs.. & %
Family DcH&1'T|H sn,r *,
Extra 4i E,.L -.t.sr.e ar" ~
Superfinc \ OK 800 ~
Flour In Bbls same pro- 49,"
portion as In sacks
Iulk Shoulders - 10 ~ .,
GannaI 81, ~ to tl2j
Clear SIDES b ID ~
Isal u bushel - On 20"
Dressed Turkeys N %'G q 20
Dressed Chickens 10 -
Hay Tenn U looibs q a. q
. Western h 1D0ibs -,t1l 800
Lard in bbls. 70 ID jim "~svp""
In Cans n ID Hgi.l Ir9,, 0,nnYYr,I
Butter ~ ID yHfF Ear % e'ni
Eggs n dozen *" ~
Bceswax n ID 1th -" ~
Onions n barrel soto 4os'
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DIAMOND

- |Ea ML
These Spectaclps ale Inunufacturcd from"MIN.
Ute CRYSTAL PEBBLES melted /, rcthpr,
hardness and brilliancy. TfT~f "
Itis wei krowifthat spcctaelcs cut from Bra.
zuian or scotch I'ebhles are injurious to the eye,
oeuauSe OF their polariznE light. ~ pfa
Having been tested with tho poiarisctM. the
uilmond lenses have been found rs ntsnit fifteen
prr cent. less heated rays than any q her pebble,
Ihey are ground With great scien uH0aecnracy
are Tree from chromotjf alterations, a~ndfrodnce
att SriSstl n s, ssa SIs1pcine'' of vis'9p not before
stts3f MANUFACTURED By
THE SfEECEE OPTICAL MANuFAcTtfR
- ~ II ING COMPANY,
-irss .atE NEW FORK 30
q For sale by J,J ATKINSON, Joncsboro' Tenn
From Nnom they can only be ATTAINED. No
mddiers. Ihegreat demand for these Spectacles
mas induced unserpnulous dealers 10 palm on an
INFERIOR ana spurioas e. 500 -. Diamond I"
Great care should he taken to see that the trade.
mark (which Is protected by American Letters
Patent Is stamped on every pair.
Z7sept22-ly.
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County they viii properly appreciate
your services in a BETTING manner.
We desire this communication to be
placed upon the records Of this Court.
G. II. DANIELS. Foreman
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E..strr :.mi., t'oEInSl0n.

b. .--,-sr.@ enc ~ -: liC'nonn bisi"'t:'.j
turt>GraH. Va. 25tli december, 1873.
Winter na- ;aroSn ii, mantle over noun
Isl. srg. ,s,irY, End Two days ago we bad 4
r..-t.:5- >uv~, bat = :hawing sun pFeven'cd
l.. g Ia q to bells. He who temper,
=. I'D tnia- n. orn lamo' tcmpers il 10
e.. IGOR. and wi..t.r sings no t'!rge-ilkc
&C.,.
H.: f. ire at The Jail (cXtin%uished
y auut doing auS harnl. and tae burning
Il c.- entirely dr>troyed) at the depo:,
ar lie passage Of a pay-train west our pco-
y would base GoihiDg TO talk about.
Tic LGWNonr Iron Company have dis
sA..-,zi Number OF hands. The LCEgdaie
eyul.uucS in 'uil blast.
n, !A,lc,de Of Mss Hcl,nGntoNer.-Her
loYc- (KunpLrics) pleads non est fGctum.
cly> there was no agreement between him
a1l Mis-, Ilenanio.ier 10 "shutf1e OF this
'zlor,-I coll" as reported in the ncighbor-
hooj, That he received nine letters from the
'ioy,l and tost,' and wrote her rs many.
(TAry cannot be found.) That in one Of
i.2r i-,trf~ she said khc might not be here
loLg," Ut tia; lie did not dream Of her
committing suicide. Both families are sadly
dL>,S">~rd, ind can find no solution for the
s-r'i.i!"sfy rash act.
I Ac tuur>r Of true love runs smooth here
CON. IL anxl1I- parents fear the precedent,
and The c@'ns.Tu.n2: is that the machine
ro::'t run AZ Al. OBJECTIONS are Necessary
- :.>an" ID" pa!ti,s rush headiong into
E,.Tmony. None are made, aud matrimony,
: Gil, Qdpta,ions light, ana market we'll
..-:- otoed. FED.
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faEtieu.nEs OF the SuHocatlOrS CT lEe
S%nwarzvSegeI Family.

FROM HE Cincinnati Gazette. d. Gambler Esd
81 sunday morning carly Prussiap
t"lAtd Edward SchwslZvocgel, with his wife
IL MI infant siX or seven months old. came
thlO the lndiauapoiis Exchange, northeast
Ho'Cer OF Pearl street and Central avenue,
aad asked The proprietor, John Rice the
trly!exe Of remaiuing there until he
(ScawaIzvoeRcD could hear from his uncle,
nhom he sad lived IN Iiayerhil', in this
hAte. The iamiiy's only earthly possessions
were he clothlug they woreand ten cents in
u"Hey. The stiurgers c!a.med TO have just
'riHed 90 tie Baltimore aud Ohio railway
Ii"!H !:imng hiacr eituatcd twenty or
AH,y miles Il on B1l itnorc. SchwaiZvncgel
s.aItd that be arrived in America some eight
sonlhs sinr,, went 10 work ucar jal'imorr,
LII a. -oon a. nc lied accumulated enough
money 10 iay passage from Europe TO
Aulclics sent for hi wife Pauline and her
trl'd. S e cIue. and a.ter being with Der
LLSbanG lhOul four mouths they started Tor
.eH hone IL. Uhio. Mr.. Eicc listened to
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THE ENGLISH CuEck- BAsKs-rLondon Co

The ENGLISH CnEcK-BANKs- Cor
respondence of the Graphic. THE chief
chcck-bank has recently been opened in Pail
Mall, but banks all over The country are now
placed in connection with it. All you have
to do If you wish to begin business with the
check-bank is to send, for example, Gf0
Is. to tho bank; you receive in re-
turn chcck-book of ten checks, each Of the
value Of one pound, which You can fill up
and pay away az you may require. Any
one will take your check-it is as good as
n posi- ofiice order. and it is much more
convenient. safer, and cheaper. You
have not been obliged to ask any one to in
troducc you to the bank; your money was
your Introduction you are under obliga-
ton TO no one, and your banking account
has cost yon only one shilling. You can buy
book Of Gl checks, or CO checks, or e10
checks, all at the same rate. Each check is
stamped so that it can only be drawn for Ell
or g.. or whatever amount it bears. Ii
your check-hook is stolen the thief would
probably not know how to sign it; if he did,
the banl: lIis Il means for detecting the for
gerry. Already this new sy>tcn-Simple,
safe, cheap, and corvcnient-has Won great
favor IN England.
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!, ai,ss.
took tEcm in. On Sluuuy SchSarzyorgcl1
rs he originally proposed. wrote 10 his
uncle, aud on SUNDAY night requested that
he with his little family be shown TO
room. He mentioned their fatigue after
their long ride, aud said he would
like TO be permitted to sleep late in the
morning. Yesterday morning, at breakfast
time, the breakfast bell was rung within
hearing distance Of the room the little family
occupied, but no response being mnde a
conclusion was formed to let them sleep
Oh. Mr. Rice went up town in the morn
ing, and did not return until half-past il
A. NJ. Several times prior to his return
some member Of bis family went to the
room mentioned above and raped, but
elected no response. A strong odor of gas
was in the hall into which the designated room
opened, and soon begin topervadc the whole
house. Mr.. Rice no sooner returned than
suspicious that all was not right were COM
uunicatcd to him. He went to the door of
the room, raped, and then burst it in,
when. to his horror. he saw the three occu-
pants lying upon their faces in the bed, the
child under the father and dead, the father
diving, aud the mother gasping for breath.
EVERYTHING went to show that the occupants
were utterly ignorant Of the nature of gas,
and in exingui>hirg the Fight, instead Of
turning oil tho gas, simply blew out the light.
The gaS.cock was foundas it had been turned
OH early In the preceding evening, so that
for Over fifteen hours these people had been
breathing the gas which was constantly es
Gaping. Or. iiolcomb. the Eighth Ward ply
sician, was immediately summoned, and ar
rived Just in time to witness the death stru.-
slcS OF Schwarzyocgel. The wife was taken
lIom The room. where the gas was so thick
mat it nearly >tiilcd Mr.. Rice, his family,
aud the ply stefan. and everything was done
that ccu! &c done to rcSuScilatc her, and, ac-
cordiug to present indications, With filter
iu- success. The bodies OF the two deceased
Hcrc removed TO undertaken Seal a'S Office,
and u Tie afternoon alrs. Schwarzvoegcl was
removed TO the City Hospital. For hours she
was utterly unable to speak, but last night
size recovered the Use Of her tongue. and,
though differing intensely. was able 10 tell
her German attendant something Of hcr
nj. CRY. rorroDcfa'!ng what Mr. kicc had
already stated. She i, still ignorant Of the
c,.nse OF her suffering and the great !ySS she
has sustained. Only the possession of a
| most powerful! constitution could ever have
saved her from the horrible q nth Of her
husband and Child. Coroner Mn'"v held IN
inquest over the bodies in tie afternoon.
| and the jury rendered verdict Of dca;b
from Suiucatiou.
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j. - co.. sCt.Ie. - ~. = r.;' RIM tI-:r-
VII ir ieis By adtfgz
ing, as a great many ;menaof3fiis make will
do, abo,it the REPRESENTATIONS Of what we
cali'rcligion. Chanting helped him to find
these foundations, and then, through Par
Rer, he was able to build up as much Of a
system Of religion as he eyer had. And that
was really how the thing stood when he
died. !,
. =" II those who do not hold with these great
religious teachers choose to call him an in
fidel for believing in this way, It Is their own
lookout. call him believer, SO far, of the
trucst type. And If this crumb of evidence,
from one man now dead and another still
alive, can do anything toward laying the
ghost instead Of raising balfa:score more Of
them, shall be glad that 1 have been able
to offer it. Yours,
"RoEERT CoLLYER."
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Fayettc McMul!n is 4 candidate for Con-
grcSs-election next year-but no! for u.
;. $.
4 Nevada clergyman has had to vacate bis
pulpit N;.hout visiting to tender his iorma!
resignation because he was 80 nice hat ne
Mouid4't even mold the stakes for scrub
race!"
Adcrmanic work in Fort Scott, Kansas, Is
enormous, and doesn't pay. Mrs. Guernsey
fired nj some burglars one night. and the
next day one of The aldermen has his arm
aiupaiatcG.
Indianapolis claims the third place in the
list Ct the rncking cities Of the world, and
says it has the largest pork-packing house
in existence, $4,000 hogs being slaughtered
there last year.
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Nr. L.ncoin's Re.iGton-Rcv. Robert
CoIiyer gives h!s Testimony ON the
from the Chicago Timos, 23d..


From the Chicago Timos, 23d]
"WiH YOU spare me room tor word
about his curious question Of the heresy or
orthodoxy of Mr.. Lincoln, which Is perpet-
uaIy turning up like all unlaid ghost, and
was seen Yesterday in the Sunday Times
once more: NJ attention was first called to
the thing in 1860 By DR.. Charles Il. Ray, " ho
WIS AT that time the chief l believe, OF the
Chicago Tribune. Talking with him one
day directly after the great gathering
in the ri.wa1n at which Sir. Lincoln was
nom mated tor the Presidency, DR.. FAY told
ne that a short t'nle before the convention
be had been down TO Springfield to see him
They had talked about many thugs, and
among the rest about theology. 'Hare you
thought much about thal!' the Doctor said.
Time and time, q good DEAL Was the
answer. 'And what do you make Of it,
Where do you stand, or don't you knowr
After q moments hesitation Mr. Lincoln
POINTED to some OF Theodore PArker's books
which were close ut hand, and said, That
NAN seems to me to come nearer to the
truth than any other; guess stand about
where he does More was said on both
sides, but this is the substance of the con-
yersation reported to he by my old friend
DR.. Bay very near the time 1t took place.
"A good while after this, / was talking
about Mr.. Lincoln with the Hon. jesse [.
Fell, of Bloomington. one of his early
friends. He told me that many years ago,
when they were both comparatively young
men, he was travelling with Dir. Lincoln, fill
into talk with him on this same theme, and
!ouud nc was full! oil the most painful doubts
about the whole matter. Mir. Fell had been
reaGiog Cummings sermons Il short time be-
fore, and had found great help Ia them for
his own mind. After be got home he sent Mr.
Lincoln couple Of volumes OF Channin@'s
writings, which he carefully REID, aud when
lie met Mr.. Fell again, Thanked him for
th,m warmly, aud told him they lad done
him more good tlIan any other books about
religion he had ever seen, adding, il r.
member rightly, that toey had led him 10
believe where before he had only doubted.
~ presume, then, tDat the clcar truth II
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MARRIAGES OF BLOOD RELATIoSs.--Statis
lies presented to the French Academy show
that the marriages Of blood relations form
about two per cent Of all the marriages in
France, aud that the deaf and dumb Off
spring, at birth of consanguineous marriages,
are in proportion to the deaf and dunn born
III ordinary wedlock-at Lyons, full d per
cent, at least % per cent. in Paris,
and 80 per cent. in Bordeaux: the
proportions Of the deaf and dumb
by birth increasing with the degree
Of blood relationship. The data obtained
show that. if the danger OF having deal
and dumb child in ordinary marriage, repre-.
scntcd by figures, is Que, there will be c; gll-
teen il marriages between first cousins,
tllirty-scv in marriages between unces
and nicces. and seventy in marriages be-
tween nephews and aunts. 1t appears, too,
that the most healthy parents, il related in
blood, may have deaf and dumb children !;
while deaf and dumb parents, if not related,
very rarely lave deaf and dumb children.
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NOTICES To TAXPAYERS.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE
RICHMOND, November 90, 1878. )
rrHIs OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
prom
O'CLOCK A. II. To O'CLOCK T. II.
18TH TO THE 3lsT DAY Or DECEMBER,
INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose OF receiving from any person who
has already paid one-hslf only Of lie city taxes
CHARGED to him the remai"ing half, and that
TEN PER CENT.
will be added 10 the amount Of said remaining aaif
Of the tax charged In every case where the party
ASSESSED shall fail to pay said remaining half within
the time 30 limited"
"But In case any person, having failed 10 pay IN
the month of June one-half OF the city taxes due
from such person. shall fall to pay the Whole amount
thereof on or before tae 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER
there sh Ill be added
TWENTY PER CENT.
upon the amount of the tax 80 remaining due.'
The Collector respectfully calls thu attention OF
,hose rartie, who have so repeatedly promised 10
sc,tl. their bills lother than the half-paid h'iis'
ND on which he has been 50 len'eHt, that shon'a
no now fail to call ON them bS the 9th OF Derem-
~ and they fall 10 pay during the month OF De-
..,nhar. he Will be compelled under ahe auues
M hi, Office. to collect la January III Low - viz
III. additions! TWENTY PER CENT.
'Ns JOHN +. REGEAULT,
de lin ------
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o.,cr from Petersburg.

rns porSs;s OF DRUNKEN PARTY
N'S' "..,,,,oSo--gwo NEGROES slIoT-JAIL
, ,,,,,,
,ont>ocr OF the Richmond lhsia'ch'l
rprssssuYa. December &c. 1873.
...r,,,a in The city has passed of no.
' ~ r<act,y. hut withon; any d's'"rn-
: A>r;0u1 character 10 mar Inc eN",-
aim wheh the day was honofeu.
e. ,sIil,co7n took a due or perhaps IN
,E,~e IN the proceedings, ana II was
''' ,sth shame that n number OF very
~' .,,,-l,-;a fact. mere hoi>~-"ere IN
49,. -, :, sn evidently intoxicated cona'-
. ~, nld s;accrs did not take such
'' 10. Wv. ~ these new beginners.
.'' sn-, were few or no arrests for
,.,, ,.,'n.s nr noisy dc,ncanor, except in
81 ' ,,>,.. which occurred to-day. Tin
~ ,'rr-crl, !>crS, pistols and guns,
10. ', mr. :o:;y. eight hours torn the ar
,.,..,i The town, and are still in full
20 .,.e.. ,saicc have allowed them 10 go
.,' .'.. the >ma,l fights which lave inter
$50. An. without interruption, seem
4~.I these n necessary features ana
- -.. i#lyicSns o! the Christmas ccicNra-
..y rc1- r.,n. who gave the names OF
49,. WILSON. William Lee, William Tim
~! wHoua> Collier. were arrested
~ Stree. near Union for being drunk
81 ...-l--r. rEcy had, i; appears. ar
<,y Iou:s before At JarTcif> llottl
...[.;Aant. and there. proceeding 10
,r..,ra. ,Aey Smashed things up,
r.. rau W Ill Of 80
~; dram, ai,i 1v~:ro,, ID.
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DANIC! PANIC!

a1aNlC. / hAAt'
JULIUS SYCLE has just recaivSi from New
york .,u.1ious Large stock OF FOREEiS and Do
NESTIC DRY GOODS, which VIII ue sold al panic
prices.
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.
SATTEESs, DIAGosALS, CAhELs hhi"' lie"
EuFFD Dgss CLOTHS. Moss coLohs, ALrAcAs' and
'iA " BLACK GOODS
CAsHsEREs, SAT- EESs. EMPRESS SLorn 9TH ,o nv
Srn.S REPS AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS. anu ShAfE
CLOTHS. > lsn. u full line OF BLACK ALPACAs'
WHITE AND CoLORED FLAsFELs.
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLANSELS;
WELSH AND SHAKER FLASSELS.
BLANKETS.
prD BLANKETS, CoLORRD BLANKETS
QUILTS, and CoaFohrERass.
In CAssrMrpEs We iiaYe fuu assortment az all
prices.
al Avis and CLoAKs, naw stsles;
YALHOR.L and BoULsyARD SKIRTS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
I'm CAMIRIc kDGINGs AND REAL fALES'
cIESHEs LACEs:
EipElovEs--Our own importation; eu
iiESTLEMES's aud LADIES UNDERWEAR iuh
pLEAc1isD and BROWN CorToNs and SnEEIiSo J;
Ny stock rs complete In every Department.; , a
offer special inAncemeuts to al y, H., Sa sVcIE
AIS Broad street between Fourth ana fu ,II,
s,1ksMEN: j. >. Turner, W. - foMef S;, 3o1 ~
NJ ,,ary, george L. Bagoi, l.. " oN'~ nn II
stern
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ELEVENTH ASB BANK STREETS,
offers 70 h,sfriends and the public every seasousbss
article for the table and all the lux1es OF eea and
land and every latitude, from the lakes 70 tae no
pcs-ll seryed on his tables to order, and furnlsa
cd to parties and families
His BAR Is still supplied with the 7ory osss u
OuORs and BREWED DRINKS.
uis.rr,nyements for OYSTERS are the best.
Such oysters as are served at his restaurant easao&
be found elsewhere.
Come. friends. and test my assertions. Ana '"
all. the compliments Of the season. zrru,n
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1874 NOW is THE TIME. 1874.
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DENTISTRY.
DRY GOODS.

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