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A CHARITY CHINE.
By MARY E. GRIswoLp.

Morning dawned over the city, and down
from Olivet's brow
Dropped mist-vail of magical whiteness,
as pure as a vesper vow;
The air was with sweet life pulsing, and
the lily's fragrant heart
Swung gently in chalice of incense, where
the Master knelt apart,
All night He had prayed and wrestled mid
the mountains dusky calm,
The sinless one for the sinful, thus winning
the victor's palm;
And now he leads to tho temple, with
smiles and gentle talk,
Like cathedral aisle, made sacred each
step of that lonely walk.
The people throng about him, and fairer
than blessed taper,
Consecrated for aye by prayer, and the
wreathing incense vapor,
Glowed those eyes of tenderest azure, from
the lips such pearls of praise,
Falling on those eager spirits, sent glory
through their days.
All those words like holy chant coming
after vesper calm;
And the smile as sweet as saints, Ion
invested with the palm.
Lo the bell of Gods great peace through
the hushed air softly swings,
And they felt the shining ones sometimes
brush them with their wings.
Up the aisle came hurrying footsteps; see,
the naughty Scribe is there, ...
And the Pharisee's broad .phylacteries
seem to stir the dreamy air.
Ever In the worlds glad pean breathes an
undertone of woe;
Side by side like shine and shadow, pure
and wretched come and go
Slowly bowed the blessed head, till the
wealth of auburn hair
Yelled the eyes of wondrous pity--was
there thought of vengeance there
Ali that voice of tender pathos: Let the
sinless cast q stoue.' ...- .!
One by one the crowd departed, leaving
but the twain alone.
Bowing low, with sweep of glossy hail
round the oval curve of face, H.L..
Shame, remorse the poor soul crushing
near the holy altar place; 900.
fearful answer to His question, Few the
words and quickly said,
And her voice was sad and low, like @
prayer beside the dead.
eco, sin no more" Passed she out, into
! whiteness and the calm, ll
.Wreathed the sword of earthly justice
with the lily and the balm.
In her soul the fair white petals blossomet
after pain and loss,
Dear Christ-love that works such healing
there is crowning tor the cross ..J.
/ Our Fireside Friend.
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HUMOROUS.

"A man in Chicago announces him
self as the Methodist candidate for
constable" .s ,.rIrr
Wit is a dangerous gift, but we do
not know any one who is in great peril
from Its possession. ''. .'.'-T"
90 AN "old citizen" wishes to inform
the pU bile that "there's no use trying
to break those iron coal-hole covers by
sitting down on 'eln." He knows.
The editor of the Vicksburg Her
aid spent $500 on a church fair, hoping
to get the prize of So, 600 in gold, and
he drew brass chain and photograph
of George Washington. The world
has no further pleasures for him.
Rector, going his roundsT"''An un-
commonly tine pig, Mr.. Dibbles, / de-
clare" Contemplating Ylllager--"Ahl
yes, sir. If we were only all Of Us as
tit to die as him, sirl" 10 - l' "''
An editor, who speaks with the air
Of man who had discovered new
fact by experience, says that the way
to prevent bleeding at the nose Is to keep
your nose out of other peoples bust
ness.
Over the shop OF pork butcher in
one of the eastern counties of England
may be seen sign,bnar representing
a. man in q black coat brandishing
hatchet, with the inscription, ''John
Smith kills pigs like his father"
"A man in down town boarding
house, who ate sixty eggs at sitting,
fc fs,t.a a rnlo In aNfsl
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THE JUDGES STORY.

"I don't see how could have done
more for hhn than l did F.; but still the
man should not have been punished
he should have been acquitted. '.
With these words the Judge awoke
to the consciousness that he had fel-
low. traveller; and then, as if some ex-
PLANTATION of his remark would be in
order. he went on: '.r.
We had very interesting trial In
Austin last week. Tom Carberry -.
Irish Tom he is called-was tried for
murder. defended him, aud never
struggled harder for a client in my life.
For week before, and throughout the
trial, worked night and day to look
up testimony, and to present the case
to the jury in the best possible light.
consulted with all the attorneys not
engaged for the prosecution. We got
him OF with three years In the peni-
tentiary, but he ought not to have been
punished-he should have been acquit.
ted. y. s.,.U.i...l ..u. .. t....
The fellow-passenger queried as to
the circumstances attending the al
legged murder, and the Judge answered:
They were very peculiar, and that
Is the reason why the trial was so very
interesting. A woman up in Montana
who never saw Tom Car berry, thought
that he had done her a great wrong !;
and 80, when she was asked, as the
phrase Is, to take up with a new
man. she named her terms:
"Kill Tom Carberry, of Austin.
Nevada
az But I never saw nor heard OF the
man. said the Montana aspirant.
"' Neverthe said she, kill Tom
Carberry.'
"' 1t is the depth of winter, was OBJ
jected, and we are hundreds of miles
from Austin. The journey cannot now
be made .......
"'Kill him in the spring. said the
unrelenting woman. .....i. .
e" Yes said he, and the compact
was sealed. ...... ..
with the opening OF travel in the
spring there arrived at Salt Lake City
by the Montana stage an individual
who freely announced that he was on
his way to kill Carberry. ,.lt ..-.5. .
"Tom heard of it, but he took no
steps either to get out Of the way or to
be specially prepared to see company.
He was then employed at Keystone
Mill, nine miles from town, and, he
staid there nearly q whole week after
he knew the, Montana chap was in
Austin. You see, Tom is peaceable
man, and he didn't want any difficulty.
Most men would have come in at once,
and got the affair off their hands,
The listener entertained doubts al
this point, but, saying nothing, the
Judge proceeded. ... nu A.. aa.i
Vi" Saturday evening, just as usua
with him, Tom came into the city, ant
after getting shaved and fixed up FOL
his holiday, he went around to the saT
looms, where many of the people iol
mining towns spent their leisure, L
meet his friends. 1t wasn't long till
he encountered the Montana fellow
who began at once, in Toms hear inl
to make insulting remarks s.s
Here the listener interrupted with
"Why did he make insulting remarks
II he had made long journey soiel!
for the parpose of killing Tom, win!
didn't he shoot him off-hand2" -
g Because" said the Judge, "tha
would have been murder. 1he com
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.OsTPON EN- ENT.


They have already realized
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS
and have great many agents yet to hear from.
No doubt is entertained Of the sale Of every ticket
before The drduing; bat whether a u are SOFA or
not, ths Concert and draping ,oiu positirely and
unequivocally take place on the day now tTed, ana
If any remain unsold they viu be cancelled and me
prizes toiH be reduced in proportion to the unsoa
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Railroad Guide.

CENTRAL r. II. OF N. j.
~ LEHIGH 4 SUsQUEHANNA DlVlsloN'
..sth y WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commenctmg Dec. is, 1873.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
G chances for gifts are as one to five.
PRICE OF TICKETS.


ing to ..-..................-.-. si,ooV,ooo
The chances for gifts are as one to five.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves, s26; Tenths, 'r
each coupon, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500;
22l1 Tickets for $1,000; ll3 Whole Tickets for
$1,000; 227 Whole Tickets for $40 ono. No dis
count on less than $500 worth of tickets
The Fourth Git Concert will he conducted In
all respects like the three which have already
been given, and fun particulars may be learned
from circulars, whirh will be sent free from this
Office to all who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for ageucies
will be attended 10 IN the order they received
aud It is hoped they will be sent In promptly, that
there may be no disappointment or delay In filling
ALL Liberal terms given to those who buy to ssll
again. All agents are peremptorily required 70
settle up their accounts and return all unsoid
tickets by the Goth day Of March.
TioS. K. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Ky. and Manager GILT
Concert, Public Library Building,l Louisville,
Ky,or
THoSlH. UAYS& co,
Eastern Agents, 6os Broadway, N. Y.
ds;2o-wi
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II H. SNYDER,
IL II. sIEwERs,
n. B. REBER,

nNs n. B. HEBEH,
PRAcrIcING PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office, BANK Street, next door above the Postohee,
Lehighton, Pa. Once Hours-Parryviils each day
rom 10 to i2 o'clock remainder Of day at ofiee in
Lehightor Nov 2S' 'Iz'
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watchmak ker and Jeweler.
A, q. Dolenmsyer, South street, above Bank s''
Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Kings, de-
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ny Nj, MULHERN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MAUCH CHUNK, PA.
Oct 16, 1878.
Railroad Guide.
Pullman Palace Cars through from Har'
burg to Chicago, Cincinnati, Louis
Vile and st. Louis. ...

The number Of miles operated and controlled by
this Company enable 1t TO run cars through with
fewer changes than by any other line.
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BANK sTEEET. .LEHIGHToN, Pa.
Ialways keep on hand the best hor-
ses and finest carriages, to be let at
livery at the lowest prices. Conveyances
can be had of me at the shortest possi-
BILE notice, at any hour. 1 would call
the attention of the public to my speci-
al facilities for supplying single or dou-
BILE teams for funerals, &c.
Nov. 20, 1873. DAVID EBBERT.
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PHILADELPHIA a. ERIE r.. n.

WINTER TIME TABLE.
On and after SUNDAY. NOV. I'd, 1873. Train
IN the Phila 4 Erie Railroad Division will run as
follows
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man may feel that the party Is under great
obligations to them. The down train was
managed by MessrS. John Stevenson:
conductor, and Ed. MAlSon, engineer OF
whom we may speak in the same manner
The party left McCoy's at four O'CLOCK
and arrived at Bridgeport about SIX
o'clock. The down trip was greatly en-
ioyed by the party, as well as the trip up.
During the entire day nothing happened
10 throw a cloud upon the happiness Of
the party. No accident, Of course, hap
hened, which Ia only characteristic OF the
G. s. P. road.
The grove which was to have been
used, Is about FIVE or six minutes walk
from the station and Is one oithe most
beautiful groves in Eastern Ohio. Consid'
eaing the liberal arrangements Mr..
Thomas, the Superintendent Of the G. q
P. gives, 1t as wonder'that parties from
this city do not use it often, and we have
no doubt but what they will in the future.
OF course the great credit for the sue
cess Of the excursion Is due to the com.
mittee Of arrangements, Mesars. John II.
Zevely, L. Q. Rockwell, 7. B. Smith, and
Misses. Lucy Yshr!ing and Jane Bennett,
and TO the manager in chief, the Pastor,
Rev. 8. B. Barnilz.
We forgot to mention in the proper
place that the Great Western Band &C
companied the excursion. They furnished
excellent music, and seemed never to
weary Of playing.
We have also left 1t 70 BIO understood
that the Home children accompanied the
excursion by invitation. They all seemed
to enjoy themselves and added no little to
the party by their singing, speech max
ing &C., in the depot at McCoy's.
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LEyEE AT CRNrRIpErA1 HRADQUAR.

LRvEE AT CENTRIFUGAL HRADQUAR.
TRRs.-The knowledge that the Centripe-
tai Power Machines are 10 be manuIac.
tured in Wheeling has increased the desire
Of the farmers 10 see them. Quite
number came TO town yesterday IRON q
distance, many Of them anxious to know
how soon they could get them. There
were over one hundred in Messrs. Smith
& Co.'S store yesterday between three and
four o'clock, and we noticed several gen.
tIemen very much interested IN the re-
markable display Of power; among others
President VIM. K. Pendleton, Of Bethany
College, q. G. Lazsar, Of WellsburG, W.
L. McNeely and 9. NJ. Soria, Of New'Or.
leans, the latter a gentleman Of wealth
and largely identified with the business
interests Of the South. These gentlemen.
expressed belief that the demand for
the threshing machines, wood and Sitting
saws, planning machine and. grist mill
would have a very large sale'thsfe, and
the application Of the power for cotton
ginning would be very valuable.
The value Of these machines will con-
tinue to be demonstrated by horse power
between the hours Of two and four. q!
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sTRAUDER's CAsE.-Two weeks from
to-day is the day for which Taylor
strauder's execution was appointed; but
the appeal Of his counsel to the Supreme
Court now sitting at Charlestown has re-
suited In the granting Of aunarcedeas
under the operation Of which further pro
ceedings will be stayed till the Court shall
determine whether or not it will award
Straudcr q new trial. II the new trial
should be refused, Strauder's counsel will
at once make an appeal for the interior
ence of the Federal Courts, on the ground
recently stated in our columns, that
strauder's conviction was illegal, it being
I'M violation Of the Civil Rights bill be-
cause he was convicted by a jury empan'
nelled under a law which does not permit
a person Of color to sit on jury.
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To the Editors Of the InteIlgeneer:
The words are not patented nor CLASH
cal, nor enshrined in dictionaries. The
last Is derived from the local columns
Of the IRTRLLIGENCRR. Evidently, the
hsckneyed "school master" Tor Mr.. Ha.
gansN Is " abroad"
1t Is very questionable whether the use
Of such words in print Is ever advisable.
They are "slAng," which, however, tole-
rated in conversation, ought not to be
printed. Newspapers do much to form
correct public taste, and their language
and their arguments are fair objects for
criticism. Editors and school teachers
and professional men should be examples
for Us common people to initiate in con:
versation and manners-not spectRcles to
be shunned. The words quoted, espe.
cjE1y in print, have not true humor:
yHSrd facts arc better than hard Names"
- Ir 1CRTTT0
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THE EsTEY oRaANa-In order to iur'
nIsh the most varied assortment Of inStru-
ments to his patrons, Mr.. sheib, the pop
ulSr music dealer, has recently taken the
wholesale and retail agency for Eastern
Ohio and West Virginia for the famous
Estey Organ. He will, in the course Of
the next ten days, receive large invoice
Of these wonderful instruments, and will
offer them, in addition ohls other elegant
Organs, at less than factory prices. Re-
member the place, under Washington
Hall. ff
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EARRoW EsCAPE-A young man had
anarrow eccape from sudden and fright
full death at Mlngo, yesterday. He at
tempted to jump on atrain in motion and
was thrown between the platform and
car. In some manner unRccountOble and
inexplicable he was forced up on the
platform instead Of falling under the
wheels. He was not hurt ID the least,
but the bystAnders thought he would be
instantly crushed to death.
he was one Of the Sunday School ex-
cursionISts and he and his four or Ave
companions had bean warned and eau
TONED q score Of times during the day
about Jumping on and oa Of the train, but
thew thought they were most too large to
MIND. and were too smart to meet with
nv accident. The young man had to 70
main in Mingo until the next tratn pass
ed, which reached here about 10 o'clock.
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Doors AND sHoEs.-To close out my
present stock will sell Womens' Last.
Balmorals at e worth g 90; Womens
Last. foxed Balmorals from g 90 10 q 90;
Womens' Nor. Balmorals g 90 to g %,
worth IS 90, and all other goods at cor
respondingly low prices. L.V. BLOND,
105 Main street.
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A RARE CHANCR-PeIsonS desiring
anything in the way Of clothing or fur
nishing goods will find It to their advan.
tage to call upon Mr.. @. Hess, corner oil
Main and Quincy streets, within the next
few days, as he Is determined 10 close ont
his entire stock at very low figures, in Or
der to make room for his fall goods, which
will soon arrive.
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ARREsTRD.-Patrick Conley made an
assault upon Patrick Rider, yesterday, at
the east end Of Zane street bridge, with =
loaded whip. Rider was very badly hurt,
being considerably cut and bruised about
the face and head. ConlCy was arrested
and taken before Esq. Launder where he
had hearing. The Squire held him to
bail in the sum Of 1900 Tor his appearance
at tho next term Of court.
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FuGlTrvE From JcsTcE.-.W. H.COch'
ran was yesterday arrested as a fugi tive Of
Justice from the State Of Pennsylvania
Cochran is charged with illegally OBJ
tanning the SUM Of 800 on a note, in
Washington, Pa, some time since. lie
was taken before Esq. Gillespy, who sent
him 10 jail in default OF 81 900 security.
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tHKtSD From. Postmaster Rawling
had some rather indefinite tidings o. the
street letter boxes a day or two since
They are being made, orhave been made,
and we don't know which, at Peekskin,
NY. The letter to Capt, RawlIng stated
that they would be shipped very soon,
but lust when that will be we cannot say.
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swARM1NG.-The drummer, with his
"beautiful Fall styles" Of everything from
a gripdslope to q phaeton, is here. We
don't know. that there Is any Fall orsny
other "style" about grindstones and such
like, but some Of the drummers can make
you believe there Is.
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We call the attention Of those interested
that this week will be the last chance
those will have who wish to purchase the
property Of s. B. Williams, advertised for
sale on the Island, as Mr.. Williams au-
thorizes us to say that II the property Is
not sold this week 1t will be rented until
April next This Is a rare chance to Sc.
cure one Of the best residences on the
Island for 50 small a sum. See advertise.
ment in another column.
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ATTENT1oN.-Ip order to reduce my
present stock Of Boots and Shoes will
sell for the next 80 days at prices that de-
fly competition. Call early and get the
best goods at the lowest prices ever offer
ed in the CITY, L. V. BLOND.
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Picnic To.MoRRow.-There will be q
young mems social picnic at Zanes' or
chard tomorrow. All arrangements have
been made which arc necessary for a
good and joyous time, and no doubt all
who attend will spend pleasant day.
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BEFORE ESQ. GLILLEsPY-HarriSon
Marshall was arrested at Thompson's
coal bank yesterday charged with petty
larceny. he was taken before the above
iusticaS who held him for examination on
Wednesday next under bond Of $500.
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POLICE CouRT.-The following cases
were disposed Of at the above court yes
terdAy morning: Luke McCsrty, disor.
derIy, dismissed; Oliver HaWley, defacing
property, and Charles Hawley, disorderly
both continued.
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JUSTICE JoHNSToN.-We are grieved
tonutice that Judge Johnston is again
confined to. hia bed. BE was on the
streets only q few days ago and his
health was apparently mending, but his
condition is now critical, and a matter Of
great solicitude TO his many friends
tbrouthout the city. With these friends
we hJpe that We may again soon Gee his
familiar form on our streets.
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sERougLY ILL-Gen. ]. s. Whest is,
we are sOrryto announce, very seriously
i'll, He has been sick for some time, but
within the last few days his condition has
changed for the worse.
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OheQnteld9eutar:
FRIDAY, AUGUST Is, 1873.
Nav Advertisements.

Steamer r. r. Hudson.
Washington Hall.
Market Street Property for Sale
For sAlc-Great Bargains.
Notice.
Great Auction Sale.
Dissolution Notice.
Wheeling Island Driving Park
Undertaking.
City Book Store.
For Rent-Dwelling.
For Rent-Store Room.
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Coo1.-At the present writing, 10 P.
NJ, 1t seems more like an October evening,
than an evening in August. A fire would
not feel uncomfortable.
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For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fever
Sores, Headache, sprains, Cuts, Bruises,
Stiff Neck, Sore Throat, or any Pain, use
the surest cure known, "Pain Cure OIL"
Sold by all Druggists.
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1000 pounds MaySvlle carpet chain, the
best in the city, only TO be had at
john RoRMRRS, Centre Wheeling.
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CITY CoUNCu.-The City Fathers meet
in adjourned session this evening. We
presume they will find business enough to
hammer away on until ten or eleven
O'clock
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JUsT received, 100 pieces of Hamburg
Edgings, in all widths, at very low pri-
ces, at Henry Jacobs, 100 Main street.
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You can save 80 per cent on your Ia.
bic Linen by buying 1t from
HENRY RoRMER s. Co.
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Our SOC Black Mohair Alpaca, and 75c
Silk Warp Mohair LuSter are real bar
gains. HENRY RoEWER & Co.
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Nor1cE.-To make room for fall stock
1 viii sell all plain lasting CATERS at 80
peF cent reduction. Call sOon'Ond eecuEe
bargains. JERRY CLENRNs.
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DEPUTY Co11EcToR.-Mr. George T.
thinner has been engaged as deputy city
collector, by Mr.. J: N. Warden, city Col
lector. .
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THE photographs made at Robinson'S
Gallery give satisfaction. Try them.
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JUST RECEIVED, mems, boys and chill.
dren's fall style Hats at Jerry Clemens.
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A FINE lot of Hamburg Edging will be
sold at cheap counter prices, at Henry
Jacobs.
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100 pieces new style Dark Calico just
received. Come and take your choice.
HRNRY RoRMRR s. Co.
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BUZZ Table Linen reduced to 81 90 per
yard. HENRY RoKERR & Co.
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ALL in want of Hamburg Edging
should go TO Henry Jacobs, as he has re-
ceived very fne selection Of them.