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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29
SdERIFFS SALE
Land and Town Lots |

BY virtue of sundry writs of venditioni
exponas, to me directed by the honorable
Circuit Court OF Montgomery County, at
the May Term, 1876, l VIII sell at public
auction for cash. at the Court House door
in GAINESVILLE, on
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29

This overskirt fs quite different wmm
nom any other, though very
simple and GRACEFUL the
sash, or panter back effect AZ
is produced by the novel
way of drapfng, and, "A EN
though IL has the appear 81 = s$Ast1
ance of q separate part, tl@4 KS IS. zss4 81
It Is all one thing, and E7s33 - -
one Of fits chief attrRc- -
lions is its convenient s. III ~
shape for making over H.
by any other pattern.
It Is intended for any As5 Il u E
kind of goods, and ASNN fk S
VIII be great favor.
itefor wash materials W
the coming summer. t y
Paris houses are now - 81 izH &1M
using it for their - i RS s2s s 81 &
model in preparing So 81 ~
suits for the spring
season. 49,
Price of
Pattern
Cloth
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29
A. BURDETTE SMITHS
Monthly ''WOTId OF Fashion,

Single Copies % Cents.
Subscription Price, Three Dollars a year.
postpaid, including a premium of Two
Dollars worth of patterns free to each sub
scriber. We send CERTIFICATES for this
amount upon receipt of subscription.
Read the Great Centennial Offer''
below to those who will take an interest
in our ssWOrId of Fashion,
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E. v. CAMPBELL,
w. E. STANLEY,
J. w. KEEPER,
GEO. r. MILTON.
CITY COUNCIL.
ST. CLOUD, April 5, 1876.

ST. CLOUD, April ), 1876.
ADJOURNED MEETING.-Present: Aid.
J. G. Smith President, Bennett, Dam, Dorr,
Edelbrock, Mcclure, Owen, Powell, Scher-
er and Wilson.
The canvass Of the vote al the last cleo
ton was made, and is the same as the fig
ures given in another column.
The committee to whom was referred the
annual reports of City Treasurer Ro.en-
berger, City Justice Barnes and City Clerk
Barnes reported that they had carefully ex-
amined the same, item by item, and found
them correct, and would further report that
the finances of the city are in sound and
healthy condition.
Adopted.
The Committee on Claims reported in
favor Of paying J. J. DORIS bill, SIS, for
wood. The bill Of E. Capple, for opening
the streets with = snow pillow, was reported
back without any Recommendation, and
was re-referred.
The Committee on Ordinances again
submitted Ordinance No. &c, relative ia
the planting and protecting Of shade trees
and several amendments being offered, il
was again referred to the City Attorney 70,
alteration.
The City Clerk was directed to draw Or
ders for the pay of the Judges and Clerks
Of the late election.
Adjourned to Monday evening, April
10th.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The Institute began its sessions in the
Normal School hall yesterday at 9 o'clock
A. M. The roll call showed 81 teachers in
attendance. avery gratifying number. They
were divided into two classes-the A in.
GLIDING those who held lat and I'd grade
certificates; the B those with Sd grade and
no certificates.
After an address by County Superintend.
ent Kaiser, Miss McCumber, with the z
class, gave lesson in Reading.
A lesson in Grammar was given by Prof
Gray with the A class.
Prof. Kaiser gave lesson in Arithme.
tic with the B class.
Reces&
A Lesson in Geography, by Miss Nc
Cumber, with the A class.
A lesson in Natural Science, by Prof
Gray, with the B class.
A lesson ~ the manner Of methods o
Reading, by Prof Kaiser, with both cla.eea
Adjouzne&
The sessions of the Institute will be held
daily, beginning at 81 o'clock and continu
ing until l. Friday evening, beginning Al
8 o'clock, Prof. Kaiser viii deliver = lee
ture on "Air and Ventilation" illustrated
with experiaeuts. Wednesday evening I
lecture viii be delivered by the State su
iperintendent Of Public instruction, Mr.
Burt. Monday evening Prof. Kiehle vii
deliver lecture ON school Discipliae.'
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Don't Cough So! Stop it!''

The wonderful results and immense sale
of Hale's Cough Cordial the past season
ought to convince the most skcptical; still
We are going to continue the same liberal
offer that we have made heretofore, viz E:
Any person suffering with cold, cough or
sore throat, who will call at c. ScHUL-
TENS Or any other Drug Store and purchase
bottle of Hale's Cough Cordial, use one
half of it, and if they then conclude that j,
is doing them no good, they can return the
balance and receive back their money.
Who would not test this medicine on such
liberal terms? No medicine ever sold in
his vicinity that produced such wonderful
results. All we ask is that you will try
"a
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twelve years in the St. Paul schools, and
for time at the Reform School. Mrs.
Gates will lave charge Of the Normal
Home. The Model School will be
taught BY Miss McCumber assisted by Miss
Ella r. King. The best will be done that
can be done, in all departments, in the
Strengthened financial condi4oo Of the in
stitution.
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Adjourned.

The members Of the Board just elected
for the new district met Monday evening
and after being qualified by County Audi
tor Vossbe,g proceeded to organize as fol.
lows:
President-T. C. Mcclure.
Treasurer-N. LAIR.
Clerk-B. Mueller.
Adjourned until the next evening.
On Tuesday evening the following COM
mittees were appointed:
On schools-Lahr, Goetten, B. Mueller.
On Flnance-McClure, Schwartz, B.
Mueller.
On Property-schwarts, NJ. Mueller and
Lahr.
The Committee on Schools was instruct.
ID to employ Principal for tho school.
Nessrs. Mcclure, Lair and Goetten were
appointed 4 committee to confer with the
Board of Education of the St. Cloud Dis
trict TO- an exchange of pupils between the
two districts.
The meetings of the Board will be held
on the evening of the first Monday of each
month.
The Board is to whit the School to-day.
Adjourned.
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Would announce to hepe"pie DIST Cloud
that he will return TO the city ah,i, April
18th, prepared to do all kinds O! worI: in
the line of
Painting Graining, Glazing. &C.,
in the best style, at material rci1c-
ton from former prices.
Orders may be l'e left 4: the Central
House. mel, 80
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ALL READY FOR SPRING:
What Our Leading Dry Goods House Has
to Show.

People who think that it is necessary for
them to 60 away from st. Cloud to find \
large stock of goods and low prices are
greatly mistaken. Messrs. Young & Brad
ford new spring stock, which is now be-
ginning to arrive, is as large and we'll as
sorted as that of any of the St. Paul or
Minneapolis retailers, and the prices are
lower than ever before. Dray load after
dray load of new goods is landed at their
store, but this only the beginning. Their
new stock is far beyond any that has ever
preceded it in this part of the country
Already are the ladies throneing thei
store, selecting from the grest variety of
new dress goods offered. The latest styles
in all lines, may be found in this stock.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EP1sCoPAL-: =. -i'.;,n5 Church, il Lower Town-)
Services every Sabbath al 10. m. and II p. M
Sunday School Z, Il III Evening prayer meeting
Fridays at o'rIp"k. frv. }. T. I hsmcrs Rector
BAITlsT.-,t hur' Ii near second kavine bridge }
Services every Sabbath at ~ aud O'Clock p.
IN. Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings at s
o'clock. SEATS free and all are wrrriuc. Rev ". +.
Stanley, Pastor Sunday School at II III.
METHpDI>I.-i Church, corLcr Washington ave q.
and Chapel street, Services every Sahats. lot
a. M. and I. p. III. Sunday School at II III. Rev.
J. W.KleppeI, Pastor
PREsBYTEEIAS CHURCH. tRichmond avenue)
Service, Sabbath at w o'clock A. " and
Pm. Sabbath School at 12 N. Prayer meeting
Wednesday eveningat 7:45. Seats free. Special in
v:tation extended tostrsngers. Eev. 4. '. Campbell
pastor.
C6scREG ATIoSAL CHuRcH.--(sou.h Of Rarire
1rld5tJ Services at 1ot o'clock a. m Sunday
school at l2m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing at II O'clock. Rev. u. r. Milton. Pastor
residence with Mr.. e Bridglnan in lower town.
Special attention paid strangers and temporary
*orshiprrs.
CATHOLIC (Church Of Immaculate Conception,
ST. Gernain Street, Pastor Rev. Benedict IIaindl
y. S. B.; Assistant Rev. Alphonso kuisle, 0. s B.
services werk days at a. M Sundays, First u ass.
II a. H.: High Mass and sermon at 10 a. NJ; YES
pers at p. H.. CatliecI-tical instruction at D. u
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@'AA' A"A AA"ue L epAcuuAO run, anu
although defeated, (by only vo,es,) may
congratulate himself on hving received
the votes of large majority Of the best and
most intelligent men in the city. He has
made an excellent Justice, and in his de-
feat the city loses more than he does.
THE METHODIST ENTERTAINMENT.
Entertainments draw crowded houses in
this city this year, aud that Of Monday
evening was no exception. First on the
programme came quartette by Miss Hay
ward, Mrs. Stevenson, Prof. Rhys and
Mr.. Freeman. Then followed "Joseph in
Egypt" As dramatized. The piece opened
with pantomime Of the casting Of Joseph
into the pit and his subsequent sale to the
merchants. In the first scene, Joseph, in
Egypt, holds audience with Simeon and
Benjamin, but without revealing his per-
aonality; invites the brethren TO q banquet,
and instructs Phasear to conceal his
(Joseph's) cup in the mouth of Benjamin's
sack. This was followed by pantomime
showing the brethren At the banquet, and
the marvellous rapidity with which the
evidences Of Joseph's hospitality disap-
peared down the Threats Of these silent but
industrious children of Israel, caused q
feeling of increasing awe to settle upon the
audience. In the second scene Joseph up
braided the brethren for the theft of the
cup; finding their repentance concerning
his sale to be sincere, he disclosed himself
to them, and welcomed them to Egypt and
it's abundance. A closing pantomime
showed the meeting of Jacob and Joseph.
The difficult part of Joseph was we'll sus-
tanned by Dr.. Jacques r. o. Thomas took
the pare of Phasear; Theo. Parsons OF
Zarius; Prof. Haines of Simeon; Horace
Keeper Of Benjamin, while the other
brethren were represented by some more Of
the best-looking men that could be picked
up around town. 1t was somewhat . mat
ter Of regret that Joseph hadn't been for
tunate enough to have sister or two, as a
few pin backs' on the stage wouldn't have
looked bad and would have cheered up the
brethren somewhat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter gave duet 20
well ~ to draw forth an enthusiastic en-
core.
The drama 1.-THE Harvest Storm" was
we'll cast and we'll played, ending, a. all
plays should, with the guilty punished and
the virtuous duly rewarded.
The evening closed with quartette by
the persons first named.
The receipts were $l08.45; net, $88.75.
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SOCIETIES.,

NORTH STAR LODGE A. r. & A. M.-Regular
Meetings the second aud fourth MONDAYS in
each month.
J. E. WING WN
J. BIGGERsIAFF, Secy.
DIAMOND LODGE No. 1O4, GO. of I-KeguIar
meetings every Tuesday evening at O'clock.
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BOARDS OF EDUCATION.
ST, CLOUD, April 3, 1877

ST. CLOUD, April 8, 1876.
REGULAR MEETING.-Present: MessrG
Raymond President, Alden, Clark, Davis
Wing. Wilson and Taylor.
Prof. Haines read his seventh monthly
report, which was ordered to be placed on
file.
B. Vossberg's bill Of $4.00 for certified
copy of the school law was allowed anG
ordered to be paid.
It was voted to allow the teachers of the
Union Schoo; to attend the meeting of the
Teachers Institute Friday if they 30 de.
sire.
Adjourned.
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SEE HERE! SEE HERE!i
JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR.

Just received at the new clothing store
of H. z. Mitchell, On Washington avenue
a large and splendid assortment of spring
goods, all fresh from the manufacturers
including mems, youths and boys suits,
and full line of furnishing goods, Ill OF
the best material and generally made to or
der, and in the very latest styles. Also,
hats and caps Of every variety and style
All at prices lower than ever before offered
in this market.
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"a DrOp Of JOY in Every Word :,

"A Drop of Joy in Every Word"
FLEA1NaToN. Hunterdon Co., N. J., June 26, 1874.
Dr.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y. ;-Deur
Sir-1t is with happy heart that | pen
these lines to acknowled that you and
your Golden Medical Discovery and Pur-
gative Pellets are blessings to the World.
These medicines cannot be too highly
Praised, for they have almost brought me
out OF the grave. Three months ago !
was broken out with large ulcers and sores
on my body, limbs and face. l procured
your Golden Medical Discovery and Pur-
gative Pellets, and have taken six bottles,
and to-day am in good health, all those
ugly ulcers having healed and left my skin
in natural, healthy condition. thought,
at the time Icould not be cured. Although
l can but poorly express my gratitude 10
you, yet there is drop of Joy in every
word write. Gods blessing rest on you
and your wonderful medicines is the hum
bic prayer of
Yours truly,
JAMES O. BELLS.
When medicine will promptly cure
such terrible eating ulcers and free the
blood of the virulent poison causing them,
who can longer doubt its wonderful vir-
tues? DR.. Pierce, however, does not wish
70 place his Golden Medical Discovery in
the catalogue of quack patent noslrums by
recommending it to cure every disease, nor
does he 40 recommend it; but what he
does claim is this, that th.r is but one
form of blood disease that it will not cure,
and that disease is cancer. lie docs not
recommend his Discovery for that disease
yet he knows it to be the most searching
blood cleanser yet discovered, and tn t ii
will free the blood and system of all other
known blood poi~ons, be they animal,
vegetable or mineral: The Golden Dis
covery is uarranted by hIm to cure the
worst form of Skin Diseases, as all forms
Of blotches, pimples and eruption, also all
glandual swellings, and The worst form OF
scrofulous and liberated sores, of neck, legs
or other parts, and all scrofulous diseases o.
the bones, as white swellin:s, fever sores,
hip joint and spinal diseases, all OF which
belong to scrofulous diseases.
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Also, with 8. NJ. PrrrExa1LL 4 Co., 70
Park Row, New York, aud 10 State street,
Boston, who are authorized to make con-
tracts for advertising.
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Mes"rs. Eva"s, 7;ilman and Limperich
were declared the nominees.
Mr.. Boyd at once published card, de.
clining the nomination and recommending
Capt. L. W. Collins for Mayor.
Late Saturday evening Mr.. Barnes, upon
the advice Of friends, decided to be an indie
pendent candidate for Justice. The Demo-
cratic caucus had nominated John Coates
(Rsp.) for Alderman in the I'd ward; B
Rsiphard Dem in the Sd ward and j.
II. Bennett (Dem.) in the 4th ward-and
there was no opposi,ion. By general con-
cent W. Powell (Rep. twas made citizens
candidate in the Let Ward.
On election day, Monday, the only e.
element was on the election of City Justice,
Mr.. Barnes being pitted against Messrs.
Gilman and limperich, there being no
question as to Judge Evans election. The
votes as officially returned from the differ.
ent wards stood a. follows:
At ~ Ar fatal
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All persons indebted to F.. Cross are re-
quested to call and settle before the LIST of
April, A. he is going to leave St. Cloud.
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]. E. WING.

Dealer in -four, feed aud grain. The best
grades Of -four constantly on hand and At
as'low prices a. 1t any place in the city,
Inthe mills" building, St. German street.
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FoR REkr.-A dwelling houseon Welles
avenue, pleasantly located, with we'll, els.
ern, etc. Inquire at this Office.
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THE BOY NUISANCE.


One That should he and Must He Abat%d.
cARD FROM THE MINISTER'S OF sT.CLoUD.
EDITOR JoURNAL--During this winter
we have had several very fine entertain
monts they who were engaged in them
spared neither time nor pains to make them
interesting; yet the people who attended
them had 10 bear with an indignity that
has become insuierable-we refer to the
rude and unmanerly boys who turn the oc-
casion into an opportunity to show how ex-
ceedingly rude and offensive boys can be-
They have been requested time and time
again to behave themselves, but all to no
avail. We appeal to parents and guardi-
ans 10 give their children instructions in
regard to this matter. A word to the wise
should be sufficient. If parents do not or
cannot stop this barbari,y and offense
against good manners, we shall feel our
selves compelled to call in the police. We
are determined that in the future we will
have good order at our church entertain
nents.
E. v. CAMPBELL,
w. E. STANLEY,
j. KEEPER,
GEO. r. MILTON.
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FAIR HAVEN NOTICE.

All persons owing s. c. Strout, of Fair
Haven, will do we'll to call on the Justice OF
the Peace, who has the accounts in his
hands for collection. Prompt payment will
ave you cost and trouble.
J. A. OWENS,
Assignee for s. C. Strout.
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FURs! FURs:

The highest market price in cash paid for
furs, at H. 2. Mitchelrs Clothing Store
Cali on him before selling your furs.
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Oranges and lemons, by the box,
Ar BoYD's,
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Go and see those cheap suits at Mitch,
ellis clothing store.
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PrasoSAi.-The Hon. Liberty Hall,
editor Of the Glencoe Register and Presi-
dent Of the Minnesota Editorial Associa-
ten, accompanied by his wife, came 70 the
city Tuesday 10 attend the graduation exsr-
oises at tho Normal School.
Mr. MISSIONER, q graduate Of this Normal
School, and recently elected Principal Of the
Clearwater schools, WAS in the CITY Tuesday
aud with Mr.. Hall favored thia Office with a
call.
The Hon. NJ. Greedy, Of Maine Prairie,
dropped in Tuesasy, for brief call.
Mr.. Jss,us Picki., Of Fergus Fslls, spent
Saturday and Sabbath with his friends in
this city, and started Monday for the East.
He was accompanied thus far by his sister,
who remains here for time.
w. II. Lanb, publisher Of the Anoka
Journal, vas In town Friday.
Mr.. P. Lommel, the jolly postmastsr at
Rockville, favored Us with q call Friday.
Mr.. J. A. Owens, Of St. Paul, new en-
sagsd in cloains up the business Of s. c.
strout, q Fa,r Havs., whose Assignee in
In BANKRUPTCY he il, was in the city
this week. He will soon take arsspsnsibls
posiioa In the Wholesale dry goods house
Of Auerbach, Finch, Culbertson 4 Co.,
st. Paul.
Capt. J. E. West started yesterday for
Winona to attend meeting of the Board
Of Managers of the Soldiers Orphans
Home, Of which he is member.
Mr.. L. T. Storey, Of Sank Centre, was
in the city several days this week. He
eontemplates removing to St. Cloud, to
continue reading law, in the Office of Capt.
Collins.
Mr.. A. Sutton, Of New Munich, was in
town yesterday,
| w. p. Todd is President of the Bank
I oe sA.1G
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TO MILL MEN AND OTHE1s

Several hundred rounds Of Old type, suit.
able for babbit metal, can b purchased Al
This office.
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1a1 CITY ELKCTl0N,

The Democratic Convention meet satur-
DAY afternoon and unanimously nominated
). II. Boyd for Mayor and J. NJ. Rosen-
berger for Treasurer. A ballot for three
candidates for City Justices was taken,
with the following result:
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-deats scarfs, bows and neckties, !,
test Styles fancy and plain, At H. z. Mitch
elPs' cheap elo%hinr store.
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The 1Smes started out on it, sixteenth
volume this week. May it live thousand
years and Bro. Macdonald grow fat on il
prosperity
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

A dwelling house and lot, centrally To-
| Gated.
Also, two-story building, 22x66.
inquire of
JAMES CARLISLE.
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TO the list of the St. Cloud people who
intend visiting the Centennial, We add thi,
week the names of:
Hon. c. F. Davis and wife.
Miss Emma Jones,
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POSTAGE The postage post. :. o .. pa a,
the Office al publication. All subscribers
to The JOURNAL living outside Of Stearns
county should remember to remit Is cents
with their subscription for one year, or 10
cents for ak months, to pay the postage.
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Call and see the splendid line Of scarfa
atH, z. Mitchelps clothing store.
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Team Harness $50 & SO; Light Single
do, SIS. Harrison & Knight, MinneapoI
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The Council will meet next Monday
evening to swear in the new Aldermen and
hear the inaugural message sf Mayor
elect Collins.
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Justice Barnes will hold his Office till
May 18th, 10 that until then this city will
have four justices-provided that Mr.. Gil
man Ia eliRible.
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4 TIMELY AND PERTINENT lNQu1Rx.
81. CLOUD, April s, 1876.

ST.. CLOUD, April s, 1876.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-I am informed that
one Of the most unmitigated dead-beats
hat ever infested any communicate. L.
Hollis-is IN applicant for and has reeeiv-
ed county aid. Is'there no way to put IN
end to the squandering of public money
upon able.bodied loafers of his class7
= Youzs truly,
CITIZEN.
Hams, shoulders, pork and lard,
Ar BoYD's.
We have just received another lot of
type for German and Norwegian printing.
Orders sent by mail will receive pzomp,
and careful attention. -.
Lime, hair, plaster and cement, -
> = - = s,@z SO - u; A.spo., =
.,s..s w. r .;;.,,..',.'. as