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The Rock Island Argus., 1877-10-04
tmor Of l2 Years Grototh Cured I
RddUay's Resident.

DIR. RkDwAY: have had Ovarian THmor in the
ovaries and bowels. All the doctors said "there
was no help for IT," I tried everything that was
recommended, but nothing helped me. l saw your
Resolvent, and thought woulu try It; hut had no
faith In IT, because had suffered for twelve wears
1 took six bottles OF the Resolvent and one box OF
Railways Pills and two bottles OF your Ready Re
lci; abd there is not sign of tumor 10 be seen
felt and | feel better, smarter and happier than
have for twelve years. The worst tumOr was in the
left side Of the bowels the groin. write this
10 you for the benefit Of others. You can publish
10 " you choose HANNAH =. KNAPP.
The Rock Island Argus., 1877-10-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Howe's concentrated syrup, the great
blood purifier, and ague cure aud tonic
bitters, can be had Of Bengston and
Thomas.
The Rock Island Argus., 1877-10-04
PIICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

ANN, ARBoB, Mich, April 80, 1875.
DH. RADwAY-Kind Sir: have been taking your
Rcsovent, Regulating Pills, and also using the
Ready Relief about one year for ovarian tumors on
tho abdomen which 'he mos seminent physicians Of
our Medical COllei pronounced incurabe.
They were like kJots on a tree. When was sit
ting In a chair they hung almost to the floor and
my weight was 275 pounds when commenced with
your remedies, and now II Is 2l0 pounds, but they
arc not all gone yet. have taken twenty-four bot
ties OF ResOvent, nine OF Relief, and twenty -four
boxes Of pills. get the medicine from G. Gren-
VIII. Please send me your book False and True" }"
MRS. g. KRAPF.
The Rock Island Argus., 1877-10-04

Mr.. Tilden went from London to Paris
to attend the funeral of NJ. Theirs. Grant
in Scotland drinking hot toddies.
The Rock Island Argus., 1877-10-04

For SALE.-A good family horse and
buggy. For further particulars call at this
Office. 20 diff
The Rock Island Argus., 1877-10-04

FOUND, "A large, brass store ey,which
has been broken and mended. Call at
this Office.
The Rock Island Argus., 1877-10-04

1t will pay to keep your Harness in good
condition. Use Frank Miller's Prepared
Harness Oil.
The Rock Island Argus., 1877-10-04

WANTED. frst-class horse shoer,
None but No. /, workmen need apply.
Murphy & Wills, near Keator's mills,
Rock Island. 4d3t
The Rock Island Argus., 1877-10-04

All kinds of House and Sign Painting,
Graining, ETC., with neatness and dispatch
Give me a call Shop on Eighteenth
street, above Third avenue.
sep3-d3m G. JUERGENs.
The Rock Island Argus., 1877-10-04

No opium! No morphia or other danger
Gus drug is contained in DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup for the relief of Colic, Teething,
etc. Price 25 cents.
The Rock Island Argus., 1877-10-04

WANTED. teamster to peddle out
COW feed in Rock Island, from DaYenp0rt
Glucose Manufacturing Go. Enquire at
the works, West Davenport. Fd3t
The Rock Island Argus., 1877-10-04
repairs the same with material made from
healthy hloOd-and this the SARSAPARILLIAN
will and does secure-A cure IL certain; for wheI
once this remedy commences Its work OF purihca
ton aud succeeds In diminishing the loss OF wastes
IT. repairs will, be rapid and every day the patien
will feel himself growing better and stronger, tbs
food digestiug better appetite improving, and hesl
and weight Increasing.
Not only does the SARsAPARILLIAN RRsoLvKN'
excel all remedial agents In the Cure OF hrOnic
ScroiulOus, Constitutional and Skin Diseases, bu
10 Is the only positive cure for
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes
DroDsy Stnppaue of Water IpcoutiuunnCe OF Urine
Kidneu and BLadder CompLaints.

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
DrOpsy, Stuppage Of Water, ,IncOntinunnce or Urine,
Brighrs disease, Abuminuria aud In all cases
where there are brck-dust deposits, the water is
thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the white
OF an egg, or threads like white silk, there is
morbid dark, bilious appearance, and white bone
dust dcpOsits and when there II prcking, burn
ing sensation when passing water, and Pain ia the
Smnll Of the Back and AlOng the Loins.
The Rock Island Argus., 1877-10-04
Ready Relief
FEVER & AGUE

fever and Ague cured for fifty cents. There Is
not a remedial agent in the world that will cure
fever and ague, and all other malarious, bilious,
scarlet typhoid, yellow and other fevers (aided by
Railways Pills. so quick as Railways Ready Relief
Fifty cents per bottle.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-16
Children's Dresses.

There are not such constant changes
in children's fashions as in those of grown
persons, but they form an important part
of the spring openings and deserve some
especial notice. All the large establish
ments have separate departments where
little boys and girls suits and dresses
are to be had ready.made, and the smaller
stores, where laCes and trimmings are
sold, Keep large assortments of white
and linen dresses; beside these there are
many shops wholly devoted to children's
outfits, and it is so easy to obtain good
patterns and materials that what is not
found can be satisfactorily manufactured
at home, although it is sometimes cheaper
and easier to buy the ready-made gar
ments which are found in such endless
variety.
Long English and Russian blouses are
much worn by ilttle girls until they are
four orlyears old. The little boys wear
them, too, for that matter, and they are
made exactly alike for both. With these
we find walking coats with Princesse
fronts, with simulated vest-fronts, and
the skirts set in large box-plalts at the
back, and sashes set on at the side seams
These garments are varied by all styles
of trimmings; some have bancs of silk
in longitudinal stripes from the throat
to the waist, ending on each of the large
boX-plaits and held by button. Lace
forms very important part in the trim
ming of children's garments; the Rus
sian Irish, torChOn and Richelieu laCes be-
ing set on in yoke-shape, or as broad sailor
collars, and around the square pockets
and cuffs and edges of the dress. II Z
: Other styles ofosacgties for outdoor
wear, in light fawn orlgray cloth, come
in the long Princesse shape, ftted "A little
to the figure in the back. !. The trimmings
consist of braids or gimps following the
seams, which are also corded at times
with color; these have, rows of sequin
buttons set down the front and .on the
sleeves and pockets Some of these gar
ments button diagonally, and have lace
trimmings and drop buttons sewn vhiokly
on the seams. The backs to these have
no sakhes, and are sometimes composed
'of silk kilt Some of the more dressy
plaits have the edges soalloped or cut
into squares and tiny RULES of silk set
under Gall the edges. White cloths OF
creamy tints are entirely trimmed with
white silk and lace, and are used for
'dressy occasions. a. b
Corduroy jackets in tan color are made
plain, and trimmed with large smoked
pearl. buttons. ..' '.'.i |
For home wear soft cashmere in light
tones of color will be worn for dresses
on cool days; the edges are seal
loped or pointed and piped with color;
French dresses show mixtures of this |
material with foulard-a light gray cash
mere being trimmed with bias folds of
white and rose-colored striped foulard.
Princesse dresses for little girls are
fastened up diagonaIly by hooks or but
tons set underneath, and the button-holes
are on a band of silk; the back of the
dress is a basque, and the plated skirt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-16
Fitting Shadows.

While half dozen persons were roll
ing along in Michigan avenue car, yes
terday, man leaned across the aisle and
said to another:
Excuse me, but didn't a big bug
crawl down behind your collar" AZ
"Ooh! Ouch~ exclaimed the other, as
he leaped up and hauled off his coat. He
looked the garment all over, but there
WAS no bug to be seen"
Perhaps it crawled down under your
vest, suggested the man.
OFF came the vest. and it was closely
Inspected without making any discov-
cries. The attentive stranger then made
the victim turn around two or three
times to see if the bug wasn't hidden
under the suspenders, and, when ~ thor
oughl search had been made, the stranger
sat down and said;
cit was probably az shadow fitting
across your collar, but felt sure it was
a bug You can put on your coat and
vest again"
The more the victim thought about it
the madden he got, but before he put on
his coat the other man left the car and
slid down Twelfth street as if he had
grease on his heels.-DetrOt Free Press
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-16

A SINGULAR incident is reported from
Lower Gornal, in Worcestershire, En-
gland, A party of people were return
ing home from Dudley to Lower Gornal,
when in the main road, known as Bag.
leys lane, they were alarmed by the
spectacle of host of snakes and lizards
advancing along the road, which literally
swarmed with them for a distance of
more than ten yards. 1t was difficult to
walk without teading on them at every
step, and the nerves of the ladies of the
party were so shocked that they re-
quested the gentlemen TO carry them
This request was Immediately complied
with, and the snakes and lizards, al
though squashed by dozen, did not show
any temper, but pursued their mysteri-
Gus march without attacking anyone.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-16

THESE war-maps of Europe don't get
in quite enough mountains. If there
was one more range people would feel
certain that there was not enough level
ground in Turkey for a croquet party -
Free Press.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-14
Mr.. SpRECHElHsIMER'S S MISTAKE.

81 i"ils y"u. now, vot happen Won.
In niur shop hIrr, last week
W Nu-- nj! vurkIn, hiui. and pos,
4 shaiiu men rr!t ky"ck.
Und dann. vun noler man in-r"on.
nd -cT a-YIltin hior;
Damn -.ty, II !uuk;u' found der room
'fss'St'IO~h HicktOip J""r.'
| say, not !.Iriu him rrit girar
'~Ir. ypt vuU v"ss lay hlrt~"
II" -ay. 'ESSistH0rk mich'"fp yer.
Jmd damn ne rup his knees
Idries to make dot IankVirh uwi
50 bart as can dry:
douru~ dem kNrer vurts all apUwt;
links How Is dot py hIgh.
80 damn, insii" nin"seii, say.
III UHSs JTHH-O>iS"k sem.
tn'i damn riInk-, tDu. r"'i away.
'Gni, HicriSf Frchrich htein
Der Frr,hIch iSs v.n tis%-~ man,
ind can + 4caCh NoTi~ aunt say.
'FIItI. I-s ,rrss French = ask HIM damn.
bot man ~hIeur, rrIt away
He say he voss talh py der ruIc
G;lnm English. now. hr ~Ep"akl;
II" doIl mc vn-s vun Dutch fool
Damn uwl-v"nt, p""ty k'"ch.
Now all iot day dnk- mt mr-
'Not maxi" 'iot rnIu gIf mat
IND Nut FOR innkvich can 'tot h" O.
Aud damn feels rrIt bat.
Fritz say dem vort- dcy voa> not French:
tmt damn drinks some nOic
SITS down py der Beer house pcnch
Und looks down mt der llo"r
Umd. all on vunce. ! unirrshan
Nut 'tui man mean to say
He yn-s IL thcrInan -lrarnln man,
~hoosi Slttn' III der way
IND vOt he says os- hiain "@S ,;ay
To me- dIl damn nbb"ar:
To show his herman "n. h" -Iy;
rs isl nrch u'"iit hrb rier.
Now, after dcrss, If mans COON iIi"r
lind talk dot way mt me-,
-ho0st make owl IL Is Mi CLEAR,
I nj 0ry vii meier ste.
say, rcIf OF. 'HciU h"ber H,.rr,
Sic ~I,rrrLsn "f UIiH Hf1T'
Your A-rn3u ISS tr"l-tUp, | shvrar
MeiH Gotf, = iSf U'uU'trFbnr.'
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erms, So per Year, in Advance.
PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON.

Accommodation for 81. Louis and the
East Observation-Disclosures. G.luA NJ
Arrive nj II l.uuls. ................. G.lir H.
Express and Mail Tor st Louis. East Il 20 r. NJ
Arrive III 81. I.uuis - A. NJ
ARRIVES.
Express and Mail from st. Louis. East
ANA south -.........-. :. -lhA. NJ.
Accommodation from It. LouIa, East
anu south, arrives .....-........-.-- & 90 T.
1ickcis Gu sale at tn" Missouri Pacific TirRr,
oilIc", III the 'Iiy Hotel, Lexington, Mo To ull
parts 81 United states. L.,uId.- nild turnI.- "a
tImIiInn. I. BEN III S~tII., A.,,uI
ST LOUIS. KANSAS .IiY AND NOEtIIlEN
LEAVE LEMNGr1N
trains 1"r kansns city md Vest : u \ vi
Trains Tor II. I.o.iir Fast a1d Np.,Ih.. "sI,rm
Trans tor <'tneaa t-iiy s,.-I..-.-.. Il /
Trains l"I Richmond -.... .....-..1 a, : NJ
........-.-.-... .... .u.I., l's
ARRIVE Al LtNINGI"~
Trains from 81. L"Wi- ami all points East
anu ''"'n. ..........-.. -....-.-... ; % \ "
From h"n,,z Crty ana All point, We7r -.|5A NJ
sE INGHAM, hg@nt. NJ
WGAHpolIE, KANSAS ,IN hSB NoT3HWE. INK.
ENi!wAh. NAEEoW nAtrA.
tEANE itNI>.IO>-
Passenger for kansas tIry amI west . % 4v
t>rTr-. Natl. ............ - =. NJ.
reI,ht .... ...... .-... ....... ..... 81 90 "
AHIuyE "a Lt>iY"Iov
ENprrs- and Mai nom kae:t- ily
and Ih. wrsl ................ ... II L. \ VI.
Passenger ........... ...,lI.. Vi.
Freight ...-.... ...... ........... H.u.N NJ
Clos, connections nll~ At Kansas ,uy tor
l"siN"nWnrih Airhi~"n, u i"", Omaha. ! uv,,
renee. l"m Ia. Tu"no, prnv"r, 'hry,uur
N,n fran"l-c" ana all point III kansas. Ne.
hrasha, New MrNtcS, Colorado nnd IiIlurula
Through tIckr;- tor sale q, CIV Iirari Dr;ir..
7 Arm
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LOVE, DRINK hNp DSeT.


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tyuni ~" l''t az '.'fH mrittl
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DOT lsEDle CAT"
To- MS M.R.-nY LEAN coxrnEuror

To- Ms VI. F.--BG LEAN CyS Tx! hCToP.
nf To see Won le"dlc k"t
liccs htiT so Eutt Vas irei
Inl ven you sh1-p III hcrs duI! oud,
Min" Got! huE lie ya- snau-.ti.
All krr~ d-y klcin- kittens Va
Before they grow "up grl;
Mo-hI always de- wood ~hpvrup -rruu!H
NcneIirr yUU -i.gU..i! out, '.~hhri %
Soon lrcdr kittens vas Soot keis,
Ind DusriUI. doc, p"-lI-
But otter de- CRAWL in Il. "iien shtov-
pry yOUsI get rutty nich iri"i-
Most ct"rv kct vas got nine lilies
Uni Ven You Kill INN set
l"u rp"osr -hoI' OF hr"s l"rdlc ii
IND "mpu'inte hrc- net.
Und ven yuu ,.lnh- dot he y.ts zone ,.ct =,
| uf! vloai him down der shtI"4m-
Yvo-t <" beck mi! dot hantry "ul
Uud Wind him IN der cream
/ nj ven you COON helm IN der t..rk
nj ~e; Gown on l"r guUrh,
nu me de lifetime aus lot kr',
Vat make yDU hOi.rt, '.'t. -.su.''
der ylddIrr- Away Ill soon ker-
t MT dan der SOFT yIIr -hkuS.
I nG rut "m al III I""ile =hfrIrs
oIuakc dot fi"tn~.
Cud ven he scAr.p"- tot hrlu.,
InI makes Won rU.ui -ugU'uk
lin -gIuaiiuH Iunkt- yuU iinh
l"u n"ar ,i"t stvi h'' -iF".h
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-14

The latest thing in linen busters is
prespiring couple with four handbags.
lunch basket, two umbrellas. travelling
shawl and baby, who pant in at one
end of the station as the train putfs out
al the other Boston Commercial Bul-
letiu
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-14
RYLAED - Es!AtD,

A TTOE<ki~ " IAN. 1. .>.-'.n. =
IA OIAyr over ~ -, 5t.... -...r.. ..-. ...
II. al the courts OF !aiayl ,r- - . '-ar-..- ..-
ties. III tile ~LVg,.u. ra.I. vi t.s
District ,ulIi uI ii., limited ~..---- .-..... ..
attention gwen 10 COLLECTIONS a.-.. -.. ... .
DU-itr->. -...-
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ATlDssN ~
Il. BENTON TaHE:uis.

A TToRNEY Al LAW. M5i pT..-..oe IN Iii
n the Courts OF LatIE c.ir "UH III, .riHr
counties. also IN the ke,i,rai 'o"'i-. NI"ciA
attention gwen to CulivCt.u" -ua invest ts''-.:t
OF land tiIIcs. ULICr II. ..-.-.. H.r' be. gee y.
door 10 L ;. Express Ca.cr. ID" ssi'"'.
srp25-:il
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-14

'''N' '''.''..' ''''
MY COB one. here. that = clever. Lot
is". thee. found 1t. m =" liu~t'rtrd
continued she. rs she rose I" leave lle !
room, adding, rs she c.naca iAr ".'.. /
goOa da! |" th@e' Ii"ie>.
foor -thSrtetit ana ."G!Sr were =.
" moftlI'd' nut lhrV had lHr root ~'"-"'
to see that apo."gle~ would not 'a. ~: /
the matter; 80 uieI ha ely s"'H 'i".. .
hditl WaH Il u!>ta", i',au'a 9. '''"-. i
very Instant. "''' 7hf !ia' i''l&" A'' w.. .
'he!c anu oi course Nc mus '''." .''.
WIN c'F''i'H' '''" SUM- ~ ''''i'i "''
''9rt 81, "S 'c'"''' /
The ladies aE>e"ted t" thL-. an" " .:
e1 mem '.tl ,, ,'''E ,''.S'" III IN 5
more OF 'hrh !"F 'h.> "l,.i'''.
hih'iieNs l" ''eir "i'"hn VISITOR.
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thee ca, me TO ,upper? Wny. i.m nun.
yry a.. ! bear. ami III :,,.,. ;,utr ..,.....
e;,i than sl..v. | >uuro~, this >..t
for me- She tontinurd H. She -,.s.,.t
herself at the table. and then u.Ila.. .r
toward the youpr ladies. whose, ..i.,.....-
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-14
TIE YOUNG QJAkERESS:
al:
THE UNWELCOME GUEST.
ny MIS- niEEIEr Y. IAInAwAl.

| he tca-'IDtr. covered with H. Snowy
| cloth. was >rrrad in Farmer Bromirys
| kitchen. and Mrs BROMLEY was prcpar-
| imy the evening meal. \ ylanre nj the
mllrnn'~ smiling lace WAS sufficient To
assure one. b,'vund Il doubt that in her
| Younger day she must have been pos
| srS,cd Of no ordinary share Of beauty.
| Though III" LIGHT III" shed of forty sum
n,r~ had come aud gone over her head.
her complexion Wa still clear and some.
what brilliant and the roses of health
| fingered upon he smooth. rounded clr.cl,
and there !upI>rG Ia be Il world of hap
| prmr>~ nesting quietly down in her heart,
| iudging from The sweet. placia ,\prr,-
SION ul the ..,rgr h.ur ryc-. Her brnwn.
wa,y rnir drawn -IuunthIv hach tu,!rr
the ,,aut !rl!iut her c.o>c-tittiny uof cap
and the etIie uI her dress. DESIGNATED
| her ~ a ,luakrr,.-4 With quick, Shur,
step he BUSTED from the miln room to
| the tah.r. and loon the board wus GOV
cred " ilIl III ti. m-cr,,arirs that con.
| slitulr &, N,.w lnoltnd farmer, sllpppr.
Alter iulIy a-,ur.n" herself that every
thiny va ~ II should be-. sh, wen, to
the outer door. and taking The ..s!,eN''
from over 1t. .h" blew u ehriI bias, tn
call her husband from his labor. then
returning. -r.,trd herself At the liable
with her huitriar-wurk in trr hand. and
Il bunch ui asparagus At her side. with
which :" blu~h "lI each imtruIlnn hy.
that should dare :, light on thrtrnptim%
NiuId~ >prcad ",t before them
'M"tI,'r. ,aui q hrnuljim, glrl. who
had lU-l "nirrr" the ra"'n. "l'm gong
t. tie ~l'.ju" {" ~''t ~uiuc ~o!t water lor
father. and WIl. b" bach III i moment" "
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EI.DRIDCE aEE1ss.H

A TTDi,NLI y ,uuN~i-Ll.'" ~ Ia - .
"A Lexington. No. II.,v =, II i.. "a. over -.
LeAlngIUn savings HSus. upi.'r.,' '""r= 81. .'.-'
" III practice IN III, stale -ad t"f!-tat 'vi'' ...
Prompt attention given a. tlv sua. ',.H't ,'.,..'-.
and Probate business. lrnl.-1 4.
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GRAVES \ yv0ON.

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gwen 10 the COLLECTION ~ ,.s.u '.a.r '..!
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lNTELLIGENCER.

ALIEN A. LESUEUR. EDITOR.
ETHAN ALLEN, BUSINESS MaSAGEH
W. G MrSGROvE, PUBLISHER
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ltIs the emblem of hope, and ;hc
sign OF thrift; the hnrbingcr Of peace
and OF good will TO man.
We have room for all. goods for
all, ana AT prices TO suit every body.
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Nv hen Eve brought w0, tu AL mankind,
tld A'iau calr'i her wo muu:
Bat whrU hc IuuIti size wuurd 50 kirid,.
lie then pronounced her Wuu-H!an.
But now, with smilc4 aud uIfiui willis
Their husbands pockets grimmim'
Ih- women are 80 IuIl OF wnIns
Ii" people call them whIm-In"n.'
irur invr'- tho SIu which Gri has -lyrn
Tu it-tn alone h'rlc.tIh the heaven
II i not iauin-yi- hot iTe.
Whose wIrhrs, soon a. granted, ~,
1t ilvclh not III fierce desire.
With dead dc>ur 1t doth not di';
II = ih- secret sympathy,
Ih- silver lIEh, III" -i.k"n TIE,
" NnIrh heart 10 heart. and mIuI I" mind,
In body aid III s"ui can bini. II cytt
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GROCERIES AND NOTIONS,

Including sugars, Coffee. Tea. Rice.
Water Buckets, Tubs, Wash Boards
Soap-. starch. Candles. Axle Grease
Book ~prclacle-. Ihermon eters, ~
Gifuisl-, ..r"t Z |in'.t,.r : g lie,
au't l.,u~-. "rry G'H'.I'r VI 'ii7" fai
i,h'tpr .r---. Mag, FOXES. III
Iniru5:.ui, 10 rnumcrLI., which | uieI
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'yrus Oysters, Crackers Matches Nails Rope, BroOms
salt Powder, shot, Caps, Lead, Soda Lime, Laundry
Backing NOTIONS Paper Collars, Suspenders, Pocket
ns Needles ThImbes. Tea and Table Spoons Avis Tacks
ais Marble Violin Strings Pegs and Bows Fish Hooks
ur"s. I",t set I,.Set, &c, &c Many other articles
al reduced urices FOR "a II OE DELIVERY tian20-tfl