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9.,RIVED.
Str Sue, Balj-lore. to j Broders s. Go.

Str Sue, Bslj-lore. to j Broders s. Co.
SAILED.
Strip John Gibson, New York, by + Reed,
strJ WThomrson, Leonardtown. by Reed.
Str Mattano, Nomini, by Broders s. Go.
& Co.
Sch. T L Moore, Norfolk. by j Agnew
& Co.
Schr Electra Bailey, Providence by Ameri-
can Coal Co.
Schr Tsnnhsuser, jersey City, By American
Coal Co.
Boat Thos Sammona, Norfolk. By P AgneW
& Go.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs Matte Ruson, Hattie V Kelsey,
Birdssll Lizzie Young and Geo Mcfarland,
Georgetown at New York 80.h.
Schrs Bill Stowe and Amcn Bird, hence, at
Boston Goth.
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News OF the Day.

A dispatch from Nashville, Tenn. says -
The citizens of the Ninth ward of this city are
much excited over the attempted rape or
highly respected lady. Mrs. G. w. Moore. As
she was retiring, late last night, negro who
had gained entrance. jumped upon her and
threw her down. a terrible struggle cnsued.
Finally she freed herself, was caught again, but
at last reached the door and ran down the street
CRYING for the police. The negro fed and hes
not yet been arrested. Mrs. Moore rccognz
bin, aud the police are now on his track.
At a meeting of the Senate Committee OF
Commerce yesterday it was decided 70 report
back to the Senate all three of the New York
custom house nominations, with arecommenda
ton that they be not confirmed. The five re-
publican members of the committee were pres.
eut at the meeting, but the four democrats
we're absent
A Scranton jury in case arising out the late
"strike" riots bias decided that citizens organized
to support the local authorities were not guilty
of manslaughter arising out of the tact that 10
suppressog the riots three Of the participants
were killed Any other verdict would tend TO
upset tho very foundations cf law and order.
When the Western train arrived OF Wash
iugtop last Thursday on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, delegation Of six Fox Indians,
10 native costume, walked out to the great as
constituent Of those present.
Ex-Governor VIM. Allen, of Ohio. has writ.
ten letter declining to be candidate tor the
u. s. Senate and commencing General Nor
gan for that position.
At an early hour this morning eight brick
dwellings at fredericksburg, Cumberland cuuu'
ty, Pa, we're totally destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000. Insurance between 81 600 and SIS ,OOO.
Oscar T. Lowe. sewing machine agept,who
married sister of Julia Dean, the actress, at
tempted to commit suicide 10 St. Louis by
shooting himself. on Wednesday night.
The venerable Nathaniel Green. postmaster
of Boston from 1929 to lS4l, died yesterday IN
Boston, aged eighty. He was one of the touo'
ders of the Boston Stateman.
James S. Key. of Baltimore, son of the late
Philip Barton Key, has given up the law Tor the
stage.
Senator Blaine has started from Augusta,
Maine, for Washington.
The National Grange adjourned at Ciucin'
natl yesterday to meet next year at Richmond.
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Travel has been resumed Oh all the railroads
10 the State.
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DOTATOESl POTATOES 800 bushels n
l. Y. State Early Rose Potatoes received and
for sale by w. A. JOHNSON,
oc 2G N. T. cor. Cam. u Royal SIS.
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IF YOU wish FINE TEA, try our Gun
l. Powder at $lOO per ID. If you want good
Tea use our Oolong and Japan, at 80 cents.
aupl McBURNEY & SON.
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UTANTED-An active and practical B0Sl'
w NESS MAN, with capital Of $1,000 or
$3.50, as partner in the manufacture Of spokee.
Location good and business established. For
further information apply to j. +. CARL1N &
SONS, Hardware Dealers, 60 King st., Alex
sndIis, Va. nov 27-eolOt.
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nRIED PEACH ES, peeled and unpeeled, and
~ DRIED APPLES. received and for sale by
F. J. DAVIDSON,
oct 10 l47 King street.
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DOTOMAC SHAD, No. 2 Msckerel, in Dbl
L and kits, also No. large and medium
Mackerel.
sep26 w. A. JOHNSON.
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BUNKER HILL CHOW CHOW AND
ID TOMATO CATSUP, by the pint quart
or gallon, received and for sale low by
oc,26 ~. DAVIDSON
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fNHOICE EASTERN CHEESE re1d. To.
" day by
nov 20 j. G. Is <. MILBURN.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-05-10

The Bible Society met in the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church last
Sunday afternoon and listened to an
able essay by S. p. Gaut, Esqp on
'The Bible as q Law Book" The cs-
slyist brought out the idea that laws
existed before they were enacted by
man, before governments were organ
lied, that law il Independent of man,
and is evolved from the mind Of De-
ity.
Legislators do not make laws. They
only interpret them, or discover prin-
ciples, and give them expression.
claw is the expression Of principle"
He showed that our law is largely
derived from the law Of Moses, and
that the Bible is the best of all las
books. He closed the addresses with
a beautiful and touching appeal to
his legal brethren to study Gods law,
to linser at the base of burning Sinai
before espousing the u Of a client.
Mr.. Gaut is q Bible student and a
Sunday School worker.
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The west side Of the public square
will in the future be noted for its
different professions. Here we have
Traynor,s and Edwards lnw-ofice.
Both of these gentlemen can always
be found at their respective offices,
and for a leetle monish will tell q
Judge and Jury most anything.
The next comes the HERALD office,
from whence truth is sown broad cast
and scattered to the fore-ends Of the
earth.
Next we have DR.. Carson who is a
tooth carpenter by profession, and
can ease your pains with cold steel.
Then comes Hous. Craigmile8, Q
professional saddle and harness ma.
ker.
Next door we find A. L. Heartsill
a clever man by profession. and read!
at all times to offer great inducement:
to ono to buy a coffin. II any one
doubts the professional" part Of our
side Of the square let him call anC
dispute it, and we'll see that our dow
a.
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Hase Rail-,

a match game will be played in
this place next Friday evening by the
"Plug Uglies' and the "Lazy Nine"
The Plugs are an old and experienced
club and are firstrate players. The
Lazy Nine is a new club composed Of
lawyers, printers, druggists, mer-
chants and school boys, but they pro
pose to "try on" the plugs any way.
Ladies are invited to attend the
amusement; benches will be on the
grounds for their accommodation.
The Plugs have challenged the
Crawford Nine, of Dalton, and will
play a match game in that city next
Wednesday, the 10th.
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Picnic at DucNto7Vn.

Mr.. J. K. p. Marshall writes us that
there is to be a grand old time picnic at
Ducktown on the Goth Of May. Duck
town is noted for her clever people
and their hospitality, and no doubt
the picnic will be frst-class in every
sense Of the word.
1t is our intention to be present on
that occasion if possible, and we
hereby notify Col. Parks aud Mr..
Marshall to get up something extra
for us to cat-such as hog's-jowl and
green's, mixed with a little real old
flashing corn-dodger aud ADAMS ale,
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YT7Vydcr yyEgg Gut.

A few years ago august Flower" was
discovered to ho q certain cure for Dyspepsia
ana Liver complaint, u few thin Dyspcptics
made known TO their friends how easily and
quickly they had been cured by its usc. The
great merits Of 6nuES's AuGusr Flower DO
came horaldcd through the country by ono
sufferer to another, until without adyorti-
sing, It's sale has become immense. Drug
gists in EVERY TOWN in the United
States arc selling IT,. No person suffering
with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Co.'S
t]irencss, palpitttion Of the Heart, Indiges-
ton, Low Spirits, etc., eau take three doses
without relief. Go to your Druggist, A. y.
Serugsl, and get a bottle for 10 cents and
ry 1t, sample bottles 10 cents.
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Seminary.

The Deccnnial Annivers ity Of this
Institution will be celebrated We'd
nesday May %, 1877. The address
for the occasion viii be delivered by
the Rev. w. ID. MaYfeld, Of Nash
vile, Tenn. All teachers and students
who have been connected with the
Seminary at any time since its or
g~anization are invited to be present.
All well disposed persons are invited.
Exhibition at night.
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TEo stationery Department
Complete.

DR.. A. D. Sruggs has added to his
already good assortment Of Drugs &
Fancy Goods,
A FULL LIME OF STATIONERY,
and now offers for sale Inks in varie-
ty, Ink stands, Pens, Penholders,
Slate & Lead Pencils, Coping Crayons,
Rubber bands, Sc.
In papers he keeps a good stock OF
Legal Cap and the best Tennessee
ruled, Foolscap, Letter, Sermon, Bill
Paper-both long and broad, Note,
Billet, and a good line Of fancy box
papers, Envelopes, assorted in grade,
size and color, A few Ledgers and
Journals for merchants. A good lot
Of Blank Books, Memorandum and all
other kinds ordinarily in use. All al
moderate prices. Call and examine.
apr-2G.3t.
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Chattanooga DaLly pIspatch.

The above morning daily will make
It's appearance about the 18th Of this
month. It will be edited and pub
lished by Mr.. Z. II. Paul, an cxper-
fenced journalist of Chattanooga.
The subscription price will be $500
per annum for the daily, and Sl.50
for the weekly which viii he started
shortly. The new paper is to be Con
5 crvative in politics, and the special
champion and eypositor of the re-
sources, progress aud enterprise OF
Chattanooga. Chattanooga has been
without a frst,class daily paper eyer
since the discontiuuance of the Com
mercial, and we sec no reason, with
Mr.. Paurs past experience, why the
Dispatch should not be a grand sue
cess. 1t is a shame that q city the
size Of Chattanooga has never sup
ported a first class daily; we think
however the right man will make a
success.
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An oriental Traveller describes this
busy sccnc, witnessed on historic
shores: "Our steamer landed on =
beach which was the port Of Antioch,
where the disciples were first called
Christians. There was no town at the
waters edge, 10 people, 10 wharf.
The passengers and the merchandise
were put ashore in lighters, which
ran up into the sand. A troop of
camels, with their drivers, lay on the
beach, ready to transfer the goods in
to the interior. Among the articles
landed were boxes marked CDR. j.
10. AVER 6 Co., LOWELL, Mass, U.
5. A." showing that they contained
medicines and whence they came.
These with other goods were hoistcd
on the backs Of camels, for transpor-
tation 20 Antioch. Thus the.skill Of
the west sends back its remedies to
heal the maladies of populations that
inhabit those eastern shores, whence
our spiritual mama Wiad8or
(W.) Chronicle.
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Let the James county Teachers re-
member that County Superintendent
Clingan has called u meeting Sltur-
day in OoltewAh for the purpose of
organizing a Teachers Institute
Nothing is of more importance to the
teachers or will advance them further
then these meetings. Let all the
taacLers be on hand.
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NO MR. SEBENT NOTICE.
NANCY @. Cook VS.. RUFUS f. Cool
rctifinn Cor DIVORCE.

II appearing from the hill which is sworn to
that the defendant, Rufus 4, Cook, Is Eon. rcsi-
dent OF the state Of Tennessee! II " ordered that
publication be made for four conEccutiye wcrks
published IN Cleveland, Bradley county, Ten
ncsscc, Notifying said defendant to appear be-
fore the Circuit Court for Bradley county, TO be
held at Cleveland, Tom. on The first Monday
In this cause or the same will bee taken for con-
tossed end res for hearing cNpnrte "a TO him.
This April 4 1877, " II CURRY, CLERK.
pr. fec, 80 10.
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LAND SALE.

Under and by virtue OF an order Of the County
Court Of Bradley County Tenn, 40 its April
term 1877, win on saturday l0th May next, at
The Court House door In Cleveland Tom, sell to
Tho west half Of tlO lot containing one acrr
lying south OF Calvin Douglass and bounded on
the east by an alley, on the South by j. X. Gin
gan, on the west BY n street leading fium tn
Bates road % the Spring Place road, Sold
Che property " Alicn Cayctt AMI Mary Melt
hcirs at Law Of Lewis Is. Melton deceased, I
distribution Tho ? April, 1871
pr for, $500 y H. RTUXER, Cprk.
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The next meeting of the Bradley
County Teachers Institute will Be
held in Cleveland, Saturday, June
"a, 1877.
PROGRAMME.
10 a. autobiography, G.. w. Ford,
II a. m.-Writtcn Arithmetic,
W. NJ. Chalmers.
Q p, decomposition, S. w. Tindell
3 p. m.-Reading, j. d. Gwin'
The teachers are requested to meet
promptly at 10 o'clock. Others who
feel an interest in the cause of cdu
cation are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
School committees whose duty il
will be to employ teachers ought tc
attend the meetings Of the Institute
that they may learn the abilities Of
the teachers, aud make wise sclcc.
tons. Parents ought to attend
Teachers ought to attend,
COMMITTEE -
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Kayy EerGspect school.

The above institution under the eff
fcont management of Prof, Yarnell
will close its labors the 18th and 18th
of this month. An interesting time
is expected, and it is our aim to be on
hand. We have talked with q great
many patrons of this school, and find
that Prof. Vnrnell is held in high es-
teen by the community, and will in
oil probability DO retained in his pc
sition.
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Mr. j. Alex. Davis, Of this place.
has Just finished the finest piece Of
work in the way of an Altar that We
have seen lately. 1t was made for
Bishop Quintard, and was shipped tc
SewanCe.
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DGLANo House.

r. w. VanOrman, Racine Wis,
DIR. j. G. Allonsworh, DR.. IL. X,
Boland, Atlanta, Ga. j. Roscn.
blatt, Saml A. Stern, II. G, Jack
son. Baltimore. i. NJ. inbodon,
l.. G. Gardwin, w. j.. Egan, 5,
Iinds ley, New YORK;. Geo. Peace,
Chattanooga. A. lla2en, ". a,
Turley, w. d.. Rodgers, w. X.
Sheldon, Knoxville. f.. N. Lewis,
S. w. Bennett, Louisville. $,
Martindale, j. II. lIager, Gin. .,
Thos. 7. McWhirter, Athens. l..
Thomas, Nashville, O. ID. Charles,
Ala. w. H.. Weatherly, Red Clay
Ga. j. NJ. Lynn, DucktoWn. A.
+, 2 hillips, Kokenn, Ind.
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bradley county correspondent Of
the Knoxville Tribune and Age in
forms the world that "the doom Of
the Republican party is near at
hand" That's no news to us; We
have been told that for the last six
teen wears.
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Capt. McKamy informs us that he
has forty-one acres Of wheat on his
farm near Charleston that is about
three feet high and is heading nicely.
He predicts a heavy Weld.
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Circuit Court has been in session
this week. AS we go to press the
docket cleared so far consisted mostly
Of civil suits aud misdemeanors.
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Ladies Caters! Caters! Caters
We have Side Lace Caters, Congress
Caters, Front Lace Caters, Button
CATERS. SURGUIEE, JOHNSTON & Co
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Mr.. Tom McWhriter, of the Athens
News, contemplates starting a paper
at Rhoa Springs shortly. We see no
reason why the enterprise should be
a failure, and hope Thomas Will make
q, sueceSs Of il,
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Bill Minis has shown us some Of
The finest strawberries Of the season
measuring three inches in circum-
ference. Who can present this Office
with some to beat it?
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LNnr SHE,

A lot OF old Lumber formerly used
by Arthur Traynor for boxing around
his shade trees. He will give five
cents reward for the cow that ate his
trees.
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The summer fights opened last Tues
day briskly. A butcher and a cattle
owner had a "sct to-"
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Died.

At her home in this place May 9TH
Mrs. Mary Maxwell, wife of John
Maxwell, q t the age of Sc years.
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Our young engineer friend, John
Bower, is spending few days with
his kindred in this place.
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A fancy dressed stranger in full
blue was seen walking around the
streets the other day. The people
took him to be on the lookout for a
tract of land to settle a colony, but
on close examination it turned out to
be Bill Kerr with his face washed
andS new suit Of clothes on.
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Tne Bradley County Teachers
Institute

Met in Cleveland last Saturday. Ad
dresses were delivered by w. L.C1te,
b. W. Sclvidge and A. Z. Blunt.
The lecture on School Government by
Cant. Blunt was rary fine.
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NInrrlpn,

In Chattanooga, May 9th-Mr.
Gus. A. Cate Of this county, 10 Miss
Rosa Bell, Of Hamilton county.
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People should remember that Geo.
Virgins 6 Co. are still making those
"All Right" Wagons and Buggics
that give the utmost satisfaction
wherever used. If you want anything
in their line, new work, repairing,
painting, or trimming, give them a
a call. They guarantee all they do
to be hon st and reliable.
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EEOTEA ARRIVALS.
For the week ending May 9th.
OCOEE HOUSE,.

OCOEE HOUSE.
7. W. Pottcrfcld, Richmond,
Va. Mrs. O. l.. Cunts, New Or
leans. r. w. Earnest, Miss Rosa
Earnest, Jonesboro. i, l.. Guth-
man, Atlanta. j. Ii. Hayes, j. n,
Aiken. ID. Q. Haskins, W. a. Den
ton, r. j. Knox, Jno. Billingsly,
N. w. Hays, W. II. McKamy, W.
II. Smith, VIM. Laster, D. K. Nc
Kamy, S. U%ambright, Tom Wear,
Charleston, Tenn. G. Is, lays,
|. b. Newton, County. v: =.
Sloan, Ocoec, Tenn. Miss Lille
Tindell, Knoxville. G. W. Malone
and wife, Warrior, Ala. J.. +.
Malone, New Castle, Ala. J. NJ.
Clementson. J.. T. Moss, Athens,
/. Thomas, Nashville. 10. Hicks
Chattanooga. A. A. Marshall,
Red Clay Ga, s. NJ. Bennett,
Louisvill e, Ky. Earlby Boyd,
Benton, Tenn, c.. O.. Graves, Nc
MINI co. j. X. Clingln, S 7. Gaut
CITY.
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The Cleveland marble players put
us in mind Of the grangers-trying
to knock ont the "middieman."
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New Firm.

We understand Mr.. Il. L. Gate has
sold his interest in the firm of Gate &
Walker, and the firm is now p. II.
Walker.
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For fae Whistles for medical use
go TO Frank Kclly's.
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Our Spring Shoes received. Can
suit all from the cradle TO the grave.
SURGUIYE, JOHNSTON d Co.
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For Biliousncs5, Use Hart's Anti
bilious Discovery.
For Indigestion, Use Harris Anti
bilious Discovery.
For C~ostiyencss, use Hurts Anti
billions Discovery.
For Liver Troubles, Use Harris An
tibilious Discovery.
For Kidney Troubles, Use Harris
Ambitious Discovery.
- =
+. p. Kelly keeps the best Whisllios
IL D,,.1;oa -, Io,.,
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The Weekly Herald.
LOCAL,

A Radical Cure for Coughs,
Colds s. Neuralgia.
FORD'S ELECTRIC at the Drug
Store.
FORD'S ELECTRIC at the Drug
Store.
FORD'S ELECTRIC at the Drug
store.
FORD'S ELECTRIC at the Drug
Store.
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When you want Cheap Cloth Shoes
we have all numbers.
SuRGUINE, JOHNSTON & Co.
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Music Paper at Trayuor's Drugstore.
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Atlanta Market,

Corrected Every Week by
IL. II. 9 q 81 co.
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tn. r,.c,o,., co,,, 4. s,;.n.d NJ h.,.
had o,, til .,,,,c,.d ~. ,.o,, ,,a
suspense are all over, and yet we are NO,
happy"
Mis-. Celia u. Adams returned from
Gsrrsrd las, veeL. She w. ACCOMPANIED
hi,h.r by Miss Bs-.i, Adams. n tbst coun.
~, Who will remain several weeks among
her relative. here.
Observation-Disclosures.
w" 60. ~,
Sn 49,, 80 w.. -" mi.
!. 49, !. a.. -, -. y, -.
- ~. , s,r -.
Mes-r. Morris farris and Robert q.
Evans, ct Ds"vil'e, were in THE nsighbor-
hood last week, buying cattle. We under
stand they purchased several lots fnr which
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NONE AFFAIRS.
III
Serersnee q DWdder9r.

rv. ,h;,v :, n p,., Cot
,... i...h.s Co.,. pit C.C.,,.
Io,i sho.,;nu TIL. q. 4. p,..aL.,,
Table Linen, Turkey Red Table Linen,
Towels, Crash Irish Linen, &c, can be
found at our house.
a nice hat is the most essential thing to a
well dressed man or boy. We Keep that
.,.cl !, !. NO ma. 70 look .l..~ho,.
MoSEy.-An opportunity is now pre-
" =" " "., '"'i"' "'o"
~ ,'r ST. 49, /" So
oacks. NO dinerence' We viii take either,
If :, than ,nv o,hs, hons. IN N. oo,,,,v
w. - .o, -, - -,
you see our goods anu learn prices
Just received. .ir dozen Corse,..
We keep every thing in the Notion line,
~ .""'' WV, '"' a'' nave 'oo' AT 'ne
Novelties IN Lace biob~, Collars Cufi-
-" s,~ - ., "'..''"' '"'"s''
-. :. - '''' 's'' -' :" P''''
70 SUIT the "me-'
Every one admits that a strip Of Oil
Cloth before the fire, and at the door. !, a
good thing. We keepit.
we nave the best brogan and Flow shoe
IN 'he market
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