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"What Everybody Says Must be True"

The incontrovertible testimony offered by
those who have used DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Pre-
scription induced the doctor to sell il under =
positive guarantee. Many ladies have RETAINED
from using 1t on account Of a general feeling OF
prejudice against advertised medicines. Let me
ask question Are you preudiced agains,
sewing machines because you have seen them
advertised' or can you doubt the Ingenuity and
skill required in their invention. Again, would
you refuse TO insure your house because the
company advertised that it had paid millions In
losses, and yet had a capital al several millions
Do such advertisements sh:Hc your confidence
and create prcjudcesg Then why refuse to
credit the testimony of those who have found
the Favorite Prescription TO be all that is claim.
ed for 1t In overcoming those ailments peculiar
to your sex! Why submit TO the use OF harsh
and perhaps caustc treatment, thus aggravating
your maady, when relief is guaranteed, and a
positive. perfect and permanent cure has been
effected IN thousands Of cases:
WABASH STATION, ILL, Oct, "A, 1876.
r. V. PIERCE, VI. d., Buffalo, MY;
Dear Sir-Allow me to extend my most sincere
thanks to you for the great benefit my wife has
received from the use Of your Favorite Prescrip.
ton. She suffered almost intoerably before
using your medicine, and had tried the skill OF
several physicians, but 10 no purpose. Finally
| though: would give the Favorite Prescription
a trial, and she is now sound and well.
Very gratefully yours, d. \. HUNTER.
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The other day we were shown through the
carriage factory of Mr.. C.. HAHN on Clinton ST..
corner of Jackson, and saw some as tlae work
in the carriage line as was ever our pleasure
to examine.
We were somewhat surprised, notwithstanding
our firm faith in the skill of Ottawa builders, for
we had thought OF Mr.. HAHN rather as a wagon
than carriage builder; but the work now
standing in his sale rooms shows him to be a
skilled workman OF the first class. 1t includes
everything, open bugges, various styles OF COW
cred buggies, democrat wagons, and so on
through, including some of the finest carriages
we have ever seen. The stock is well worth a
visit. The "Hahn Wagon" is favorite with our
farmers and has been for many years, and we
should think justly from his system OF seasoning
timber both before and after manufacture, as
shown by his store rooms, where there are goods
that have been seasoning for over year. Man.
ufacturing these goods himself and having care
fully attended personally to every detail, Mr.. II.
warrants his work as few can; and as to his
prices he guarantees to sell as low as any manu-.
facturer dare. If we are q judge we should say
his prices are very reasonable indeed.
P. 8. The shop is ready to look after repairing
of any description and guarantees satisfaction at
reasonable rates.
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In the sweet Ify-and-By

Cannot but be the happy thought as the fortu.
nate recipient o. the ROCKY MOUNTAIN TOUR
IsT" scans its wonderfully attractive pages and
peruses its fascinating descriptions. Most beau.
tifully embellshed with new and highly artistic
cngravngs, its letter press model Of typographi.
cal richness, and the arrangement throughout
simply superb, the Rocky MOUNTAIN TOURIST
is worthy Of comparison with Picturesque Ameri.
or The Idine. 1t is written in gossippy, graph.
c style, covering details Of the tour through the
garden OF the Southwest (thc Arkansas Valley,
Southern Kansas 10 the very heart of the Alps
Of America-the Rock Mountains. Jaunts are
made to all The famous resorts Of Colorado, the
remarkable ruins, the springs, the mines, and,
in short, to every point Of intercstto tourist ag-
riculturist, capitalist, miner, and invalid. With
the TOURIST, the SAN JUAN GUIDE keeps compa.
ny, and the two publications are mailed free to
all writing for one or both to T. j. ANDERSON,
Topeka, Kansas,
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The Sisters Of Mercy intend to set out good
dinner on the Fourth in Miss Cavarly's building
east of the Court House. They respectfully in.
vite all their friends to call and patronize them
on that day.
The buggy for which tickets were sold some
time since, will be rallied ,ohhom fail next Wed
nesday evening. The names OF those who pur.
chased tickets have been preserved and their
chances are good until the rattle is over. The
buggy can be seen at Markle and Farnsworth's
carriage shop on Columbus street. AS there are
net enough tickets yet sold, those desiring tickets
can purchase them at Markle & Farnsworth's or
Vim. P. Henery, or NJ. F. O'Crowley, and on the
Fourth at the dining hall on Court st.
Let "every body and his COUSIN attend the
dinner and while having good time feel the
pleasure of assisting the good sisters who just
now need assistance very much.
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DR.. Kings New Discovery

The Worlds Great Cough Medicine. DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, will cure a
cough in one half the time necessary to cure II
with any other medicines, and 1t does IL not by
drying ii up, but by removing the causes, subdu.
ing the irritation and healing the affected parts.
For all cases of hoarscncss, suppression or loss
of voice, any severe chronic or lingering cough,
bronchitis, or affection of the throat and lungs,
il will be found to far surpass all medicines that
have eyer before been offered to the public. 1t
has wrought a complete change in the cough
medicines, Is entirely different from all others.
Is perfectly harmless to the smallest child Trial
bottles free. Regular size $l.90. For sale by Z.
Y. Griggs. CD
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Get your fireworks ut Walther's.
Read This,

Mcssrs. Wheeler and Billows wish to inform
their friends and patrons that their Gallery will
be open all day the fourth. They invite all to
give them a call and examine their work before
they arrange to sit elsewhere. In the short time
these gentlemen have been before the public,
they have made very favorable! impression
Their work is fully up to the standard of the best
work iun!c in the state. Call and see them; it
will be- 'sr your interest, and you will he warmly
MnlrnlI.l.l
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Parkers Halr Balsam is the hes. and eleane.t

Parker's Hair Balsam is the bes, and cleanest
preparation ever made for restoring gray hair
to its original color 1t Is entirely harmless and
free from the impure Ingredients that render
many other preparations injurious. Il removes
dandruft, stops the HAIR falling out and restores
the perfectly natural color. 1t is cXquisitly per.
fumed, and so perfectly and elegantly prepared
as to make it Il toilet luxury, Indispensable to
those who have once used il.
Ask your druggist for Il. Nov nth, ly
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Many remarks having been made at the School
Exhibition on Thursday evening in commenda-
ton OF the exquisite tone Of the Piano used on
that occasion, it is due to say that the Piano in
question is new Stcck, the property Of Mrs. NJ
W. Baldwin, and that Mrs. B. has tie sole agency
for the sale of that Piano in this vicinity. 1t is
generally conceded, we believe, that there is no
better Piano made than the "Steck."
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81 buy a splendid suit at NJ. stiefel * Co.'S.

An attempt TO escape, made by the prisoners
In the county Jail, was discovered by the jqilor
on last Sunday. How or with what tools tie
perpetrators worked is not known, but on this
day it was discovered that they had been dir
gng at and had loOsened the stone work be.
tween the inside and outside CRATES Of the west
window. A quietus was soon put on their ef
forts, and few repairs by stone mason re.
moved all traCcs OF their work.
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All Babies are diminutye Caesars, since they
come, they see, they conquer, sometimes y'hci
gentle stiffness, but oitener by continued and
uproarious crying induced 10y Collie, Tecthing
Flatulence, etc. DR., Bulls Baby Syrup by Its
gentle yet specific influence quiets the little
ones without ever producing the least injurious
fleet. Price only % cents per bottle
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The G., B. 6 @. Railroad bridge across the
Illinois river at this point is TO be rebuilt.

Hazlitt & Bastien, at the Millinery Headquar-
tcrs, l35 Main street, announce that, beginning
on to-day, they will sell off their very large and
handsome stock of trimmed hats at very greatly
reduced rates. Having had an unusually liberal
trade during the spring, they feel able to make
extraordinary reductions to close out, and can
offer unapproachahlc bargains. Call and see
them. All other lines of millinery goods are
also offered at yer. low figures
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THANKs.-The Father Mathew Society desires
publicly to thank the ottawa Mineral Spring
Company for the use of their grounds, and also
Mr.. Joseph T.. Porter for the use Of his building,
all OF which were given free for their festival
the evening Of the 10Th inst
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Our cntcrprising and reliable book binder, MI
John Gross, has bought out James 7. Cunning
ham, and having rented the building formerly
occupied by Cunningham as box factory, Is
now prepared to fill all orders for cigar boxes,
paper boxes of all kinds, etc, with premptness
and satisfaction. Mr.. Gross will carry on the
cigar box business in connection with his book
bndery. Office at the bindery.
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For a fine suit 90 to NJ. stiefel d Co.'S.

We learn from Mr.. Sherwood that he has ar
ranged with Mr. A. 7. Burbank, the humorous dra
matte and dialect clocutlonist, for one Of his en-
tertanments on Tuesday evening, July 18th
This will be one of the finest literary entertain
ments of the season, and Mr.. Burbank Away
has crowded houses.
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Hugh GillCn,

In accordance with his invariable custom about
the 1st OF July, has made heavy reduction on
his summer goods. The stock is still large and
varied, embracing all the new styles, and Offering
extra inducements to purchasers. 1t will be q
year at least before there will be another oppor-
tunity to get like goods at such prices.
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Nobby styles in hats selling low at A. Frank
! G. ne


On Monday lasta meeting was held at the
savings bank to consider the question OF buying
and freeing the Illinois River bridge j. II. Pick.
ems, supervisor OF South Ottawa, was called to
the chair. Among those present were Hon. VIM
Reddick, Hon. Washington Bushnell, (botn OF
whom made vigorous speeches in favor OF free,
ing the BRIDGE 5. w. Checver, L. G.. Allen, May
or Nicholson, and a number of members of the
city council. 1t is needless to say that the pub.
lie necessity Of freeing the bridge is felt by all
The plan is to bring the matter before the city
council on next Tuesday evening, before which
time Mp. will called a meeting Of the people of
his town before which the question will be laid.
Their views or proceedings in the matter will be
laid before the council on Tuesday. In the mean
time Mr.. kirkpatrick is canvassing the southern
and southwestern part Of the county to see what
action the people Of towns in those sections will
take.
After these meeting have been held and Mr..
X is ready 10 report on his part Of the work, an
other meeting like the one held on last Monday
will be held, at which, no doubt, further action
favorable 10 the project will be taken.
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Lon. plERCuE will be ready on the Fourth for
all demands on his establishment, and will serve
nice lunches, the best OF ice cream, soda, mead,
ginger ale, and other cooling drinks, have out
his candy wagon, and supply the town with
fruits, CONNECTIONS, fireworks, etc. Ions place
is complete and all should 90 there on the 9TH
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Clothing, Clothing, Clothing /!

At ). {. Barnett's you will find well selected
stock Of mems and boys clothing, hats, caps,
trunks and valses. Also fine stock Of gents
furnishing, goods which he will sell at prices to
suit the times. For further Information, call on
sc. BARNETT.
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Sunday school tic nlcS are ripe and are being
taken in with avid. That given by the school
OF the Congregation church, on last Saturday
near the old Hanbu'v place, was largely attend,
ed and found enjoyan!'. Today the Episcopal
school will 90 on a similar excursion to the
woods OF Mrs. Walace's residence, north Of the
CITY,
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Get a pair of those cable-sewed boots or shoes
at Megafiin's. II the sole rips from the upper
he will give you new pair in exchange for CIV.
err pair that rips.
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Mr., J. e. Gay, of Gay Il Porter's, fell, while
crossing La Sale ST., on Monday last, and broke
his leg just above the ankle. DIR. Macarthur act
the broken limb. The wound is said to be Sc
iious one, though Mr.. Grays many friends hope
soon TO see him out again as good as new.
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PAEAsoLs.--Just received at D. Heenan q Cos,
direct from the manufacturers by express, the
handsomest line OF parasols ever shown IN tins
city. Call and sec them. Prices low
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NovELTIEs.--A handsome stock OF ladies' col
lars, cuffs, lace bibs, ties, &c, &C. direct from
the manufacturers, has been received and is now
open to inspection. Call and see them. Prices
very cheap. ID. HEENAY d Co.
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100 LINEN SulTs-job lots-just received, which
we will sell at Il reduction OF - per cent dis
count from Wholesale prices, rare chance for
A bargain. ". II. HULL.
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LATE Pataiilot, the leader Of Pataillots Cornet
Band. IS the happiest and prOudest musician in
p counties, the members Of his band hayin :
presented him with magnificent new silver
cOrnet, costing sl25. We see by Il letter from
Mr. Hi. Henry, the celebrated cornetist, tina, it
was made especially for him, who parted with
it only at the earnest solicitation Of the manu-
facturers, Conn * Dupont Mr.. Il. says, "it has
no e2udl in all my experience" We congratu-
late Mr.. ?. and have no doubt that his future
use d L will be worthy Of The lnstrument.
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REDUCED RATEs.--As usual the e., B. u G. rail
road announces reduced passenger fares on thei
lines IN Illinois for the Fourth. The rates vii
be but a slight advance over one fare; good, 90
ing on the Sd, gong and returning on the 4th
and returning on the 18th.
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On yesterday afternoon about2 o'clock, =
year old daughter Of Henry Faustick, willie
playing on the bank Of the Illinois river near
"the point on the west side, fell over the haul;
into the river and was drowned. The body was
recovered about an hour afterward
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, JUNE 3d. 1872.

Farmers and everybody would do well to try
Smith & Rsinc's dining hall
Scott Bros. & Co. extend an invitation TO all
the ladies to come and see their new Linen and
White suits" Embroidered Basques, &c.
We will offer 200 suits at reduced prices.
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1t pays to trade Mt the Cheap Boston Boot and
Shoe Store. 36 La Salle st.

Messrs. a. Frank and Tom McDermott viii
speed their horses at the Fair Grounds this al
ternoon at 8 o'clock for purse of $500.
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- Remember, If you want a handsome trunk
cheap, go to a. Frank X Co., the popular cloth.
iers
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FURNITURE.


A public installatl 'n,i the newly elected off
GERS of st. Elmo LODI, No. 20, X. of P, will take
place on Tuesday cv Ing next at their hall in
the opera house block.
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\ beautiful complexion depends upon the
purity Of the blood. To keep the blood pure
asd healthy use DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
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DO not buy II carriage, buggy, democrat OF
hunter wagon It'll you have seen HANKS
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Miss VI. THOMPSON will open select school
in the fourth ward school house July 9th TUT.
tion one dollar per month in advance.
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The place TO buy your boots and shoes at low
cash prices is at the cheap cash store of j. Me
gaflir.
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Go to Tozers Drug store with your prescrip
lions; drugs always fresh and pure. A fne linC
Of perfumes and choice toilet articles always or
hand. Store next eas, Of National City Bank
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The regular meeting of the Board of Snpervs-
ors viii, convene one week from next Monday,
being the 9th day Of July.
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A big time was had at J. K. Shaver's on las
night at the festival. Two bands were present
Particulars next week.
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:J"we are still selling good working pants
for 81. A. FRANZ d Co.
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fine quality Of silk f. violin strings. very
durable for hot weather, at Mrs. Brewers.
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Candies and fruits, full line and cheap, fol-
the 4th Of July, at II. Walther's.
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VIII i, Hisc, son Of Hon. John lIise' died al
Chicago at s o'clock last evening.
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HURRAH FOR THE FoURTH.-H A. Meyer is
well prepared TO fit everybody in a nice new suit
OF clothes for the Fourth, for Only trife'of
money
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No one can teach the Roberts Bros. how to
make ice cream, Ifyou want the GENUINE arti,
Gle, 20 there by all odds,
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All those visiting Ottawa on the 9Th Of July
are welcome at II. Walther's ice cream parlors
and lunch rooms, where the best Of ice ere am,
lemonade, soda water, ginger ale, the boss Trink
mead. cakes, pies, Candies and fruits will be fur
niNed to one andsp. Remember the place iih
do6s west Of the Clifton Hotel e
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You will save from 10 to 90 per cent by deal
ng with Thomas Spencer His goods are all
new and first class. No . Court street. at Chi!d's
old stand
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You won't find better cream in the city tina
the cream made at smiil. & Risinss dining hal
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CuEAr.-Those g. suits are way down in pric,
at VI. Stiefel & Co.'S.
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The best general stock OF the received Elor
to quantity and variety extraordinary to
elegance OF nateria with sweeping reduction OF uly
OF ID per cent on recent prices This nmense
stock has to be seen be realized All invited TO call
without fall and for themselves this truly wonderful
collection and selection OF general merchandise.
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:sy"Still few of those 50, 81 and 81 suits left
at A. Frank * Cos, the popular clotAicrs, La
Sale ST.
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Go and see HAHN's new carriages at the old
gas works.
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For the 4tb, get your nobby suits at A. Frank
Il Co.'S, the popular clothiers
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A FRESH arrival Of straw goods-ne. and mob
by styles Hull * B,RTELs, Cal and sos
them; also their nobby "soits." silk hats nadS
to order a; the lowest rates. Fits guaranteed.
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New millinery goods at Mrs. O'Meara's, = leu
~, pretty and cheap.
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A few Lama lace shawls at v. y. cost, TO close
out at D. HCenan & Cos.
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Hurrah 70. the Al Of July, and we will al =
to II. Walthcrs for ice cream and rcfrcsAmeui.
&c &c
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Are you going to the dance on the night o. the
iih, if SO, please remember that II. walther's
ice cream parloTs VII be open a. night, where
he best Of TelTss.-.-.- - ss k-1.
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Fire crackers, torpCdoc,, lemons, Oranges and
candies By tie wholesale At Wal,her's.
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New millinery goods Al Mr.. ONeara's,-pl-n.
~, pretty and cheap.
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Remember 70 call at Smith d Rising's dining
hall for your dinner and ice cream on the Fourth
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NOTHING
SUCCEEDS
like SUCCESS
100000
STOCK NOW OPEN AT
/. J. ClLLEN' $
The best general stock Of the season jus, received sa0r
OF ~ per cent recent prices This immense
stock to be seen TO be realized All invited TO call
without fail and for themselves this truly wonderful
collection and selection OF general merchandise.
SILKS
BLACK, COLORED & FANCY.
Look at the stock and prices Having purchased
largely at the Ndl@s OF Black and CoIo-et
silks am confident that Ofe- the largest best and cheap
est line ever placed sale IN this market quote the To-
lowing prices
FANCY SUMNER SILKS
at I5c size and 81 ~ yard, AL the new desirable sye
and shades.
BLACK SILKS
Selected with special In regard TO finish and texture,
NJ the greatly reduced prices Good quality At 10 yard.
and grades which upward at SIS, s.s, flb5, f5
and $780, also place sale the deservedy popular
GUENET SILKS.
shall o1er beautifully finished grade at s5 yard, ant
qualities raugng upward nj from 5c 10 sc yard, unt
reach the finest Black SIX in the city, cheap Tor 81 ~
per yard. This silk Is richly worth $500 - yard
special attention to The al goods and prices NO.
having carried any silks AZ last years prices can ai i
give prices that cannot y" met ii the city.
The best make imported OF
BLACK CASHMERE

at prices helore eJusled 10 inch width. az . cHl'
actually worth NJ least $40 ttOO actually worth 81 least
ftgj. A. -. actually worth at least S!.Sl
These Cashmeres lar superior 20 the brands usaaY
ofei cd In this MARKET and mucA Below former pi.Ies
Special sale and special attention called 10 the popuA
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Knife plating machines, all kinds, cheap a.
Mrs. Brewers.
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Ice cream by the dish, quart, gallon OF barrel
at II. WALKERS.