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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09

The celebration ., Norway was .
grand success. and we endorse our coz
r. spondeu,'s acc5un, Of the same, except
hi- compliment % the o5iice. We hsd
bu, a snort opportunity To- observe ihon,
during tho engine contest. Then they
weJo oflicious, oycrp-arius and ungcntie-
mauiy. Instead ct requesting the spec
tNlrs 10 give way, they spoke as men
having authority. Get bsck. there,
tail back. were the orders, while
mounted men reck 'cssIy rode their horses
into the crowd. regardless oil which end
they prcson,c]. There were assembled
on the ground citizens OF Maine, who
were perfectly aware OF their own re-
spousihii.y to keep good order, aud vet
they we're treated - though they were =
city mob. II Is strange how III, oil nib
bon, or hose and rcd sash wlil convert
an ordinarily civil gentleman into "a
pedantic commander.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09
0tforA Democrat.
PARIS. MAINE. JULY 9. 1878.
Newspaper Decisions.

ANY person who who takes paper regularly
from the ofice-Whether directed % bis name or
anOthers, or wheShcr h. has subscribed or not
- res p0nsible for the payment.
Z. II person orders Ais paper discontinued
be must raw an arrearagcs, or the publisher may
continue 70 sSnd unKl payment 10 nade- 1nd
collect che whole amount, whether abe paper is
IakeR ffOTp the once or not.
s Tke Courts have deeided that refusing 70 take
newspapers asd periodicals non the post once,
OF removing and leaving them uncalled for, Is
yF1Ead facse evidence Of ifaud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09
Hs,c Democrats Loye Greenoacks
lGarret D0ris, Depsocraf, senator from KestseEy
July 2, 1852

lGGrren DAVIS, BeR,ocraf, Senator from Kesfuokg,
July 2, lse2.l
The issue Of this paper Is Just like that
Of ali irredeemable paper. The effect is
to increase the price Of property generally,
and to diminish the value of the paper ;
and it consequently takes larger and a
still increasing amount Of the paper to
answer the ordinary commercial trsnsac-
tions Of the country; and they who have
any property to sell raise a cry for more
paper because Of the enhanced price of
their property, the paper being the medium
by which the value Of the property is
measured The more such paper is aug
mented the effect is to increase the appe-
tite which it feeds. The more paper that
is issued the more is required TO answer
the business transactions Of the country
until the currency becomes utterly vicious.
$780,. l hold that more bold and mis-
chieyous project was never conceived, than
that the Government should have. without
limit. the power of issuing an irredeem-
able paper circulation E. A more gigan-
TIC scheme tor the purpose Of increasing
the power of the Government and enabling
it to dominate over the whole pecuniary
concerns Of the country was never suggest
ed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09
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pnnNI.RRS.

40 man con Dc lick wbcu me s'omtrh' 3ioo''
LIVER and Kidneys axe healthy, and Hop D''-e''
keep them 80
aUc greatest rorrshms tonic, AppetAe +.
s.rcu..4eucr and eut~,i,c o. earth hop bI''e'''
'lt mr1 IDLE .o remain long -i'A '' '"' 10
health vllsr Hop Bhtcr are used
..yby do II.p Biiters cure -1 much .' Becau e
tbcy giys good digestion, rlch blood, and e'.My
action of Az che organs
$50 matter What your feeling or a.lmeH. a.
Hon Bttcls win 90 you good
Remember, Hoy Bit;Crs never does harn' oU'
good always arf continually.
"Puri, the blood cleanse The stomach ana
.grreten the breath with Hop BIttcrs.'
.puiet nerves aud balmy sleep ia Hop Biitcrs'
.>oGe,it with inactive liyerand urinary organs
without Hop Filters
Try Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief.
Won IN, A. NJ. Gerry, So. Paris; q. 4. Whef
Rot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09
VEGETlNE
OWE MY HEALTH
10 YOUR VALUABLE
yEGETIHE,

NV TUX y N = ~ |II'' - '--'''
Mr. Il, Il. srryI.Ns.- ..-..,,......,
Der sir.-uayin< suffered from breaking "ut
of rter-iit sores -Gr u)IJ tlau hsc ears t.iu-
al b. an accident % @ fracture bone WNicu if.-
t.,,. ran Into "a Iuun!l. tu4c, Alfi Ats's ".,' .'
,-,thinx could fhiIk VI and nothing hci.tt me-
UUtil rad Saxon siN bottles Of valuable I",
I-.uf which A,r. NIler t.c aPp-At--t ltc'HIA .N'
I'd ,a-. Il.lf. Irrrytl bottle cur lar. tl I.
IN ,5u -l. ID. that owe my health to your sale
.,9blr Vcgr:nc. Your mos. obcticn, servant,
ALBERT NON kOkpEh-
or "a unnecessary for me 10 enumers1e gre ''-
eases .0r WLi.h Ily L1.It>i suouli .. .,'..
lna.g of no tsca .y which WIZ no' AHiu.. u' ~
'ui -l.- .l.. .lI..s.I bv uo.-.Iura .te-ttnn- DO.
the blood, witch u,n be entirely yNlt.,,,' t!u'
l., system b.. tlD r-r ul.1t t". INh' " ...- a.,
b.ooi 4. Trrferrf- r'rlu.,t .Hr disease rapidly
,i..if. Id tt... .,..r. healthy action ' prompt
I. restored. iu.i tnc pruClt d. cured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09

Mrs. Sarah J. Hsmlin, tho only daugh-
ter OF Senator Hamlin, died al her
tatboi's house Friday aged 30. ohe had
yeen iu delicate health iGr rGm5CI OF
years. and Tor souo tiuc IL d critical
condition. She was lady Ct line ab.i-
lies alA most amiabir character. Her
death j. deeply fell in the community
She leaves ore son aged twelve. The
tuners took place Sunday afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09

We have received cops Of the cata-
logue OF The Western State Normal
School tor 1873. We lind twelve students
from Oxford County, IS follows; Clare
NJ. Ellis. BucSdeldi FloTilia +. Hal,
IVES. Peru; Alice Is. Hamblen, South
Paris; Maria L. Knight. North Water
ford; Charles 5 Walker. Peru; Mary +
Keene. Paris Hill; Netlie NJ. Keene,
West SumDer; Annie Warren, Water
ford; S,atiua + Gibbs, Peru; Abbie L
Goddard. Canton; Sarah +. Burbank,
Hiram; Martha 5. Talbot, Andover. We
can unreservediY recommend tho method
OF instruction, drill, and discipline OF This
institution. 1t gives all young persons
peculiar advantages, and fits them TO &C
cupy the highest positions as teachers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09
-lmpecunious man. addressing col

-lmpeCunlOus man, addressing COLI
muui.ic meeting: AS | said before.
gentlemen. | am vi h you. heart and
SOU. TIE property OF the country should
DO equally divisi. the rich mus, b.
Compelled 10 share their boarded wca.,h
with Hose whom somewhat careless
and iuauen,iye Providence h,S blessed
win uothing. Wa should one be pen
ni,ess while another mas his thousands ?
Why At this p int telegraph uessru-
ger boy pushes his way .hrogcb the crowd
sud hands tbs speaker q despatch which
reads as follows:
Colonel WhacI7p: Dear Si,: Your
aunt in Penn Yam has jus, died !eav.ng
YOU legacy OF twelve thousand dollars
ATTORNEY.
The speaker dcvours The glai u'inGs
silently, and hen SAYS. "lllm-ha--lcs-
well gentlemen, | shall be- compelled 20
conclude mg speech at some future day
rs l have heen summoned away on i'm
portaut busiuess;' = and Coione. Whsckup
isn [ with them So much as he wac.
Iii. banner lcd The spear NO mere
Among the Nils OF spain
-CWcNHdti SATURDAY Ntqht.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09

4 MoNsTRR.-Thc Siamese twins were
curoas enough 10 li.eIr day, buL they, o.
raL6er their reputation, must lake back
seat. The New YORK Aquarium has re-
cciyed al acquisition Tor exhibition IN
The shape OF . double baby. called ne
s.. Btnoit twins, seven months Old, born
at S.. Boroi, near Montreal, Canada.
lis names are Rose ana Marie, aud may
be described rs tSo girls With oGe abio-
mon and one pair Of .esS, OF IL orc girl
with two heads, TWO chess and two
pairs OF arms. Their shape IS more Ike
the letter + lhsn Y. Rose uses the
right leg and Marie the left. They have
one stomach. One sometimes sleeps
while the other laughs. What a common
place affair Chang and Eng become be-
side this complicated Duct oi babies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09

WooDsyILLE, n. h., July 5.-Thc Sy-
racuse fast express from Portland via thc
White Mountains was delayed four hours
by the engine climbing 4 rail at Wells
River Junction this evening Had the
engine gone two feet further the whole
train would have gone down thirty feet
into the river. No one wps hurt and no
damage
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09

lGeorgs n. Pcnd1efon. Democrat 0ai0, JGsuGry
%. IS2l
The wit Of man has never discovered a
means by which paper currency can be
kept at par value, except by ats speedy,
cheap, certain convertibility into gold and
silver Unless convertible they al
ways have deprecated; they always will
depreciate; they ought to depreciate You
send these notes into the world stamped
with irredeemabiliry. You put on them
the mark Of Cain, and, like Cain, they
Will 70 forth to be vagsbonds aud tugitives
on the earth 1t requires no prophet to
tell what will be their history The cur
rency will be expanded prices will be
inflated fixed values will depreciate; NJ
comes will be diminished the savings ofthe
poor will vanish the hoardings ofthe widow
will melt away, bonds, mortgages and
notes. everything Of fixed value will lose
their value; the neceSSries Of life viii rise ;
god and silver Will be driven out of the
country What then The day Of reck-
oning must come Contraction will follow,
private ruin and public bankruptcy, either
with or without reputation, will ineyIta-
bly, follow In arguing the Consti-
tutionAl power TO issue legal tenders, Mr.
PendletOn said Il find no gran, Of this
power in direct terms, or, as think, by
fair implication Ii is no; an accidental
omission, it IL not al omission through
inaiyertAucy 1t was Intentionally left out
OF the Constitution because II was design
Cd that the power should not reside in the
federal government
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09
ALEXANDER Il. Stevens addressed =

Alexander II. Stevens addressed 2
crowd OF over 1000 people at Augusta,
Ga, on Wednesday evening, defending
his opposition to the Potter investigation
He said that if the Democratic convention
should refuse to nominate him, he was in
the hands of the people OF the district.
Il is uncertain whether the Democratic
convention will nominate. but as be will
be supported By the Republicans, 1t is
thought that he will be elected at all
events.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09

An addition of sevenly-lour feet i:
being made to the harness shop OF the
Maine Safe Prison. The building i.
100 feet long, and the harness shop when
completed will be 175 feet IN length by
80 feet in width. The harness and car
Rage business is the most important
branches of work carried On At the Prison.
They have orders for harnesses faster
than hey can ill them. Wherever these
harnesses have been sold they have given
perfect satisfaction In the way OF car.
rage sales this spring aud summer the
trade has been very active. During the
Year 1877, sixty-one carriages were sold.
This year up to June 10Th there have
been sod l04 new carriages and II sec
ond- handed ones, Masking 10 all l6l sales,
and more have been ordered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09

SkOwHEsAS, July 5.-The son of Os-
good Wiley while in bathing last evening
got beyond his depth His father went to
his rescue and both were drowned. The
bodies were recovered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09
New Advertisements.

THE subscriber hereby ElFs- pubhc nolcc tu".
H., ma been duly tppo.utcJ uy the Hon. Jud. q
i,rol,fe Tor The ount OF uAiog! aud assumed ta1
,rrr.t of Administered. OF lhe tr.e oi
JOANNA o. Gibbons lue 1i h"am'
m said County dttr-,l ~ .'fInS .n'' pre- Wy "a
.j,-.rfs. hr tler.torf requests I'D persons who are
Indebted 90 Che cHt,tr~! a-li dec e,A i3 tnAt' '.-
M Itl.e paw. rf taa th--g who have iu. demands
'''' IONS n. CLEMON,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION The
Jtt has been changed from Thursday,
-r'snGt 4. Ia Tuesday, July 80. The
alteration is for the accommodation OF
eastern delegates, and at their request.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09
Real Estate Transfers,
WESTERN DISTRICT

I.ottie Berry 20 VIM HapgooJ buildings land
In Fryebnrg; Bliss Charles % Ira {. Seavey, d
acres land at No, Fryeburg; WIN. French 10 War
rem French buildings 4 land IN Porter; by Will
James Eyau- 90 Lucinda Evans, buildings n land
in Hiram. 10y Ni!l, Dean Sawyer ~ Daniel T., x
Lewis Sawyer itrm in Hiram. by VIII, Joshua
Au.e- 90 stephen ~ tines, farm in Hiram Bonja
min \,ytsj1 Albion Nevers, farm IN sweden
James Ilutehin- 70 Abraham Drown, pine trees
on part. "f Lore \ >, lat Div. in Lowell, Abraham
Drown 10 Aiylra Merrill, same; Nellie Charles %
George Gordon, small piece OF land in STOW; John
F.. Emery ct al TO Sylvester Adams. - acres land
in Stoneham; Sylvester Adams et al to Noah Palm
er, same; John Palmer 10 same, ! certain real es'
tate in Stoneham; Joseph Cram 10 Ivory l.. Evans
acres Land in Hiram; Ezra Davis to Elizabeth
A. Cotton, small farm in Porter; Harrison McNeaI
to l.. L. Howard, house lot and shop lot in Frye
burg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09
s.C.HOBBs, Res'r.

Time Flies and so DO diseases OF the skin when
that incompatible purifier oftbc cuticle and beau
tider Of the complexion, GLRSS's SULPHUR SOAP
Is used to dispense them. Pimpies ,biOtches sores
and bruises, and the ike are invariably removed
by it.
HILLS HAIR & WHISPER DYE, Black or Brown,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09
IIARRIED.

,. rstl.... .1.lys ly Eo,. D. F5.iet. 81. Eiv. %
D. HtU nad Miss Gs--c5 e. WILDER both OF Al
ban. ,,-...,,. t...
d. west Reta.i Julj D, by T.. o. NAese-ei' i.i7
IA the Ie.lltuer 1l .ae ur.t' if'h'r NT james
- N--, ANA VI .-- ~'..ls - G-uFrr
I'm Hrbron. July 1. 10y Rev D. RICHARDSON
F'.,rly y. Foster ~ Hebron ald A-s Frances -
Lowell off Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09

Please not triac with a cough Il is inviting
death. when safety o. within reach stop that
cough heal the lungs. remove ali irritation from
throat. Adamson's Botanic Balsam will do 10,
Sample bottles free. Large bottles 30 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-09

lGeorgs r. Pcnd!efon. Democrat OAio, JG,.uGry
%, lS2.l
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-03-23
LAND OWNER
attention,

Messrs. F. Armant & Co., q.
eral Immigration and and Agents. a
70 Camp street New Orleans, are pr,.s
ed to take in hand for sale, and to II.
tise free of charge to owners in theirn.
2hlet on the Garden Parishes Of Im;l
siaua' plantations and lands Of Nh
description will be filed with E. Nom
gne. at Abbeville, sole agent Of Nan
f. Armant and Co. for Vermilion %,
In case no sale is effected the put;r.
will not be indebted under any NAM
nor form to Mes,rs F. Armant and q 1
and in case of sale a moderate CONN.,
sion will be charged, as agreed to il :
cial contracts.
Mr. Armant of the above firm, win III
coed North in September to organin n
distribution of the above pamphlets iok
at 10000 copies and will there delis,
series OF oral explanations or ~lec.ursA
our Garden Parishes: Fermilion, "
fayette. Calcasieu, St. Landry, st. Mad
Iberia. St. Mary.
For further particulars apply at eaa
est convenience to F Mnntagne, Ain,
vile, sole agent for Vermilion ParifA 1
Me-srs. T. Armant and Co.. General d
migration and Land Agent NO Il.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-03-23
Read This Twice..

THE PEOPLES LEDGER"
contains No Continued Stories, 8
Large Pages, 4S Columns OF
Choice Miscellaneous Reading
Matter every week, together with
articles from the pens of such
w%ell-known writers as NASB4,
O IVER OPTIC, SYLNANUS
COB, JR., MISS ALCOTT..
WILL CARLTON, J. 7. TROW-
BRIDGE, MA KTWAlN, &c,
rxY- | will send "The Peoples
Ledger to any address every
week for three months, on trial
on receipt OF only 50 CENTS.
"THE PEOPLES LEDGER is an
old established and reliable week
ly paper, published every Saturday
and is very popular throughout
the n. E. and Middle States.
Address,
Hermann K. CURTIS. Publisher.
No. II School ST., Boston
Mass,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-03-23
School Board Proceedings.
Ahbeyille. Feb. 18th, 1878.

Abbeville, Feb. 18th, 1878.
The School Board met THIS day
pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ent. Jas. N. Williams. Ben. Faux,
Daniel Paul, Archie Young, Isaac
Wise, J. Absh,re and G. H.. Rem
lex; absent F. R. King and John
Lenoire.
The minutes of last meeting were read;
same were amended by adding the name
Of Mr.. C. II. Remick as bel G present,
on motion same were adopted as amen
ded.
On motion Mr.. VIZ. r. Richardson
was employed to teach the fourth ward
school near the residence of MIR. David
Meaux. provided, however, that ne should
receive no Goa pensation from the board
unless he can. obtain an average atten-
dance of ten pupils according TO law.
On motion Mr.. G. A. Mouisset was al
lowed eight dollars for teaching during
the first week in January last.
The resignation of Mr. Theogene He
bert, trustee in second ward. was preseD
ted. % motion the same was accepted,
and Mr.. Desire Hebert elected to fill the
vacancy.
On motion Mr.. Ernest Montague was
employed to teach the school at Spring
Hi |, formerly kept Mr.. j A. McGlll.
On motion it was resolved tn It the
schools III third and seventh wards be
closed at the expiration Of the scholastic
month in March on account OF lack OF
funds.
On motion resolved, That the warrants
now in possession of Mr.. G. J. Young tor
teaching for the mon BIS of November and
December last. be destroyed, and the
President and Secretary of this body be
authorized to issue a warrant in favor OF
Mr.. G. J. Young for ffty-eight dollars.
being in full payment of his salary as
teacher in second ward for the months
of November and December last ; said
warrants to be Issued as soon as Mr.
Young shall deposit his school register
in the office of the Secretary OF this board
The president appointed Mr.. Betj,
taulk on the committee to examine the
books and accounts of the treasurer of
school funds for this parish, in the place
of Mr.. Z r. King, resigned.
Mr.. Baptiste Baker was elected trustee
Of the school in seventh ward, kept by
Mr.. A. Lacour.
On motion the sum of ten 6"llars out
of tie contingent fund was allowed to W.
A White, esq, for professional service
in suit of G. J. Young VS. l. Wise, secre-
taIy Of school board.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JAS. N. WILLIAMS.
President.
ISAAC WISE,
Secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-03-23
THE SUN.
1878. NEW O R

As the time approaches for TIL
renewal of subscriptions, The Sun Nua
remind its many friends and wellWishd
every where, that it is again a candidsI
for their consideration and support
Upon its record for the past ten yeau VI
relies for q continuance Of the 1eartysys
pathy and generous 20 operation whA3
have hitherto been extended to- il FROM
every quarter of the Onion.
The Daily Sun is a tour page-sbeet d
% columns, price by mail, post paid, n
cents a month, or SIS SO per year.
The Sunday edition OF the Sun is q
eight-page sheet of Sc columns. Wiz
giving the news Of the day, it also CO..
tains a large amount of literary and or
cellaneous matter specially prepared 4
it. The Sunday San has met with grssS
success. Post paid, one dollar and tVaA
~ cents a year.
THE WEEKLY Sun. I
Who does not know the Weekly Suf
1t eirculates throughout the United Stais
the Canadas, and beyond. Ninety tho
sand families greet its welcome paN
weekly, and regard it In the light o. guiA5
counsellor, and friend. Its news. edit
rial. sgricul ural. and literary departma
make it essentially a journal for the II
ly and t. e freside Terms One Dollrf
year. post paid. This price, quality "a
sidered. makes it the cheapest newspsq
published. For clubs of ten. with u
dollars cash. we will send an extra g.
free. Address Publisher OF the sun. h
New York en-
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GIVEN 4 Wv

EVERY person sending ~ n
cents will receive, regularly NJ
six months, The SOUVENIR, 4 l,,aa
eight page literary and family i0,'
nal, and as premiums, we M
send free, taco magnificent pictp,s
LITTLE WHITE KITTRNS1
very cunning and pretty, and IN.
T ~PLAY-FELLOWs.b
little girl with her dog. B.s'bb
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Bristol, Tennessee
Agents wanted to sell q
fine engravings; So to SO d ~
easi.y made. d
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-03-23
TO the Editors Of the State Of
Louisiana,

The Louisiana Bureau Of Immi-
grafton is receiving many letters
Of inquiry from various sources
calling for information for farm
ca mechanics laborers, business
men, and capitalists, who desire
to settle in this State, or invest
capital here. Our bureau has
issued two descriptive circulars.
with maps for the benefit of such
inquired. We have sent off many
circulars, and copies Of Louisiana
IFS II Is, and written answers
in response to letters of inquiry.
Our bureau has opened books to
receive descriptions OF lands, for
sale, propositions to lease lands.
or to have lands. worked on
sflares-any proposition that may
enlighten the immigrant who
wants to come to Louisiana.
We will record all such descrip.
tons of lands and propositions in
our books, which will be open to
strangers and persons wishing to
purchase, and these descriptions
will furnish the bureau with ar
additional fund of valuable infor
nation for future eli culars, and
to be used in our letters IN reply
to inquiries.
AS our board has no funds anc
no income expect the small amount
furnished by merchants and Others
in New Orleans who subscribe tc
assist us in our labors, we respect
fully beg the editors Of the State
to published this notice, for a few
weeks or months, without charge
to the board, for the benefit Q.
immigration and the State.
WIN. BoGEL, President
Office Louisiana Bureau Of Immi
grafton, No. s Commercial Place
New Orleans, La, Oct. 6, 1877
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BILE premiums, including books Of
all kinds, silver-plated ware
brackets, saws, scissors. stereo'
scope, games, table cutlery. clocks
adjustable tables. huting machines
knitting machines, China, dinner
and tea sets. and numerous othe,
desirable articles of which a full
list will be furnished on applica
ton to the publisher,
W. JENNINGS DtMOREST,
II East l4th Street, n. 7