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A Hounds Race After a Train:
Battle Greek ,Mlch.) Dispatch to Inter. ocet

battle Greek lMlch.1 Dispatch to Inter Ocean
J: A. Ford. OF this city, owns heavily
built mastiff hound. Business one day
called him to Cereseo, q small village
eight miles distant, and the dog accom- panied
him. On his return be got on board the train,
and did not discover the absence OF his dog
until the train began moving, when hs step
ped To the back platform OF the car, and there
saw that the hound had just started. The
dog overlook the train, but, as the speed OF
the cars was constantly quickenfng, its en-
deavors TO Jump on board were frultless.
Then the train began to whizz faster, and the
dog quickened his pace, and until within a
mile or two Of this city kept UP with the cars,
which were going at the rate of eighteen
miles per hour. He arrived few minutes
after the cars, his feet sere and bleeding from
contact with the splnters on the ties, having
made the distance OF eight miles In half an
hour
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what 1t Used 10 Cost tO 60 to PariIa-
menf
iNlneteenih Cenfnry.I

tNIHAbAPHlU tHthftst
At the general election of 1754 very gross
bribery prevailed. SO much so that out OF
1ofty-two elections only one electoral contest
took place; and In 1861 bribery WAS more
laVlSn Than ever, and the elections character
lzed by unusual excuses. IL 1868 Earl Spen-
cef spent 10000 to return his candidate for
Northampton; and the Duke of Portland Is
said u have spent Gao 600 In eOntestlng West
mpfeland and Cumberland. In 1904 even be-
Tore the election, Cation already fetched CO.
600; in 1880 Lord Monsoon Is said to have
given G180, 900 for this same borough of Cat
ton, which returned two members; and In
1881 Lord John Russell declared that, within
the memory of some men still living, an cleo
tion in tho city Of York had been known to
cost nearly El50,000. From all this II Is Inn
possible for any. one, to assert that the
septennial act In the least met the
evils OF great expenditure aud cor
ruption. In TRUTH. tho people who
bad votes were only bought and sold for
longer period than before by the patI iclan
families OF England. Writing of England, rs
recently even as In 1921, Sydney Smith said.
truly: "The country belongs to the Dukes
0f Rutland, and OF Newcastle, and to Lord
bonsdale and about twenty other holders Of
borougbs. They are our masters." And
about this time In Scotland the state OF affairs
was just as unsatisfactory Edinburgh and
Glasgow had each constituency of thirty
three persons, who were pretty much self
elected; and the whole constituency Of SCOT
land WAS under 1000 votersi The county Of
Argyle, with population Of 100000 inhabi-
tants, had but 115 electors. The potentates
elected whoever they liked. Then In the
county OF Butte there were but twenty-one
electors, only one Of whom Was resident. He
took the chair at elections and settled every
thing his own way. The Scotch magnates
nearly all the Scotch members
and sold themselves, with their proteges, TO
tito ministry of the day. In Ireland two
thirds OF the 100 members were nominated by
some sixty influer tial patrons
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! 3

sing case taken from the efy,eial raoor u, IL
s 81 hxcbenga and shows how money Il made
80 r"ptliy IN stocks. Few people. however
nave the necessary cash to put uu In order tn
reh,lNe euen lmmense profits IA theee bnt earl
taI 10 any amount from $40 to $50 ooo can he nsed
tom OF operating In stocks which Messrs I ng.
renee q =. bankers, Nrw York, have estab-
lished. BY this method of pooling thouaenda
Oh orders In various sums and Operating ,ham
as one Immense capital, shareholders rsallza
large profits. which are divided pro rata month
". New circular eonta rs two unerring rules
for success. aud fun Inf rmation so that anv
ono can operate probably. Stocks and bonds
wanted. Government bonds supplied. Apply
70 Lawrence Co.. bankers. No. 81 Exchange
Place. New York city.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic gives permanent relief
In all ehOlerIe Disorders
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lays the blame for this effect upon one OF his
| assistants, now dead, whose death is believed
to have been fastened by exposure to the
fumes OF osmic acid during the preparation
OF the inRot. Exactly what Is the best thing
now to be done IL not very clear, since TO make
q new lngot would be serious undertaking.
and might cause much OF the work already
done to be discarded But, on the other hand
II the metres made from the present alloy Hre
to be retained there will be great difficulty
when this ingot Is exhausted In making an
other exactly like it-that Is, which shall con-
thin inst SO much rnthpnlIm.
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MY PIPE.

.-,,. beayy heart. and spirits low,
WA dark face, aud stern brow
BY IA any friar.
~ my room, my easy chair,
IA VIII Slippers. lab no fancy pair
~ ssnal.work, wrought by fingers fair.)
" NV humble briar.
|, ..uuot find my pipe. and-well
lcss,tsr words one mustn't spell
INV III too bad, this is
I, tarnd nj laat--a iiRht. whin,
~ ,,bal has saved me from Y Till
bao with Miss or Mlssis.
/, .,toh the smoke. wreathv cloud.
u VI WI. sonn | sour ab ,ye u crowd
sh' III earthly troubles:
I'm moner pipe. the better fair,
|IaEsaus,aehaum must ~ smoked with care,
apasiiy good Oh ,uuue Is rare.
si0'k hookah bubbles.
-.,cb the fleecy cloud. and soon
n IN ID Spain. or In the moon.
W An reader. What ge
.sysllp Young TIL N III confess
IN y. dream IA one II happiness.
And In eottagel
.nstlc cot. emhowered mid elms.
M bright with flowers us are the realms
OF fairy story.
l .umuler iunlet trieklea by.
fssgander there. the One aud i,
"A waleh the grand old painter die
y ID crimson glory.
H. nurmurs. " You must make a Name. .
sset he Bar, and rise to Fame
Become Chief Juatleei
&fsl the coming man has come:
*hInk how true the axiom,
What must be. must" Is.
aha nv Tyre to nobest themes.
ssava poets perfect dreams,
The nations listen;
nv Of Love. aud sorrow dies.
siirief, aud many pair of eyes
With tear drops glisten.
nanr the elected few with pride
N. tbe leader Of "A 81 10
LINN me. and 1. glad To hide
Hls head diminished;
AM my dreams dissolve In air.
M am back to facts and care
Nv pipe Is finished
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Back to HIS Days Of Innocence.
fAustin tSey ReveilIe

IHHSlIH ENBV.J HBVbI1IfI
tramp asked gentleman the other day
for a loan of two bits. He had no hesitancy
In saying, and he said it boldly, that he want.
ed to get drink The gentleman, much
pleased with the fellows candor, CAV him a
dollar. AS the story Is usually told, the
tramp, according TO oil natural customs
should have gone off on big jamboree; but
not SO this man. II invested the money In a
sled, and no small boy on the hill had any
more fun than he.
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One Week In Wall street.

October 7. 1873. Western Union Telegraph
stock sold at the New York Stock Exchange for
96s per share: October a. 1878. 1t sold at ss4. a
iuctnaipn of ga Der cent in seven days IL SOC
shares. sold on a margin OF per cent, REQUIRED
livered at ss4 gave profit Of o.. Der cent on the
stock. or s957 so per 100 shares. On the whole
II 500 the actual profit was sll5.1S7 50. or 81,
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40. noios me disease in check In the Fall and WIN
; ulont9s. me insect that causes the Seab Ia
thorclng nis way 80 deep into the true skin tbaf
a ae oe reached destroyed while In the
tba iDrang me insect comes TO the surface of
clippings In my Sheep Din. " 'No VI '"o
SO ealI Ior - :. gallon. and Freight paid on
saion iots 10 your railroad a-pot Book
sent > Is, Tree TO Sheep Growers. Address 8. ii.
Kennedy. Omaha Nebraska
KENNARD q FORSYTH.
wholesale Druggists and General Agents.
Jy2iy Omaha. Nebraska.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SUNDAY MARCH 2. 1879
owed, seems to introduce the poison Into the

lowed, seems to introduce the poison into the
system.
Burnt sulphur purifies the atmosphere very
well
INTERNAL REMEDIES.
Take one or more toads-the largest You can
hnd-put In an uuglazed vessel, cement 1t well
and put in an oven until the toad Is reduced
to ashes Dose, one drachm in a glass of
wine. Good both before and after the plague.
Eat o little rue with butter on your bread
with sharp-tased Limburgerj and loud
scented (Schwetzer) che, 8 after that a large
glass Of caIet wine.
DR.. Wenceslas Doblnzinski, convinced that
the saliva Is easily impregnated with poison,
advises the keeping and chewing Of bitter
substances in the mouth, to excite the sail
vary glands.
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Scab and Ticks
IN SHEEP.
NON-POISONOUS
SHEEP DIP!

1880 - As~-<SN u W
8. a. KENNEDY,
Omaha. Nebraska.
graduates the nest
This 10 the only dip that
adds 70 the staple and
value Of wool. II viii
cure the most Obstinate
cases-dilute each gallon
In $50 parts hot water
and will not cost q cent
n head each dipping,
Packed In one and
Eve GALLON TIN
CANS.
Dip Scabby Sheep I'm
the early Spring and
Summer az that is the
time 10 eradicate the dig
ease from the skin. Fail
and Winter dipping win
not cura the Saah IL orIy
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Signature Of the ju+ge:
IR ERNST iii EISCHEI Alt.


Surgeons. physicians and delegates from
France. Prussia. Brazil, Australia and other
foreign countries, give voluntary and highly
complimentary testimonials to the National
surgical Institute. not only for superiority OF
apparatus. but for originality, practicabilitv
and success OF the methods Of treatment. as
witnessed By them at the Eastern division. In
Philadelphia.
The coming visit to New Orleans is In fulfill.
ment OF an implied promise. made On the oc.
casion OF our last visit, in February. 1873. and
also In response to numerous letters and per.
sonal appeals from friends and from persons
who wish to avail themselves Of the benefits, a,
home. Of the special treatment of the Institute
The length Of the visit will enable the surgeon
to receive and treat to a successful termination
cases OF piles. fstula. many diseases OF the eye
and ear; cases requiring plastic operations.
ETC.; paralysis and resulting deformities; club
feet, hip-ioint diseases. curvature of the spine,
diseases Of the Joints and deformities in gen
eral will be treated. We urge the importance
of calling early. Will occupy the same rooms
as last year, No. 166 st Charles street.
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The National surgical Institute

VIII send one Of it's most experienced and pop
ular surgeons to New Orleans On the fifth OF
March. 1879. to remain one month.
Bringing assistants. work men and material.
from the Home Institute. be will be- fully pre-
pared for fitting up and applying the various
kinds OF apparatus so successfully mployed bg
them all over the Union. These braces and an.
planes are invented by DIR. Fl. Il. Allen, the
founder Of the institute and are manufacur
from actual measurements OF the patients and
applied only by duly authorized surgeons of the
institute staff.
AT the late Centennial Exhibition in Philadel-
phia these braces. Instruments. receivers and
other appliances. came into competition with
apparatus for like purposes from all parts of
the wo Id.
committee:
The United States Centennial Commission
after thorough examination Of all the exhib-
its made at the Centennial Exhibition. have de-
creed an award OF the highest premium. medal
and diploma TO the Ma ional Surgical Institute
for the following reasons:
/. 1t was found that the collection contained
many hundreds of most valuable apparatus
and appliances. Of original invention and ds.
sign. which by actual trial had proven to be- the
best In nss and greater in number than all
other exhibits combined
2. II vas also found that hey were of eunerior
workmanship .. he metallic portions being high
~ wrought In steel. nickel, silver and gold with
the most beautiful trimming, padding and up
holster1ng, maxi ing them exceedingly light
comfortable and beautiful. far SURPRISING every
thing on exhibition.
3. And above ai was their peculiar and fnge-
NOUS adaptabiliy for each and every deformf-
ty aud deficiency o. the human body: for in
this alone Is the secret Of their great anccess in
the cure Of cases r. quirinR them, anticipating
as they do. every conceivable requirement ana
com plica' Ion, combining ease W tn comfort 10
the patient, while correcting the deformftY Of
which the following a a hria
l. For originality Of invention or orthopedic
appliances.
2. For beauty Of workmanship.
g.. For adaptabiity TO all urposes designed
and for variety Of appliances for meeting differ
ent Indications
I. For very ingenious bath chair, for admin
istaring hot air aud medicated vapors.
Signed by group Of judges:
J; Fl. THOMPSON. A. NJ, MD.
The New York herald., 1879-08-24

IN THE COUNTY OF ANTRIM. COUNTY COURT,
EQuIrY Side. JUNK sIrrINGs, 1879
Il sSs ST TS KSS sSEs ss
PURSUANT to decree Of j. Hastings otyay, Esq, Q.
c. Judge Of the said Court made In suit wherein James
plain,i and John rareart OF shelton Park ihe said
county. and Others defendants; and also in suit
and the said James M'cie@en,s 1. defsndant
ing partition Of Farm sr Parcel q
Land formerly in the po..sssion Of Alexander
together WITH parcel or pos,iea q
Of situate lying and being IN the parish OF Annoy
Barny cCarey aud county Of Antrim With Ell the
ing and hs.d under roe Farm grant, dated the h day q
E.a of the part ana Janc Hamilton. widow. aud
cumbrancers ofShe said lands before th. Ah
Gs q s . go
their Christian aud surnsmcs addresses and descriptions
In the OF cncumbranccrs the nature Of the securities
any nsd 4 BY aS% or n del asisss @ ns,oSf hey viii h.. ss
been served with notice Of the said decree
Dated at the County Court House Belfast the 2ist day
II. McNEILE MCCORMICK
ALEXANDER cARuTf f'ssII s.s%sas 1l sss said Court
ALrxASpss oRoekT * Xxi is's sSs ssS
Solicitors for the said John raggsrt
Solicitor for Robc, McGowsn Jane. Rush and o,hers
DuRsuANT To DECREE or THE HIGH COURT
April isS1 IN The matter Of the estate Of Thoms. Davis
deceased, Bcerc Uemming aud Cox vs. Hemming.
Thomas Hedge Hedges formerly Of Birmingham In the
county Of wick England who was last heard Of In the
year isJ6 from Newark ~ j., IN the United States OK
America II living children other ssue OF the
said Thomas Hedge Hedges dcad other per.
son or persons claiming heir or heirs AT Law OF
Thomas Davis. late of Pfors Msrston. In the county
of warwick, England, ycoman deceased, who dice
in or about the month Of July, 1883, living
ut his death. the person or persons, who %
devise descent otherwise IL or are entitled to the real
the said Thomas DAVIS descended TO such heir
or heirs at law are by their solicitors before the ss
DAY OF November s59 In and prove their claims
In The above named action the cham OF the Honor
able tho Vice Chancellor Sir Charles Hall, No ~ Cham
lane. the county OF Mtddlesex IN England cr in
default thereof they viii be percmptory excluded from
the benefit o decree Friday 2ist day Of Noven-
bor 1879 ut In the the said chsnl-
bers appointed for hearing and adjudcating upon the
claims. WILLIAM BlNNS SMITH,
Dated Auarsr Z, 1879.
CooKx & JONAS Chief Cerk.
Sergeants lnn Chancery lane, London, England fian~
uns Solieitvra
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE COUNTY or ANTRIM. COUNTY COURT,
lDIyISIuN OF BALLYMENA.
EQUITY SIDE. JUNE SIrTlNGS 1879
In the matter Of THE PARTITION ACTS, 1868. 1876
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS AND ENCUMBRANCERS.
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col a ma place. attendant les eve
nements, sans trop avoir consci-
ence de ce que j'etais appele a de
veuir.
Les evenements he Sc firent
pas at,endre du tout. MATS, o al
titudO j.! ills Sc manifestereut sous
la torme de souf1ets tres bien AZ,
pliques sur ms figure, ne yous de
plaise, accompanies de coups
d'ongles violeu,s, e tout eutonre
dun assortment de paroles vehe
mentes, prononcees dams ube
langue qui est familiere II mon
bother, ct que je supposai, 6tre
de l.alIemand do femme i,ritee.
A COntinuer.
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H'HlBODAUX, THEOPHILE, Toun
i Constable, assessor, Collector and
U~hartinyer Office Green Street between
Market and Levee,
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Il HIBODEAUX, JOS. t., Treasurer Of
L the Iown, corner Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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'TnilBODAU3 COLLEGE, Very Rev
q. NJ. Menard, situated in one of the
most healthy parts of the town Of TLibo
daux.
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T>HlBODEAUX. JOS. T., Pharmacist
L Dealer IN Patent Medicines, PxrEu.
@ss'y, Sc, corner OF Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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THIBODAUX FOUNDRY. Bodley e.
L keeie, Proprieto,s, l.evee and jackson
Streets.
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TFIBODAUXFIRE DEPARTMENT.
L Organised September eth, 1874. OH.
GERS: ii. W. Tabor, Chief Engineer. P.
n. Lorio, LIST Assistant NJ Il. Legendre.
2nd Assistant j. Omef Landry, Secre-
tary and treasurer Taylor Lagarde, A.
Bourgeois and L. Aze1na Delegates,
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kTRANGERS HOTEL THOMAS AL
BERT, Proprietor, corner ihibo-
dauX and Green Streets.
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GOCIETE DE BIENFAISANCE EFT
CD'assistance Mutuelle de 1hibodaux
Les s6ance reguliere dc cette societ6
ont lieu 10 premier jeudi de chaque mois
az henres du soir du Ter Octobre AL ler
avril, ct d = heures du Ter avril au Ter oc-
tUbie.
OFFICERS :-Thos A. Baleaux, President
Z. %Sabourin, Vice President II. H. Niche
let Secretaire u. l.. Aucoin. Assistant So
cretaire Jos. T. Thibodaux, Tresorier !;
Theophile Bergeron, Coilecteur; Jos
Deyillard PORTER.
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TYRONE, j. A.. Books and stationorv'd,-
L PIT, corner Main and St. Louis SITS.
locpposite l.. '. Riviere's otore). Photo
gfsiph'c Gallery. corner st. Louis and Thi
bOdaux.
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MOORE, 1. d. Attorney at Lav,-ot
W flee up stairs Main at. corner
Focus.
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X NOBLOCH, CLAY Attorney at Lao
IA Office up stairs Green St., between
Market and Levee Streets.
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gan AN, +. Parish ard School Heu-
~ urer, Office corner Green and LIE
wee stree 8.
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nSCHWALD. G.. j. Sh0 en- ak.y. Ma
~ Street between st. Louis and st. PHI
lip streets.
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Y,HIBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
L No 80. A. +. and A. M.-Eeeular
meetings on Wednesday,, on OF before
each full moon at 7 o'clock p. n. Green
Street, between Levee and Market
Streets.
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DAILROAD EXCHANGE, II. II. Mich
~ elet Proprietor, corner Main and FL
scu SITS.
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~,T. JOHNS SCHOOL.-Rev. C. +. D.,
~ Lyme principal jackson Street near
st. Johns Church.
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TABOR. Fl. W., Family and Planta-
L ton Groceries, Green Street, between
Lepee and Market Streets.
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X SORLOCH, J. V. CA-k Of lie Cour
lA-Thibodsux La.
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MONT-CARMEL CONVENT, Acade
~ my for the Young Ladies', under the
Direction Of Sister St. Bernard,
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I ICHT. F. L.. Parish Physician. ce ::
II jackson St, between Thibodav md
st. Bridget SITS.
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n SULLIVAN, Z. A. attorney at lac.
~ Green Street. between Main and
Thibodaux Streets.
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pROTECTOR FIRE co. NO. 9. En-.
CINE House, Jackson st. Regular Pa;
rades on the thirdSunday Of each month,
and regular meeting on the third Monday.
Officers ST. \: Badeaux, President /;
a. E. Engeran, Vice-President S. Blum,
Secretary; RIA. Lagarde, Assistant Sec
rotary w. G Raglan, Foreman Frantz
Iernot, Assistant Foreman;H Hose Director
John Angel, Assist Hose Director l.. b.
Juliilat, W.. Brockhott, Treasurer.
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MACHADO, J. D. Groceries and Drv
NJ Goods, corner Maine jackson and
Levee streets.
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PAGAS. w. H.-Pyysidenk Tnibodoux
~ SaW NW Co.. Local Aye.t and Col
lector, T%hibodaux, La.
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IpIVIakE. L., Dry Goods, corner Main
~ and st. Louis Streets,
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DOTH Il FLEETWOOD. Drug Store.
IL Market street, between Green and
St, Louis streets.
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ROUDREAUA, g., Post Muster and
u Grocer, st. Philip st. between Main
and Market SIS.
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AGARDE j.. Barber, Main st. be-
IL tween st. Philip and Jackson SITS.
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DiNNiNGS, 5 A. Mrs. NiHtnary and
II Fancy Dry Goods. corner jackson and
lhibodauy SITS.
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MEUNIER, A., Dealer in Foreign a..
~ Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing SC,
Main Street corner st Philip.