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with one accord endorse the establish
ment Of the Loyal Ladies' League in
connection with Acton Post No. 30,
and extend acordial invitation to the
wives, mothers, daughters and sisters
of soldiers, sailors Ur marines, honor
ably discharged from tie lase war Of
the Rebellion rs years Of age or up
ward to unite in this just, patriotic
and holy cause. Ladies, with you de-
pend the Organization Of the Ladies'
Loyal League In PGDn's Grave. Tie
comrades Of Acton Post No. 30, are en-
thusiastie to promote the interests OF
the G. 4. z. aud will lend their aid
and assistance to help advance and pro-
mulsate the l.. L. J.. Ladies, rally
around the flag and let your presence
be felt WITH the Boys i'll Blue at their
camp-ires. For full particulars apply
to
II. II. DtGrof., Pos Commander.
J. Il. E|lkintoD,
Cbas. Pielsoa,
s. j. Wand, Advisory Com1nrsse.
VIM. M%Bnion,
Geo. Cook.
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PUBLIC SALE
or
PEHSoNALPRopERT

VIII be sold at Public yendne, st the resi-
dence Of the Subscriber In The Township Of
LOWER PENIS NECK,
on The Hook road, leading from the CsBal
Bridge to Salem about half a mile from the
bridge. on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1899.
All the following described Property
HoRSES-G HEAD-~l BAY Horse, 10 years old
sound and gentle, a good driver or Worker.
! Dark Bay Mare, o years old, now with foal by
Norman l Bay Horse II years old, a good work
er and an excellent driver. I sorrcl Mare
years old nov with foal by Kemble> Jackson, !
Dark Bay Horse ) years Old, well broken dou.
Bile OF single, l Dolphin Colt cousing 8 in May,
The above are well worth the attention & a.i
parties wishing to pa,chss& o-r stoak
CATTL@--i READ--2 New Mich COVE. one
with calf by her side, 2 Attorney Cows will
come in profit soon. l Aldcrsley Bun, (these all
come from Imported stock) also 2 Attorney
Heifers 2ya@:s old.
HOSES Breeding sows, Jersey Reds) also
= shoafs about 9 weeks old, same and in good
condition.
CARRIAGES, WAGONS & IMPLEMENTS
2 good BuRgieS ] Cutter ! Spring Wagon !
Heavy Wagon Il Cart and Gsars good Sleigh with
pole and shafts SET Of Double Carriage Har-
ness 2 sets Single Harness sets Of Half Chain
Gears nearly new 2 sets Rome Gears Brides
Cellars Lines Flynets &c. Buckeye Combined
Mower and Reaper ! Lever Horse Powvr Pier
peint Sresier sugar Loaf Corn Shelter ia good
order Fan Min Sweet P"tatoe Digger Hewitt
n'4.ent & rae'ss Of different matsa az = good
order 2 Scratch Harrows ! Cultivator Fork
onvveis Hoes and all other artislrs usually
found on allrge farm.
Household Goods and many other articles too
tedious to mention. Also the one. half OF II
acres Of wheat in the ground. sale to COM
mence at l O'Clock p. NJ. Sharp. Conditions
made known ON Say Of sale.
THOMAS CURRY.
w. A, CASPER, Auetioneer
W TGARRlSoN C.erk
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Pelricktown, Feb. l, 1882

Mr.. Editor.-Like "Noyus Homo
we have raised oursef from among the
people for the purpose of seeing how
We look in print, aud also to give the
views Of q very large portion Of the
community upon the startling discles-
ure Of ''Novus' that there is any dis
satisfaction with our present suaye
and courteous Postmaster.
That our town like others has a few
restless spirits, always anxious for a
sensation, and never better satisfied
than when they are mixing themselves
with business that does not concern
them; We are free to admit, and that
class Of individuals originated the
clamor for a new postmaster.
The Withdrawal of DIR. Mullica as
carrier, was the immediate cause for
the present clamor of the miserable
vnlgrs" for a change. Now thu facts
are that DR., Mullica superseded his
calling in assuming that he was re-
sponsible for the whole mail service of
Pedricktown, and continually pouring
into the ears Of those who would listen
to him his complaint against the Post
master, has made a few believe that
our Postmaster has been direlict of
duty. If Or. NJ. hid attended TO the
work for which the government en-
ployed him and left others to do the
same it would have been better for
all concerned.
That there have been some mistakes
made ty our efficient Postmaster We
are free to admit. We have known
persons to be unnecessarily delayed at
the office. II is also true that in three
or four instances since the railroad has
been carrying the mail, covering a per-
lid OF several years, the mail has failed
10 reach the cars from the fault of the
Postmaster, and in every c.se he has
been called to acrount by the proper
authority, and in no case has he put
the blame upon DR.. N. or any II not
involved.
l make this asser.ion'"Meo P~ericulo"
tFom my knowledge of the man. But
are these sufficient reasons for asking
a change, and flying from present illsto
those we know not of. II is not every
person that is fitted for the position
and from some of those whom DIR. ID.
mentions as proper persons. may the
good Lord deliver Us.
IRIDE IRAE.
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LOYAL LADIES' LEAGUE.
G.. A. r., DEPT. OF NEW JERSEY.
TO TIE WIVES, MOTHERS, DAUGHTERS
AND listers OF SOLDIERS, SAILORS
Or MARINES, HoNoRABLY DIS
CHARGED FROM THE LATE WAR
OF TIL REBELLION,
GREETINE.

GREETING:
In response to a call of the Ladies'
Executive Board, Dtpt. N. j., G.. A.
R.. appointed BY the Department Com
mander, a delegation of ladies from
Posts /, s, 10, IL, 25, 81, A and 40 as
sembled in convention at Trenton Dec.
Is, 1881. "A State Department. was
formed, called the "Loyal Ladies'
League, Department of New Jersey,
q. A. r." to aid the Grand Army in
its financial and relief work.
1T was voted by the Department to
send to each Post in the State a copy
of our Rules and Regulations, to which
is added the following appeal, respect
fully requesting the ladies of each Post
who have mol already done so, to form
tht mselves into Subordinate Leagues,
!iIhat Ivy so doing, with our united eff
fort and fra,rrnal sympathy We may
be better enabled to render efficient aid.
-Four long, dreary years our noble
husbands, fathers, sons and brothers
Tough. and suffered in the b~attle-fields
or starved in Southern prisons, to pre-
serve the sanctity of our homes.
After the CLOSE of the war. to per
petuate the Fraternity, Loyalty and
Charity" that had grown up between
them among those scenes, they fol med
themselves in the Order of the Grand
Amy of the R-public-the noblest or
der Oh cath, because formed of its no
best and bravest man. Unlike any
other order, its vacancies cannot be fill
by successive generations, but ere many
y. ars the last brave veteran of the late
rebellion viii go from the ranks to n
swer to tho ro.l-cal. Of the Supreme
Commando. Bravcly, nobly and ener-
gstically have they allied tlemstlvest 10
the Order and sustained their encamp-
ments aud camp-hres by their own
manly exertions. But as the silver
threads grow more plentiful and the
burrows in the cheeks grow deeper, and
the step less elastic, and the heart more
tender-then they turn to the wives,
mothers, sisters and daughters who,
through all the weary conflict, wept,
prayed, sewed, sighed and cared for
them at home or in The hospital, and
impiore our aid.
From the rock-bound hills of New
England, from the prairie states of the
West, from the grand Old Empire and
KeystoLe sLa'es-and, last but by no
means least, from ths sands Of New
Jersey, is extended to us the right hahd
Of fraternity and fellowship, asking us
to JON them in an Order So nearly hike
their own that they may work in uni
son--that together we may cheer and
aid those who have sacrificed their
health or limbs for US, or the widows
and orphans " those who have gone
before.
Be it our mission. my sisters, to
stand side by side with these brave
veterans in every place where rome
may go, and in every possible way. by
the aid, sympathy and hearty cooper
alton they NEED from US, to make their
last days grand mustsring-out days Of
rejoicing and happiness.
FraterualIy yours,
CARRIE N. BCRGE,
Prest. l.. L. L., q. A. L., Dept. Of N. }.
Y~inelanu, n. j., Dee. 10, lSSi.
Acton Post No. So, G. A. II. have
~faY0rably considered the foregoing and
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LOCAL ITEMS.
SURVIVING & CoNyEYANCINa.

SURVEYING & CONYEYANCING.
TIE subseribts proposes to give inn
mediate anu strict attention to every
call in relation to the above.
The various Instruments of writing
plainly and legally drawn and eXeea-
ted. Surveying in all its branches, and
the tracing of cid original lines a speci
atty.
All work done OR tue most reason
sAIe terms.
Office on End Floor Of Odd Fellows
Hail, PENIS Grove,
J. X Louderback,
Commissioner OF Deeds, and Justice of
7t ne Peace,
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DELAWARE RIVER RAILROAD.

LAWAR RIVER
Arrangements have been perfected
which will give special advantages to
the Delaware people who wish to visit
the sea shore during the season o f1SS2,
by means of the shortest route to the
ocean. The steamboat samuel N.
FELTON," will run from Wilmington IT,
Pennsgrove, where ex~cursionists will
take the Delaware River Railroad
which connects with the West Jersey
Railroad at Woodbury., thereby having
an a~ll-rail route without change of airs
to Atlantic City and Cape May, and ar
irving at the seashure about two hours
sooner than by another route. The
same advantages are offered to excsr-
sionists from Chester who take the
train at Bridgeport. The manager of
the excursion business is John j. Pet
tsngill, No. 80 n. 11th street, Phila.,
with whom special excursion rates
may DO arranged for. This arrange
meIt enSureS q very deslraDle route Tor
excursionists from Wilmington, Chos-
ter and surrounding country. 1t viii
save time, avoid repeated transfers and
guarantee a comfortable ride the whole
distance in well appointed cars. The
Delaware River Railroad has been put
in first-rate order to meet the demands
of the excursion business, and is now in
readiness to accommodate the patron
age of this southern section. 1t ought
to be the popular line for the Delaware
people, and President Conner believes
that this will soon be recognized as the
most desirable route for southern ex-
cursionists.- Constitution.
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Sheriff Coles took seven prisoners to
Trenton from Salem, n Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Barber and Mr.. Wm. IL.
Denny visited Trenton two days during
this week.
Horses and sle'ghs were kept very
busy here on Wednesday aid Thurs
dly.
Jonathan Dolbow was senterced on
Friday of last W, EEK to . years III the
State Prison at hard labor.
An exchange says the man who stops
his hoppe paper 90 ecouomize ought to
cut oil his nose to keep from buying
pocket harderchiefs.
Nothing of Importance has been
transacted by the u. j. Legislature this
week. The Senate adjourned on We'd
nesday noon, but the House feeling
that it vsSs about time it should get
I down to work, did not adjourn until
Z Thursday.
Joseph Hart, a shoemaker, of Will
Nlrgton, Delaware, 90 years of age,
~to had become noted for decorating
his store on each anniversary of Thos.
ka.ne's birthday, died Of pIeumon!a
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EMINENT PHYSICIANS.

are prescribing that tried aud true rem
edy, Kidnes-Wer for the worst eases
of biliousness and constipation, as well
as for kidney complaints. There is
scarcely a person to be found that will
not be greatly benefited by d thorough
course of kidney-Wort every spring.
If you feel out of sorts, and don't
know why, takes package OF Kidney
Wort and you will feel like . new Great
ure.
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A Nrw HrAIrn ALMANAo

We lave just received from the well.
known Publishing House Of Fowler &
Wells, their Illustrated Annual Of
Pbreuolcgy and Health Almanac for
1882, 81 octave pages. price 10 cts.
This publication has become a necessity
in mary we'll regulated families, and
well it should, Tor it is filed with read
ing matter containing valuable INFER
nation relating to Phrenology, Phsiog
nomy, Health, Hygiene, Diet. etc. The
Number before us, in addition TO II .
usual astronomical notes, monthly cal
endars. etc., contains the Principles of
Phrenolo2y, with the names and tie
location OF the organs illustrated; A
fine life-like portrait of Mr.. Nelson
Sizer, the w~ell-knoWn PbrenOlogist and
Lecturer; Portrait and sketch Of Mrs.
Eliza Garfield, the mother vi the late
President; some Contrasts we meet in
Oily I,fe, illustrated; Influence of Hat-
It on Character and Destiny, illustra-
ted; Mental ard Medical Scie.cs III
China, with illustrations; Character
and Longevity; Tie Annual Sanitsr-
ism. will limits and admonitions for
the farm and household, suitable to the
different seasons OF tue year; and u
great amount Of iSfornaticn i'll small
paragraphs, -nd a full and complete
catalogue Of chronological works pub
lisLed ny this house, End 81 5-at ~
mGi1 Tor only 10 cents. 1t is handsome
ly published, and WI. nave a large cir
culation. We will say to our readers,
send 10 cents in stamps OF once to the
publishers, FOWLER & WELLS, I55
Broadway, New York.
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is a Positive euro


Zoe all those Pstanai Complaints aed Weaknesses
90 cssasas a I oosra best feasaie population.
II will cure entirely the worst form Of FenAAe cot-
pIaiilts. ell ovarian troubles. Inflammation and uloc-e
ticn, Falling and D~ispiHeemenss, and the eonseq5sas
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Change a. life.
ft will dissolve and espei tumors from the rteruain
an early stage Of dsyelorinenk The tendency 20 can
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u removes ~fsiptne-~. sas,slsney. destroyaaii craving
Tor stiuu,asts. and relieves weakness OF Me sscmacA-
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Geaerai Debility, sksplss-nss. Depsession and indt
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That feelisg Of b@atsg down. caasng pain. weighs
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II will u all times and under all circumstance act IN
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Compound Ia unsurpassed.
LYDIA Z. TINkMaM's VEGETABLE coA.
POUNDS PREFERRED at s3 And zs wess-ra Avsnss.
Lynn. NaSA Price 81. six bottles fss o. Seat by Euai
In the form Of pslh, aso In the form of ioxsnEss. on
rosopt OF p<iss, o. pes boz for either. Mrs rSnkhAn
freely Answsrs all letters Of Inquiry. Send h~ p~naA-
lN Address a. above. k~%ssoa els Rap~.
No tasty shsuad Be without LYDIAK
UvKz PuLA Esss cure soasap~csa. hAsSaasa
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~ SOLD By al ~DrHsessas. q
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Tut IN II
PENIS Grove, February !, 1882.
TO THE PEOPLE OF PEORICK-
TOWN.

! see by the PENN's GROVE RECORD
that you want a Tinsmith in your vii
lage. If you will give me any enconr-
agemeDt TO ceme, and pledge me your
custom, l will providing Mr.. Somers
is not coming back open a store in
your village ard keep a man there all
the year around; if you will only hell
US by giving us yom work. What say
you? Shall We come?
BILDERBACK.
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This firm is now in its sixth year Of exis-
tence, and the rapid and permanent growth
i. has made is something unprecedented in
he history Of carriage building. lis per
manancy end growth have been accom-
plished, not BY any special effort at "drum-
ming the trade, but by tie excellency @.
the vcrk produced, and by the low price at
which this work has been sold. Anothes
great feature Of its SUCCESS is in the STYLE
Of tina work produced. Its TOO ofen the
case that in low priced work the style is coz
r~espondingly low or common in appearance.
But all goods manufactured by T.. T. HAY.
bck, are made in q stylish and artistic
manner, thus adding beauty TO quality.
This firm does not build the lowest grade,
nor the lowest priced work in the market
by any means, but is mailing a specially OF
a medium grade full leather top buggy a, s
very low price for the quality; and is offer
ing special inducements to the trade to buy
in large quantities. Send for Catalogues
end Wholesale Price Lis, By addressing
II. r.. ErAYD0cE
coz rLCu AND 18TH Els,
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a Positive Caro- for Of an
Kinds. II ia nstERtaacous in b nes<
eaa PcrmcseHt In BseNalt. cares at any
stage OF tue di"ease Has cured cases 30 te. ribl
that bones came nom the uose.
DIR. EvorY'e diamond Cntarrh II ena-
cSy is milo anu p eassnt, aforting IN asa Le
HPifeIaad prompt cure ia all cs.es |tt htRrTh,
IsEuenxe, say Fever, DroacbitiA.
1t VIII remove foiy p15 and enectasily ccre
Waiery and Purulent Discharges from the Head
and Throat, and Euetld. SickenIng Breath: peY-
hetiy restore impai ed smell, Tasta and ~iieartng;
relieve Hesdscho, Breek up Coda in the Head
strengthen the VotSe ana Eye; Purify, Regp tie
and Render Clear ami Active every Organ % br-
Head aad Throat Price, 80 ceLIs.
DIR. Evory,s Dia ~ Envicorntor
epsrfect at0o1 Further, Appetizer an
Nerve Ten39. 1t kIrkes u {, Ht!ul. whoa
some drink, which l~nvigornf~s. EuriHeN
ind strengthens tne 81 ire system.
FOR Gene al Debility. Dysp~ psia, BillousneeS,
TORPID Liver. fndi. ehtIsn, keuralsie and Rheu-
matte Affections, j~alndics, Malsrs, r atuleucy,
Nausea, Sick Headache AVID Kidney Complains,
ttisi Invaluable. Price, 50 cents.
Dr. Evory's Dfarnond salve is n sover.
elm cure Tor Burns, Bruises Sores OF all kindg
SaA kseum, Teter, ii :gTUrnl and Cutaneot
kruptions. Price, 20 cents.
Ask rcUr Drsegikt for these raBeG
les aa@ lake 80 otbcs or W iii DO sent
FREQ GA receipt OF price.
Descriptive Pamphlets Free.
Address Ii. Evory's Diamond Hsmedies Co,
p. Q. Pox aseo. l4 John Street, New Ycrk
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Dissolution OF Co-PARSsERsnIP.

Ut NV-IA h IINHIa.F'
The co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between the subscribers trading
under the firms name of Sparks &
Layton, is this day mutually dissolved
by the retirement of David G.. Sparks.
All persons owing the firm will pay
Mr.. Layton, aud all bills against the
firm will be settled by him, who will
continue the business at tie old stand.
David G. Sparks.
William V. Layton.
PENIS Grove, February !, 1882.
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rnnsrh DIRECTORY.

EETH0plsF PROTESTANT CHURCH
hEy Afa1seN Pastor.
F5Etay ser sri--lf 2 ~.
= raetira r. N. and 2. r, NJ.
power f,st iug-Wcdnesday evenings.
NFrpnDfSw ~rPIStOPAL CHURCH
rev u. h. ftRP3N. Pastor
s'eJaF t1n0i-2 81 ".
r.c1 iii4E- N A.. 81. ard ! p. "A.
P.ag1r FegtilW-1N@Sday evenings.
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NOTICE.

- The subscriber is now agent for and
rerdy TO receive orders for an; of the
.aHilT, weekly or monthly papers. All
pspers will he delivered at your homes
regularly. Orders left at Mr.. Wlo. h.
Makers Store IN Main street will be
promptly attended to.
ISAAC z. SIAPKISS
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A, F. LAYTON.

VIM. Cooper Layton.
The %butchering business will be con
tinued at the old stand Ivy VIM. Cooper
Layton. who de.ires to thank a genrr-
Gus public for thu liberal patronage
ex: ,nded to the old firm, and solicits a
coz inuance of same 10 the new finn.
VIM. Cooper Layton.
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POST OFFICE.

POST OFFICE.
Office hours Open Sundays except
ed iEsm 6 60 A. NJ. to 90 T. N. Time
of arriving and closing of Mails-M&'i
from Phi!ad'a and intermediate pieces
arrive daily at 10 CO A. NJ. & ) 80 p. NJ
Closes, q 80 A. NJ. and ! 90 P. n.
From Bridgeton and all points south
of Woodbury., arrive daily at 5 80 2. M.
closes at 6 so a. NJ.
Letters containing money and valua-
bles registered on application-fee 10c.
s. r. LEAP. p. NJ.
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Dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE.

PENIS Grove, Janua7y 10, 1882.
The co-~partEership heretofore exist
ing be. ween the subscribers trading
under the firms lame Of A. F. Lay
ton & Bro, Butchers, is this day mu-
tually dissolved by the retiremtnt of
Mr.. A. F. Layton. The books and ac-
counts Of the late firm will remain in
the hands of Wm. Cooper Layton, lat
the old establishment, for two weeks
for settlement, after which they will
be placed in the hands of our author.
lied agent, James s. Hannah, Esq, for
collection.
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Wa n. DooIittle. II. II. Warner. Robt,
NeNren. date Assistant COm'r Of Patenls.i
II. n. WARMER - Co, Attorneys az
Law. MARINER BUILDING. W .snIN6TeN h. C..
AIleglien given 70 Patent and alninx eases'
Laud., Pensions, Bount,eS, and Government
eixim4. Attentioa prompt, charges moderate.
with stamp. Refer TO Members OF Con
gress and Heads Of Government Departments.
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PAT E TT IT'S

Inventors Win Advance their Interests by En-
pIoying an Experienced Attorney resident in
Washington. +. A. Lehman. Solicitor Of
American and FOREIGN Patents. Washington
ID c. has had years successful Practice. and
was formerly an Examiner OF Pat, nts in the
4 tent Once. All business before the Court OF
he Department promptly attended to. lie
ontin gent upon success. Send for Circular.
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Thousands Of woraen have been entirely
cured OF the most stubborn eases of fe-
lvale weakness by the use oil Lydia E
fnkhAm's Vegetable Compound Send
to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass. for pamphlets.
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should address EDISON BROS, Attorneys-at-
Law and Patent Solicitors. 6l7 Seventh Street
Washington. ID. C., for circulars Of instructions
Reasonable terms. References and advice sent
FREE. We ttcndrIclEsiyell TO Patent business
Reissues, lnterferences. and eases rejected in
other hands a speciality. Trade-MaTkt and
Caveats solicited. Upon receipt of model or
sketch ana description We give our opinion as
to patentabillty, FREE OF CHARGE. We refer
to The Commissioner of Patents, also to TX
commissioners. Established 1866. If
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HHU0;UsEFURNISHlNG DRY GOODS.

Few such exhibits as this are made in the country. None
can surpass il in atractiveness, variety and interest. The almost
perfect system to which the business is reduced, insures the most
prompt, careful and economical service of all patrons.
The prices are beyond controversy as low as the goods can
be conveyed from producer to consumer, rs all methods of cheaper
ing prices are in vogue known to the most exact business science.
On moderation of prices, primarily, has the success of the house
been based, and success has furnished facilities for still further
lowering of prices, while giving the additional advantages of con-
venhnce, comfort and despatch in all transactions
There is no reason why all who desire should not share in
the advantages which are offered by this great mart of fashion
and ofuse.