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They called tini John
Bosbee He' looked
like one of the family-i• and probably . gave , his
name correctly,. , Careful Aulg..-s of. second-hand
clothinVeSilMeted ''lliS titake4tdhe •t as . "ful .
lows : , i ..1_ t 'i . ,fI /I 111 I/. •
_ Coat and.y,qst,..,.• t, .. • .., • • •'.- •• • • ..).1‘. 4 4 43 9?:
,l Diliei ,tf (iinentii,4 ...i .V. :. ', ... ;,. Mc:,
: 4 - ; ;130tits 01 fiat!). :, ...; ~:,• .
Lt
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Total 1 ditic
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..tte was strong and oliust, stout and lazy,
7 ,.nd he itehied:'-,to take.inetteis very coolly. • '
..' ''``l helle.vh I Wks drui l lk," iie irelilied to the
• f And are alsC a yagrant," , observed ,the
court. . - - I : . ' •
. . .. .
"Isn't there any difference between , a tourist
and a vagrant'?" queried Bisbee.
,"I'm a trav
eler, sir i I heve_.viiited. the prißcipal cities of
Burope r and int ACV making it'tiitir of Ameri
,ca.. I, drink ~whiskey h, ithe advice of one of
the most ethinent physi cians of , 'Europe" .1 .
`"mph," remarked .the court , i
"You have every beautifiil city here," ci
f;tinued theteurist. It reminds inc very Ibi
p.bly of
. the island- of St. aelena r . 111 read
home but yesterday, and will prbhably rem
two." a week or.
...
"I shouldn't , be surprised if, you, , . rental'
hernth \ rec moriths," - said his Hotta. "I'll s(
a man to show,. you one of, our Wick.. city i
,tetf . institutions. and I think yi - .(U'll stop th
till spring opens." - • : .
"Do you hint at 'imprisonment ?" asked
'tourist. • , . : 1
"Nhat's just what. I anl hinting at," rep
the court.. • 1 .
"Isn't this rather arbitrary?" 'inquired
*Stranger. "I got drunk in . I'alestine and
one Said anything. 1 - got drunk in Consta
noble and was invited to deliver a lecture
zg,ok drunk in Edinburgh, and ,was invited
game supper. It hardly seemsl.p - ossible '
you will inteiiii , pt my tour arodnd the wi
merely for the sake of filling up ,your pris,
..
"You'll realize it when you get u there,
• Aosbee.' • All the traveling !you'll I 1
do fqr,
next three month's to comie won t raise
blisters?' -- ". '• I
I ,
"Am I sent up on accontt of my looks ?
``asked. ' • - .
His Elonor motioned him into the. corrid
"BecauSe, if my =looks have seta me to
' i on, what—
Be 'might heve got 'six; months if Bijah
tottUrrietfilim away so fast.
pt alloived in the Cars.
Nod
It haply • ?ed the other day on the Lehigh.
Valley Railroad. - The train hsid just lett iis
ton and . co nductor. Wasma.king his firstil.
found,when he observe'l i small white dog
MO a . bnshy taiVand bri la black eyes sitting
cosily onlhe seat beside young lady s 'hand
some that it made his hear roll over lik a lop-
aided putiiPkin. Dui duty was duty t and he
remarked,in his most deprecatory manner
"I'm sorry, madam, bnt its against the rules
to hay* dogs in the passenger cars." "
"0 ! my, is' thatio ?" and she turned up two .
1074 y: brown eyes at him beseeeningly.,“Nyhat
"Wile world will I do.? I can't throw : \ him
away, He's a Christmas present from my
• aunt." ' ' • ''' •
. - "By ticeans, miss.. We'll put him in a
. m bye just
baggage ear, and he'll bp just as happy as a
robin in spring." - , ,
"What ! put my. nick., ,white - deg in a & nasty.,
. ,
.stuffy, dusty baggage car ?" ~ ~ ,
"I'm awfully sorry, miss, Ido assure you,but
the rules Wit& eamPany' are 'inflexible as,
*le laws of the Aliedm; and the,m other telloWs,
"01iltrolv. He shall have my overcoat to lie
inn, middle brakeman shill give him grub and
water every time he opens his mouth ."
4 1 just tpink it's awful mean, 501 do; and I
,know somebody will steal, so, they will," And
Abe showed a half notion to cry that ;nearly
4 broke the,conductor's heart ; but he
. was firm,
And
_sang out to the.brakeman •
5...1"11ere, Andy, take this dog over-into the.
baggag. ear,and tell 'em to take just the best
kind 'of etre of hini." • •
The young lady pouted, but the brakeman
reached over and picked l it
_Alp I as tenderly as
though it was a two-weeki"-olcl baby, but as he
lid so kstranee expresdion cameover his' face
ike a wave of crainp-colie, and he said haStily
o the '
"Here, you just bold him a thinute . tpi. pttt,
this 'poker away," and he trotted out\ at tbe ear
diieriiiad held on to the .brake'wheel; ihaking
like a man with ae., ' I t
The conductor , no soonettad ;his hands on
the dog than he looked draund for a hole to
fall:A*9 11 0. _
I,Fh 7 ,Nyloviy this is a worsted dog."
.4 1 r
ee, air," - said Jute little ,niiss, dernurely.—
"Didn't you, 10)0w, that ?"
I "146; rni! . iikofff'awful sorry' ,o> say I didn't
Know 4111,1 hat e' and be aid the Chiistmai dog
down in the owner's ap, and wftlice3 out "on
helliattoirn, where lie 'stood half 'in hour in
the cold i 4Fyi s tig,lo thinkpf a hYmn,tune AO suit
the if4srirat:)l4 iintee: Lehigh VitlielY - road.
'PfeB!”,
How to'become a lawyer.
' —4,
A &w or two ago, wiled a'young,- man enter-
ed a Detioit lawyer's' loth.ce to study law,. the
said
-• "Now, see here, I lia*CrOititin'to fool away,
and If , you don't pan out wdll I won't !cep') you
here thirty gays. Dayetimant to make a good
laystei.?"
?IVO . ; WiTvrsiton , die poi te.old people,
seoatisti tAey bar cash. Be Doti o Ihe boys,
,
lieause theyare - growing up to a essh basis.—
"0* with: rePortorf- and get pnifs. Goito
it,eliurr,h , for ' the isalte rot example Don't fool
lime4way'on poetry, and ~clon't even look
711: 1 ?`PaA.Plpul a case., jaP'eat
toilow these instractions You will succeeo.v*lf
) te..41 0- eP4 -11/M 40,1130 doctor tn.
kin I.olg tictei,,frAends.),t!'/' •
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4.-"?;: . .-.T , ', -, ';.,::'',., , ; 1 ... l i:t•ik
CIIAPTAR evir s morning.--
ball_beeti Winking" deePlY t .for taro
and there was a Spartan lotok on his face be
iat;dotOni breakfast ; : He wiis. unusually quiet
tichigli lie said believer felt better in:his life..
, ( OIAPTEX frtan - tbe table be'ilretv
forth his tobacep beOf' wito,
`'iOsinnab;l;in,going to quit tbeeql"
: , ;• „, 3 ,
am: ve been a slave to the dltg,nit
,
ing habit fur.. forty • Yeari, but now I'm done
with itl Olathe are, nannahr
She followed liitn't6 the back' doroi; and he
Bang the.hoi,far out into the bQck . yard: : ' - - -
CHAPTER . days pissed.:.: -Dried
puulptijil,:eliek;;spices, gum,' 'and 'dried : beef
had been cheWed,=.in ',place of the actistOnied
TheAliinily :i cat pad beei . kielced ouv,of,
he :house ;, the : bad fled ; :thc . lured, girl's
nose was' up ;;•ev z ekt 'p'eddler scanie'tO
the 496 k.,
"But you will stick- to your resolution, won't
rou ?" asked the wife.
"I %ill or die hereplied. .
CHAPTER. LAST:— ' ''rwas . ricaked
around the house—on his' knees nu ..tlingrass 7 4-
i:tawed around-Ongers - I ; clutched an objeCt--lid
hex open—poya his right Land to-his mouth
‘"Yuni ! w at ' a thol,ll, was ; !"
3loanyi-Don't,
ed
nd
I,ere
Professional ilkdyiee
I .
Did yOueVer know Major Ben Gamble; who
used to own a bed
. .of those magnificent. Oysters
at the head of Buzzard's . Bay ? You, have eat
en the "Wa,reliain" oysters ? Well, the major's
were of the same quality. Once upon a; time
Major Ben had occasion' to send fottliedOctor.
Dr. Ansel - Sprowle was the man--;-and be came
and examined and prescribed, and dealt out hiS
In due course the doctor sent in his
.bill, having evidently: made it out witba , view
to the peCuniary ability or his customer.: "For
Medicine," he charged $1.76, • "For professio,n
al ad vic ‘ o $5." . ,, The majiii", squirmed,but paid
• the could see no help. . • •
Not long after this- D. "Sorowle got, a-taste
of the Gamble bed Oyster at A neighbor's; and
having ascertained Where they were obtained,
he resolved to have some. The . next time he
hid occasion, to pass the major's - restaurant; he
Up and made inquires about the bivali.es
He thought that he would take half a bushel in
_Wagon. Ho* long would 'they keep.?
"PUCein . doWn on!'yOur cellar bottpni, and
.they'll keep tv , fortnight good." said the majOr.
"I want 'ern to roast," : explained thedootdr.
..."They're just in good' trim fOrMiat.".: • • •.
•11low do yott do it.? How long does . it
take P.•• • - -• • •
o a
hat
rld
any ,
"You . never roasted an Oyster, doetpr ?"
• “Never 'cooked one in my life ;Amt.. ate. sonie
'at neighbor. Sanborn'a and
,t4ey were: tooth
some. He . .. Said they were rciagedin.tha shell."
"And you want me. -to • tell . you - huiv. to dO
It ?"' •
. "
. .
yoU . . • .
'And thz.reunain Major Ben very minutely se
forth the ?ho Us operandz of roasting 7 OYsters.i.
the shell.
. doctor took his oysters and departed ;
and was'so 'well pleased with the roast that he
obtained otherAnalities. • By-and-by the Major
sent in his bill 7 -"tur oYsters, $2.75. Fur pro: ,
Ifessional adviee,.ss.7, .
Pr. Sprowle was not a dunderb e ead. He saw
t4ie point, and paid the bill. \
Johnny's Compsnlon.
:Wen you come, to see a owl close it has ckffle
big eyes, and wen you coMe to feel it with
your fingers, w it bites, you find it mosclk
'tethei• - s, with otiV jus t rocat enut to hole 'em 'to
'gather.
• Onee they wag a man tliot lip wud like a ow'
for a .pet., so
,no tole : a bird man to send ths
.pes - one in - the.sliop;but wen it ' was brot
lOokt at it and squeezed ;it, and it diddentsut-.
§o the thaw he rote to. the . bird - man and sat
Ile'keep the owl you sent, tho it aint like.
wanted, hitt iireri it is wore out you must Make
me a other,. with littler eyes, for I spose these
eyes are number twelves, but I want number
and if I pay you the same price you
Can aftord - to,ifut in more owl. • ,
Owls has got to have big eyes cos they has
to lie out a good deal . at..nite a doin bianis with
:skim d - ?, in ice,. wieh - keeps. 4l4te ours: They_
said.to be very wise, bnCinY sisters young. limn,
he-says any bobby curie ; E,e wise if they
wouti.set OP nites to take notice. •
That fella comes, to our house jest like he
use td, only more, and wen :1 ast wy he
,
come sb much said he was'a man of sience.
like me and was a stqy ,in ornithOsaly,-wish
'tag birds. "" ast him . wat' ; birds he was a stUd
dyin", arid,,be said. anjils, and , wen, he said that
my sister she lookt out at the "winder,-anAdd
wiit it fine day it had turned out to be. But it
was' rainin cats and (lop . sven she said it. I
never see, Beth•a goose in illy life as,that girl,
but onele_Ned, with has been: in ol parts of the
vi[orr.'he says that they IS jest that way in fat- .
1 ,4 0 9;Y:,.. • •••
in I , l l e , PiCter alpblabets the 0 is sootetings a
owl, anisometincies it is ;,I' - ox, tut if mad(
the pleter ° s ire have it scan_ for' dggur to b6re
hqles with,: '; Pole that to olegaffer Petersloqke
Fen he was to our house 'looking at my new,
book, and i said you is , right, Johnny:and
here is this Hi•stands for harp, but who cares
for a harp, why 4:loht they make it stan for a
horgaa -. ? He is such .a ole fool.
A handsome. • young lady, 'entered a draper's
and, asked a baw,and the pOlitc, - young shop 7
than threw hhusele hack, and Teniatted that he
wits aL her service. "You But I want a buff,
not, .a green ; one WAR Abe rrePly.. e young
chart : tv ilte.d ,
the listof traverse' jurosa- drAwn to atm
'term '0 t P'kt4t)'
, rimipsl
004$ occurs the name of ; Th'os- fit eye colPreit
*,(kee4ition is put tiOWII,4II ti
4 4 V :
WOMeti , l- en.
.
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Simple Case
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TIE OWL
FREPARE
fALL :
%wi
llalloderff, R
VOOLEN SHA.
• CASSIMER
AND
PLAID AND 2 PLAIN, WOOL' AisTD
- MOHAIR DRESS 'GOODS, rSILKS,' :
- POPLINS, .1 CASHMERES,' :
• DRAB .TP DES' ALPA - :••••
• CAS; BLACK AND.
•
COLORED; • • :
(ROSE . BLANKETS
MARCEILES 'BED. SPREAD,g,'„':
WOOL TABLE:SPREADS; .
TABLE LINENS;frOW
. • ELS, NAPKINS
• • 'Lind. household
° •
Furnishing
. ;
Goods,
A large assortment; and I:ke-ap,
LADIES' AND CHILDEENS' MERINO UNDEROAR
MENTS. ME RI,NO AND WOOL HOSE. FELT
SHIRTS,
AND OVEQUALS.Icc.,ITIES, c. ALL SIZES
Prices to suit,
MILLINERY GOODS; RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATH
era, BLACK AND COLORED, SILK ANDCOT
TON VELVET'. TRIMMING SILKS;
A fine variety,, At G, & Co's
DRESS AND CLOAK' TRIMMINGS, LACES, -FRIN
GES. BUTTONS, SILK TIES, CORSETS. EM.-
-BROIDERIES. ZEPHYR, WORSTED
AND FANCY YARNS. CAN
.
• VASS, NOTIONS AND
STAMPED PAT
TERNS,
Always in great varietr,
DOMESTIC GOODSBLEACHED .
__,..AND BROWN
SHEETINGS AND '' IRTINGS, CANTON FLAN
NELS. CALLICQES, DENIMS. .TICKINOS
AND -CHEVOTT ' SHIRTINGS„L.AL
WAYS A FULL ASSORTMENT '
' ' • • THE MOST POPULAR - -
....
BRANDS;
And prices to snit the Mmes
.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. MATS. DRUGGETING
FURS, FURS. FURS, BTIMALO ROBES , , HORSE
BLANKETS, , LAP ROBES,Itc; Ace.
At CV. & Co's
Cheap
eltadtip l adt glothing.
Men and boys' ready-ntade exits, a large stock; Corn
plate assortment of beat Muds, warranted to give sat,
Isfaction. Prices to It the times at a. R. doCo's.
OVERCOATS. ! OVERCOATS. !
For toys', Youths' and Men. All eorts. Qualities WA
prices from *3to:PC.I Supply your wants at G. R. &
o's.
Large stock of fine eassimeres. Cloths and -Beavers
Measnree taken. 'good fitting and workmanship gnu
anteed. Prices fully 20 per cent. less than out of town
Call and leave your meat nre at G. R. & Cces. ,
•
Gents furnisltinggOods. White -and colored ccttot
Shirts, Wool: and - Merino Wrapperi and Drawers,
Flume' and tnerinoßose, Keitt Jackets, Comforters,
Ties, Bows. Mutßers. Gloves„ Trunks. Satchels,
&c. the largest variety in town, at G. R. & Co's.
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM, &CO
M. S. DESSAUER, Managing Partner.
Montrose. September 29th. 1815.
cARTFR, ABBOTT 14 JOHNSON.
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New Ad4artisements.
T
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NEW , ,
'TAR GOODS!
Its"..••
solikm & Cot
tu LS, OLOAKINQS,
ES; `. BEAVERS
oLor_rils
,
Our, uastom Deptirtmerit.
FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS! HAM! .! & CAPS! CAPS
Retail
Wholesale and R Dealers in
!:. :ioapytt'AßEi
RON, STEEL,. NAILS; BLACK,
SMITHS' 'SP PL I ES, 'FARMERS'
AND. MECHANICS' 1100 LS.
Agenti tor
119Pvcr'eeiOssi !Steel_ Cil-cocodli.
SEAT - SI4IINGS, STEEL
TOE. cAl4p apid CALK STEEL. &c.,
13IIRRETT'81 CORN SHELLER, AN
'nay, IMPROVED BURDICK ,
FED CU r \
.Firc.u. MN US,
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ST Washington St, .- .
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, fr 4- .lAiliellistwiroN'NliTi).
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T ARBE4L 111 . 0.T§.E. '
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,O . :1114) Ttipl.COtrir #0.17111i4;
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JOEINT , I 6,,,X4Xag444.PROP' R.
,
t /
Nite , stif4tht tiiis necks' 10'164 ow Itoiill'e ihitlii v
neettutigAlltelfm4rdoe 13.eilitity, the Lehigh VA o'
liallrosillilfillite P:41.1:& W. RAiiroad, • .
- A0111;4818; - t . • ,
, 40:. - -•••• , ,t ,-,, ;,,
WINTER
At G. R. it Co's.
At' G. li. & Co's
At G. R. & Co's
At G.R. &Coe
At G. R.& Cies
At (C, & CON)
MEI
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30.40•
3.• ,
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orkestrt. rie4D•Lw•,,
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lIIMMIMMI
GEORG
}lasing returned- from Ne*York a large and cOmplete assortment of
I '.:: • • ,•', , _ : -' if :. : ~ . . . .
RY:': - GOOD$;: : . CLOTHING; : ,. BPO7-rs2 BC.:::L.t.,HOES
2 „
Hats and Caps, Vbtions, &c.„ &0.,
ding Ma Jorge..
RRICIT...,ST. 911$ .IS.
• - , . . •• .
steek . ikne - 7,an:(l ,hoaght. . care. We- as heretofote, - ,effer the largeet
assortment And beat bargains' in' the cOunty:
Igr-Butter .
oitey advaiaoed %i•iien desired.
Great BenA, July s lth, 1875:
S - ..MINER,I
iNERY STILE tip
SPECIAL
°me L2mpe . 'Opal Lamps, All. Glass Lamps, Band Lamps.
Munoz* i t Shades, Shade Ni Tiolders, &c, &c.
,
' A143'0
• ' •
ari,XW; oTAL.I 3 .4I.NIVX , 1017".3E1LZ1.
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Prices Guaranteed' as Low ax amp House in &iuthern Yew Tor*.
I. ddreosti M 11 PrOmptlly'AttOnditd To.
ICIEST JOB PRIIIVIING •r I .
AT THE LOWEST RATE
1.3 We are.qoutinuattly tittlaing new material' tc our "office . at 4 with our
arge Stoik of JOB TYPE 'and FOUR - Printiil Presses, we Defy Comepetion
•
Both In) Price .arml "Quility s ,elther In 'Plain Black cc Qolored Work.
•• • ,;:'". i t
i t 1 : ,•;
FUAN/r.rUPX, ,
W. fW. Smith , & Scai's
, •F. • •
gxtelpStrel P l/12 1 4 1 re W4r.woola you wil)flud the largest
st,Ock ot
.
• .+..
FIRST CLASS AND COMMON
virtnEvral rigiartm.
•. • •
To be found in . this section of be coun tr y, of his ow*
inanufactnre, and .at.prices that cannot tail to give satis
faction. They make the veg best i )
EXTENSION TABLES
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, ,- In the ountry,litid WAraIiCPT thorn. - -
Ti . 312,tfc• 1. is t.ce 71r. • "PlPr, C 1iro
) Of-tili4Wrid.4 0949 1n the nestret trawler. '
ss EL AST: pr, -
43.113
OF itAmpii§ RINDS.
PURE . NO.I MATititSSES;- •
• Aid) Q04.3/10.N.-,AIATRASSES
I NG
The 3ubscriber will tiettafter make i 4. Adertaal a
specialty in his business: 1-laving Jett cemplete a
NEW and the int st,Oegata REA,ReE ; in the St:ste t :oi
'needing his services win be attended tt promptly and at
satisfactory charges; '
W. W
NITS & SON: ,
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ktontrose.Pa.. $1 '
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TIN WARE ' ,
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TINJ AND . SH E ET-IRON WAIiA;
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BUILDERS ' EIitApWARE V
OUTLER,Y,T•TC:i
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l'lmlcs to ot!r,lietils for eiP/t4NTP"'
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t. 211.111.. 41- F. , A . -
deko - Drps* Goou AAR zo- °tts *t.
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I .4,emporaqv7i.on National Hotel,, grounds. We shall
hern until our new. , . ,
OMPLET:E ON THE OLD:-919VND.
Highest price and prompt returns guaranteed.
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GEO. L. LENHEIM.'
BINGIIANTON . ,_:N..,..- Y.,
Ne I iTOLESALE DEALER IN
FLINT AND COMMON
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N n UCE3IENTS
11/A.NUFACTURER , OF
Marcn,31,:1976r. ''
R. LYONS CO:,
CARPETS, OILCLOTHS ; DRUGGET,
'MATTINGSi WIN DOW •
= - ' SIIAD4g;
PAPER. HANGINGS AN)) . ENAMEL
CL O THB, f.)OTIQN ,
• ''''C t OFF:ll4 - 11.- •
PLATED 'WARE; DI rGooDs AND
t GROCERIES, TAINTS,
OILS;'nEIS,
DAMASK,° • ALL OF DR. JAYNE'S
TRUNES I UMBRELLAS, RUBBER
liontroae;laiituary 1 1816.
J - :-' , DONLEY;
No. :40 lc 50,, w as hi ngtOA • Ste ,
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plan ,•A full asainimeit of
PAWS,. D,INRUIS Ro!nd and SITCORK
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PerlOiSe ter hem $6O Upward. Chamber Setts tea
140 upward.'' , Mittresaes 1 rout 14 Upward. Pure Wilful
ilkoarossel ftra $lO. Ao $15. , Aoh and Wallet
Eztesistan Tables from pi to $lB.
You can do Ibanez by purchasing your goods of as !Ma
of suy .4*m in th Is section, of the. eoulitU, We'd
lion* adenoid by any oua '4ait of New Yorli City.—
No "Ara ehstrgefor:paektng or _ :delivering goods at she
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We desire to says Word: this line we have Stelels
Patent- Caeket s and a variety, of other styles. litrial
ltobee. Shrouds, etc. ' •
The beam and. Carriage attached to onr establish
ment cannot be surpassed hilt& section. These will
tuittantshed to those .. who tregaire, at a reaserabls ll 4: -
nre,anywherts within it radius 'of twenty miles from
this city. - Give him' a call.-
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