rill. M
lschti- I “mm“ round
Mththecaueotthe
“Ila-Maw ot platen-without
the“,.iuabttbwlthoutthewhole.
A‘flqealbtotbeforgandin
Miran". fiear thecentre
dfielarth a We! four inch
flmm Onthewallso!
thisflars-a-esdtwrWtwelvepound-
en‘mtflsspoanduaandinthefort
stomps-Ibr-heldplece. Bydaytwo
mahflM‘sfiIhnfln; the
rust-m”! no me hun-
dredtethrseb-dnd yank fromthetort
Apickethhptuahighhlufl’neartheen-
min-hum."
“Thea-floutihtahen {rum thelifeol
-H. Tat-edge, and given in the
‘Purtrflm d Mama-cri-
caah—“lm‘lusnsa an elevated
Minewo- Buathfiua andOys—
mnay.theeaemyhadestablishedastrong-
ly formed post, with a garr'uonot‘ about
fluidised-en. Iatheresrofthe!ort,a
use at m had use-psi the-
mfihvhbsanatthehmd,
werehheauataslpesetiseolplundering
theme“; the opposite shores
aadmbflsc—allveasela along thesound.
Thiburdehasdhti Najor'l‘almadgehada
greatdairsmhreahup OnthefithofSep-
tel-”.17”, he embarked with melt-b
dredaodthirtymenot his detachmentat
skin-s Petal, near Stamlord. at eight
6cm in the evening, landed on Lloyd's
Malena-dynamite attack; which was
unwound unexpected that nearly the
sickest: was captured at! landed in
W betas menus. Hfllmnn
wasloatiathe countries, although the free-
hum who escaped, Sred on the party from
thebuhes.whllethey were engagedinde
straying the hills afiboau."
>
”arm as” u Insane—A Lou-
doa papa ups: A man: at curiosity has
been excited {or a bag period in reference
to a number at large houses in Stamford
stmt—thhfmm—Snowington, Newing-
ton and other parts of London. which have
{or half a century been allowed to remain
cmpty.mdsufl’eredto get iw ai "_ »
state. the rental value 0! fl ”who!
many thouanda per annum. One house in
Stamford street, at the corner of Liarfield
street, which was formerly let for one hun-
dred pounds per annum, has been empty
more than {any years. The various P’Em'
lava have been knownnmwfiid
crowds have mites-c win-myriad
them. particularly the houses in Stamford
street. upon the report that a“ ghost had
been seen walking about somezof the rooms."
Their real hhtory appears to bethis: The
property originally belonged to a solicitor
named Reed, a?!” dalnrge for—
tune. and be. H I “l!"‘vhim, deter-
mined not to let any portion 01 his property.
lledkd nine five ‘and twenty years ago,
leaving. it is said, strict injunctions to his
widowtocarryout the same course. His
directions were obeyed, and. at the death of
the w . A ' us were given
to '7 E “ , which took
place a ahurtthue ago rather suddenly. By
thh event, the audition of afi'airs in rela-
tion to the property will, in all probability,
whom-ad the estatewillbcput
to some metal purpose. The habits of the
penurious She re—
1! houses on Stamford
y atablidiment consisting of
one old we“ nd theresidaceoi the
“oldhher,” as she was generally termed,
couHs-ilybe recognised by itsdirtyand
W Periodically the
twoold ,, ' ' .. the
other en
being y . 1 an cm In
hand. they 1'0qu .w the difi‘ercnt
roonsdthe large and ruinous buildings,
and these visits gave rise, no doubt, to the
ghost rumors that were rife, and were the
caused ; tn: fiethe
light.» .- , .1
M y after the death he-
eamehowaitapp'eus that‘petsous claim-
ingtnbethehdn—at—law o! the deceased
tookpo-uisuotthehousewhere share-
silednndmgthc strangerumors that
m
:4 2r v. G gm rim
pig-etyeturith bk Mat her hui
band’s littlessanuyreideoa Shem
monwww
the mm and the girls all the use!
Ranches of education. The late Duchessof
Redford, I accidentally discovered, when on
a vhit to Wohrn, had for thirty years of
' winter, fit her own fire, made some tea
forthe Duke and herself,and then,ashe
them,and£heycamé downto‘a'large party
ofguestsatten o’dgck,to dispense break-
fat, without saying one word of their matu-
tinary am ss't‘hat’you might have
been a visitor-in the house without finding
outthattheDukeor Dudiesshad transact-
ed the neccaary lamina of the day—before,
perhamyouhadarisen! I names-mention
those that are gone to their reward than
write of women still amongst us; but you
t-Jhelisvemewhen I saythatIameoa-
stantly amongst those who live such lives 01
energy and usefulness, but they so employ
themselves. without ostentation, or an idea
that they are doing more than their simple
duty.
Home: or m aromas TRIAL—That
the grand jury who indicted Stokes should
be put on trial, before Stokes pleads to the
indictment, is one of the novel chaos of a
court trial. The great point the counsel for
defence aim at now is time, and this seems
likely to be secured. The point made by
the defence is that the grand jury was nu.
lawfully constituted, and on that point the
jquust empatmded aretopass. Theatory
that Stokes is in fear of his life, and expects
to be rushed upon by a crowd whenever he
comm into court, is all a romance. Therois
not a cooler man in all New York :to-day
thantheprisoner So far from imagining
that the public are exasperated to such a
degree that they would tearhim to pieces if
they got a chance, he is firmly impressed
with the belief that the public regard him
as abcnei’actor whohas removed anuisance
As for his 10 timing, he wears the clothes
he has alwavs worn, and evidently without
any Special attempt at elegance He comes
into court with an easy nonchulanoe air, as
ii,he was a counsel or witness, rather than a
prisoner. He comes in ahead of the othcers
and apparently unattended. and takes a seat
by his counsel as if he were a gentleman at
large. The stories about his elegant all and
uxuries are equally romantic. His narrow
cell is barely comfortable. He has no spe-
cial privilege, and is taken out of his confine—
ment once a day to confer with his counsel
in the prisoner‘s room. The production of
two bullets at the coroner’s inquest pro-
duced a sensation. A more intense one will
be produced when two pistols are diown
upon the trial, one of which, and that not
produced at the inquest,'will be shown to
have been the propCQ‘"*. Stokes ; proving
.Fisk to have Wand sustaining the
theory that he mum attempting to
draw his pistol, {twill {1” he shown that
Stokes had no ”reason to expect Fisk at
the Grand Huh! “Lbs had to meet his
grandmother. ‘ ‘36“ I! appointment at
that time, and was client; a. previous ar-
rangement to meet it. It will be shown con—
clusively that Stokes did not cross Fisk's
path to rival him, but when the colonel be-
come infatuated with some French artists,
Miss Mansfield played Stokes off to allure
her patron back. And the deep game was
played by the woman. that had so trclc a
termination.
*-
P'nns Faun WonAx's Wines. ——There is
only one territory of any we, and never has
been but one, (coupled by any considerable
population, from which woman {absolutely
excluded. Yetsuch s place exists to-day,
audhaaexistedfor centuries. As farheck
ashistoryreaches, toallfemalcsithssbcen
forbidden ground. This W‘s M
is situated ona bold manual; the old
peninashdhcnhthsm Archipel-
ago, and the maialnd- Here, in thsmldst
of cultivated fields andextensivcwoodlands
dwells a monastic Moderation st Grcek
Christians. with twentyethree coavula, and
numbering more thxn seven isms mis‘
and not one attire mommies date froma
later time than the twelfth cumin-y. Afew
soldiers guard the border of this anti’female
Mmdmwnmeuisallowed haematite
bontier. Nor is this all ; the rule is extend-
ed to mm untrue, and from time
immemorial no now, more, hen, duck or
goose has beerp'ermitted to make acquaint-
ance with hfil'o‘r‘ valley of the Mount Athos
territory. A traveler was startled by the
mm are women: , earthworm
Whether as mother, wife or sister. is almost
met.
To all woman-hatm: to baflelozs Ofover
ft tr y. ;;.5 stunting; to ail men: who seek
' ; .' - ... the “13st ways of the op—
;; ...._ :L.’.s ;':._.'J .. .11 l 2 :;:;:)' recom—
mezded as a have: of r' 5‘2.
4..____
list of Patents
List of patents issued from the U. S. pat-
ent office, for the. week ending Feb. 20, 1872.
mucus-flush subjeethgiethag
an-UMMts-edy
uWMmtoundhoarded in
diheempartsotthehomandcoucealed
inallnaanerofoutofthewayplaeca. At
firsthwasrmed thatthedewasedhad
. . t
Abe é: 'JohnABgHew Murine for mak-
reesflectsdthata few,” ago_aomeper—
“but” Mon of;oneofthe
beneath-lord street and setnpsome
buth wn
‘forsthe State of Connecticut, furnished as
. rom the 013cc of J. E. Earle, New Haven.
Samuel D. .V‘Castle, Wnpp. for
stretching hither. ' 1 "5
Charles Page, Reside-u, winflow stop at-
tachment.
“ ll. Ellawkins, Wallingford, asignor, tn
' and I F.- Gask, machinery dual. 5,
it: staples.
Geo.,H. Noon, ‘ Norwich, , app. for laying
pavements. ‘ '
,. siWA‘s- A
a. “:1 5-;
pLuB— Bakeliéflmw,”
m
waste .a: £3.43; skis“
‘ .es
‘i’.
» i-.-, o;- in?
iii;
. W... ._ a... _....
WMthmm ,
law. Lords“, tobuya Wink!!! W.
abrupt questjvim. " W233i sort of human cream-1
J- My ’ ‘ H‘ I ’4
m3 3%? a“? “9‘
{fire assesses?
Church's Patent Lush...
all Hub d
Fur Machinery,
And non Annals Os comic!"
Jami Mite m: Wish
CHUBC'H‘S
Pm emu PU”
nth-Pump is tin most
in number of and
Pump ever p before the
without none or jar. For
addrms
compel built,”
is the Cheapest
blic. It runs
List, the,
ISAAC CHUNG", Jr.,
Sole Proprietor and lanut‘acturer,
NORWALK, CONN.
Machine Shop jutbsckof the Home Rail-
wav Balding 1-3
Now-ICE 1
Has just received three Dairies of choice
Delaware County Butter
whirhbeotl'ers belowthe markstprice,alsoaneth¢
largeinvoiceoftboee
El. JAPAN TEAS,
selling at 81.1!) per 1b., actually worth ‘1’.
Hy assortment of
FINE FLIILY Willis
is in every respect compute. all 0! which]
will sell at the lowest market rates.
I! you want a PORTLAND m for your boy
youcan find a large assortmento! than at
ALFRED KNAPP‘S.
Just received, a due assortment o! Toilet Soap at
ALFRED KNAPP‘S.
Nice Western Apples in any desired quantities at
ALFRED KNAPP’S.
Alargeassorhseutoinlrdciagesoithclatest
styles and most approved patterns at
ALFRED KNAPP’S.
Youmavbsaareto and 0155 mum
of by calling at ALFRED Kfil’ .YO‘
“ ASTRAL" OIL
is better now than ever before and la sold exclusively
by the neat.
ALFRED KNAPP.
13-tf South Nor-walk, Doc. 7. 1811.
SAVE
s
YOUR CASE
by buying your
DRY GOODS,
88111818. flllfllllls,&6.
01'
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
ashmmpgtmt, - 4'
I... , a,
f.
South NemalE,-C out“?
Mn};
1..
GREAT. Emma
' 3
0
use: “a
hotel aahhxtonsueetwlthamllandnswlot
on m nos-r m m 13mm, AND MORE EXTENSIVE,
THAN Em 0m BEFORE
30110" W IN THIS CITY OR VICINITY.
“‘“met hamlet“ “m“ Our Assortment of Locks,
Vanderwatel‘s Improved fifin‘fifi-fgwp m”;m.m“‘"“f“u3
mat, MW:
m BRICK BLOCK,
\
when 1011336313806
Builders’ Hardware-
Complste Stock of Everything
hoarllneot m.
FRENCH AND AIERICAN OLA”,
AllBrnndsoiAmICANllNGLmflundultentd
water-m Ira-AD,
LINEED 01L,
DRY AND MIXED COLORS,
unalwaysbet‘oundatoursbore. Also.
Hm, Dom, Sash and mum.
Again for mm & WHITON‘S oelehntnd
Railrmd Colon and Combination Lead.
Mil Nari-It. Nov. 1'1. 1m 14!
m coal and mm Yam
AT
FIVE MILE RIVER.
Alargestod Mall kindsol
LUMBER
JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE CHEAP.
COAL, LIME, LATH, BRICK,
PLASTER AND CEMENT
colltantly on hand at prices to defy competition
Small Profits and Quick Returns
ISKYIO'I'IO.
ROBERT C. RAYMOND.
autumn POST omen.
my, a, mi. tau
Bllflll BETANGUUR
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
All the Popular Brands of
TOBACCO,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
Joe's RECEIVED, AH INVOICE 0?
MONABCH
—AND-—
SMOKING.
CONSTANTLY 01' m D
—AXD—
Cor-er Vault-it.- n-d lain sea.
SOUTH NORWALK.
rum CIGARS.
PRIDE of VIRGINIA
A Full AssOrtment of PIPES,
Smokers’ Articles Generally.
A shared public pauoaage respeettully solicited.
m
INSURANCE"
O R G A N S ,
unpacks.
5 " ' ——AND——
Wears ton tiatethesaleorrentalot
EOUSESW, $8. and otherneal
w; Inswmfi MELODEONS,
Page. audmhmtanrgrézlapzo! opp &
tsparehnse or
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
—AT—
Fire Insurance.
PARKER’S STORE,
We issue holes in the best standln Companies
at reasonab 0 rates. We also insure at Dans:
I! hour-inns, wmm Fm: menus on nor,
moo-r am cannon.
N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
City Surveyor’s Ofiice.
One door north Of Bennett's dry goods store.
Surveying in all its branches.
J. M. POTTER
W. 1" C‘AW & SON, Will keeps stock of Instruments at Parker‘s store
and will sell them on monthly installments.
ONCE IN KLY'B BLOCK. Old instruments taken in exchange for new.
P. “gnu“, 57. 7 W South Norwalk, Conn. _,;'3§j§°;£;’°pi:0 13K I his}
All OLD TIME BREW ! griffin in;
made in W ‘
The Old-Fashioned Way.
Marshall
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
HORSES AND—CARRIAGEC,
' TO LET AT ALL HOURS.
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
A'l'TE.’DED.
c A R R I A G E S ,
To all mine and etcambosts. Charges reasonable.
South Nonvull;I Doc. 1, 1870. 3 ti
OLD’ WELL ' ’
GRANDMOTHER’SSYRUP LIVERY' STABLE,
NR Lorenzo Scofield, Proprietor.
concerns. COLDS’ Washington Street. South Norwalk.
and “ :9
LUNG JKFL‘ECTIONS.
PRICE 25 ct: PER BOTTLE.
For sale by all Drngglsts. For particulars gcta
circular at the Drug Store. Prepared by
J. [1. Nelson, Bridgeport.
BUCKlNG-HAM a. BRUSH,
5?- ti
TO LET AT ALL HOURS.
0 O A C H E S ,
FOR WEDDINGS AND surname.
nonsns, naunnssns a.— waooxs,
FOR SALE.
This Stable is the most commodimts establishment
of the kind in the city. S-ti
Agents for South Nora‘alk and vicinity.
Music Depot!
on}: GOLD.” I
“ Worthy of its name I" exclalm all who have ex-
amined “PURE GOLD‘ the lending Sunday School
Song Book this year.
100,000 Copies
' have been already sold (May 16.) and the book has
been issued but
0 N E M O N T H 1
LARGE ORDERS ARE RECEIVED FOR
“ Pure G-old”
66
Over
BUCKINGHAM & DISBROW.
No. 4, Ely’s Block,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
A I Stock of every day. You will find the hymns and tunes
SHEET MUSIC. PURE. GOOD.
USEFUL. giiICéiNAL,
REFINED, V Y,
“8”" n" EXCELENT, DEVOTIONAL.
A I. 9
, BB BURY S TB " I’D“ GOLD” IF YOU WANT THE BmT.
' 0 ( ) so t to examination on re-
Gelebrated Pianos who? 33:” .0... “ '
axD BIGLOW & MAIN, 425 Brooms St, N. Y.,
(Successors to Wm. B. Bradbury.)
For sale at Alex. Swords, News and Stationery
Depot, South Not-walk,
NEW HAVEN HRLODEON OO‘S ORGANB AND
“LODEONS.
“MW” NEW AND RARE PLANTS
vuouus mo MUSICAL lNSTRUMENTS :
GENERALLY. R O S E S ,
Spednl inducements to teachers of Music.
Geraniums,
01d Instruments take- ha exchange
for New. VEBBENAS,
mama tuned and repaired byau ex- AND
Call and Examine Our Stock. BEDDING OUT PLANTS,
D. R. DISBBOW.
Jam. m WINTER
tux-1W Gum
gwuummWarm
hmmemmu
n... DAYTOWS ‘ .
be
: ksflurflhu
Jens -
'niea q
we? ”TlilliAmfl Flowering Shrubs. Fruit Trees,
THE PLACE TO BUY ‘
. Games
Blackbems
Raspberrys
.strawberrys
Tentacle, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
15717 comments Arm. 1m
1871.
Leave Nor-walk. Lear! m NM
5:38 A. M. N. Y. Amour. 5:58 A“!
6:19 ” N. Y. 6: N. 11. 6:41 “
7:24 “ New York Ex. 7:48 “
8:08 “ No train. 8:8 .-
&:§ “ New Haven. 9:02 “
9:02 “ New York. 9:39 “
9:22 “ New Haven Ex. 9:45 “
10:05 “ No train. 10:25 “
10:45 “ New York Ex. 11:13 “
11:30 “ No min. 11:52
12:14 P. M. No train. 12:5 P."H.
1256 “ N. Y. Accom. 1:” “
1:10 “ New Raven. 1:39 In
1:39 "‘ New Haven Ex. 20: “
2:02 “ No min. 2:23 “
2:32 “ N0 train. 3:“) 0
3:00 “ New York Ex. 8:“ “
3:24 “ New York. 3:50 ‘
3:50 “ No train. 4:21 L
4:11 “ New Haven Ex. 4:36 “
4:46 “ No train. 515
5:16 “ New York Ex. 5:40 “
5:26 “ New Raven. 5:58 “
5:46 “' N. Y. & N. II. 6:!) “
6:20 ” No train. 6:48 "
6:48 “ Na train. 7:15 "‘
7:15 “ New Haven. 7:40 “
7:40 “ No train. 8:05 “
8:% “ NO train. ' 8:$ “
8:33 “ No train. 8:55 “
8:55 “ No train. 9:15 “
9.15 “ N Y. 6:. N. E Ex E50 “
9:40 “ No train. 10:“) “
4&10 “ Saturday only. 10:80 “
EDW IN LOCK“ 00D, President.
'- la‘
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS
City of Norwall or P. F. Brady,
Will leave from each end of the route every even-
ln§_. Produce sold without charge for commiadrn.
reight at old packet rates.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the em
ployccs of either of the above boats on accoumot
the owners thereof. ”it!
l—‘leerorlt SE B. P:
New Haven
"
COBBIENCTNG MAY ”ND, 1870.
Trains cave Passenger Station at South Norwalk as
follows:
For New York .
At 3:47 A M. Boston Express.
65(1) " stopping at. all stations.
0:45 .. .. .. ..
7:45 “ 1.0m] rcss. stopping: at Durlcn
Smmfo
9,21 “ stopping at all statiom.
1 1:05 “ Express.
1:1‘3 P. M. storpiu r at all stations.
Boston rms.
31:92 “
“ stopp' at all stations.
Boston zExprcss.
“ stoppl at all stations.
“ Boston rose.
New York for South Norvvzflk.
At 7:00. 8:m (Exfi 1W. 11:30 A. 31.: 1‘2213 tEL.)
(121,) 32¢, 4:30 (10ml ex...) 5:30, 6:30. 8:00 02.1,) P. M.
South Norwslk for New Haven.
At 039 A. M. stopping at all stations.
#58 .. .. .. ..
Boslon Exp
u
if“
“ res-3.
1:31 P. M. stoppi oat all stations.
1:50 “ Boston rcss.
4.3., u .. .
5:52 “ stopping at all stations.
7:3: .. .. .. ..
Boston Express.
Tmins lcnvc New Haven for South Norwalk, at
2:40. 5:30. can 8:10. 9:45 (Ex..) A. M : 12:00 31.; :15.
(Ex..) 4:3) (EXJ 5:“). 8:33 (E10 P. M.
Sue large bill of advertisement at the Statit 11
Houses and Hotels.
Superintendent‘s Ofl‘loc, Fourth avenue, and Twen-
ty..~cventh street. New York.
Asristnnt Superintendent‘s 0mm. Station Bong.
New Haven. JAMES H BOYT,
1" . . *?*E¥“‘FL“"EF-
Danbury and Norwalk R. R.
“ 3 m“
ARRAN G EDIT-IX T.
C(BIMEXCTNG OCT. 15. lfil.
Dally Trains.
LEAVE hAXIl'RY FOR 501"“! KOl:‘.‘-‘A1.X.
YHN
A l.
6:35! A. 31.; 12:00 )1. ; 4:35 P. M. ; Frt-igl 31 335 PM
LEAYFSHI'TH Nortwstfi FOR nAxnt‘nv.
9:00 A. M. ; (Trr-ifit‘ 1115A. M.: 1:33 P. XL: (3:18 PM“
Trains on Rl-lgetirld Branch run from the up trains
and to the lovn trains.
JOHN W. BACON.
1.1,! Superintendent.
s. F. PECK,
Druggist and Apothecary,
Hoary opposite R. R. Depot.
Pure, Select
Dl‘lgiliillllllfls 81 Glllllfllls
FINF TOILET SOAPS,
Hair, Eooth and Nail Brushes,
PERFi‘IERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
A calms: LOT of WALLETS,
VlDATENT MEDICINES,
M+ERAL WATERS,
Trutsjancylrflclgi Cutlery,
i erything from a Quill Tooth Pick
to an Inlaid Hair Brush.
Info
,
.
ysicinus‘ {meriptions carefully enun-
pou'na and _ t. Entrance to Residence In
same ., for mg t calls, on Washingtoasu'eet.
Sou Nov. 17, 1 . 14!
. nth Norwalk
1» MG dictum,
IACTURERSOPANDDEALERSIN
L er, Sash, Blinds, Doers, it,
, . , fl . Celery Plants.
. AND j ' . ‘ , , WW“ :- LUSTERS,NEELLS,&C.,
SODA. WATER mm Winemmm - m was m WGG-
' A, .1] ~ ‘ ITUIGE'BELBS. . .. Sawing, Scroll Sawing,
sometimes ‘ ,, “mmm Planing naming.
; Walnut, on ‘ , an», Whitewood,
,&c.,constut yonhuid. .
.y :: mummrmnmo.
RLW,TW.
' ' staun-
JUWIQ
MUNSON’S FANCY STORE.
greatcattndacersents flit-WW
The tnl'aacyandwezlesm
verge...“
disc“ 1*...“
M
lens5 and .
”1.1...- a....~ a. mu... ., m... m. .a
(Home. Scam, etc.
Our stock of Notions. Fans; Gun“.
is complete. We have stall we of Dress
in Silk, Velvet. Jet, Pcari. Due .d .
A] Silk and Worsted has spout
Macl‘ipmce‘hilk and Twist. (‘otton we! Len use,
Silk and Cotton Nets, W 0.5!. Toilet . we.
It .
was.
1 Was.
Grass
aniline-t
«to. is all n he.
to ”all.
Ev varflgy
“’hite $0010 Corsets
Zephyr Woretsds. double ad
. , ounce.
LIIAEE'Lace and Lia-en Set}, from It.
In tact. a thousand articles too new; in m,‘_
tiou.
Call and Examine our Stock be-
fore Purchasing elsewhere.
MUNSON’S
Fancy Store,
OPPOSITE 1 H3
Congregational Church.
90!”?! XOR'ALI.
THE LAD.
OF TIIIS “CITY“
AND SECTION OF THE “111:1.“ WILL
FIND THE
Lowest Prices
—!"03-
Hosiery. Gloves. Bund-
kerchiefs. Lam
Jaconet Edgings, Insertingt,
Linen and Lace collars,
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Ribbons, Ruffllnga,
Veil Bea-ages, Donna ’1‘-
rias, Stamped 1'okeuu
and Bands.
Shirt Fronts, Cambrian, Hoop
Shires, Corsets,
. L .-.:Z:‘ of other artlrlz-s. warmer will. a {nil
line of
NOTIONS.
-31;
'H. H. Pm'rcmnn‘S.
One door err-ii; u! it. - 1‘7» turn
1". s‘.—Gcn'.s will and the bust $.1- l‘;;"'f1~3;.43"~
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