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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, May 23, 1872 · page 4

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A Ducxm‘u Stout—A drummer tells
this atory of a “ Mela." Wilmington, N.
(3.. hotel. ghm he Mono morning
hi and“ titanic butt “d «.1
tin-ho vent to the kitchen, and soon mum-
cd. and asked:

' Inna hos. did vou want dcm eggs
gnu-lied 2"

" So. I m then: so“ boiled."

" All right, aar.’ and 01’ he trotted again.

I; aien minim he loomed in again, and
rruarhed in a most intensive tone :

“ I. hon. you latter hab den: eggs
ambled P"

“ What do you mean t"

“ Wel. In. bu, I‘ll tell you; don: eggs
ain't very freehand dcy‘ll look better scram‘
bled."

lie eta-timid not to take any.

W

List of Patents

[seized {roc- the T:- S Patent Ofice for
the not raging Hui-1, fer the Shti at
(‘11-th ranked a lion theme: a!
John E. Earle, solicitor of patents. New
“arm.

3!. (I Amos, Ihnionl. bcll crank.
“'11 A. Ives, New Haven, bit brace.
David Moaman, West )lcridcn. tool for

mau‘ metal ”003% - .
31013;: Stannard an John R. Reynnlds,
llanlotd. rock drill.
A. C. Arnold and U. G. Ilnnschihls, Non

walk. furniture aster.

S. E. w and Inward Hubbell. New
“mm: to the Elm City Co., ruf-
fllu "the.

Chan. A. Blair. Sew Britain, fruit box.

Gen. X. Pratt, Hiddletowu, assignor _to
Pinkie & Lyon )Itg. Co.. sewing machine.

Holes Se'anl, New Haven, die for upset-

ti netal mu
glut Strong, Winder). casket handle.
Dwight Slate, Ilartiord. tool for grinding

cent“:
Cheater L‘omstock. New Canaan, cooking
«are and water heater.
II. M. Beecher, Plantsvillc, die for for

f ' ahacklecves.
;. I: Brown. Xe" Inudon, lubricating

_ ll. '. Jones. asignor to Hart Mfg Co.
heflgwn. machine for making carpenters

A )1. White. Bridgeport. assignor to the .

 

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Merchant Tailor,

SOUTH NORWALK, com

SPRING GOODS,

and promises to excel in elegant and styliah

SI’I§.IZ\I(1It SUITS ,

Tasteful Spring Overcoats.

NOBBV BUSINESS SUITS.

COATS, PANTS AND YESTS.

THE L'SL‘AL LINE OF

Gent’a [bulldog Goods, Umbrellashc.‘

South Xcmlk,‘ April 10. 74-y

WSPKI‘NG—‘uu.
ALFRED HAP?

Would solicit the attention of the public to his fine
stock of Goods. which he is selling as low as the
same quality of goods can be bought.

 

 

l have now and am daily receiving a full line of

Fine Family

GROCERIES.

TEAS AND COFFEES

“'hirh lmumntoe :n lw pum and u! the lwsr
quslity.

Ilu'ft‘ juzt opened n Largo invoice oi ‘

CBUEKEBY AND GLASSWABE,

w‘d

 
 
 

DOORS, 345mm.
BLINDS, BOXES,
H0 ULDINGa 13124973513,
EAL vsmns. NEIVELS.
sum RAILS, '
mow a boon FRAMES.

Planing, Sawing, Turning, and Scroll Saw-
ing done as short notice.

Constantly on hand
YELLOW PINE, ASH and BLACK WAL-
NUT FLOORING.

o

ALSO
Doors, Sills, Window Casings and Trim-
mings, Fence Railings, Pickets, it Posts.

01111:: and Factory situated at foot or limbo“ 8t.
Lumber Yards situated ban-even the draw-brl

tad also adjoining the dock of Danbury a Nam“;
milroad.

n. n rrrcn, Supt.
sou

BUR}! KNAPP. Pres.
TALKADGE BAKER. T1138.

Bluiuu Building Sites

 

The subscriber in now luring his property at South

Norwalk surveyed for division into lots. for

BU I LDING P URPOSES,

and u ill shortly

01hr the wholc of it for Sale.

 

 

 

FRENI'H AND STONE CHINA
I .

. DEMI PORCE-
..\l.\'. FANCY 5m. LAMPS. ‘

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A Goodmrtueut of

 

 

 

Fail-child Water Meter to. counting register. 1
H. D. Smith & Co.. Plantsville, asignces f
of Eli. Morse. die for forming blanks for .
“‘"""" “ll"; ‘
E. L. Bu k and Wm. Tuller, Hartford, ‘
and W Kinney. Jr. Windsor, washing ;
machine I
J Jun-y. Sum icli. horstvshuxr nail.
llmry Kilian. New Haven, Landau _car- :
tin-:2 dour. .
_.\'. l‘. Perry. Chester, (lt‘Tlc‘t‘ for milling
u no.
1'. I" Rum-ll. New llavun, nxfiiznor to
«if and John B. “aim-s. brvcclrlonding fire

anon.

NT tt‘u, New flam.:u' trees of
Wm: Sparks. ash fadencr. "

“mulberry lied & Sole Cutting 0).. New
Hare-n. m of Goo. James. mode of
can" win for boot: and shoes.

I'. ad 1?. Corbin, Kev Britain. ussigmfi
”(John xmtacphmforwck.

W. II. My. New Flaw-n. «mic.
W & Co. New Haven. as~ign€c<, coal
and hi bank

"We!!! Carve! Cm. migrates. I dhig‘ns
fur carpet m

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W13.
13a. ilk ‘
r' " (Curr. “titular ‘Ifimor to

mums.
C. P. Mun, rum-d, sowing machine.

an icon onsfi

DRY GOODS,

mum,

 

one“! has 3500

”Will 999n-
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m us 114‘: flue!
awning; mum

 
 

Croquet Sets.
Bird Cages
Toilet Sets.
Children): Curiagcs,
Mats
tllcr and ilair Dusters, Fancy Baskets,
Pulls. Tubs. \Vcll Buckets. tho. kc.

 

Agent. For
Pratt‘s “Astral Oil."

Wamutul SAFE and true from ()tTru-i-rc $1110“ and
smoke

ALFRED Ii'NAI’I’.

1341' South Norwllk, April 11K 157‘}

BOOTS AND SHOES.

 

.kttention nkll I

P. BRONSON a. CO.,

BOOTS AND SHOES.

dunno-rune

Lowest Figures.

REMEMBER THE PLACE.

P. snouson & co’s
matsuofimomuu

Ely": Block, Slain Street,

75] tinder gentmcl onloe.

n A n. n w A 3 ET
‘l'l . Newt in :5th
GENERAL HARDWARE.

MECHANICS TOOLS,
(I 12 id “NV.

Paints,~0ils and Window Glass,

 

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nil-ninth; Man.

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runways:

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1_ millil‘riljtitmot’ 5535.50? .

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have ,mst orccivul a largo and \ancd assortment of l
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EQBXEY’SF

sci u’ay, John. who keeps the best Shoe Store in the
p c ..

“Them whohoapawlnttbepcoplc wan "

" John you have got me this time; but what a
aplmdld pair of boots you have on."

“ You better believe they etc. They canto from
Harvey‘s and cannoth about“ ,

“ Mrs. H... where did you get those Button Boots
you have on?"

hey came from unveil. The only

ht. How cheap eeella! Icon

than others sell for $4.50.

I [and . dhemakuhisown

m”“n‘2%3"%2"3 ill“ “fl fit)“ m

n ra'e e a ' u

“Shoe-and aella intlm sage way. Goandaec

hi: Ladle-“Dollar Galtera. lie has the best I have

mum—worth $1.50. 0 how chea he sells his
Children‘s

Shoes. That's the place to try them.
HARVEY’S
16 Rain Street.

Opposite George \V. Srulth “,4

South Norwalk, Conn
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AT

FIVE MILE RIVER.

A largo stock of n‘l k‘url- o'

 

LUMBER

JL‘ST RECEIVED. AXD FOR SALE CHEAP.

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Lima. LAT”, BRICK,

‘ the City. commanding a magnincont view of the ’

Sound. and surrounding country. and laying Within

" tcu minute! walk of the depot. this splendid tract ‘

: aflbrtls some of the

l

and‘Ruzs. Brooms and Brushes, P‘cn- 3

CHOICEST SITES,

IN THIS \'lt'l.\'lTY.

For pnr'irnlar! apply at Ilu‘ rv-sirlcnrx- of

1 JOII.‘ .l. (‘.\PE.
6743!!!

fie roam " “iii-ca“?

CASH CAPITAL, $200,000,

r ‘ C ' ‘ a
LA FEST ST‘ thflsruru‘sun. 1, - - $50,693.58.

rumour CUUNTI'

FIRE WE 'CBMPANY,
—0F—
South Norvvalk.
DIRECTORS:

mm A. WOODWARD. South Not-walk.

 

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carom P. To 8am Km
JULIUS A. '

Pm L. m South Nonnlk.
mm 3. sum mull.
TM 80!“ Not-walk.

FRY‘R mm-

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All paid in and securely invested

 

1 PLASTER AND CEMENT

{constantly on hand at prices to defy (‘nmpctitlon
l

SmallProfits and Quick Returns
3
I

i ROBERT C. RAYMOND.
1

IS M Y MUTTO.

Il0\\'.\ YTON POST OFFICE,

“gaunt my

NEW A ND RARE PLA NTS

ROSES,

l Geraniums,
VERBENA s,

AND

BEDDlNG om PLANTS,
Fluvuuluu Shrubs, Fruit Trees,

CHOICE

Black be rry,
Rasp berry ,
AND

Strawberry,

Tomatoe, Egg, Pefipefi,‘ Cabbage and
Celery Plants.

Choice assortment of
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,

DUTCH BULBS.-

DUDLEY P. ELY Mont first Nldonnl Bank,
E-onth Norwalk. _
LORI}! [EGIBSOLL South Norwalk. w
'1‘. u. HOWE, m Sou a Hutchinson. .\'or Spatial attention £1? to the semifinal of choice
cunm‘imk'o nun am... mmuxmum .mmmrmrunm
- en ce. e.
ggg. 11v. Monger-1m & . ‘ . 0‘“
"jimm' m ' w” “m M'- xnuonx an DOWNS,

NURSEBYHEN AND ruinrs'rs,

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
South Nor-walk. Nov. 1'1, 1m.

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GREAT nmamsi

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REAL ESTATE

AND

INSUBHANCE

BROKERS-

We are wred to n tiatc the sale or rental of
HOUSES, S RES, 1" MS. and other Real Estate}
0

e

my“ .. . ,hflu
mount of d le ‘ of desert tlon on
our books, and are In constant receipt of app icationa
to purchase or hire.

Fire Insurance.

We ism licma in the beat standing? Companlea
at reason-b e rates. We also insure ago net Dunn:
Ir Lrommo, WHETHER Fm: 1'.an on NOT,
wl'ruoc'r 1'.er CUUE.

City Surveyor’s Office.
Surveying in all fishychca.

w. '1‘. CRAW a; son,

OFFICE IN ELY‘S BLOCK,

Rim uuuuuuuuuu

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

Scrub Norwnlk, Conn.

All the Popular Mo!
'1' OBACC 0,

AND )l.\NL'l’.\("l‘l'lilili llPI

FINE CIGARS.

moxluCH

PRIDE of \’ IRG INIA
531011151}.
l‘U.\$T.\.\'TLY US "AND

A Full

7,1le

Smokers’ Articles

Corner “'aolunslon and Main Sta.
5017131 EQBWMJg

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”(iii)”lfiifi. CIGAR

MANUFACTORY.
'1‘. S‘VABTZ to (1).,

solu- manufacturcrs of

"OLD WELL CLUB,"
“u. u." "c. s. .s; 00.,"
“CRIULI-I," ’
“STAR or THE WEST,"
“DIAMONDS," ETC.

wholesale and retail dealers in

P. LORRIEABD & 0038,
IBS.G.IJIII&EMCO.’S,
D. H. McALPIN & (3038,

and choice Virginia Brands of

TOBACCO.

generally.

Ely’s Block.
1-!

REMOVAL.

andtbe

public gonad]! that we have removed on
Store to .

“MEWS BMCK

r“,
.Ef‘}%i-’érfi<’.u "Flair. an

Washington Street,

Opposite‘ Wampum" Store,

 

 
 

Assortment of PIPES,

Generally.

A alum.- uf public Wrtvxungv rv.-pcrlfully mlirilvd.

THOS. HOYT & CORE,

PIPES, & SMOKERS’ ARTICLES

South Noravalk,

Werwoul‘d respectfully inform our magi: patrons

FOR SALE AND TO RENT

( ‘all and Sec

THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN,

BEST ORGAN D! THE WORLD.

—AT' —

PARKER'S STORE,
N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,

Our: (lonr north of Bonnctt's dry goods store.

J. M. POTTER

Will keep a stock of Instruments at. Parker‘s store

and will sell them on monthly matdlmonta.
Old lustrumcnta mkcn in exchange [or new.
Pianos tum-d and repaired.

run most WOMWirV—ou7fi

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And all Diseases of thr- 1‘liront. ('hoat and Lungs.
Tho only rcparutlun of tho kind in the world. c
Arabian .\ ilk-Cure has never before been made pub-
llc. by advertising in any uhapo. but during,' thc past
thrct- years has Ilt'f‘n sold and given away to the poor
consumptive and the utilictvd. rising to it:) present
great dvnmnd. upon it:- own dmarital. dur‘ifing “gulch

*rlod I; has 11' u ' cure ,. not ceak uni , ,
. t-[l‘ u‘gfimd “'5! will: mmfig
mun-d n z Fought. C6160. jaluonll.’ ‘
Whouplu -(‘ounh, Group. 5 lttmg of Blood. Right
Sweats. roncTiitla. &c., thou! 11 single failure.
During the sumo period the Arabian Milk—Curt- and
Arabian Tonic, combined have cured ovcr 2.(Xl0 cases
of confirmed Consumption. many of which were
pmuounccd incurable. but who arc now rcsturod to
perfect. heath. A180;

R.

, Dr. Rowe’s Arabian
TONIC BLOOD PUB . .
l‘ thI] differs 3.313332%: ugrgmglona in its 1m-
LIVER,

KIDNEYS AND BLOOD.
It is purcly Vegetable. and cleanses the system of
all in) mritier. builds it right aquarc up, and makes
Purc. {jcll Blood.
Fun "GENERAL nEan‘Y." “LUST VITAL-
lTY." and BlioliflfilNA‘l‘KHVS (‘ObelTlfi
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l " Challenge the 19111 Century" to find
its equal.
Every llnlllv is worth Its weight in Gold.
Price $1 porBotue, ng Bottlenss.
S. D. SQWE,‘
Sole Proprietor. Now York.
Sold by S. F. PECK, Drnggisl, SoloAgonl
for South Nuruulk Conn. 6343111

SPRING STYLfis:

l
1

THE LATEST leES
S I In 13: II 1‘ “‘8.

Broadway, A’ Young Men's Stylus.
CLOTH AND FELT

HATS AND CAPS.

I-‘ANVY STYLES r'Ull (‘Illl,lllll{.\'.

A SPECIALTY.

bill: Huts mmlc to Orlll‘l’. \Vurmnted to m.
Old Hula romudvlvd into pn-scut slmpl-s.
Silk Hata purchased of mo ironed fire of charge.

FOOTE’S HAT STORE,
LOUDER'S BLOCK,

“'.\SEING'EQ§ STREET, SOUTH NORVQALK.
TO-y - A, , _, . , ,_ . .

117 UR 1V] T l 71$ E!

The undersigned wish to call particular attention
to the fact that they manufacture to order,
_-.'~‘tn . ‘_;f.,y«.
Plain and Fancy Parlor Suits,

In every style of goods. to suit every taste. and keep
constant! on hundn large stock of cvcrydcscrip—
tion of Ioueehold Furniture at the lowest rates.
The largest assortment of

. PICTURE .E‘BAMEES
In touTA. ‘

 

 

Bodies ke t by Patent Corpse Preserver without
wetting the y, by

BUCKINonAM a: 00.,
UND E RTAKE RS,

, A.“ DEALERS IN
FURiNIVTUVR E;
)IAIN' STREET.
OPPOSITE THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
SOUTH NORWALK.

nanura‘ and M: 1 Depo ~ '
Coun. story ocule t, Budgeaor‘] a.

HENRY HOPKINS",

 

 

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No train. 12:36 P. H.
. Y. Accom 1:1) “
1%me m :2 RAYMOND BROTHERS.
113mm 21325 “
o .
. 11:0 trgln.k Ex 3:“) Z: d
- cw or . 8:51
”A New York 3:50 , :2 West en Carriage Bridge,
3:50 “ No train. 4:11 ..
- “ 'o n. . ,
5:16 “ New York Ex. 5:46 “ SOL T11 N()R\‘7AIJK.
5&6 " New Raven 5:56 ‘:
2:33 “ um“ H :22 :.
. .. o :1.
6:48 ‘ “ N0 train. 7:15 “
7:15 “ New Haven 7:40 “ C O A L '
7:40 “ 11:0 train. :23 “
8:05 “ ’0 on n. -. “ T .
8:33 “ No train. 6% “ By “K 0“ C" L‘“ °' 0"!“
8:55 .. goggl‘v n Fx gig ..
9.15 '~ . . . . . , . . “ ,
9.40 " No train. 1mm “ ‘V O () I) .
mm “ Saturdly only. 10:30 "

1mm LOCKWOOD, President. Cut and firm to w,

 

FERTILIZERS.

Of all kind: (in Barrels or Boga.»

 

AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT.
comma OCT. 16. 1871.

B I. U E b '1' 0 I E.
Dally Tnlna. for M on"
mummy row. «om xonvuui.
P. M. ; Freight. at 3:35 PM

you nmmn'.
1:55 P. 291.: 6:18 RI"

AKD

gASON’S BUILDING MATERIAL.
. y

LEAVE
6:3) A. M.; 12:“) M.; 4:35

mvx acorn row-nut
9:00 A. X. ; (Prelght)11:(§§.n.;

 

Train on Ridgefleld Branch run from the up trains

 

 

and to the doth] trains. ?
JOHN W. BACON.
1-t! Superintendent. Q Q -_ .1
d New Haven R. P.

SUMMER ARMNGEKENT. OF THIS “ Cl '1‘ Y "
COMMENCING MAY 22KB, 1670.
cave Passenger Station at South Nor-walk as
follows:
For New York.
Boston Express.

AND SECTION ”I" THE WORLD B'HJ.
FIND THE

Trains

At 3:47 A. M.
6: “

00 stopping at all stations. P a

“.45 u A u u t as

7:45 “ Local Express, stopping at Darleu L owes r'c
Stamford.

{1:25 ‘ stopping at all emtiong. , Fun.

11:05 P01 El“) 1 - tall tationt.

1:18 . a opp a a

3:22 " Bastian . mum“ Hosiery, Gm M

3:45 “ stop I"- at a ona.

5:“ “ m rm hex-chiefs. Loo...

6:17 ' stoppin at all stations.

«:37 Boston érprcea.

Jaconet Edging. lm
Linen and Lao. Coll-n.
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet

Ribbons, Ruffllnp,

New York for South Nor-walk.

At 7:00. 8:“) (EL) um. 11:30 A. IL: 12:15 (EL)
(EL) 3:45, 4:3) (Local an.) 518), 6:30. 8113021..) 1”. 1!.
South Norwnlk for New Bowen.

At g3 A. M. stopping at all pagans.

iii P“! 339me Who

! . . I! I I! E 00.8.

1*? " ”mime ..,. ..
2‘ 3 .. .. ..

5:52 stopping m8“ “"l‘m’: Veil Borax 13.0...- M
‘33}; .. .. ring, Stumped \ clap-

9:49 Boston Exprcaa. and mu“

Trains loam: New Elva for South Nero-Ill; at
2440. 5:30. 6:3), 8:10, 9:45 (Er) A. 31.: 12:00 H4 2:15.
(Ex.._) 4:30 (Ex..l 5:“), 8:” Gk.) P. M. .

See large bill of advertisement at the Stam :1
Houses and Hotclu

Superintendent‘s Office, Fourth avenue.
ty-seventh street. New York.

Aselstant Superintendent’s
New Haven.

lvtf

Shirt Fronts, Cambrian. Hoop
Skirts, Cocoon,

And 111qu of otbv-r ”ugh-o. tug-dirt it uh a rod
lit» t

NOTIONB.

-.A‘r_.

H. H. PW‘.

Ont: 600? In: 9! [hr Feuh‘m
P. S.—Gcnta till find the D091 fit ”wi‘uinilr.
Imitation linen. and cloth lined throughout.
South Sat-walk. March 1i. mm

s. F. Pmémw W

and Twen-

Ofllce. Station Boner.

JAMES II. HO .
Superintendent

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Druggist and Apothecary.

AMERICVUS,

CAPT' "T" 11' LAXE’ Nearly opposite I. I. Depot.

ox nu AFTER XONDAY Amuxons, APB.32.

Leave: South Norwalk every morning (Sundays ex-
Copied} or 7:45, or on arrival of the train from Dan-
bury and New Haven.

Passengers and bngjrage conveyed to and from the
do at at South Norwa k without extra charge.

{cturning leaves New York. from Pier ‘37. East
Rimr. foot of Market street. at 245 and from Pier
foot of Thirty-third street. East River. at 3 o‘clock
r. 31., «Sundays excepted).

 

Passage, 75 Cents, Excursion Tickets, 81,25
FREIGHT AT PROPELLER RATES.

Pure, Select

Refreshments of all kinds served on board.
N. Runner-lens. for New York. connect: at
South Norwalk with the 6:18 train to Daubury and
the 6:12 P. I. train to New Ilnven: lino. with the

train from Daub which arrives at South Norwalk
at 7:40.and km A. ew Raven ”7:46 A. 1.

THE, FREIGHT PROPELLERS

City of larval: or P. F. Bully,

Will leave from each end of the route every evening
Produce sold without charge for commla‘ ion.
Freight at. old packet rates.
All us are forbid trusting any of the em-
ployees of either of the above boats on account of
the owners thereof. '54.!

“ PURE GOLD.”

“_ Worthy of its name 1” exehim all who lure ex-
umned “P GOLD " the leading Sunday School
Song Book this year. vcr

100,000 Copies

have been already sold
been issued but

5 - ONE Mbflfl'.

LARGE ORDERS ABE mm' FOR
n“- Pure Gold”.

clef! d”- : 3'0! will find the bygone and tune

BEES, HBIllllllBS llllllllllllll

FINE TOILET‘ SOAPS.

Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,

COMES.

PERFUMERY IN GREAT VA RI ET Y.

A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS.

 

PATENT MEDICINES.

MINERAL WATERS.

Trusses, Fancy Articles, Cutlery,

In fact everything from a Quill Tomll Pick

to an Inlnid Hair Brush-

. Prescription: morally com.

waded day and $53M”. W to Residence in

alike ulklmg‘ for . .
801:1: 30min. Nov. 17, um a-u

(Hay I6.) and the book has

N B.—Phyeicianaj

______________.__———-
‘THE PLACE TO BITY

..‘_

PURE. . coon .
um. '3. 2 osmium, é
REFINED. , LWELY;
EXCELENT, DEVOTIONAL.

1‘31“?““9013” uvouwu‘rmnsr.

One y cover acutfor
dentagogcenmgr, 47 ) enmlnltlononrc-

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