lie Caily Review.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2, 18I&.
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EHTKRKD AT THfC I'OSTOFFICK AT
Wilmington, N. C, as Second 'Clas
Mattes.
WE SAY IT OVKR AGAIN.
We like to see a spade called a spade ,
eren if it is black. Our attention bas
been called to the interview held by a
Baleigh Observer representative with
Hon. John Manning, relative to the
Judgeship which Mr. Manning so nar
rowly escaped receiving, in which he (Mr.
11.) is represented as saying, in effect,
that he told Got. Jar vis that if the public
interests could be better subserved by ap
pointing some oce else to the office tha1
he must not hesitate to do so. In this
statement Mr. Manning has either wrong
ed himself r has been wronged by
someone else, for, as we have alreaJy
published it, Mr. Manning distinctly in
formed us that, alter plainly accepting
the tendered Judgeship, he informed Gov
Jarvis, towards the latter part of his com
munication, that notwithstanding his ac
ceptance, if he (Jarvfo) "could strengthen
himself morj by appointing some one e't-e
to the office, not to hesitate to do bo."
These are very nearly tho exict wnit
used to us (and to others) by Mr. Mnn
uing. There was not oue word
said in reference to subserving
the public interests which, on
occasions of this kind, is not always
the first thing thought of, and we submit
that there is a considerable difference be
tween "subserving the public interests '
and a man's strengthening Limself by an
appointinenWor a ncniiuation for which
he is in training. . .
We have said what we have here simply
because the statement made in the Ob
server is so at variance with that published
by us a few weeks since, aud which has
been extensively referred to by our ex
changes, that we have been impelled to
reiterate our previous assertions.
A FEW WORDS WITH YOU.
We are one of those who desire to
see Samuel J. Tilden receive the nom
ination of President at the hands of the
next Democratic convention. There are
other names which have been mentioned,
t least hatf-a-score of them, any one of
which might be our personal choice.
Still, it is not at all .impossible that Mr.
Tilden may receive the nomination, and
in view of that very event we have care
fully refrai ed from any criticisms
which might iu the future be thrown
back at us. Unlike some of our
contemporaries, we do not like to be forced
to eat our own words. We did not laud
and magnify Mr. llyes, and had there
fore nothing to tke back in respect to
him ; we have not abused air. Tilden
and will not therefore, iu the event of his
nomination, have our own words thrown
back into our teeth. Mr. Tilden's enemies,
who, be it leniembered, are also the ene.
mies of good government, are those who
have ben active in the nrosecutinns 8rir,at.
him, and this fact alone should make every
cautious man withhold judgment, at ieast
until the issues are decided.
If Mr. Tilden is really guilty of any
of the numerous charges which have been
made against him it is yet to be proved.
Our objections to him, however, are not
because we believe him to be guilty, but
simply because of the fact that charges
against him have been made. He may
be as pure aa.was.George Washington, but
yet the man who aspires to be the leader
and nominee of the Democratic party
should not only be free from corruption,
but from the charges of corruption at.
well, in his private as well as in hiy pub
lio life. This is merely as we think. If.
however, the exigencies of the occasion
should require Mr. Tilden's nomination
we will endorse him and work for him and
vote for him, yielding our "judgment to
that of others. If Robinson is elected in
New York; even if Ewing carries Ouio by
a handsome . majority, Mr. Tilden's
chances for the nomination, already thought
t be good, will be greatly enhanced, and it
is quite lik .ly, in such au event, that ht
will be the nominee of the paity neXL
year.
LO ! Til f lO0 K I N I I N .
We have intelligence of another con
flict between Uaited States troops and a
large body of the Ute tribeof Injuns, in
which Major Thornbury, com a-ending
the troops, and several enlisted men were
killed and three officers wounded. The
latest shows that the troops are surrounded
by the Indians and are in a perilous
condition, although other troops have
been ordered forward, and are marching
with all possible speed to the relief of
their comrades.
The cause of this fresh emeute, as is
generally the case, is because a body of
miners hare forced themselves upon the
reservation specially assigned to the tribe
This, as a matter .of course, engendered ill
feeling in the tribe, and they retaliated in
ach a manner aa to call for troops to snp
.res them. It was wbil en route for this
purpose that Iaj)r Thornbury's com
mand was attacked with such disastrous
results.
It is a sul co--menry upon tfec power
of the govcrnrrif1;
under the I mst
Po'-5irjli !b!MtJOi o t'-
protect are; left c-Virejy at the
every law-drfv a !vc,f '-r r.
Vim it
not to be wuL.ine-.l, at lii iS''ts
v aon-
the imp- ratipe duty prjipt-r y l-eiuLf S an
too much eu pa-ed ib the cares of -Uc.
seeking r plabe-keepi -g ' to attend to li e
mil. or " matter f IcariuJ f -", the rights of
a few defeusejlej-s! Irjtiians,'
Nor is it to
be wondered at tLat tlu tavaes should
retaliate- 'with all the Htteruets and
ferocity of which their iatures are capa
ble. They see that every promise i and
solemn pledg of the igovernmen't is but a
hollow mockery and they know by
experience that the rapacity and cupid.ty
of the white adventurers, who encroach
upon the domain specially, assigned for
tee various tribes, have no regard for ttie
law, as they have too jfear of punishment
resulting trom its violation. ,
If the government afttr enacting a law
forthe bftic-tit of the Indjiaus, and giving
them just , and rejisoclabie rights, would
bee to it that they were fully and am
ply protected in the '-unmolested " en
joyment -of ibr.pj rights, ' there1 wi-uld
03 no trc u'o e; Ljut' 'so long as leg
loam iy direct, its isdotr to a wise
and htuaate f i' -r tLu protection ,of
the savajie?, . kiiov. jng, as they should
k!io"W fr-.-oi ifvg csu-tblinhejl precedent,
that the law vyill be violated at will by
the white:, we my cpUt the buvac
nature of- the ' Indian will resent the
wrong inflicted upon, them.
WASIiLNGTON LETTEK-
Washington D Oi, Sept SO, 1879.
The camiaign in Ouio is rapidly
drawing to a cioae. Iht- two weeks now
remaining promi.-e to bouuusuaiiy
citiiig, add, of couifc)e a gteat amouiiti of
political workswilI bo done by both
ttie great political parties m that Stare .
Our iutoihgeace from there in the pat
day or two from re iabl'o and authentic
sources, represents the Ptmoorats as
bfcitg contldent of carrying the StuW
on the popular vote and of haviug a
majority in the Legislature, thus en
suring tue e'ecton ofjfJ. iS. Senator to
eusceed Thurman. , Ouo half of the
members oi the late Seriate held oyer,
a large majority of whom are Demo
crats, which isdecidetily to their ad
vantage and largely increases their
ohancea of secariug a majority in that
body. Gen'i JEwing, according to
all aooountsji is making the most
vigorous and cjflective canvass of the
State ever known there, bis meetings
being attended by immense throngs of
people and havicg a telling effect. He
is aided bv a corps of the most able
and popular1 orators in that and adjoin
ing titates, among whom are McDon
ald and Voorhees, of Iudiana, I Thur
man, Pendletop, Hurd,! MoMahjn,
Warner, Converse and a soore of
others who are addressing the people
in various sections of the State and
arousing them io the importance of the
issues before them.
It is affirmed and denied that the
removal of Senator Blaine s brother
from a emdll place in the Capital was
for other than political causes.
A set of men who, in any Northern
community, would damage the cau.e
they espoused, is in daily meeting here
for the puipose cjf 'reorganizing' the
Republican1 party 'of the South. With
a few'houbrable exceptions tliesd men
are such as bad no standing before the
war. Witti them politics is a trade,
and it is probable that I each of them
had a dozen trades before he adapted
that of pontic J They exptictjto 'make
something' iu politics. ,
One Biown, la colored man of this
city, lately tried to prevent a secret
society from using the nama VTne
United Order of the Sons and Dkught
era and Brothers and Sisters cf MoseB
of the Unitfid SUtes and "World at
Large.' He failed. The Courts would
uot protect the ue of jsuch a name. )
Sp,aking of secret bocietie3, jl an
reminded that an organization in op
position to such sdcieties has its
headquarters here. From 'its adver
tifemuut, which lappears in the Mar L
learn that in order more fffec'tua'iy to
carry on itPWork of suppressing secret
societies, itjlhas organjz d ono of itb
own. The pfficial Jnotioe says: Ma
sons aud other Stcret Society men
join themselves together for mutual
benefit, with secret caths, kind it
Ochooves all opposed to such ustitutioi a
to orguijiza aud kiiow each other foi
protection.
GuiiDGE.
j j
A Walkiug Matohr-Calves betting
on calves. Bos Truuscript. I
A good titlei for the! winner of the
belt Mile LoSrd PlMa Bullttm.
What poli i a xc.stl jia n
and let- i chiu airiaiC.-: 2 O
d t L J . -J. - . 3 i-
more reform
.Picayune.
Graiit has ixtaae cood time sii.ii h
struck, tb
Night.
(ioldcn Gait. Gin iSat
lne .liutler party, being a bird of
pvil omeu, njia.ita two win8.--Bost
iranbcript.
Waterioosing
Napoleop,wheu
Sat Night.!
si II ;
gbt
that
was for
it. Cin
you think of
Pinafore is degenerating its Rainha
are winning to themselves the sobri
quet of -Sing-bad, the sailor.'
Yonkers Gazette. ! j j j
What this great ahd glorious coaktry
of ours needs most Just at the present
time is a deaf1 aad dumb politician;'
Elmira Gazette.
It is Btated as a fact that since
Women hare taken to wearing low
crowded La's, the attendance tl e
theatres ba increased. PiiiU Ball-
There are men who pass for scholars
The are so f if i -hind the time that
''y hj p -ar oil : J o express their
dr-aflJt qTtion from dead laugua
-R. t 0.P)caynne.
Worthless Stiifl!
Xo i f tt, rri)- frini';if you could see
the strong hn!thv, blooming, raeH
women aodciiihlren that have been raipecj
from beds of sickness,, suffering and al
most death, by the! use of Hop Bitters,
vou would sa ' Glorious and invaluable
reined v." See another column.
New Advertisements.
i i . 1 i : , -
Boatwrisht & McEoy
TOLD YOU SO.
GROG ERIE
HAVE ADVANCED.
Bat ifevertbcle83, we can eT-D nw sell you
BARGAINS.
Come and examine our stock and prices.
It will certainly pay you.
You will at leaet allow us to pott you on
plices. Woa't jru? (. ' 1 .
!
"1 i I
I W rite for Sairpl-s find Piices, Your com-
muaica:ioE8 will receive prompt answers,
i
We keep every thing that is kept in a first
class Grocery establishment.
1 -I i ' - .' ' . '
Our Wiae, Liquor ,and Cigar Department
cannot be excelled in the Btate.
' ' ' ' I- : '
Ppecial attention given to the Retail De-
i
psrtraant.
Goods always rresh. Luxuries and Sub
stantials at very small mvgin. j
The fact is we keep on retail the largest
and most complete stock of any house in the
State. ' j
Call and see ua. I 1
Boatwilght & BScKoy,
5 & 7 North Front ' Street.
sept 29
AGENTS WANTED For the Best and
Fastest-elH g Pictorial Books and1 Bibles.
Prices reduced 33 per cent. atioal Pij-B
lisuino Co., Philada., Pa.j Atlanta, Ga., or
St. Louij, Mo. 1 sept 11
m ft ff returns In 30 days on $100 ' In
4lZUUested. Official reports and infor
mation free. I ike profits weefcly on Stock
options of $10 to $60. I
Addresi. T. Potter Wigbt & Cc, Bank
er , 35 Wall St., N. Y. , eept 11
TEACHERS
W ANTED50to
$100 or $-'U0' 1'EU
MONTH 't"-g Fall and Winter. For
full particulars adtires, J. C. Ai C,IJRDY
& COl, Philadelphia, Pa. , septll-4w
EANDi INSTTLTJMENT CATALOGE.
Our hcv? catalogue of Band
Instruunats, Music, Suits,
Caps, Blta,Pouche,Pom
pons, Drum Majors' StaSs
and Hats, Epaulets, Cap-
Lauipd, Stands, and Out
fits contains 85 pages of
informatumtoT musicians.
liailed irtc Address
ITiOX &. UXALY, 162 State j., Cnicago, 111.
sept ll-iw
Xr. SANFORD'S
LIVER IMVSGGRATOP.
ia a Standard Family Remedy for diseases of
he 1 ivtr, stomach and Bowels. It ig Pure
ly Vegetable. It never Debilitate;". It it
Catliartic and To- ic. It b been used in mv
practice and by the public, tor more than 35
yeare with unprecedented results. Send for
Circular. 8. T. W. AiNr'OtiD, M. D..
1 162 Broadway. New York City.l
Arylruggit will tell you its reputation.
set't 11 ! I
NEW PIANOS $125
Each, and all styles, including Grand Square
and Upright, all strictly firat clam, sold ai
the loweut net cabh wholesale factory
prices, direct to the puacHASxa. These Pianos
made one of the finest displays at the Cen
tennial Exhibition, and were unanimously re
commended for the Highest Honors over
12,000 in use. Regularly incorporated Man
ufacturing Co. Factory established over 3f
Tears. The Square Grands contain Mathu
soek's new patent Duplex Overstrung Scale,
the greatest improvement in the history
Piano making. The Uprights are the finest
in America. Pianos i sent on trial. Don't
fail to write for Illustrated and Descriptive
catalogue of 48 page mailed free.
MENDELSSOHN PIANO 00.,
apl7-6m 11 East 15th street. XT
Old Newspapers
QUANTITY Oi1 OU) irEW8PAPR8
for wrapping, offered for sale chap at the
epti DAlLI KKY1KW OFFICE, i
a isco i ttu uo ua.
i For Rent. !
TBA.T DEIRABLEfWUA.RP, at
foot of Mubrry tee t, late-y occupied
hi
--. . I
by the Baltimore RteamaHp Comi '.y , c m
plete wUh ffi es. Hht Also, ti e
COAL and WUoU V A '-V. '"n e- f Fr t
and Mnlberr? ftreet at vrMe t ccupi-u f.y
J. A. Springer. A ply to
sept 30-tf
H N 'TTT.
Kor'-Rent.i
rTIHAT DESlliABLK KK81DENCE
on Third street, West siae, recettiy
I
occupi' d by Col. Jas. G. Bu r.
! Apply to
sept U
R. F. LANODOV.
For Rent.
rpHR ENTIRE TBIRD Floomfthe
L Mu chison Building:, situated on riuil
Front Street, next North of the Bank Ji3L
of New Hanover. Especially suitable as a
dall or for Club purposes. A pply to
! 1 B. D. DhFOREST,
i or G1LE8 A MUKCUlSOxN.
. eept 20-9t
For Rent.
OIHAT DESIRABLE 8TORE,
J. also HLii oil third fl or, new
fitted up, corner Market and
uth W atsr Streets from tha 1st
of October Apply to 1 -
eept II tf H. B. FILblKri.
S600.
nnR RRTT THAT VFRV
desirable store on Market street,
rccupie by Mr. Thos. H. Elcwey,
a a Shoe dtore. The cheapest Store on the
J street. Aprly to THE McKOY'S.
eept lO tt
For Rqnt.
JROM 1st October that desira
ble STORE, No. 15 North Front
1 i '
.Street, at present occupied by Ho.
Express Company. Apply to
eept 23 lw
D. A. 8MITH 4 CO.
For Rent.
rpHB ELEGAKT B1S8IDENCE
on corner of Third and Walnut eta , JrsI-
recent'y occupied by Wm. Calder, Fsq.
Possession given October 1st.
, Apply to '
sept S3 te ' J. P. GA.RRELL. '
To Rent. !
s
TORE HOUSE AD IiWEL-
LING to let on Brunswick and 'Jii
i
Seventh streets, in perfect 'order. Tosses
sion given immediately. '
Also, three No. 1 Fro-jt Rooms to iet,l at
the First National Bank,"old building, cor-
ner Front and Princess streets.
For particulars apply to I
s?pt 15 tOl SOL. BEAR & BROS.
The Hew Boot and
Shoe Stored
32 MAKKET STREET.
TO MY FRIENDS AND Patrons :
Thankfil for past favor?, I will in-ffi
form them that I hiv just returned from t e
North; where 1 have ysited all the celebra
ted markets for Bo ts and Shoes. t
I am determined te sell a good Bhoe for a
low price, such as you never bought ic
! ' 1 I . r i
this market before. All I ask is 'a call and a
fair comparison.
My stock is now arriving with every t aio
s nd cannot be excelled bv any in the citv.
i Bespecjtfully,
I sept 13 C. ROSENTHAL.
j 1 j : . : i
Manchester Yarn.
25 Bales MANCHESTER YARN.
A superior quality, just r
Bales Lake George jSLeeting,
Salt, Eagginsr,
lies.
ftff f 8acM LIVERPOOL SALT.
UUUU, Striped Sacks,
1 OHO Whcle nd Half Rolls BAGGING,
3500 Bnndle8 Nfw TIES
Flouri Beacon. &c.
! 1500 Bbls Fresh flour,
i60 Boxes D. - I and Smoked Sides.
60 Bbls City Mes Pork,
110 Tubs Choice Family Lard,
125 Bbls Sugars, Crashed, Granulated,
4, Extra! C, and C,
100 Bbls and Boxes Freih Crackers,
125 Boxes Cream Cheese; 1
Potah; Lye, Hoda, Soap, Btarcb.
ducibb, rsper iwine.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS k MURCHI
.SON,
sept 29 Wholesale Gro. A Com. Mer
For Smithville.
QTEAM YACHT ELIZA-
BETH, Capt. D.W.Chad wick, Jsf&fg?
!!!!FL
carrying United States MaiL Leaves whart
foot of Market street daily (except Hudays)
at 3 P. M. Retuminjc , leare Smithville
t X A. M. K. P. PADDI80K.
ep8 i ..AgenU
MiBcOiiiirOU3.
THEBEST i
Ml
SOLD BY.
1
FOR PARTICULARS ""r- ADHBr
WHITESEWING MACHINE 10. CLEVELAND; QHlh
October 1 st.
FALL CAM? A'
'ILL COMMENCE.
W alIierTias been too Iiol !
for People to Ileail
Alvcrlisciiiejttd.
FULL LINE OF
Fancy Groceries
! JUST RECEIVED AT
KL.eei08ERS,&00'St
$500 Reward,!
For a Cigar at the same price thi
equals our ,
i 1 . ! 'i
$250 Seward I
FOR ONE THAT BEATS OUE
i
SOLON SHINGLE !
S100 Eeward !
. i.
For an all-tobacco Cigarette, of
, same fA jle, fir ish and quality, j
tliat can be sold as low as our
i .
Rose and Zilly.
I
ONLY 191 DOLLARS !
PENNSYLVANIA
mm MACHINE
ii
Equal to any Kinder in the Market !
The above
, Stylo for) the
the r iTj low
cnt represents the most popular
pe -ple. whirh offer you for
price or lv, in lucpg attach-
Kemember, jwe d npt afk you
to pay nn til you have seen the mach'ne
After having ezamiacd
t if it u not all we
r.:ejent, return it to
us at oar ex pen 8.
Conm't yoTir interests aid order at once. If
; ou hve within tevfn
hundred mile the
fitigr.t wiil not b-s mo e
thaa one dollar.
Address.
PennsyiTaiiia Sewiiji Machine Co.,
17 N. IOt h Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
aug 29-wtf
Winberry Oysters-
THEI ARE GOOD
now. Another instil-
I i. !
ment jajtj received thia morBing. It cold
nough now for.Lot Whuej ana fat Oyster,
Freo Lunch
every day at 11 o'clock.
liOON CABBOLL.
rjaept 26
IT
H0TIC OUR QtZ?tUS D&LERS and Otfi CE PLATE
! YFUUW FEVE -
BUCK1
j
it t
f"n t
-LI .- "
fn.
in a uio'e nia'if;ri-i?-t and t
fallDionths of l7'J i
lit
r i
in r-outhe-fl S'ubu ad ved hs .'
ueriui results in Unutu
A,f kit '
most aggravated cases
filtered or strained rroiu 1 11 , 6ri v
Use irom odj two
turn nn... !
it paaess through the Liver tlhJ11
ce of bile exists. Bv it L'Vm
on the Liver and monJach th 5
not only prevents to a oertairt.
Fever and Black Vomit k . ' liJ
nderfal
and all Ma ial dUeases 1 ' fiJ'Pffi
i o one .reed fear Yellow' TV... ,
expel the Malarial Pi1B ..j PTer
trom the blood by uing ilER-.V.T. 'ot
wbicb is sold by 1! Drui! i'Jn
f LOO bottles, or wnibeftbyl, . ?u"-
Proprietors. A. F. M
Dr Pembertoii's Stillineia'tpr
Delight ' y ,
The
Rheamatisin. Snn.ftil. .L0 enr
" A, nPfU!B.,
u, turn, vicers ana Mores, tsst t
all oarts ot the country, are-LofonlO
aoie out so miraculous 49 to be rfoabufl
it not for the abundance of pfood . 1
Remarkable Ciire . tf Scrofula fc
CASK o- t'uii.' j. c.ib4a'W
r ingstjn, Ga., Sept 15,1m,
Gents: For nxtefn years I ' bire'L-1
messing forms. 1 have ben r'o ti ei t.
ruoui anJ be a for niteen y arg wrh Wf
loua ulcerations. The ' mAet pproVed
dies for such cases had b;en nseld, uii
most eminent physicians cnmnlfed r;tt-'
a'Jy decided beiierit. 'ihus pnitrsiiA
ref8 d, despoudiog, I was advjedbi
yer, or x joya county, to 'soman
iue use uj yuur oompo'ina txfact Stiliia
Language is aa insufficient to describe ties,
lief I obtiined from th usjofthe .-til.-i
as it is to ;onrt;y an adequatelidds oftK
tensity of my suffering before j,
irnedicine ;( snfrcient to eay, I abudneU
other remedies and oontinuedtlnnieofT
r2LLiai ui inuuingia unin i can ur trr,
"1 am cured of all pain." of all deie.n;
nothing to obstruct thcactive pu-sfiitofr
orofession. More than eight month! kii
elapsed since this remarkable I curi, titlt
any return t f the disease. ,
Fof the truth of the above gtaWntta
fer to ahy gentleman in Bartow quittT.ti,
and to tpe njembers of the br of Chtma
ircrsit, who are acqiainted witb me. let
.yer remain, with the ceepetgramod-,'
i Tour obedient servdDt
J. C. BliANbON, Atty st-U.
A MIRACLt. a
West Poist, Ga:, Sept. II, 181
1 Genta:-rMy daughter was taken cjn theft'
day ot June, 1863, witb what was enpp
to be Acute Rheumatisml and wm t-tedlr
the same with no success, in k arch four
ng, pieces of bone began to work outifa
right arm, and continued toap e rtu!i
the bone from the elbow tcr the ah nlieri
came out. Many, pieces of b1 ne camjotf'
the rieht foot an i lee. Thei cae wu fA
nroncinTi?ftd on of White tWellire.' 4N
having been confined aoout siiTearttci!
bed. and the case considered ooDeW '
induced to try Dr. Femberton's Coapt
Extract of Stillkgia, and wm o well"
Red with its ?ffect that I have coi-ti:,w-use
of it 'un til the present. I-
! My daughter was ronfinf d t& her bed
ai-r tMK before ahe sat UD cr eTsu taT
-w i . K ni . Ka n Wtlu T,f,VC i t 03 Wit
and sews most of herti M ikell
we room, iler renerl fcaith is o
and 1 believ - she will, as her Hjip
dtrentth.-wjaiK w:ll. 1,1 atribute. b-r f
v. with th- bi'Bfi-jff.'of God, M the
vour iava u-ibie uicdiciue. With i'i
Lcdiciue. With
. . . ' r 1
I am, yours truly
West Poi
Gents: 1
Wanton
rne
everene cn dc given u w; "i
", I ourj tf uly. -1 L i.
' FOV.'.fl ? WlLI-lAi!-.., . . L
pared by ,A P. NU-rrell do, ''V'J
y tori A K Jr .!, in 1.0'
;ent bv expresc Amenta wvfti
jvervwhe-e.
.... A r., iJ,.,tiirpr!,,iii
t.t-y
Jtt
11. Medicines bnt to poor fple i ,
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the country. Will work ebeap.
sept 16-tf
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THE IVIcKOVS,
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Attorneys
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Furniture'
TUST RECEIVED FBOV.Fi
a large juaortnient of Waln
it
grades of FUKITUIiK,
at Great Bargains. Call and
Th' ab ive ccrtitics -r ! ;
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feb 19 V.