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... %within. RC. PIA.NOFORITES for HIRE or for SALE, from 26 guineas upwards.-JOHN IIROAI)WOOD end SONS 68, Grceat Pulteney-street. Golden-square, W.-Maisiufactery, 45, !orae~erry. road, Westmingter. tiDH'swREATES of ALL PIANOFORTES. TB~ Dewirve stal 5nes of the ...
... Azurtate, both to lesrlleee eand caranalslic ekness Vih little orb; were rich with the wise of health; talt the mnaker wear tuis golden eirele, that hie .emay keen I was weunased Nrithtie liarrawsa of diseasa, hot ani nose healed. Mae ha grese lto thle suashiioa ...
... per Dozen Quarts. GOLDEN IdEY. (ILARET, ., t 12s. per Dozen Pintsj 18 er Dozen Quarts. 15, HIGhi-ST, EET. per Dozen Pints' 12s. er Dozen Quarts. T. G. NOi1THA. 'I Co. . ILARET, L s. 6d. per Dozen P'lnts: 16s. per Dozen Quarts. GOLDEN XE C LAIRET, J 12s ...
... Duke-street. 22stnctS TEWIIS'S BOOTS. .LJ LW iS;'S use OMM ae d WAne3. PR1O1SOLESO o8n all her BOOTS. This s~eSlYoul5 rsole leather. wbhlo can ouy be 6ttcd In L verP.ol. at Lewis, ?? eance hse Hoots to wear mush lonoer than ens boots hitherto made. Noztargsfes ...
... o'clock on ni 'rTuesday, 28th January next, for rn. ' ' CLOTHING MATERIALS., ac. ed Worsted, Blue ?? ,000 lbs. HALF-BOOTS AND SHOES. Half-Boots ?? 24,000 pairs i Shoes .. ,000 pairs. - The above Contracts are for specific quantities of the several grtielea ...
... amount for a like ?? lercory, Iss- way 55th, 1879. THE GOLDEN FLEECE TOBACCO. vill Extract from Analysls by Norman Tate. my I have made a careful examination of the Pa4kets tract of 'Tobacco labelled 'Golden Fleece.' There are ,Y. Present all the conistituents ...
... woll-mansfactsre I STOCIK-IN-TRADE of BOOTS and SHOES, SHODPI FIXTURES, FITTINdiS, and EFFECTS : Comprising Ladies', Gents', and Children's Kid leok Kid Calf, Levant, and Memel Side Sprillgs, MIen's anm Noys' Nailesd Boots, sundrv Leather and Linings, Counter ...
... ?? to pestilence and caltyvitn sickness: tile little orbts were rich with the miuo of health * let the tnaker seelr this golden circle. that he mey khots I wea voultlded with tte strovs of discease, hout Anl now healed. Mlay he grot' ia the sunshine ...
... te etmae a £8 pr num hl fr0 OF~n By ?? of Trustoos.-Kent, in the perish Of Blthane, nine miles fro Fr town, by road or ruil, In rcoes proximity to the nowy Pope-sired tt wie tion on tho.North. Kent Loop Line (giving direct coimeiniout wi w~th Canuon-strect ...
... not had a single attack sinceI first took them. CLERGYMAN'S TESTIMONY.-The Itev. John Sheward, of Milton, Sit- thigbourne, Kent, writes:- My nerves viere so shattered that I dreaded the simplest duties, and lost all energyandplea- sure in the purformance ...
... e HOUSE1 Efmnivh*l) or 81o partia bor oete ayo ete an rwondd lge willing to take oag of ?? cudb educated 'with her non. Mid Kent.-atulrs drs y lettsr 45 W,. Daily Now O Inquiry Office. 67, leaial WV ?? to GadnearrtedCt aapremw. t xfm~.Ra ~W site tomee ...