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A CHARMING BOOK. | A very charming little book, for information | and as a guide, is“ Holidays in England, which treats, in’ pictures and type, of the ca- thedral cities, the Tennyson and Dickens coun- try, and the homes of thespilgrim fathers. It is edited by Percy Lindley, author of * Walks in Holland,” etc., and published at 379 Broad- way, and may be ordered through any book- seller. 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Little Jennie—* What's become of that pair of scissors, mamma?” Her mother—" Don't say ‘pair of scissors,’ dear; simply ‘ scissors" is sufficient.” Little Jennie—"* How much did they cost, mamma?"” Mer mother—" Twenty. five cents a pair, dear." —South Boston News. STANDARD Are the Best In Design, Material, Workmenship and Finish. “ATT DPULAR WE! $100 to $135. Handsome Catalogue FREE on application REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY, 313-315 Broadway, New York. Manutacturers of the Remington Fire Arms, of ‘world-wide reputation. TRUSSES. oxer 0 years devoted exconvely tothe manufacture esORanZ SPH deca ae ao thea a ft been ‘contined to thelr Hed for 10 years cular. "No.2 Clinton Ave., Albany, Ne ¥. TROY IMPROVED CHLORIDE OF GOLD CURE. ‘Correspondence solletted, yanager, S21-G22 Nirk Dullding, Syracuse, N. ton dovox. FOR DELICACY For purity, and for improvement of the com- plexion nothing equals Pozzoni's Powder, KICKERS FOR VOTERS. SRLMA, ALA., June 21, 1854. To the Judge Publishing Co. Dear sirs—I desire the agency of your kick- ing machine as portrayed on the first page o your issue of the 23d inst. There are many. many voters in this country who are in need of one, and some of us should use it double- rigged. Yourstruly, —C, L, Howarn. a Sie er BETTER COCKTAIL AT HOME THAN 18, SERVED OVER ANY BAR IN THE WORLD. , The Club Gecktails MANHATTAN, MARTINI, WHISKY, HOLLAND CIN, ‘TOM CIN and VERMOUTH,. For the Yacht, For the Sea Shore, For the Mountains, For the Fishing Party, For the Camping Party, For the Summer Hotel, For everywhere that a delicious Cocktall ts Sy appreciated, We preter that you shoud bay Of your dealer; If he dacs not keep them we E> will weod a selection of four bottles, prepald, for $60. Yor sale by all Drugglsts and Dealers, 6, F. 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