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                        In 1s. and 2s. bottles. of
J. ATKINSON, Draper, Penrith;  W. HAUGHAN, Draper, Kirkoswald;  J. KENNEDY, Draper, Maryport;  R. IRVING, Draper, Workington;  R. ROBINSON, Draper, Cockermouth.
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A PENNY BLACK LEAD PENCIL, Equal to any Three-penny Drawing Pencil in the trade, at
THOS. HODGSON's  "Herald" Office, Penrith.
For whom it is specially manufactured.
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PENRITH HERALD ROYAL PACKET OF STATIONERY, containing 57 Articles viz: -
 
24 Sheets Superfine Cream Note Paper.
24 Superfine Cream Envelopes, to suit.
  6 Best Steel Pens.
  1 Pen Holder.
  1 Best Pencil.
  1 Sheet Blotting Paper.
 
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Printer, Bookseller & Stationer,
King Street, Penrith.
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Ready-Made and Bespoke
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2, Middlegate, Penrith.
 
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GENTLEMEN'S READY-MADE CLOTHING.
 
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WHEELER and WILSON'S;   HOWE'S;   and   THE BRITANNIA.
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USED WITH COLD WATER ONLY,
 
By mixing to a smooth paste, and adding water in the proportion of a pint to two ounces of starch.  When made in this way, the linen should be ironed soon after starching, to ensure a beautiful gloss.  To be obtained of all respectable Grocers.
 
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N. B. - Comsumers are requested to ask for
 
" E  L  E  P  H  A  N  T     S  T  A  R  C  H"
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M R S.   C H R I S T Y' S   C A B I N E T,
The EXTRA CHRISTMAS NUMBER of
"Cassell's Magazine",  price 3d.

CONTAINING-------

Where the Cabinet Stood................by Theo GIFT.
The Sevres Vase..............................by Herbert KEITH.
The China Mug................................by E. CLAXTON.
The Punch Bowl...............................by THOMAS ARCHER.
The Pot Pourri Jar............................by Theo. GIFT
The Bit of Old Chelsea.....................by W. SAWYER.
Mrs. Christy's Children.....................by Theo GIFT.
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"Some of the stories are graphic and excellent, "The Sevres Vase" is a capital sketch.  "A Bit of Old Chelsea" is amusing, and has a strong point of interest.  The publication is very prettily illustrated.  It is excellent".

..........................................Lloyd's News.
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