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A REMEDY FOR
IYR EAEaUM ATTS.M :!

VNNHE cXcrucialIng Pain-thc decrepilude
IL and deiormlty, and the premature old
age. which are the usual attendants of this
disorder. are suffered by many from despair
of cure. or disappointment in The efficacy of
the numerous pretended aniidotes used to
effect this purpose. But those who have
made fair trial of
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STRAY cow.

~-~,--w--~--xs & rRAYED from
IlSEgsFa |si I3Ttli1ga\ - the Subscriber.
w. KAN. SglAssnJ w on Saturday evening
}Lg,y w the 22d INST, a good
VII ps,,.s,.Ill E SIZED brlndled Cow,
~t,FAss EceA--1~: 80 l. hi Il
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19
PuRLlc...No. II.


AN ACT directing the transfer Of money re-
naming unclaimed by certain pensioners,
and authorizing the payment Of the same at
the Treasury OF the United States.
SEC. l. Belt enacted BY the Senate and House
Of Representatives cfthe United States Of fine
RIGA, in Congress assembled, That all money
which has been, or may hereafter be, Transmits
ted 10 the agents for paying pensions, which
may have remained, or may hereafter remain,
IN the hands Of said agents unclaimed by any
pen<ioner or pensioners for the term OF eight
months after the same may have or may be-.
come due and payable, shall be transferred to
the Treasury OF the United States; and that
all pensions unclaimed as aforesaid, shall be
thereafter payable only al the Treasury Of the
United States, and out of any money no, 9th.
erwise appropriated.
Sec. .4ad be il further enacted, That the
transfer difec,ed by the frs, section Of this ac.
shall be made by The draft of,he Commission
or Of Pensions upon The agents for paying PEN
sions, and in favor Of the Treasurer OF The H..
nitcd States; and that the form Of said draft
shall be prescribed by the Secretary Of War.
APPROVED, April 9th, 1893.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19
r. Ak. LIVER Nj q lI II ,
eyWJ2Q }lB OlST 5DIaiN lpI31p.

ft15-Ottice u, the rear of q. kait.Abach's Jewery
Store, opposite the Printing Office.
II WOULD state, for the information of those
who may not be acquainted vita tbs fact, that
BY having tseth, which have commenced decayng,
plugged with gold silver, in proper mannsf,
they may almost invariably be preserved during
life. would also inform those persous who have
lost their teeth, aswel the roots or fngs, that
they can have teeth inserted, by means Of gold
or silver clasp, of indslructble substance, that
will not change their color, which will answer in,
many respects, tho purposes Of natural teeth. 4
would also inform those who may be troubled with
sha. dsas,ssabls disease, the Gum scurvy, that if
thew will give subscriber call, he will be happy
70 pu. them in the way VI eradicating To those
whomay wish'to have teeth extracted, would say,
that in performing this operation, generally use
Fsreeps, which give less pain BY far, than tina,
WELL KNOWN instrument, the Turnkey. AS
have resided il Galena near four years, persons
wishing to employ some ons can easily get informa-
tisn ~ u my qualifications as Surgeon Dentist,
without any direct references. The subscriber will
wait upon persona, who may wish It, at their resi-
dencee. II. A. LlVERMCkE.
GABEsA, Dec.!9, 1885, 25-tf
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19

surveying and marking the road from La Plat
sance Bay 10 Chicago, two hundred and sixty
eight dollars and fifiy.6ve cents;
For paying Adam Eckfeldt, for fne gold and
other expenses incurred by him in preparing
nine medals ordered by Congress for various
distinguished officers, one thousand and eight
dollars and eighty-six cents.
JAMES X. POLK,
= Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
RH. NJ. JOHNSON,
Vicc President cfthe United STATES, and
President Of the Senate.
APPROVED, April 9th. 1888.
M. VAN BUREN,,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19

1TVtfE Subscribers have just opened that large
and commodious house AZ the corner Of Main
And OpConnell Streets. The house has been inn
uroved At considerable expense, and il now ready
iors The accommodation Of Travellers, Boarlsrs,
and Families. 80
No sroutls nor expense will be spared TO render
Il ahouse or comfort and coavenience 10 those who
will favor him viii, call His table will be deck
ed with tho varieties Of the season, and his bar
with the choicest of liquors.
July i5--7-ay. T.FANNlNG T. co.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19
William w. Cornell,
.aIlUhi4NEY .AI' L.4It,
~ DU BUQUE, w. II.
Du Buque, June 3, 1887.
MEDICAL NOTICE
1D(2, lLWJA5l'DIIs
1ArI. OF ALTON. ILLINOIS,

LATk. OF ALTON, ILLINOIS,
TIAVlNG determined Oh a permanent ras.-
!" dence in Du Buqua ofe.s his professional
sefy,cc to the public. lie deems il unnecessary 10
say more, as his acquaintance with the diseases Of
this section OF olatty, and IN experience "i eight
years practice, he hopes viii esttie him To liberal
share OF public patronage.
DR.. Lur,oA Will devote special attention to the
diseases Of woman aud children, and TO operative
and dental surgery.
Office and residence on main street, nearly OPP
posite the store Of Mr.. Green Weave, where he
may be found at all hours, unless abseht Oh PROBES,
s,osal business. Private Office up stairs.
Du B.que, Oct l. l9-tf
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19

ed& delivered writing purporing to he a con-
veyance OF any estate or interest, and such
feme covert shall appear before any two ius,i.
ces OF the peace OF any State or Territory of
the United States, or ofthe Dstric, Of Column
b'a, and, being by them examined privily and
apart from her husband, and having the deed
fully explained to her, shall acknowledge the
same TO be her act and deed, and shall declare
that she had willingly signed, sealed, and de-
livered the same. and that she wished not 10
retract il; and such privy examination, ac-
acknowledgement, and declaration, shall be GER
tilted by such justices under their hands and
seals, by cetificate annexed 10 such writing,
and toll following effect; tina. is to say: =
----- county or corporation, &c.l TO wit:
We, A Sand C D, justices of the peace in
the county lor corporation, &c.] aforesaid, in
the State Tor Territory, &C. of do
hereby certify that f F the wife Of {; II, par
ty TO certain deed bearing date on the -
day Of - and hereunto annexed, personal
" appeared before us in our county for cor.
poraicn. &c. aforesaid, the said r, being
well known 10 ns as Tor proved by the oa,hs
Of credible witnesses before us to bel the per-
son who executed the said deed, and being by
us examined, priIly and apart from her hus-
band. and having the deed aforesaid fully ex-
planned 10 her, sle, the said Il F, acknowl-
edged the same 70 be her act and deed and de-
clared that she bad willingly signed, sealed,
and delivered tlp same. and that she wished
no, to retract il! Given under our hands and
seals this - day of -
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19

The new mammoth Bank Of Mississippi,
with capital Of ff'cen millions Of dollars, is
10 be put into early operation The Louisville
journal states that the stock. according 10 The
charter, is tn be owned by individuals, who
are 10 pledge their reol estate TO The State for
The redemption Of their scrip authorised TO be
issued Ivy the Governor The principal bank
was located by the Legislature at Jackson,
the seat of Government, and the managers
have since located seven hranches---onc at Ma
con. Nozubce county, with capital Of 81 $780,
900: one a, Augusta. Perry county. with ca
pital Of 81 900 600: one at Aberdeen, Monroe
county. with carial Of Sl.ooO.0cO; ons at
Lexington, Holmes county. with capital of
s 1900, coo; one at Tollatoba, TaIlahatchIe
County, with a capital Of Sl,sOo.Goo; enc at
Vicksbprgh. with acapi,al ofSl. 100000, and
one a; Liberty, Amite county, with capital Of
$2,000,0O0
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19
day OF
A B. SEAL j
G. ID ttsrAf. !

Provided. That. when such acknowledgment
shall be taken before any justices Of The peace
beyond the limits Of the District Of Columbia.
there shall accompany such certificate Of &C.
acknowledgement certificate OF The clerk or 9th
er public officer having official cognizancc Of
the fact. under his official seal, that such per-
sons wer., at the da.e OF their said cer,ifc .ie,
in frt. justices as they purport TO be.
SEC. 9. find be ii further enacted, That ev-
cry conveyance. covenant, agreement, and 9TH
er deed (except deeds Of trust and mortoages)
which shall be acknowledged or proved, and
certified, according TO law, and delivered 10
The clerk of the proper court, 10 be recorded
within six months after the sealing and deliv-
cry thereof, shall take effect and be valid as
10 all persons from the time Of such acknowl-
mcnt or proof; but all deeds Of trust and mort
cages, whensoevcr they shall be delivered 10
the clerk Of the proper court 10 be recorded, and
all other conveyances, covenants. agreements,
and deeds, which shall not be acknowledged,
proved, OF certified, and delivered TO the clerk
Of The proper court to be recorded within six
months after the sealing and delivering there
OF, shall take effect and DO valid, as 10 all sub
sequsnt purchasers for valuable consideration.
without notice, and as to all creditors, from
tuS tlIIbO " JCtu OUCH uccu VI hunS VI iuubsSNSSs
or sucl, other conveyance covenant, agreement.
or deed, shall have been 10 acknowledged.
proved, or certified. and delivered " the clerk
Of the proper court to be recorded. and from
that time only: Provided, howerev. That 1.-Two
or more deeds, containing the same property.
after having been 80 acknowledged. or proved
and certified. be delivered 10 the clerk to be
recorded on the same dag, that which shall
have been first sealed and delivered shall have
pr; ference in law.
SEC. 3. .asdJe II further enacted. That eve
ry tille-bond, or other written contract in rela-
ton to land. may be proved, acknowledged,
certified. and recorded, in the same manner as
deeds FOR the conveyance Of land: and such
proof or acknowledgment, and certificate. and
the delivery of such bond or contract TO the
clerk Of the proper CONT, TO berccoTded, Shall
be taken and held to be notice TO all snbse-
auent purchasers Of the existence Of such bond
or contract. } 81 4
/. SEC. 4. ind he it further enacted. That. If
any fsme covert shall be party executing
such DEED, and shall only be relingoishng her
right Of dover in such estate or interest, OF
when husband and his wife shall have seal.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19
puRL1c-.Nn. la

AN ACT to amend the act for quie,ing pos
sessions, enrolling conveyanccs. and secur-
ing the estates Of purchasers, within the
District Of Columbia, passed the thirty frs,
day Of May, eighteen hundred aud thirty
two.
SEC. l. BE Il enucted. by tie Senate and House
Representatives. Of The United STATES Of .4merica,
IN Congress assembled. That the clerks of the
circuit courts Of the District OF Columbia. and
their deputies. in their respective counties,
shall be, and are hereby, authorized and requ-
red TO ADM, to record any conveyance where
by right, title, or interest, in real estate is
conveyed. or purports 10 be lying within The
limits OF their respective counties. upon the
certificate under seal OF any two justices of the
peace Of any State or Territory Of the United
States, or OF the District OF Colu ubia, annex.
ed 10 such deed, and 10 the following effect,
II. wit
---- County Tor Cooperation. &c 10 witt
. We, A b and G ID. justices of the peace in
and for the county Tor corporation, or parish.
or district aforesaid, in The Stat or Terrific
~, or district, Of ----.. do hereby certify
,I,a, +: F. p,ny or I: + and G II. &c par.
Ties, to a ceitain deed, bearing date on the
-- day of --- and hereto ANNEXED.
personally appeared before US in our county
or corporation, &c aforesaid, the said Il i
tor j. + and G II, &c being personally well
known to us, as or proved by The oa,hs OF
credible witnesses before us 10 be the person
[cr persons vino executed the said deed, and
acknowledged the same 10 be his, Iher, or
thrir| act and deed. Given under our hands
and seals This - day of -
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19
LIME FOR SALE.

"HE subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
d zsns Of Du Boqus and tho mining country,
that ne has now or hand, and will constantly keep
. sufficient quantity, Of good Lime for the uss OF
ths'eountry.
USr rec' on consignment, bbls Timothy
u sssd. Sept. Is. E. LOCKWOOD.
LNRESH ONION SEED, for sale by ~ I
.aprir eli, 1888 q & = AooA"o
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19
APPROVED. April Goth. 1898.

There have been only three instances Of self
destruction by fre--.that OF the philosopher
Empednclps, who threw himself inlo the cra-
ter Of Noun, E,na; that Of Frcncl,man. who.
in imitation f,hc former. precipiiaIed himself,
in 1880. INTO The crater Of Vcsnvius; and that
Of an Ens'ishman. who, about thirty years
back. jumped into the furnace Of forge.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19

BeARDisc THE LION IN HIS DEN---The sisc-
ton for borough o&cers, in Harrisburg. onsthA
10th ult., resulted in the election Of the ,rh0te
demofrufic ticket. Tins, under tho very noses
ofGov. Ri,ncr. the pcopleIurstbt Independents,
The Governor and hisfiicnds made despsr-
ate struggle 10 carry The constable, hut il hSsi
proved no go; The democratic Candidate ~
elected by nearly two 20 one. The brightpre.
sage Of triumph already bcans ~ sbe 3egae.
cratic cause. The nomination &c Dys,d OK -
tes every where oyerwhelms Rikiss md ~
fitsds With dismay - Pitssbss Nm .s ss 3D.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19
A D. fsrAL.)

" ~. (SEAL
And such certificate shall be offered for re-
cord TO the clerk df the circui, cour, Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. in tina, county in which
such deed ought y be recorded l. shall be The
duty Of such clerk TO record the same accord
ingly; and when HE privy examination. &c
acknowledgement and declaration of a marri.t
woman, shall have been so taken and certified
and delivered 10 The clerk to be recorded pur.
suant TO the directions Of this ACT, such deet
shall be rs eifec,ual in law to pass her righ,
title, and interest, as ifshc had been an unmar
ried woman: Provided, ho,Deuer, That no CO
venant or warranty contained in such dcet
hereafter executed, shall in any manner oppr
ate upon any kme covert, or her heirs. further
than 10 convey, elec,ually from such femc CO
vert and her heirs, her right Of dover or olhe
interest in realses,a,e which she may have al
the dat. Of such deed.
SEC. s. ind be IL further enactei, That al
deeds heretofore recorded within the Distric
Of Columbia. and in the county wherein any
lands. ienemen,s and herrdi,amenls are sitna
tel, which arc conveyed in or by sal deeds
on m acknowledgement before any Two justices
"fthe peace for said District, shall be good ant
sllectu.l for the purpose or purposes iliereir
-:hcd, an,i c"',so,iuunt pur
cl,ases. and all creditors, from the passage o
this act. Provided. sid deeds were made il
good faith, and without an interest to commit
fraud upon creditors or bona fide subscQucn
purchasers.
on.y
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19

A CURIOslTY.--.We were shown, sew days
ago. the first chair ever made in Kentucky. 1t
il we'll known that Daniel Boone was the first
white man who had sufficient courage and
bravery 10 locate himself in The midst Of the
Indians He made the chair. and the marks
where he had been in the habit OF fixing his
gun-lock when it got out Of order. are 'ndelii.
bly, insci,ed on either arm. IL is Of the OLD
f.shion kind. tho scat being Of split ash. II
is now in the possession Of Mai. Lewis. Of this
place.. and il to he sent 10 the Nashville mu-
scum. II will attract the attention Of the Gu
yious. and Of those who have Often read of the
many hair-breadlh escapes Of that remarkable
iman..--rJ Jacksonville Cour.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19

FAMILY AFFEcTloN.---ln some families Their:
appears TO exist but linle natural feelings a.
mong the members for one another. We fire.
qnently see brother successful in business,
and surrounded by every comfort and luxury.
while sister who may have married injudi-
ciously. is pning unnoiccd in suffering end
want. The brothers. name may often he found
heading subscription list for some splendid
charity; and yet he has no dollar TO spare for
the playmate of his early years who has been
over,aken by poverty. And sisters whose lots
in life have been cast unequalIy ---how often
do they forget the sweet intercourse Of child
hood and meet as unsympathisingly as stran-
gers. The one, perchance, who was the fond
est and mos, beloved in early days, is she
whose lot is cast in the low vale of want in az
ter life; and whom the more fortunate sisters
regard with indifference, or shun from motives
Of false pride.---Balt. Wis.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19

PRoors or LovE.---While lady Charlotte
Bury's new novel, Love-" was in press, the
following was handed about as a note from tho
author to the printer:---
.Dear Sir---How comes il that have had
no proofs Of Love from you since Saturday
last. I have waited with the utmost impa-
tience. Yours, &c. G. b."
'.As good a story as that ofthe piece of mu-
sic---"One kind kiss before we part''.--for
which lady inquired at music store in Phi.
ladelphia. TIE music had not been received
in Philadelphia. when the inquiry was made,
nor had the clerk heard ofit.--.The lady, too,
had made her purchases. and was retiring,
when. suddenly turning round. shc said--"Oh.
l forgot. ..One kind kiss before We part"
No sooner said than done. The handsome
looking clerk sprang over the counter, and be-
fore the lady could explain, he had impaired
kiss 10 her sweet lips, with smack that
might have been heard much farther than it
was.-.-N. Y. Com.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11

Her RI,N hKFAsT ROLL can be had al j, y.
~ HALEY co.'s Bakery esi Chatham, and 80 Allen
streets on and amer Tuesasv the 9TH instant md French
brrs an article which viii he preferred " all tho whe
wish bTerd With heavy and free Of Indian; Wheat an,
Indian Bread weighs 80 or shilling, Cakes Crackers,
and Pies fresh every day The Rolls ao be- bad Mr. u.
HOiIS Grocery store corner Of Marketand Madisonsts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11
READ TIE FeLLQWING ASTONISHING

II CURE of CoNsuMPTiON.--A gentleman, whose
aud residence will give fishing w. hui who
does not wish floating aboat in the public press coms-
Gates HUSTLE has seea III for about with cough,
accustomed Ivy cold and attended with
the side and chest rar about pint day ~ matter from tho
ungs shoriness OF BREATH emaclaoB. and times
raSng OF blood He attended for long time by the hrst
physician. u this city, who finally said they could de no
for hra he then resoted remedies and of these
took myrisds all fair NIL useless Al
length he took three bottles Of Dr. Taylofs Bssam Of Liver
wort ard y daily attending his business strong and
healthy He willing give Information necessary
respecting his Apply SIS Bo~ery where this medicine
s sold. - =. + t# dl2.Ims +
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11

4 On0 Q0O piCkLEs-Large size, selected tor
f,EUV,VtV grocers; small sire for The southern mar.
ke Is hrg IN tegsof3 AMI 10 gallons nut up y SUPERIOR
style, and Tor sale by ". wbLLslsi Walerh
oI4-3ms next door 10 fiolts Hotel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11

S,TERLING's ORIENTAL BALsAMIC
- COMPOUND enc lcus, salusry, eAectpai re-
nedy s Of Leucorrhra invspuary Emssors Sesn
a Veal lrrsgnlsry hs Menses DeasSa
action o. The ssdder ard mall diseases Of III, Urinary Or
gans The sr-dste elef geseray afforded the ol
The Bakamic Compound ir short space OF time has 80 much
hesghened It's celebrity the of the above diseases
confidently offered with accompanying eer6cates oftbe
eminent Of the British Faculty, which all stamp hirh
puation " which the unique preparation valued Prepares
only ~ W. sterling, white Chapel London. Sold wholesale
and retail, by NATHAN n. GRAHAM,
ot6ms No Nassau ~ carer M Y.,,,-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11
RomTss B2oTs, BOOTS AND SHOES

curiosity and experience benefit ahe time had better
call al those immense and Shoe Establishments, Nos
228, 232 and 234 Canal ST. kept by RICHARDS WALKER
Their consists OF full 20 600 pairs OF Boots and ten
times that quantity Of shoes mos, elegantly maze, the
very hest materials Five minutes examination latter the pr
mentioned) will satisfy that his
BILE have not been improperly bestowed.
Genemens double calf skin proof Boots only a.
the pair; elegant dress and weather Boots wner
ory $3.50 - rs 81 and $3.50; Boots made
fashionable 81 rs IS the pair; elegant ladies' Slippers 62l
cents 10 81 the pair; elegant CATER Boots $5e 81 pair
together with thousands o other articles too numerous 10
MENTION such lined, bound and urred Buskin L. B. and
urred India Rubbers patent water proof Moccan &c nc
Boys Misses and Childens Boots Shoes all kinds In
short every thing in the line that family use nav
be had at prices low ipduce every buy while
articles will he found the the city Affords and
fashionable make. Apply at
RICHARDS 4 wALKERS,
No', "a 232 and 234 Caeal street,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11
Rro,xn "a Coz. One Priced Haf store.

r THE subscribers, since the year 1885, have aimed al
furnishing the public with elegant and substantial
Mat OF the most graceful form al the accommodating
price of -. They say that their efforts have
heeR with triump han The Hats manuiac
ured by them during the last three moai supass In beauty
and finish any heretofore Offered, and stand preemnep
among OF higher prices by the fashion able part OF
the commu~ity.
rhey completed their arrangements "a sell plain
Hat for which point style and hnish
gsnce appearance viii with those
highest prices All sales for cash, and sevaA In
price. $4,000. n +.
H16-Sms 17s Chatham Square. cor Mott st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11

NOTICE Is HEKEBn GiVEN.
III That JAMES LANCE is NOT in DR. BRAN
DRETHS emplay and that the said JAMES LANCE never
partner Of DR. BRANDRETH'S nor In any way con.
with him except clerk Al this time he has nothing
whatever do with DR. BRANDRETH IN any way either
he connected with the sale al the PlLLS-aDd DIX BRAN
DISETH will take good he never IS for the future
ileodIms b. BRANDRETH. N. ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11

n. LA ~. ,-.M uns, Boas, Capes, Peerlnrx
j kc-C. WATSON, l4 Chatham ST. has o hand an el~.
OF the above articles which he can afford c
sell reduced prices respectfully invites the aten
on OF Indies who DESTROYS of urng their personal com
fort through the coHng winter the least possible expense
his stock OF Dressed Furs consisting every article line
which he confident viii be found passed city
regards quality cheapness
Also fur colh velvet and fancy caps of the latest and
approved patterns
Ladies altered repaired and every article /,
the line made To order CHARLES WATSON,
n2O.2ms .r.a ...n i5t Chatham St