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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22
For Rent,

For Rent,
TyEE Rooms over G.. w. Westbrooks Drug
store, they are airy and pleasantly situated
convenient Of access, aud in the business part
Of the city Rent very low. Enquire AT the
Drug Store below.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22
UNIFIED STATES OF AMERICA,
n;..r;ct p, for the first Judicial Dis

District OF RI for the flrst Judlclal DIS
trct in the Territory Of Iowa.
The creditors OF Coleman tlarrell decreed
bankrupt, who have proved their debts. and other
persons in interest. hereby notified that the
county If Des MONIES in said Territory, has been
designated BY the the time ant place when
and where they may attend. and shew cause 1t an.
they may have why certificate of ilna dis charge
shall moi be granted to said bankrupt. Dated tins
18th .lay of October ls.i2. ny order OF the court
Wu,. i'll, Starr, sol'r j s, Dunlap clerk
Oct %, 18I2-l0w,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

IRON AND NAILS.
HvWO HUNDRED Kegs Nails, assorted
sizes; Is ions Iron, assorted. For sale
BY PosTLEWAIT \ tREEGAN.
Oct. Is, 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22
MADISON HOUSE.

FORT MADISON, IOWA TERRITORY.
.T.HE subscriber would respectfully inform h..
old customers and the public generally. thai
he still continues 10 keep the above named house
where no pains will be- spared 70 accommodate ana
lease h;s gnest. Good stables convenient for the
accommodation of travellers horses.
LOkEyNz.O BULL.1RD.
march 27Is4l.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

,,issolutiun .. .COpartntish'p
vTyhe undersigned have this lay dissolved
partnership by Postie wa'' an" .''e'' :.
gan purchasing the interest 9, =, :" z. 49, ~
Of due by said Firm viii be -s.''sa !, - ps,.
wv. II. POsTLEW W AIT,
JAMES CREEGA AN.
oct. 10. ls42. o-l4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22
IOWA ROPE WALK.

lOWA I3OPE w II I41Ae
UHE subscriber would respectfully inform
= the Merchants Of Burlington and adj n
ing country. that he has commenced the Rope
making and Twine spinning business. in the
works re Gently erected by Mr.. ]. S. David. on
the Agency road Immediately west OF Bur
linp,on. where he is prepared to mnnuiac-
ture Ropes Of all kinds from finer, can Hemp.
also, Bedcords. Plough Lines, skine Twinc,
Brown Irvine, double and single Twlne. &c.
An assortment will be kept a, the store of j.
S. David for sale, wholesale or retail, at the
lowest St. Louis prices.
RICHARD MANSLEY
Burlington, .August27, lS42-sm
N. B.-Hemr and Flax wanted.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Court for the first Judicial Dis

7 UNI I TU - y LID OI 1N.HL1It5O.Ns
District Court for the first Judicial Dis
tlict in the Territory OF Iowa.
The creditors Of Mathew Hardin decreed bank
rupt who have proved their debts. and other per-
sons in interest. are hereby notified that the 7h
day Of February next, at Burlington. in the county
of De. Mones in SAID Territory, has been desiSS.
mated by the court the time and place when and
where thev may attend and shew cause if any they
may have why certificate of final discharge shall
not be granted to said bankrupt Dated this 18TH
day Of October 1912. Ry orderot the court.
J S Dunlap clerk.
J. ". g. J. Rs Woods. Sol'r. TOct. %, 1842-lOt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22
JOHN r. WOODS,

WA Ge06F8I E8uU AEtuSS
XT7il-I actns Agent for the purchase and sale OF
w Real estate. tor the entfy OF Governments
Lands. and for the payment of taxes 10 tie Burr
lington Laud District.
lie will also give attention to drawing aud taxi
tss se hs o
aud Third Streets. near. the Methodist Church.
Burlington. january l. lal2-tfy5n25.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22
R11R1lNGrON pR1cEs CURT
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
m SA.l

- /. lIOOIo w ~ hhLl y.
fOctober l4th.)
WHEAT 81. a 38cts.
Flour $3.50 a 2,75, ready sale.
Corn in sacks, GO.
Oars in sacks, 90.
BAcoN.--Canvassed hams, tets
Uncanvassed do 5 a 50.
Sides, 4.
Shoulders 3.
BEEF.-Mess Sc.
Prime, S4sno sale.
PoRK.-Mess &64
Prime $44, no sale
LARD AZ a Bets.
HEMP.--&3,5C a S3,75.
SUGAR --5 a 64cts.
CoFrEE Ill l24.
WHlsKEY.--17 g.
SAL1.-Ground Alum 81. GO.
Liverpool! Blown 50.
Turks Island As cts.
kenawa, 3 a 33 cts.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22
Pc N M A N S HIP.

w $. & D, TowNsEND !. will. will give q - a a
above art. on w edn nesday aud Friday evenings,
at the low price OF So cash o. So in way OF
trade. paymen, in all eases in advance or
within two weeks from the commencement OF
the school, The course will commence on
Wednesday evening September 7th, l34s, M
one OF the City School Rooms.
Auuust 81
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22
Be}11Ts AND SHOES.

I3yWTIS AMI SI1OFISe
OH Cases Coarse Boots,
~ 4 Case. Kip do
2 Cases Fine Calf do
2 Cases Boys do.
500 pr. Meas Fine Brogans.
800 pr. Mems Coarse do
300 pr. Womcns Bootees.
200 pr Low Quarter Womens Shoes,
so pr. Fine Walking Shoes,
so pr. Kid Slippers,
% pr. do do very fine.
And a general assortment Of Boys and chIldrens
Shoes, which are offered now at reduced prices at
the New Store Of
- PosTLEWAlT & CREEGAN.
oct %
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22
PINE LUMBER.

Il IIVH 1IV- w II II II.
nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND FEET OF
Pine Lumber, for sale by the subscriber,
comprising an assortment of every thickness.
.4lso, and inch Scantling. Joice. Rat;crs
and superior quality of Yellow Pine Floor
ing. Those wishing to Lumber are re-
quested 70 call and see my assortment.
FRANCIS J. C. PEASLEY.
Burlington july %. l842-Hawkcye copy
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Court for the frs. judicial Dis


trlct IN the Terrltory ol Iowa.
The creditor of Daniel l. Brainard. decreed
bankrupt, who have proved their debts and other
person. in interest, hereby notified that the
Sd Monday in March next ut Mt Pleasant III the
county Of Henry in said Territory. has been de-
signated by the court. as the time and place when
they may have. why certificate of final discharge
shall not be granted to said bankrupt. Dated this
9Th day Of October, 1912. bv ortlerof the court
E. Kirkpatrick. Clk.
Hall s Thompson, Sol'rs. Oct p l8ls-lOt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

MARRIED AT Guide Grove. (residence -
Col. Charles Nealley) in Musca,ine county, on
n .nday tie 18th ins, by the Rev. Mr.. >t,ckcr,Or.
NM. l. SMITH. Of Bloomington, to Miss SUSAN
r. LUCAS. daughter Of Governor Lucas.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

4 UST received few sacks Of Java cof.
fee. superior article. For sale by
FRANCIS J. C. PEASLEY
July 9, ls42.
rIlo FARMERS. Grain scythes and era
June Is Luxe GALMEN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22
ATT o r N E Y 8 {.

TT b. HENDERsHOTT-A Attorney and Coun-
IL. .eIlor st Law, Burlington. Iowa. Office two
doors south Of the Post Office.
Sept. "a. l842.-y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22
FARM TO x EN'I'

FARM TO RENT.
TNOR rent, A FARM, lying principally un-
der the bluff, fourteen miles north OF
Burlington. There is a comfortable house
with other Improvements on the pace-also
spring Of excellent water within convenient
distance. There are twenty or thirty acres
broken and cnclosed-and any quantity OF
grazing ground attached. Possession given
Immediately. Enquire of
J.4MES M. MORG.4Ns
w ANTfD-BY r. J. C. PEAsLEY,
w 10000 bushels Wheat,
500 bushels Timothy seed,
500 do Flax seed,
10000 lbs Bces-wax
100000 lbs Pork. Oct !
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court for the first Judicial Dis,
trct in the Territory of Iowa.
The creditors Of Enoch S. Hill decreed
bankrupt. WHO have proved their deLts, and other
persons in interest. are hereby notified that the
I'd Monday in, March next, at Mt Pleasant in the
county OF Henry. in said Territory. has been
designated by the court, the time and place
when and where they may attend and shew cause
disc barge shall not be granted said bankrupt
dated this 8th csy OF October l8l2. BY order o.
the court. r. Kirkpatrick. clerk.
Hall & Thompson. Soi'rs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

UNITED STATES OF HlNER7CA,
District Court for The first judicial DIS
trict in the Territory Of Iowa.
In the case Of Henry w. Moore petltoning
Bankrupt.
The creditors OF the said petitioning Bankrupt
pointed the 10TH day Of November next,at curling
ton In the county OF Des Mones in said district. to
hear said Petition. at which time and place. the said
bankrupt, aud all persons Interested, may appear
and shsw cause ii any they may have. why ,he
pray er of said petitioner should not be granted
Dated this 18th day of October, lS42
BY order Of the Court
John s. Dunlap Clerk
d. Rorer, Sol'r Oct. Is. i842.-St
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-30

months ago. our townsman, DR.. {. p. Spen-
Ger, conceived the idea of manufacturing pa
per from the leaves Of that of late much neg
lected plant, the morus multicauis, and CON-
,nuuicated his ideas on the subject to our
neighbour With the assistance OF Mr.. Will
liam Miller, the manager at the Matoaca
paper mill, DR.. Spencer has succeeded in
manufacturing excellent paper from morus
multicauis leaves, and we have now in our
possession several numbers of our issue to-
day, printed on this paper. The discovery
Of DIR. Spencer will prove, we have no doubt
highly useful. The difficulty of procuring
suitable rags has been drawback on the
operation Of paper mills. This difficulty
will now be obyated. Such is the prolific
nature of the multicaulis plant, that in one
years time a sufficient number can be raised
to supply stock to all the paper mills in
the United States. Dr. Spencer's discovery
we have no doubt, will be much improved
upon-and we should not be surprised, if,
IN the course of a year or two, the use Of
rags in the manufacture of paper were en-
tirely abandoned" -Richmoad Compiler.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-30

We are pleased TO learn that the attention Of our
citizens is being called TO the establishment Of a
Public Library amongst US, upon plan that will
meet the wants and wishes OF our whole population.
1t has TOO long been the reproach well the
misfortune Of our village, that we have had no
Public Library worthy the name-and it has seemed
to us strangely inconsistent, whilst so much has
been done to improve our schools, this subject has
been so long overlooked. Who does not know, the
cheapest tuition a person can pay is to purchase
share in good Library' Aud who considers
child's education complete when he has learned all
that is contained in the class or text books Of
our schools These give but the oatincs Of an
education to be filed HP hy judicious course of
Roadi1g upon subjects Of History Biography, Tray
els and general science.
So important has this subject been considered by
the Board of Education in Massachusetts, tina
there is series OF Books being published under
their sanction, entitled "The School Library TO
consist Of one hundred voumes-and the Legisla-
ture Of that State have appropriated the Of $50,
to each School District in the State who will raise
the like sum aud purchase the whole series.
The plan proposed here couiemplates procuring
Books suitable for the aged and niddleaged as well
for the young Provision viii be made for per-
sons in other towns owning shares or having &C
cess to it, on reasonable terms
We have long felt the want Of an Institution Of
this kind where all the people Of this region could
find not only the standard works on different sub
ects but all the hes, publiea tions, they ap
pear.
Our village is situated tina; Readers in all part.
Of the County have ready and frequent access 10
it and if the subject receives half the attention il
deserves, it must and tcW succeed.
4 meeting VIII be held at Wheelers Hall, on
Monday evening next, TO discuss the plan then to
be proposed and adop; measures 10 carry il into eff
feet We hope there viii be large meeting.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-30
Frederick Franks,
Tailor.

NJ EXT door South Of the Phnnix House.
~ has enlarged his means Of accommodating
his Customers by occupying the entire store
heretofore occupied by Mr.. Geo Bugbee, and
by the employment Of Ma. RICHARDSON BrL.
LINes. Mr. Billings having discontinued his
separate business will now be ready at Mr.
Franks shop 10 accommodate all who have
been his former customers, and with such as
sistance in addition to his own skill in cutting
and fitting, Mr. Franks has no hesitation 10
saying he can equal any work whether prod uced
in city or country. NJ. Franks has also jour
newman help OF the very first rate from New
York, nd is in the monthly, and sometimes
even weekly receipts Of all changes and varia-
lions Of fashion.
Mr.. Franks will see that all cutting for 9th
ers u make, and indeed all orders Of every
Kind IN the line Of his calling are Immediately
aud faithfully answered, and at the most Tea-
sonable prices.
Mr.. Franks will keep on hand Ready Made
Clmihing for all who are DESTROYS of sudden,
cXirmporaneous rig.
Mr.. Franks invites particular confidence in
one respect. He will carefully accommodate
his customers as Ia the degree and extent they
may wish la submit TO fashion. He feels fully
able 10 furnish apparel for he young and CAV
which shall be perfectly and scrupuluusy fash
ionable, and al the same time he offers his assur-
ance 10 those whose age and dignity require il
that in their cases while The custo ms of the time
are sufficiently regarded, he will also regard
the decencies and prophecies Of life. In short
that he will dress not their BODIES only, but
their cHtRAcTERs IN an appropriate costume
! Batteboro, Sept %, I542 5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-30
MARRIED,

At the Vermont House in this villsge, on the
22d inst by Rev Addison Brown, Mr. Samuel III.
Shaituck IN Miss Rebecca Y. Packer, both OF Ley
den Macs
BY thu same, on the 22d. at the Temperance
House in this village, Mr. Calvin Foster Of Pnlask
\. Y 10 Miss Maria Bryant Of Marlboro.
la this town, on the Dist inst. by Rev VI. ID.
Miller, Mr. Oliver Divall of Leoniinsier, Mass. 10
Miss Susan 2. Chute Of Lunenburg, Mass
At the Stage House IN this village, the 2Sih
inst By Henry Smith, Esq. Mr. John b. Jaseph of
Sprng feld, VT TO Miss Ascenath VI. Mctcalf Of
Spring field, Mass.
IN Nottingham, the Oath inst BY Rev Mr.
Baou, Mr. Reuben Gleason of Heath, Mass. to
Miss Jane Snow of Adams Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-30
Great Inducements.

THE subscribers have on hand n general
IL assortment Of Dry Goods, Hard Ware,
Crockery and w. !. GOODS, which they Of
fer for sale at Great Barg aims for Cash. In
deed people whose consciences are not scared
as with hoiiron may now take Goods al their
OWN price 4ft
Also for sale as above so, 900 Good Spruce
Shingks.
Also for Sale as above, the best Store Stand
IN this part Of the Country, consisting OF 8
Store, Dwelling House and Barn, together
with large ant almost new Potash and appar-
atus.
Enquire Of w. II. Jones, Esq, on the prem
Uses, OF of
F.. GORHAM, ia. His
MARTIN PERRY, Assignrrs.
Dover, Sept. II, lS42.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-30
REMOVAL.

n G. HERRICK, would inform his former
~. customers and all those in want of good
Clothes, that he has removed 10 No. Brick
Row, North End, where he will be ready TO
apply the Measure TO all those that favor him
with call, and ensure them the worth of their
money, as he is determined 10 spare no pains in
the cutting and making of Garments of all
kinds.
n. Il. Fall Patterns from Boston received,
some for Surtouts very fine.
Wanted Immediately, two or three girls TO
work on Goats. None but first rate need apply.
Draitleboro, Sept. 30, Is4a. 4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-30
Have YOU a Cough -!

no not neglect III thousands have met a
~ premature death for the want Of a little
attention 10 common toll.
Have YOU Cough?-DR. JAYNE'S EX.
PECTORANT. safe medical prescription,
containing no poisonous drugs, and used in an
extensive practice for several years, will most
positively ailoni relief, and save you from that
awful disease PULMONARY CONSUME
iion, which annually sweeps into the grave
hundIeds Of the young, the old, the fair. the
lovely and the CAV.
For this plain Reason, That in no one of the
thousand cases where it has been used has it
failed To relieve.
South Third Street, Philadelphia. Sold whole
sale and retail by the Agents, Su,ilh g. Fowlc,
lSs Washington, opposite School ST., and at
the Druggists generally. 6w3
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-30
DIED.

In this village, the 21th inst. Mrs Marcia
Palmer, aged = years. Printers in Mass. re-
quested to notice.
In Fayetteville, on the 2lst inst. OF quick con-
sumption and IN great distress, Charles Ransalaer,
son Of James and Prudence Z. Ray, aged weeks
and days. Printers in Worcester and Norfolk
Co. Mass requested TO notice.
In Dummerston, on the 10Th inst Horace Albert,
son of Job and Laura Knight aged mo.
take these little Lambs said he,
And lay them in my breast
Protection they shall find in me-
In me be ever blcst
Ia Bcrnar,lston, Sept, 20, Isaac Ward Chaplin,
son Of Mr. Lucius Chaplin, aged years.
At Shelburue Falls, Sept. -. Mr. Stephen l..
Pulsifer, Of the firm Of Barnard * Pulsiier, ac %
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The Ladies

A RE respectfully invited TO examine the
IN beautiful stock Of New Goods for
clocks and DRESSES,
such as BPk, Blue Blk, and Mtzarine Blue,
Alpaca Lustres, Plain, Printed and Plaid Sax
onies, some beautiful patterns for children
Bpk and Blue Blk Alepines, FiR'd Eolians,
Mousseane de LANES, Plain and Printed
Blk and Blue Blk Silks, Cord do, Plain and
Fig'd English. French and American Prints,
all Of which will be sold at very low prices for
CASH, by A. T.. DWINELL.
Battleboro, Sept. &C, '4s S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-30
New Goods, NewGOOds.


HAS just received, and is now opening
~ complete assortment OF seasonable
DRY GOODS,
comprising every variety of Stiles for Ladies'
ClOaks and Dresses, with Trimmings to match,
together with rich silk and every descrip-
ton Of Worsted and Wool Shawls.
Also, the best styles Of Coaings or high and
low grades for Gardeners Coas, and Over
Coats.
He invites his friends and the Public IN ex-
anime his Goods, which, having bought al ex-
IRENE low prices, he now offers at small all
vance for Cash or SHORT Credit.
Sent IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-30
CORD s,
GlMPS, ETC.

Loop silk Fringrs for
dresses. black ,yariegat-
ed, and self c0lored
Silk bullion Fringes for
dresses, one TO three
inches wide ;
IMohair bullion Frinces
for dresses, one 10 three
inches wide;
Scnlloped aud plain silk
frIuges, assorted and
variegatrd colurs
Astracharn silk FIingcs,
three TO nine inches
wide, for nIanues and
shswls;
Leg head bullion Fringss;
IColbatine Yringrs;
IGimps In great varieties,
! chine ,vari@gated black,
and self solored /; 4
Cape Trimmings; 80
Silk Tass-ls;
SILK and daisy Buttons,
Braids
Super Grape Cords, for
cioaks, girdles, etc,
black, self, and varie-
gated colors
Six Cords and Tassels,
for girdles and collars F;
Round and square silk
and worsted Cords, all
sizes;
Silk and worsted coat and
vest Bindings ;
Petershsm Bindings;
Silk net Bags
Sewing Silks;
Threads ;
Elastics;
Suspendsrs:
Hooks and Eyes, etc.
Fashionable Trimmings,
GRAPE CoRDs, GIRDLrs,
lred exclusively for them,
nd largest assortment OF
IN the United States.
6wisl
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THE END OF THE WORLD.

The Millerites are at present expoundmg
their doctrines in hundreds ofplaces. Some
converts are made, and they are Of all class
es We annex, as matter of information,
the latest announcement of their doctrines
"They teach as their undoubting belief,
from a minute examination Of the prophet
ical writings, that there is soon TO be seen
on this earth, personal advert or appear
ance of Jesus Christ, in the same proper
person and form, in which he appeared
$500 years since-'in like manner assembled
in the clouds of heaven after his resurrec-
ton; and that every human eve shall see
and witness his descent That Immediately
upon his appearing, there is TO be a general
resurrection from the dead ofall the righteous
or saints, who have died and been laid ia
their graves in past ages, and who now, to-
ge;her with the saints who NAV then be liv-
ing, are to be assembled together under the
conduct of Christ TO some place of safety
and there kept for a season until the COM
ing storm Of indignation upon the world
and the rest of its inhabitants shall have
passed over. That this world is then to be
destroyed, or rather purified by fire, and
melted with a fervent heat The wicked
anu encountered WIZ 0hdii litCil bC iOuNl III
it shalt also be assembled, separated from
the saints, and together with Satan, or the
devil, be confined and shut up in the bottom
less pit for the space of thousand years,
when they are to be brought up or out of the
pit, and utterly destroyed or annihilated,
having no further existence whatever
which is the second death That then the
saints are to be brought from their chambers
of safety where they had retired, and toge,h-
er with Christ, made the everlasting inheri-
tors and possessors of this earth, which
shall have been refined and purified by fire
of all its dross and evil properties; and that
in this way and this manner the end of all
things is to be brought about and accom-
plished
The beginning of this scene, by the de-
scent and personal appearance of Christ, ii
is distinctly and confidently stated, is to
take place in the ensuing year, lS43, and
probably in some of the early days in April
being that day, at any rate, on which he was
cruc6ed.'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-30

Part Of The Loco-Focos irom New-l ORR,
and five Loco-Focos from Pennsylvania
lodged
The only Loco-Focos who voted for the
bill were-Parmenier, Of Massachusetts 9
from New York, and those from this State
who contriyed to swallow the "bltter pill, 8"
without lodging
But, on the other hand, the six States
where there was all undivided Delegation of
Harrison Democrats, viz Vermont, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New Jersey. Delaware
and Michigan, THE WHOLE VOTE
WAS GIVEN FOR THE TARIFF.
philadelphia Forum.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-30

Super French, Thibct, end
double twilled English
Merinos f;
Black and assorted Eng
lish Merinos
Black & assorted silk and
cotton warp lndianss ;
81 and Ga silk aud cotton
warp Alpaccas, black.
blue & assorted coloTs 7;
Silk warp Cambleteens !;
Royal blue do.
Parisienncs, a new article
for cloaks and dresses /;
Caroline, Roslyn n Tar
tan Plaids ;
French * English Prints;
Satin, shaded, Chine and
hgd striped OI,entals,
new aud beautiful ar
ticle for dresses and
clnaks;
Eolienncs ; AlePInes;
Green Barge
Cyprus Wells
Super Lyons. Genoa and
Germany Erlvcts (;
Super Drawing Velvets,
for bonnets f;
Bonnet Silks and Sntins
Black CraPe: Crspe Lissc;
Tabby Nelyets, black and
colored ;
Printed do for dresses etc
WHITE GOODS.
/ Drawing Muslins
Checked, striped, a plaid
Csubrics;
Plain white Cambrfcs
Swiss, book, and iacone'
Musiins ;
Lace, checked. striped
aud figured Muslins ;
Bishops Lawns
Dimitie I; Satin Jeans
. yictoria Rob~s
. Linen CaIubris;
! Long Lavnsy
I Linen satnbrie ndkh;
I Wrought Muslin Collars
, Mourning and irillcd Col
lars; N--,
CaInbric and thin muslin
lnscriings & Edgings
Cotton Fr'nges; ~
Loom lnsertings s-a
Linen damask Cloths an,
Napkins;
Linen Tapes aud Bobbins
/ LACE GOODS.
Black Cliantilla, hlet, anC
ionitun Wells;
Black hlFt, Drussrls, anC
bobbinet Laces
Thread Lsces Il Edgings
Lisle thread Lscrs ant
Edgings
blonde Lsces
Silk and Cotton igure,
and plain Laces, il
great Variety.
NJ The assortment o
such as GiNPs, fnISeEs
etc are mostly mSnuiac,
and comprise the best ,
those articles To be found
September, 1912.