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. DISCOVERY II CHEMISTRY WORTHY

a OF great rlaise Railway Sn ii ebs1,.
Soap Among he many V1ua ,, or ernamena there
%o: voSy i so. 5 s', cs G'R S foi a
nese Med.'Neu So"t nm suntu.n. pnples bioich-
es u. a, m ', q s% T' a s e ea.
II speedily uHha'' " t.ttttlu con pc Xuns IL rem
to G .s ss" s S pure and ee esn
thy IL Is iuOh ~ ,n,ruoses and warranted much
F. p genera pSpUs,S II !: I 5s en to
imported fem'n ali oo.onous admiAures OF deleieions
rsy irte l'! o u persons during the summer mouths
aa sesy sSsp T s Sn
Gus nsrcs ~ atyatcs the pain, subires the irr'a-
and every yssse OF aDa aEe no oahc
pe so' IN. advertised agents and you VIII get the ger
ulne. q spr,p Wholesf
Agent Tor l2s cents per cake NJ nslseM iddl,bu
unaton, Wliston tiurlburt hodges N'ou'ou
X p Russell; Montpelier, G. W scott, n,v>v
Sc Courtlsud, St \. Y.
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Dic0,

In this village, at the residence of his daughter Mrs
HYDE, on the 2lst instant, Hon. SOLOMON MIL
LER aged 81 years.
AT Lyndon, on Tuesday the Eth inst, the Hon,
NICHOLAS BAyLlEs, formerly OF Montpelier, aged 10
years after an illness OF three lays lug. 3lylies had
been Judge OF the SIprem. Goa OF Il. State, and
long practltionerat the bar OF our cou.ts
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a. IA. Gale 4, Co.'s
pIANO-FORTES S,
ME Undersigned. HAVING LATELY SPENT


/ several days in examining personally the Piano
furtcs of all the principal iacurrs IN New ork, has
concluded after q candid and thorough investigation,
10 introduce into this market those made by these in
genious NermohieIs, as being, according TO his jude.
ment nearer to perfection than any other whatever he
has met with. The experience acquired by the man
utaciure Of nearly 1000 instruments the employment
81 GO of the most skul worhmen the adoption OF -
the real Improvements OF the day and the OF steam
mower have gained for them throughout the United
States reputation sn high that ten Instruments week
ttielr present product) cannot supply their demand
! These Pianos being such he can conscieniousiy
recoinmt nd the undersigned will constantly keep on
hand one or more Tor sale, and from the superiority OF
their touch tone finish and treble notes as well as
their STANDING m tame aud durability IN all other re
specls, he wnl warrant them 10 give satisfaction or
| the nloney tciA be returned Walkers Harmonic
| Attachment, a cheap and dciighlul aIdtr,ou, val be
supplied, II required Clhls entirely different from
the EollAn Auachmeut) The splendid instrument
now used 10y tie Handel and Haydn Society, winch Is
acknow edged by oil VINO nave seen II To be ai the
best IN town Is Tor sale and may I've seen NJ the Con
eegallonal Nesty by application TO Alr CoLBuKN the
sexton, at MernttS shop, corner OF College and hiIe
| streets,
Another Fine Instrument may be seen at the Book
| Store OF MI & Il. Edwards
For terms, &c. apply through the Post Office 70
| SLIT g. T.. HOPKINS.
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Avery Meech's Estate.

WE the subsc ibers, having been appointed By the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District OF
Chit,enden. commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all persons, agains,
the estate Of AVERY MECH. laie OF Charlotte
in said District, deceased represented insoIven and
also all claim and demands exhbitedn oilsei thereto
and six months from the day OF the date hereof being
allowed by said Court Tor that purpose, do there
tore hereby give notice. that we will attend TO the bu-
siness of our appointment at the dwelling OF Sarah
Mech, widow OF the said deceased, in Charlotte, in
said District, on the Fourth Thursdays OF October and
January next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ on each Of said
days
Dated this 2sth day Of July, A d 1877.
LUTHER STONE,
DAVID COOK, Commissioners
iva CALEB E. BARTON,
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CATHOLIC BOOKS.

NV AhDS ENMAiA, showing the difference
w between the Protestant and Catholic versions
of the Bible imperial Svo, half bound, 63 cents Way
of the Holy Cross beautiful colored steel engraving
mounted on rollers; 100 Catholic Testamenis, new
edition, &c, received this day by
Aug. 3, 1917 6vI c. GOODRICH.
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}. q J. II. PICK go, Cainenden Co. Court,
1., v,prnrr March Term, 1877.

Ian JOHNSON Chntenden Co. Court
Isaac vAynsRwrRrrn. Narch Term, loi7.
Whereas Dan Johnson Of Jericho. in said County,
nj the Term aforesaid has brought into this Court his
writ and return against Isaac Vanderwerker Of Essex
in said Chlltenden County, declaring against him in
an action on Book to balance boob accounts between
them, demanding IN damages $500 And whereas
It appears that sad Isaac Nandcrwerker has had
PEE sonal notice Of the tendency OF said suit
Therefore II is ordered by the Court that said
cause be continued to the Term Of SAID Court To
be holden at Burlington on the Third Tuesday OF Sep
TENDER next and that the said Isaac Nanderwerker
be notified OF the tendency OF said cause by publish
lng the substance Of said declaration in the Free
Press, newspaper printed in Burlington, three weeks
successfully, the last OF said publications 20 be at
Court.
Dated ut Burlington, July %, 1877.
f. A STANSBURY, Clerk
J. McM. SHArTER. Auu. 6w3
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DIR. j. COVEL'S
ANODYNE CORDIAL,

A safe and efsctuai Cure for the Dyssntery summer
Complaint Cholera Morbus, Cholera hntantum.
THE fearful mortality among children. which takes
place during the warm seasons w this and other
cities, by the The summer complaint cholera infant
um, has induced many TO search for n specific that
would stay the work OF DEATH and save our little one
from hutimey grave Many remedies are adver-
tsed and many valuable lives are saved by them but
still the work OF destruction goes on filling the hearts
OF doatlng parents with amentaton and mourning
and will continue TO progress until a medicine can
be found that will at arres, the disease and ro
back the tide OF death, We think have found the
very thing the public needs in Dr. James Coycl's
Anodyne Cordial, for the cure of dysencTy, simmer
complaint, cholera iniantum, and cholera morbus
This medicine has been IN use only about one year
and discovered in singularly providental man
ner Some OF the articles were stolen and eaten by
child who had the summer complaint very severely
and 10 the great JOY OF its doatlng mother, eec
tualy cured in day THIS fact coming TO tn,
knowledge OF DR.. c., induced him TO combine thos'
articles with others which he had known, during
practice Of between iorty and fifty years, to be valu
able IN the above complaints, and the result W thu
medicine, which is offered to the public Whole
sole & Retail by GEO Il. HARRINGTON,
bm3 tpothccary RaH
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SsIMATiE G.glIIs3 MAIaEa
THE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION

THE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
l. will commence on the Sih Of SEPTEMBER, and
continue, with short recess at Thanksgiving, until
the 10Th of FEBRUARY. TERMS half payable in ad-
vance. TUITION, in English branches and Latin, per
quarter, $500 French Language, $3.50; Drawing
81 90 Music. $500
BOARD, including Fuel Lights, Washing. &c 1926
per quarter. BY The year n small deduction Is made
None are admitted ordinarily for less than one Term
or two Quarters, and no deductions made for alb
sence excep, in case Of protracIed sickness.
Aug. ., 1917. 7w3
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Life Insurance.
gIyVE SIJBN,KIBER is AGENT FOR THE

NEW E.GLAND Mutual LIE INSURANCE Cow
rAyy, and will effect insurance on lives on terms tina
cannot fail to prove satisfactory :. WIRES.
Burlington Avg I. Isl. 6m6
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Burlington, August, Goth 1917.
AUGUST 20.

ZINE and neat patterns Of white and black Fans,
L plain and figured, and a fine assortment of God
and Silver Cased Gold Pencils, of A. G. Baglev's and
Levi Browns make also Benedict 81 Baneys Con-
gress Pen and Engrossng Pens of the three res
pectabe Makers; customers who tired of using
chedp' Gold Pens, are invited to Try better ones,
which cost but little more than cheap' ones Jet
and Steel Buttons, and Horse Nets Just re-
cevrd, together with good stock of Gold Lockets
for Miniatures and few more Gold Watches
BRINSMAID IL BROTHERS.
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M ISIS FLEMING'S school will be re.opened Wed
WI ne.day sept 18th
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!. & J: II Pack 4 Co., c..,,,rs.g Co. c,.g,
losEfH FISK and his Trus- ( March Term, 1877

j. ~ J. IL FECK " 70,
Chittenden Co. Court
losEfH FISK and his Trus- March Term 1917
tee WILLIAT BrcRwra
Whereas John Peck, John II Peck, Cassius ?
Peck and Edward W. Peck, Of Burlington in said
County at the Term aforesaid, have brough, into
tins Court their certain writ and return against Joseph
Fisk OF Waterbury, in Washington County, declar-
ing against the said Fisk in an action on Book to bai-
ance book accounts between them, and srnlmUning
William Bcchwlth OF Burlington aforesaid as Trustee
OF said Fisk. And whereas II appears That the SAID
Joseph Fisk has not had personal notice OF the penden-
cy OF said suit
Therefore it is ordered by the Court that the said
be- continued the Term thereof 10 be hol-
den n Burlington, within and for said County, on the
Third Tuesday OF September next, and that the said
Fisk be notified te appear and answer to said cans al
that time, by Publishing the substance OF such dec
araton in the Free Press newspaper printed IN said
Burlington three weeks successfully, the last of said
publications. 10 be least twenty days prior TO sald
next Term OF this Court
Dated at Burlington, July &c lsi1
L. \. STNSBURY, Clerk.
PLATr \ PECK, Auys. 6w3
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BOOK AGENTS.

H. New Haven c. 1874 York St, will employ
several responsible men of good character TO solicit
subscriptions in the several counties o. the State Of
Vermont, tor" Tayors Voyage Round the World, Of
the United States Squadron" very popular work
$50 pages, large IL mo, with engrav nps. The
terms which are liberal will be given on application
by mail Pos, paid This work, which is copy wright
secured, will be sold exclusively TO subscribers and
not in any Book Stores. Gni2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-27
Henry Fields Es.a G.
~ SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

|NA SALE Of REAL ESIA1E.
ILL THE subscriber contemplating to leave town
offers for sale the following valuable property situated
on the of Church and Cherry streets, the
center OF the village consisting OF his dwelling house
and three city lots adjoining continuing of an acre
each there is also on the premises good store and
ample room for or others of tn. best streets
for business in Convenient out buildings frs,
well of wate-and orchard Of the best the
whole will be sold together separately. For terms
apply to the subscriber on the premsesAso for sale
pew No. 43 in St Pauls Church.
j.. STARR.
Burlington, August goth 1917. sw3
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RISE AND FALL OF THE IRISH NATION.
rHHIs nay RECEIVED RISE AND FALL OF

L mt IRlsu NATION" with % por,Ialts Oh s"''
royal Elmo. sheep, ~ pages fTice, siE3, ~
An, ) lsi7 6Wi [ GppphiNh
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Samucl IT. Barnes, Estate.

lust received at the Agricultural Ware.
. house. q large lot of the celebrated kcndas Cy-
Under Churns. Also. Stone Churns, and a general
assortment Of Stone ware, J. s. PIERCE.
Burlington, July 3O,h. s
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David DAY tlate Jr.l Es,.,e.

s STATE OF VERMONT, NHE Hon
DISTRICT OF CmTTEYDEN, 81. I i the Pro-
bate Court for the District Of Chtcnden: To oil
persons concerned in the OF David Day late Jr
late OF Essex, in said District deceased, Greeting
WHEREAS George Whitney, administrator, OF the
estate o SAID deceased proposes TO render an account
OF ms administration, and present his account against
said estate Tor examination and allowance al a session
~ e Court of Probnte To be holden at the Registers
wednesday OF September next
hlkIfoRE, You are hereby notified to appear be-
49, sain court at the time and place aforesaid and
shew cause any you have WIN the accoun, a,orn'
sud should not be allowed WY WIZ "''ou"' more
1ven 1ndr my hand Burlington this I7h dsv Of
! Sw3 ,,-,, ,,..-....
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Lost.
Notice.

THE Co-Per;W1ershlp existing under the firm ..
ps.low n " 9 G Is ms day dissolved hv nm
transferred all his interest to Sidney Barln, SOLD and
Barlow is to pay the debts due from tbe law, ana said
SIDNEY BARLOW
GEO. =. WOODS
Colchester Aug 23d 1917, o..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-27
cV TO THOSE WHOSE HAIR IS GRAY, 81
ORIFALLING OFF AND WEAK AT THE
RnDrS.

ORIFALLING OFF AND WEAK AT THE
ROOTS.
hereby certify that my hair turning gray and
falling off, and that since have used Jones Coral
Han Restorative has entircy ceased falling is grow
ing fast and has line, daIk look. Before | used
Jones Coral Hair Restorative conlbed out handus
OF hair daily.
WM TOMPKlNS, 90 King st, my.
HAVE YOU SCURF OK ANDR UFF !!
Mr. Power, grocer, OF Fulton street, had his hair
completely choked up with dandruii, ana Jones Coral
Han Restorative entirely and permanently cured ii.
DO YOU want to Dress, Beauty aud make
your HAIR sOf, aud fine Z. Read
l. Henry l.. Cullen, late barber on board the steam
boat South America, do Gritty tlat Jules' Coral Hair
Restorative is the best article ever used Or dressing
soiealng, cleansing and keeping the hair long time
soft clean, silky dark and IN order all my customers
preferred II to any thing else.
Sold only in NeC York at So CHATHAM
STREET, Sign of the american Edgle.
Directions for using Jones' Coral Hair Restorative,
For FORCING TIE GROWTH OF HAIR, it is nece ssary
to sight friction on the scap so that the Res
torative may enter the pores Tins may be done by
applying II with moderately hard brush but u is not
necessary these harsh except in actual
case OF badness.
WHERE THE HAIR FALLS OFF Turns GRAY, &c,
apply the Restorative with the hand, soft brush,
Part the hair in different places, the Restorative
| may touch the scalp.
| The same direction may be used for DRESSING, &c.
GEO. H. HARRINGTON,
I sm3 dpoihecary RaH
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DaguerrcOtypcs

T, NJ. PARKER continues his rooms usual
in College St, Burlington, Vt. where he is produ-
eng superior Daguereoype Miniatures at the low
price OF so put up in elegant and finished so
they will never fade
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and ex.
anime his variety OF specimens.
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LOST,
A SILNER TOBACCO ROY

4 tween the residence of Carlos Baxter, Esq and
We Di,uge az the Falls by the way of the Van Ness
pace and Soiiege green The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at this otice VIII 0' 'u''"o'
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RAYMOND & WARINC'.

Recently Fitted and Embellisled with entirely New
Decorations, Trappings Equpage, &c, for 1siI.-con
taining nm extensive and varied collection OF the most
rare and interesting productions OF Nature which affords
to all ample source Tor study and reflection Oh the
science of NATURAL HISTORY.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-15
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.
DIR. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTUARY

DIR. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTUARY
Q5AN INTERNAL EEMEDY.E1
FEHHE Vegetable Pile Eectuary, invented by
Il DR.. A. upham, distinguished physician
OF New York city, is the only really success.
iui remedy for that dangerous and distressing
complaint, the PILES, ever offered to the A.
ncrican public
Mark this; it is an internal remedy--flot an
external application, and will cure any case OF
Piles, either bleeding or blind, internal and OK
ternal, and probably the only thing that will.
There is no mistake uboutit tbs a positive
cure-speedy and permanent 1t is also con-
Venient medicine to take and improves the gen
eral health in remarkable manner.
Each box contains twelve doses, at = cents
per dose. 1t is very mild in its operation, and
may be taken in cases of the most acute IN
Elimination without danger. All external ap-
pllcations arc in the highest degree disagreed
BILE, nconvenient, and offensive; and from tn 3
very nature Of the disease, temporary in their
! effects. This medicine attacks the disease at
its source. and removing the cause renders the
cure certain and permanent.
INFLAMMAToRY DISEASES.
Although the Electuary was originally pre-.
pared for the cure of piles, yet it has proved
itselfto be medicine far superior to all Others
in Ill diseases OF an ntlummatorv character
with determination of blood to any particular
part Or organ. In inflammation and conges-
ton of the liver and spleen; inha nmation sore.
ness and liberation of the stomach bowels,
kidneys, and bladder; in intlammatorv ind
mercuriai rhcuma tism, it is the best me- di cine
! ever discovered.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Married Ladies are d almost invariably subject
to that painful and in urious disease, the Piles,
with consequent in Illumination of the stomach
bowels and spine, weakness of the ba ok, flow
Of blood to the head &c. The electuary is
perfectly safe for pregnant ladies, and the most
useln cathartic that can possibly be used, as
1T will ret only remove the piles and ali in.
hlmmatory dIseascswithout pain or irritation
but will ensure easy time, safe delivery,
and sound constitution in the offspring
CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
| The Elcctuary contains no mineral MeAi
cine; no alocs, colocyEth, Gambogc, or othc,
powerful and irritating purgativc. No fear OF
taking cold whileunder its influence. no change
in diet necessary. If taken according to the
| directions CURE Fur LIFE is GUARANTEED.
l~E7Pampi'ets, giving valuable Information
respecting this medicine, may be obtained OF
agents gratis.
G5'For sale in St. LOUIS, at the Family Med
'cinc Store of DR.. e. EASTERLY, No Il
Chestnut street, nearly opposite the Post Office
0j7DR. e. EASTERLY, sole General agen
| for Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin, tt
! whom all orders must addressed.
0i'For sale, wholesale and retail, by r. " \
SON, Druggist. Dubuque, Iowa, and by Messr
GREENE & BROTHERS, Cedar Rapids, A
gents loII-n41-tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-15
,NlCkE,NZ[EN.S
EisESD t.ilGIts

FRESH GOODS
4 N addition TO his present extensive stock
IL the undersigned has ust received
~ ioas assorted Iron;
. % wide and harrow plough steel
" II inch steel slabs
| g Iron plough slabs and moulds
l MAYORS best cast steel assorted
" Casting. Kettles, ovens, pots, &c
Wagon boxes in sets or odd
dozen best mouseholc anvils, as'rt size
l Blacksmith vices
10 setts Iron axles
2 dozen set; carriage springs assorted
80 Kegs cut aud wrought nails assorted
5 Kegs Horse Shoes
10 dozen Spades assorted
" Long and short handled shovels
" Grain Scoops, or shovels
8 :" Hay and Manure Forks
$50 Sacks G.. A. Salt.
SO Barrels henawha Salt
so Sacks Rio Coffee
10 Laguira Coffee
10 Hogsheads New Orleans Sugar
10 Barrels white clarified Sugar
n47l j. SIMPLOT.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-15
MEDICINES.

FENHE only" Chequercd Store'in the city of
a Dubuque, is well replenished with
fresh supply of Drugs, Medicines, Patent Med
.c'nes, Oils, Paints, Spices. and fancy article.
IN this line, which will seltvcry low for cash
or ready pay. at wholesale or retail.
AS purchase all my Drugs and medicines
IN the East for cash, l cannot, nor will no bet,
undersold ,... .... ...
Great care is taken in the purchase oronlv
the best of articles; and the stock, duringthe
entire season, shall be equal to the demand
ap2ln32 e. Nj. BISSELL.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-15
Is47. SPRING CAMPAIGN. Is47
A TREMENDOUS sTcCK--UNBoUNEEp SUCCESS
NO. ll4--A MAMMOTH STORE, THE LARG-

II,
EST IN THE WEST.
JOHN Il. MARTIN.
Old Established Clothier-No. la Main street
ST. Louis, No. Motto: Large Safes -
md Small Profits.
n AM determined to sell'lower than any o
4 Their house west. -l..a. 5@s. .s#I'
have this spring received tho Iarges; stool
of Spring md Summer Clothing ever brough,
to this market, and shall continue to receive
weekly thrsug bout the season. ! will, by the
first of april, lS47, have on hand over
......s 1000 GARMENTS. Hu
of Spring and Summer wear, which I am de-
termined to sell at lower prices than any 9th
er house possibly can, as it must be apparen nj
to every one that can, from my long expert
ence, Q5years in St. Louise and many ad
vantages which possess.
LIST, Residing in the city Of New York, and
having the advantage of the market
"a, Purchasing for cash. and manufacturing
my own goods, saving thereby the munufac.
turer's profit, Cat least 20 per cent?
Sd, Selling entirely for cash, or No. city
acceptance.
4th. From the tremendous amount Of bust.
ness that 40, can afford to sell at much
smalie1proht than those who do small bust
ness. COUNTRY MERCHANTS
supplied at small advance, as am dctermin.
ed TO sell to every man that comes to this mar
ket who has the ready cash. All | ask is for
you 10 look through my stock, when am con-
hdent that you will acknowledge that MARTIN
mas the trgestand best assortment Of
READY.MApE CLOTHING
ever brought to this market, and that am of.
ferlng them at such low prices as will defy u ny
and ALI, coMpEr,T,ov
IT'S no trouble to shop goods, Retail custom
efS VIII find it greatly to their advantage TO
purchase from me, from the fact that l have
the largest and most fashionable stock Of clo-
thing in the city for them to select from, and
am confident that in point of style and fit,
my stock cannot be eGual He'd in the West
HEAR1N MIND MARTIN HAS BUT ONE STORE,
No. ia, MAIN STREET.
D'Look at the big Stone Sign.D
MARTIN,
On the pavement; on the to the house, big
number EE&.
GTl have the larg asst, deepest, GAO foct) and
lightest store in the city--in the back end a
large looking glass, covering the entire end
JOHN Il. MARTIN,
March IT, M 7. No. ia Main ST. St. Louis.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-15
ss THE QUESTION SETTLED!
PHILADELPHIA STORE, Mo, 1901.

: .8 s4as
a ccommuni
'rf""'n' of FALL AN d WINTER GOODS!
LADIES, NOWS YOUR CHANCE! -
Gloves sw NIufs, bhd,
Isl where
GENT EMEN, sand
Dubuque Ihsi Kid Buck
Our consist of New Orleans
China Glass
THE MECHANIC, THE FARMER THE MINER,
thar isu sun in West
HATS AND CAPS.
ohandG dCarsinc
BOOTS AND SHOES!
o Gum n Ovcrhc
keep with tho Indio will take the hintD
Sc, &c
Then, Ladies and Gentlemen one all:
We invite neghborly call.
Our please on we
Sopucha of us and you'll
But go forth this point agreed,
That such Bargains as CulisG Reed
10 pass 10 ourd
But look for the sign, "PuILADELP11A SToREm
Then sound the loud iln5re-et ben known,
That great BARGAINS be had at One dandO
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-15

rEVHE CHEQUERED DRUG STORE
Il is well supplied with Stuarts steam re.
fined CANDIES, Western Candies, Dolls.
Spectacles, Letter paper, wa fers; Ink by the
gallon or bottle. very superior; steel Pens, en-
velops, &c. Iotca Garden seeds, WARRANTED
the growth of 1916. Hops, Clover sccd-5O(
lights window Sash; 800, do, glarcd. III
ap2ln32 E. NJ. BISSELI.