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Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-21
Revolution in Sandusky!

FIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
The subseriberhas ustreturned from the cities
where he has been spending tine, in purchasing
stock of goods, expressly for the Sandusky market
and he happy inform the public. generally that be
has succeeded selecting assortment such rarely
in this section Of the state; and they will be sold
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-21
BEST FEMALE MEDICINE NE Tl1lS 19 KNOWN.

The mild Alternative properties of Dr. Guysott's Extract
Of yellow dock and sarsapaa, render it peculiarly ap
pcable the slender and delicate constitution of the fe
male. 1t is unrvaed in its effect upon such disease
incipent consumption barrenness Luecorrhoea Whites
irregular mensruation, inconnence ofurne, and gene
raj prostation of the system Immediately
that nervousness and assude common to the female
Frame and mpars energy and buoyancy surprising
as they grateful.
We have evidence file, which induces strongly to
this medicine to married people who have not
been blessed with offspring.
We cannot of course exhibit certificates to any extent
the above class of complaints, but give the following
of letter recently received indication of
the extraordinary virue of this medicine remedy for
he disease referred to-
Newark jan. 25th. l848.
Mr. Bennet-We take pleasure in stating that your
yellow dock and sarsaparilla gives great satisfaction
cry We shall try and SEND you certificates
very respectable gentleman informed us that his
daughter was troubled with difficult menstruation and
diseases peculiar her diseases pecu to her
she had had her regular menstrual discharges for
long time; but by the of Doctor Guysott's Yellow
Dock and sarsaparilla wasradcaIy cured Had Town.
sends Others without receiving the slightest benefit
He had one daughter die from the Please
send us addonafsupply
Very respectfully yours.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-21
Or. Bearb's amrriran 1prartiee.

Or. beafB's Amrrlfan 1Jraftlfe.
FA MIIY PHYSICIAN.
Il most Valuable and highly approved Medical
Oork; being the Scientific system Of Medicine,
on Botanic Principles, complete an one volame
of between eight and name hundred pages, aoith
nearly 200 ehgraUings
No family shonld be without this valuable work,
bracng does the of medical and surgical
science hid for ages in pondrous volumes less
in language unknown 10 the of the people, but
here in this work. forth in clear. pain and
densed style, that all may read and understand for
themselves. Sold by C. R. Mct,ULLOCH,
Lower Sandusky.
Also at every county seat in eastern Ohio.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-21

thank of Cleveland. redeemed by Ed. Glare,
ttCom'l bk of Lake Erie, redeemed by r. Hilliard.
The new banks of the same name have connection
with these banks
*#Those banks re-orgauized under the law of last
winer-Xena branch Of the state bank; Geauga and
Western Reserve as state stock banks.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-21
T H E n VIEW
SANDUSKY DRUG STORE.

DIR. O.. Fl. P. Sheets having recently purchased a
large of pure and unadnlterated drugs in
the market, ,such usedin the
try he hopes receive share of the patronage of the
surrounding physicians aud the public by the cheapness
and purity of his drugs He warrant that if once
tested they will need further recommendation. His
establishment consists of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS,
PertA0eries, Dye StMfs, Brushes, Contectionaries,
Groceries, such Coffee, Sugar, MoIasses, Tea, To-
bacco candles, fish. POWDER lead, &c, with great
rieIy of
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-21
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,

of the and latest styles and patterns of caicoes
hams, lawns, de lanes, cambrcs, shawls kerehies
bonnets. and general assortment Of ladies goods, to
which their particular attention is solicited.
MEMS GOODS,
consisting part of superne broad cIohs cheap that
is astonishing the sheep will iouger consent to grow the
wool, sattiBetts tweeds and large amount
of goods, all of which will be sold very cheap.
Also, Groceries, consisting in part of Coffee sugar.
teas, imported direct from Nankin, by ourself, but
still is little better than ssgold eaf' silver leaf
Spices tobacco, little better than honey dew" and
will be sold at price tl the whole is gone; &c.
Hardware, nails, glass; knives, forks, queens-ware,
wooden-ware tubs, churns, pals, and other
articles which would require whole side oa newspaper
all of which will and must be sold for
approved trade, at prices TO make old cotners''
rembe, aud government stores,' aud g head quar-
sers'' quakelike ducks OF frosty morning.
CASH! CASHn
viii be paid for TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
SLAVES, which wanted immediately We also
want Two Hundred Thousand feet of Black Walnut
Lumber, from 10 inches in thickness for which the
highest market price will be paid in cash Persons wiehs
ing to make contracts for the delivery of lumber do
so by calling at the store in the Franklin block.
JOHN WHYLER.
Lower SaHdusky, April 8, ls4s.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-21
DYSPEPSIA OF 80 YEARS STSANDING
CURED.

louisville, Montgomery Jan. 8, l84S.
F. Bennet-some four weeks since, was induced totry
yellow dock and sarsaparla for dyspepsia had been
afflicted about 80 years. part of the time unabelo
any thing without suffering intensely from its effects
have used only bottle Of your Invaluable med
cne and consider myself entirely cured solely by its
Can hearty meal, without the slightest ncon-
venence. Very truly yours,
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-21
THE WORLD.

The result ofa series of Chemical experiments, this
Compound Extract of Yeow Dock and SarsaParlla
other almost equally powerful vegetable substances IS one
of the greatest discoveries of the age and the hrst and
only instance in which these Roosso long IN use by
the acultyhave been united into Compound possess
ing due proportion of the peculiar virtues and powers
OF each
Its astonishing, having gperformed over ffeon
thousand since its dscoveryless than two years.
Its unrivaled power disease and great SUPERIOR
ity all Simple Sarsaparlla Syrups, may be arbu-
TO the fact that is composed purely vegetable sub
stances, each having direct reference 10 some inter-
nal organ; consequently the whole system is benefited.
IT is the highly concentrated Syrup in use, and
being in quart bottles dollar per boe it is also The
cheapest 1t puries and enriches the Blood, rvgoraes
the body and consequently expes disease from
the system, effectuap than any medicine known.
1t speasan to the taste occasions neither sickness
pain in its be taken regardless Of business
or Diet aud by the aged and inaut with equal efficacy
In all Chronic Diseases this compound is the greatest
blessing ever possessed by ~
This Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparia is a
positive, speedy and permanen cure for
Consumption, ScrofuIa Erysipelas, rheumatism, Gout
Liver complaints. pha ofections Ulcers, syphilis drop
sy, asthma piles, affections of the bladder and
kidneys, Mercural diseases, corrupt humors rush OF
blood to the head, fever and ague, female complaints
general debility dyspepsia loss of Appetite colds, head
ache, costveness gravel Night sweas, collie, organic
affections, papaton othe heart biles, pains the side
chest, back, limbs, &c. &c.
IT, Is INFALLIBLE.
In all diseases arising form impure ofthe blood
or irregular action of the system.
IN The VEGETABLE KINGDOM an All Wise
Ben has deposited plants and herbs copgena to
sttutions and adapted the of dsease and the
vegetable kingdom does the of man, well the
instinct of animals turn for antidotes TO pain.
The syrup scientific compound of the most valua-
BILE Plants in nature, entirely from deeterous and
enervatng mineral substances, and it exPels disease
from the system. mparts strength and vgor in cores
pondng degree.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
This is TO certify that the undersigned Physicians
of the city of New York. have in very great many
prescribed Dr. Guysot's Extract OF ellow Dock aud
SarsaparIla, and fully assured that it has equal
among all the varied syrups and sarsapara preparations
that have been sold.
John F. Stebbins, NJ. D. Samuel T. Wells NJ. d.
P. s.. Maynard, M d. F. R. Thomas, NJ d. James
E. Morgan, Nj. D. Nj. johnson, NJ. d.
TESTIMONY.
The following letersindcate its salutary effect in
ses of
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-21

of
DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL DEBILITY, DC.
Watertown, Jefferson co. Nov 4, l847
Mr. F. Bennett am at a loss TO express with words
what has said in praise of your Compound Extract OF
Yellow Dock and sarsaparla. All who have had the
pleasure of using it, speak of its marvellous effects in
moving disease with much feeling and heartfelt salts
faction, that confident that medicine in
can of superior qualities. Many who have been
complaining for years with pain in the sde burning and
pain in the chest dyspepsia general debility. loss OF a-
petite chls night sweas, salt rheum, scroulan fact
all the diseases that in this climate heir find in
the yellow dock and sarsapara all that is requisite OF
make them what they were in the days of health,
We find that have had some twelve dozen bottles
in three MONTHS and nearly You will please
send equal number, and oblge yours,
IL HOYr & GREGORY.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-21
BANK Note Table and Exchange List.


coRREcrKD WEEKLY THE FREEMAN, FROM THE
CLEVELAND PLAIEDEALER.
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NEW ORLEANS:
rgEsDAY MoRNLNa. AUeUgT i. n4


THE WEATHER AND THE CfTF.-lThs 1afn yes;eTiay
afternoon deubg welcome after the extreme ez Of the
morning. II gentle shower that visited useirehiuE
but for the moment cruHg the dust and sphnkng the not
bricks bat perfect tOnen delaying the streets, roaring
through the watsp0HS and washing away the thousand
and Of sickness collected aropnd the shape
Of decayed vegetable matter To these continued rains
much Of the present health Of city be attributed
We have reached4the middle Of August and weekly
lists of mortality become small By degrees and beautifully
less A few days will bring 70 the commencement
Of the Fall and anticipate early return Of the
busnels Houses beng rapidly built in almost
every portion Of the city ansWe the greet demand
pected. Entire blocks Of fodoy brick stores 6g ig
the place Of frame shanea. ahd residences without
number are being Finished while Others receiving from
The hands of the painter a thorough renovation.
As the Sumner progresses the morals Of city improve
accordingly. and contemporary with the departure Of
tain class Of TRANSIENT population the records Of
poiceofces show the loss primary Of their usual customer
At the present time Recorder Courts the highest III
bunal sitting present nothing Of interest Every da
gives some vagrans each who have been
Themselves the primitive habits Of and taken h
sky for covering and the earth for eouoh the head an
front OftheiF offending hath tn exisnt-no mofe.V
The Addiction farce Is and until another Mi
summers Night Dream is Introduced to excite sha
be forced to up readers in the Ofcy local
dishes wanting much Of that spice Of e-vaIiety In
/ few weeks the stirring campaign viii open and New
/ leans be itself again.
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY CouNCIL--lafondav august 10
special meeting of this body held last evening to
consider the report and resolutions offered by the Finance
Committee the last meeting, Recorder Seuzeneau
siding, and nine members present.
The reading of the journal being dispensed with, Mr.
Witt moved that as this meeting was special one ne
Council go into the consideration OF the pFeambs
and resolutions of the Finance Committee. -
Mr. Coens objected to the report and IN the course OF hs
remark stated that he believed the Committee wished TO cast
censure the former Council -
The President neu pied the gentleman and begged that
he would not make such change, a. they bad nnlou-
knew the Committee to be gent and that If they had
intended to make such charge they would have done
The member said he would leave the matter with the
Council
Mr. VViz was sorry to see that there were some members
present who seemed to think that they wished to attach
not the truth he wished merely to present 10 them plain
statement Of facts There also membeH who Sad the
report net explicit enOugh he W9ud cs upon any
one he did who that had the slightest knOR
edge of book keeping who would not say t II was made
out as clear and explicit such reports could be made
af fbe dearnsf
tine Municipality, and should not be aoedupOn hastily
He said that business Of the utmost importance was often
out due reflection, and hoped the adoption or the report
would be postponed for utnre CONSTRUCTION He stated
also that he opposed to the imposition Of additional
slaves aud estate, contemplated by the report
Mr. Wiltz stated that he knew large puInbsT at least
thirds of the property hold of the Municipality, and
they uefe all in favor OF the tax. -
MI Flanders replied that he knew the lower million, and
that they all utterly opposed TO T. and had sad openly
that they would pay and that they had or were about
Eust wOnd pay and also that MI epOnogh was '5ittpg
pay but that he considered the best Joke o. me season
Mr. Witt moved the adoption Of the report, and on call
ing the ayes and deededih the Affirmative Dy
the casting vote Of the president. N
Mr. Wilder offered resolution for thu suppression o. fab
lie Balls which made shs oIer Of the day for the next
sitting. -. WherenpOn the Council Adjourned
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faeldag MoTninG, AnF ~ an
COTfON.-fha Americas news IS iaeoired ~ lia5s-
raDh gesieniay, is not quite faFofabs ri Cnau that
b. the pHevious steamer. rs1rssaa 10 ffgepet
Cotton maFss loss buoysHt arthe oiaaa ard rsf q1lis-
tons though sill iefaiueds not e1rlg otainsd.
Within there was some inquiry. bEf hugsn asa dis
agreeing ~ 10 prices only small l1tr ush1 Buyers
claim somewhat easier prices The s,re1gth q he nsWs
Fkw-ORbKAHa CHAaaIFIcATlgNs
inferior ..........,..7 g5@l 4aiadas s4
Good hiiddlina 7l0 Good end Eina. seminal
TOBACCOFber, . but hits osIsd and that bid -
higher prices The only sales heard q were 4 laa -
A. al e. and 81 a hhds R. tsaesional e 81 ard
g bhdS. IS A ats. r. At S9k. and a 4e. D
MsUGAE AND MOLAssE5s transactions q small
lots al 45S6ESc Tor Common Fair SngaF. and lsia4e
for Fairfo Choice M0iazss.
The only sales heard Of 10 the extent Of go OF ~
bbs. including III bbls Illinois at IS. and The residue ~
ssvsr8l lots for souf - 30 for Crossed. and 20 s
S6 2 bbl for Extra and Choice.
CORN.-NO improvement in the demand, and barely
1900 sacks raken Of which 2s0 sacks 49943c, without
Inspection I2l DO White a. and smaller lots Ct q
l75oc. y bushel.
BRAN.-saiss 80 sacks at 81 lOasn 50 VIoQhs fur
Their aSvanaes
oATs.-DscIining Small sales Of prims 81. Louis q S.
fd56. and good Ohio offered az sOc.
AY.-PHceg are lower. Sales 40 bales good Western az
81, and 1872 do. on the Isvee At o2s D ton
PROVISlONB.-Pnme Pork IN some dsnaud, and 100
bbs sold al g. which refused for Ihs ong saa
casks Missouri Shoulders taken e S., sad = Do Caoin
/ matt Sides al SIC. . h.
COFFEE -Picas still improving. and 800 haal Rio CG0
/ and 200 taken st55<c. b.
| WHIsKYr-Ths only aae Of ANY note 100 bbIu.
I Recfed (uot a prime bEaud) At lso. gallon.
EXCHANGE.-Demand limited. aud fsies uuchangsd.
-FREIGHTs.-No new eneagemsnt; led. said % be is
| fused for Cotton to Liverpool
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New orleans Cattle Market.

Reported the Creseeat .LATAYETTR Aug I3-P.
Arrived steamboat Tusuembs with 20 hogs and g head
Of cattle steamboat Vesta with c0 calves and IS head 81
cattle. Phces-Beef first class 461Ec. second class So
(94e 2 Ii; Hogs 435c . ID; Sheep, SS 50 p head Cows
s5f0 go @ head CON- 45f650e q bushel; Oats 65Ioc.
Bras 81 p 100 b Hay, $50 p ton.
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HORRIBLE DEPRKvTTY. - Yesterday wretch in the
shape Of woman and bearing the name Of hs Harper.
keeper Of abTOtei Vaudeville street, was arrested and
brought before Recorder Seuzsneau CHARGED with having
in Der employ young girl agedabout "a TeaB, whom she
the habit Of sending out TO entce and Eeduee ether
tiee it stated. she has kept up lhT Il ne past She
sent 70 the Parish Prison. We viii investigate this
after fully and report the result 70 our readers.
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The bells rung an alarm for fire evening about
O'Clock aaa our fast man started out 70 ascertain its
Municipality and being told that somewhere
therG,entily Road. he bnof e down and came babk.
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A PLEASANT NKIeHBoR MARY Ann Eastman was ar
Eaigned before Recorder Baldwin yesterday three dit
ferent charges preferred by her neghbOr Of nsutng
saulting and beating them also. tor diapoang Of sundy
buckets full Of dirty water close proximity 10 the
white pants Of of them Sunday nonng preventing
him from attending church that day May pleaded not
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MUTUAL INSURANCE.


4 doing FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER Insurance
upon the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
THE CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
Of Newolleans,
With a subscribed aud pledged Capital Of
100000 Dollars,
Is ready receive applications and make assurances,
a Iher ONCE on the northwest corner OF camp ana Ga-
Fire, Marine and RiUer Risks,
al the tariff rates Of premium.
ms Company is established upon the Mutual Principle
" nsuIanoe and Is enphauealy Home institution us
earnings are TO be invested and employed here under the
immediate control of the Trustees and not sent to other
Every person nsuring with it becomes interested in its
uesssIand the profits, instead Of being divided among
Few belong to those who insure with the Com
secured and pledged FUN reliable in cases Of loss and
tbP unus an ordinary calamity assure the public that
hey nave now fund of
I0O Htradred Thousand Dollars,
subject to all The contingencies of CAPITAL and liable
io +r 1ne 1 Iosses OF the Company
Inc Imstees believe this subscription offers full security
TO the assured and that this Company presents unusual
guarantees Tor prompt and beta settlements in eases
loss the funds Of the Institution are retained here and
its being purely Snthem and Domestic institution its
acts are not controlled by foreign Directors and il will con,
form to Southern habits in its mode OF busness
The pOitOO OF the COMPANY an times omen for the
inspection OF parties wishing to make insurance with it.
-. Trustees
Samuel Bell Thomas A. Adams Moses Greenwood,
David Hadden, John d. Bein, j. W Sianon
Nathan Jarvis GeOrge Jonas, r. smms,
j. o. Vles, John N Bell II. M. Wight
E. ]. Walsh, James Kikman, r. b. Sumner,
l,W. Zseharie John E Hyde, John Q Woodruff,
Q. ]. Buddecke, Louis de saulss, w 3 AleCHtoheOR,
9 a. BarneTe. @, L. Babestesn' II PUG Peg,
]. Ritlad. O. r. Wight. F.V. Carlisle
SAMUEL BELL. President.
40 THOs. a, ApAMs, Vice President, -
gAAsi u AlAAsgNl, hloat2Hi wv tmm
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THREATENING To KILL.-Richard Donovan was held
to bail BY BecoldeT Baldwin Yesterday the sum o. $500 TO
man and husband that he threatened take the life
Of his better half, Mrs. Catherine Donovan.
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AN AMAzoN,-Mary Rooney ws9 required by Recorder
Baldwin yesterday give bail keep the peace he
Of $500 Mn Rooney had laid violent hands Alies
McGauley
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REcoRpERls CouRr-seeond lIlnisipaLitg. = Mon!

REcoRDERs COURT--SeeoHd Municipality. - Monday
is generally busy dsy n5this Coqn, account Of the
number of the wOshppe Of the Jolly gsd that celebrate
his orgies saturday night and display upon the Sabbath
the spt imbbed. Yesterday the dock presented beEgGTg
account Of f benches the general charge OF drunkenness
being preferred against the motley crowd, Vouchers "
were required iIom those unknown to fame" but ike
calling spirits from the yasty deep, they would not
and the Municipality will be benefited for the lhirf
hsbitstion or s nsme "
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BEATING CHLD.--Joseph Grape was arrested yesterday
by the First Municipality police charged with having
saulted child
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EXHIBITION THE LEARNED PIG.-MF Samuel Phil
lips made affidavit yesterday before Recorder GenQis ttat
James Kirkpatrick had feoniously taken from him that oea
hrated quadFupei Lord Byron, usually known as the
Learned Pig. Mr. Phillips that bis pgshp quietly
repOsng the yard of his residence in Rampant street. not
dreaming Of outrage giving gruu Of dissas
ton at bis comfortable quarters, when ilpatnek who had
anx0uy watch the premises Tor days assisted
by six dollar accOmpce, foTcbly abducted Lord Byron
and carried him gagged and bound, 20 his house the
Bayou ROsd This shame fu treatment Of intelligent
the Leaned Pig known to be, called for instant eXRm
and the police made instant inquiry at the house OF
Mr. Kipat7isk for the poor victim TIE gentleman bsled
up at the charge showed Lard Byron luxuHatng upon
some corn avery T0omy and begged the officers to
satisfy themselves. By inquinng OF the aggeyed party
whether violence had been used The noble lord being
nteuogatsd instantly ANSWERED that he voluntarily followed
Mr. Fitzpatrick, that individual only holding out to him
very inviting ear Of IS nducement 10 OcOmoOp.
Further evidence proved that al the time Of the alleged al
duGtion,
10 show that any foul play was Intended The police not
wishing TO disturb the Bbduced which weighed Afeas
300p0unds allowed him remain and took Mr. X into Gus
todY. Bail was given, and the gentleman released.
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FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
PERI UMERY,
Combs, Brushes and Gents Furnishing

PERI MERY,
Combs, Brushes and Gents Furnishing
Goods
~ We have splendid assortment Of new and beau
tfui FANCY ARTICLES,
which receiving additions BY gYsy packet We invite
attention o The following list
CARD CASES. Pearl. She'll Silver etc.
RErlCuLF ....shk and Velvet, elegant pastemt
PURSES "A hne assortment .ylea.
DESKS Ebony, Rose wood, Papier Maehe, etc.
WORK BOXES. Ebony, Rosewood, Papisr Mache, etc
DRESSING CASES Ebony, Rosewood Paper hnohe, etc.
PORTFOLl Os- Leather Velvet and Papier Maehe-
ACCORDEONs.. Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. shell and Tin
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "a pretty assortment
GOLD PENs-of ali the celebrated makers, at prices
ranging from TO eighteen dolars.
DOMIEOEs and DICE.
CHESS MEN. Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLASSES. "A large assignment
OOEUR BOXES. From sig bottles.
PAPETERtEs.-..O f Ebony. Rosewood Psper etc.
FANs....Of Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper sis
PORTE MONNAlEs. ..Of Shell, Pearl, Leather, etc.
CANES. Mounted with Gold, Silver,
UMBRELLAS. "A superior article, made for
CORK JACKETS. life Fresarvers.
PERFUMERY Of all kinds.
sUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS.
.- HANDKEROHlEFss
CRAvATc, STOCKS and scARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
We have in complete Of fine Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS As have mad enabled
err styles made the
GUINNESS & 90,
iy232dp IL CAMP Street, opposite the City Sank.