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CAlIPET BAGS.

A LARGE assortment Of Ladies' ard Getlrmen'
~ travelling bags for sale by d22 LOCKWOOD.
OTTAWA FEMALE SEMINARY.
MISS CODY, Principal Spring Term vii
vi commence on Monday, Feb 9th. Feb. Is
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New York House

y SNNNEN , ULD STAND
SuITON e. FYFE viii cut their remann NJ
- Winter Stock at reduced prices These wish,
ing Bargains, call and purchase
~ Slngers Old stand
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Dissolution.

TIE copartnership heretofore existing between
L George :. White and George II Hunter, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts for
or against the firm will br settled by either Mr.
White or Mr. Hunter, who are alone authorized to
settle she same GEoFGT r. WHITE
Oltawn Feb l. 1850 GroRgE II EIuNTFR
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EOr SlIG.

nNE hundred and twenty acres cfumber-d land
~ near New Michigan, Livingston county, lii
nos. viii sell cheap Implication he made so Oh
leland Grow Feb 8 los ERER.oL
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NORRIS & FISHER wlll as usual attend tin.
4 sale ot canal lands aud lots m Chicago ON the
s'h OF May. Persons wanting land, or lots bd off
or to make payments on lots will lind II to Their nd
'antsgc to employ them mar l5.t
OfFIcsof TnE CHICAGO & Rock ISLAND RAu.)
RnAD COMPANY, Rock Island, Marchs (
~ OIlCE Is hereby gwen to the stockholders IN
~ sand company that an election for thirteen IN
Trctofs Of sad corporation Will he held on the Sih
day OF ApnlneKt. At Peru, IN lasae county, IN pur-
suance Of the provisions al the act To amend an act
to incorporate the Rock l-andand LasaIe Railroad
company. passed at the late session OF the legs!a-
luTe. BY order OF the Directors
y Is BI'FORD S,.,'u
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20 I'loWs

r G. NATTlNGER has n new supply of the
y Grand Detour plows on hand The presen,
stock will he found superior to the pows heretofore
.old in this place. The manufacturer Inns added
several important improvements Persons wanting
breaking plows can be supplied Ottawa ,mar2.
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Corn! corn I.
EXPRESS.

MERCHANTS ana others having packages to
Nl send OF expecting packages by Express, viii
please Gallon VIM l. Gibson, ESQ ut the Post Office
who"iI receive and receipt og inc same This ur.
Engagement VIII last dunng'ae close o,navgation
JOHN +. JOHNSTON,
Dec Il AGENT for I,r,poSJo,S Eco
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Almanacs for 1851.
TO IIlE ladies.

Parents DESTROYS Of procuring holiday presentscan
do so m way 10 interest and please, as well as to
prom lhr hrnr'- ]. @. NArTLNGrR
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Leave Your Orders.

DERSONS intending 10 give orders hr,hc Osase
/ Onngr Plants, are reminded that they mus,
do SO soon II delayed ,ll after the middle Of this
month twill he less certain tina, the orders will he
filed pucr $40 for loco Plants, 500 worth wii
make a mile OF hedge, as SOrol. Full direction.
are furnished to plant md trim them, Md fjt three
ycnrs after to each purchaser. J G NArrSGgR
/ Febs
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Protection Fire and Marine
Insurance Company!

THE undersigned agent for lh. oitand well estab.
Hshed institution, continues to issue Policies Of
insurance against oss Of damage by fire, ciso a.
gainsthe hazards o,marlne or inland transportation,
at the cnrrent rates Of premium charged by other
spons!be companies All claims Tor loss under
poIlces issued by the undersigned, vii! be promptly
adjusted, and paid, by the General Agent OF the
Company. located ~ Cincinnati The losses paid
by this Company in the Western County, during
the last IS wears exceed $1,000 0G0
Ottawa, Feb s G. BURR, Agent
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Cbilagu advertisements.
The Farmers Wants Met!
The wheat crop sayed by the use Of
/ ,ersOn'S Patented Seed Drill,

ACl QUIZ . i OlCuICu OCCu IA ILL
MANUFICTURED AT CHICAGO.
ANlNG Just returned from the country,
where lhave seen nunber OF the farmers
i L who used this drlll Inst spring and TALL and
many Others have hcardtrom by letter all express
ing themselves n lshed with their purchase aud do
not believe any farmer would take three tunes the
cost for his drl providing he could not Obtain an.
other The saving OF labor and seed alone Is sui
hclent lnducrmeni Tor every farmer to have drlll ,
but there are o'heT combinations oi sail greater nm
portance, as It has been fully ascsrtain.d that at
least one 'hid more wheat can be raised where It
ls seeded with good driI
The work 81 the drll 10 not confined 10 the seed.
ing OF wheat hut tdii seed all kinds OF gram and
seeds. Mr. De lEoli, OF Wisconsin who purcins-
ed drll last spnnG, sand he would plant or SOW
every strd on ms farm except potatoes wilh the
dnll Many have inquired 81 mr II corn could b-
planted 10 advantage with the drill say II can.
saw three tIeis last August that was planted with
NE dnilat Rockford, by Mr. n " linrIoss, James
WoTksand Johnson. They said they would get
n'leost one lhlTd more com than VIII en- planted IN
we usun why. II VIII be- remembered hat tins Is
PlERSON'SP ATENTED SEED DRILL,
Manufactured nj Chicago, 10y A Nane, whlchs nd
united to he LAT superior To my gram drill IN this
country and perhaps m the world For simplicity,
durability mud neatnrss of workmanship, II stands
unljVdlitd, There are other drills that are sold Tor
l'ss money BUTT II not WAYS the thing sold at the
lowest pucc that Isthc cheapest and II IS so with
drills Any good inunrrwh gets one OF my drills,
and becomes dissatisfied with In. bargain, 1. at hb.
crty 10 return II IN six months m good order and
will give him his money bnck and take the increase
OF gram raised 10y using the dnIl for It's use Any
farmer wishing dnll IN the spring will be- dlsap-
pointed IN getting II unless he sends III his order
r."n, M nm making tor none but those that order
send nong tie orders spring will soon b. here |
will give the names of few farmers who have the
dn!iso have had wheat seeded by them
ILLINOIS
MessTs King q l.aIhrop ST Chprlr,
James Brown, Geneva
Joseph ChurchI,l, Batavia,
James Sehoonhavcn Elpu,
+. II Seward, Morlngo.
II. W BarrAss Rockford
James Works,
Horace Miller,
@ c. Miller
Joseph Wilson, Buffalo Grove
R,newault Il lIildcrman Mt Carol
j. Schoolmakcr, PENIS lvania Settlement
John Gage, Arlington Lake c,
William Reddck, Ottawa.
Ralph Ware Granville.
4. T Ninor. NJ. d Elk Grovo
j NJ. Il Mason, Pennington.
Joseph Wells,
A II lIawley, Pekiu.
J. Dickson,
Lewis shelton
Peter Mcf, Esq, Paris
WISCONSIN
A p Dickey, Racine
DracHu Su.h. Troy.
Mr. Edwards. Sugar Creek
Mr. Pierce,
7 u BgblCe
VIM DeWoIl Ilsar, Prairie
Horace Adams,
Ehguctrr Thomas, Eaglo Prairie
A Z Hinhey,
Henr, Warner. Fond du Lac.
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u sale county Trnct Depo,itorx

- Good second hand do,
3 horses for sale by T. p SAyGtp & e.
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TtlE subscriber hu. on hand supcrfne Flour, from
Leonard & Entons mills, put UP eSpres-ly 10,
fmlly use. Warranted good-subec to he seturn.
ed. Ottawa, r'nr G. L. THnurSos
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L. =. Sanger & 90.

eo%SS - wv
A RE now receiving and will oprn on MoaiAy
~ next a, their new store. corner Of Il Sails
ana Cana! streets, one OF The largest and best as
sorgnenis OF Dry tioodr, Groceries, Hardware.
CrockeTy.- Boots and Shoes. Hats snd Csps. Bon
nets, Mui.s, &c, selected with the greatest care
expressly TOR the wan,s Of this county, which they
oiel to Sc for cash or country produue ss lew IS
not lower than can be Dough, wheie.
Dress Goods.
500 pieces English, French and Alnericanpr.nu.
y" Scotch. CInghsuS,
IS Alpaca,
20 Z" plain and fgd D-laines and Cashmeres,
20 " French. English and German Mernos.
American CobuTg Cloths.
10 rophns
silks.
Black italian Gro de Swiss Gro De H.rDe silks.
klch Brocade, ana C.nulccC: Silks,
Turks Satin. DoHn.; silks and sa;.l.s
sHAWLS.
2ooIrng and square Shnwe. Of every variety u
style and color bought at reduced pliccs whSh
viii be sold N great bargain
zoe pieces Bonnr,, Cap, and Tsfftts Rthons.
Pain and fancy Ruchrs, artificial flowers.
Gmps, Frnges, and Trimmings,
Silk, Linen. ma Gotten Edg.ngs,
Swiss and Book Muslin.
Bishop Lawn,, Jaconei and Carubi.c.
Domestic Goods
IS ba,Ce brown sheeungsa ana snirungs
Dnllings, ~ bo!rs Bats,
cot yarn and wIcsing " cot Bagyng.
Z carpet warp, 50 - seamless bags.
3 hickory shifting, 2 " clerks stripes,
30 81 A. CT lIckings.
Heavier nnd PHO; Cloths.
- pieces hlls, black brown, green BFoadclo,hs.
rs plain and fancy Cassi.nrps,
50 Satneus.
81 Jeans Tweeds, and Sheep. Grsys
S. pain AMI figured !4nseys.
A red, white, and ye.io" .annes.
30 " Canton F,annes,
80 81 CpOrrJ q "a lie Illa
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Fresh 1.C1IuuG.
FOR SALE.

= BOXES superior emoRa tor sale at
- FEB Is I.ocKwoodS
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TRi,IR A. INGALLS,
Ihc MAY lnnIl Auics

A TTORNEYSanI Solicitors, Cmcas 70. lis
"A march IS
C 7 IKTFP Il , .-,,,, q,
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lnfnIi.,.iinn " nuiCh.

4 BOUTtwo yenr ago, Wakenan Judscu .sf
~ the s,ate Of Indiana and went to Texas. enI
back 20 some p,Gce nral the i,nr dividing the states
OF Indiana AMI Illinois HIS relations have heart
various reports, bat nothing reliable, since as return
from Iexns. lie Is person about 80 years old,
, teet inches N height hgrt blue eyes and his
front teeth much d-Cayed. He has several hun
dred dollars wouh OF a drd property, and II seems
no Necessity eSlsis Ter nr absence. HIS friends are
the more auIioUs from The fact that he was n, timed
soinewhnt deprived Of common reason un1 5scr..
non. Their appeared gea, defect in his under.
standing; naturally, however, he vas a ven hon.
est. pea"enbe, and well disposed man,
Any person who vii find the SAID Wakeman, and
ass!s, hum about writing, or viii thcnieyes write TO
US, at Eerm!lIon Enc county, Ohlo Ond give US the
information, depend upon il, soch perron shall be
well rewarded HIS brothers think the a proper
"9yto commence ttoroug, search, aud iiitis not
ASKING TOO much, we really tcpe tho western pare,s
vii give the above mn insertion
Nermlllon, February IL CHAs. P. Jrpsos,
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PALLADIUM DRUG STORE.

4 MOS 7. REED, Apolhccary and Druggist,
"a a. the great White sulphur Springs will serve
the afflicted with medicines consrnihlto their de.
sfrs. All prescriptions pu, up TO order
Baths viii openIn May Feb IS
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Choice Family Tlaur
, NEW LUMBER WAGONS.

ELCIR Manufactured from the bes, winter
L wheat, in store and for sale, warranted. M the
warehouse OF mar Ions r. JOHNSTON
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Thee are uury mote MINES could give yos
hut thin. II uu,C,sIatv would further inform
the farmers OF thr west TIM, have taken the store
No lt7 South Il'H'cr street, Gomez # La Sale
known rs the Old Rank Building for the purpose oil
keeping al kinds oirie best and mo. approved Ear
IninsihP rw-nl- hud seeds Farmers visiting Chi.
csgo are invited 70 ca IN the >tIh.criher
Chicago, Jan II \ NANE, 10 5suth Mater 81
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as"st AVA ..t..aNN ,in, =, &. Oft
MEETS m the Sons OF Temperance iis. every
VI Wcineslay evening AT hall paste o'clock,
Transient brethren ore Invited TO attend
March !, ISL
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LET THE EYE REST HERE
READ, PONDER & REFLECT!
Thrice Glorious CiO

Let the Trumpet to the Cannon speak, )" an
proclaim to the wondering multitude the
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Selling off at Cost,

-, ~OftIHo NH uI OUoII
TIE entire stock IN the Chicago Cash Store will
be offered at cost during the month Of March
intending to close up lst Of April. Great bargains
may be expected for We rather sell the Goods n,
cost, thnn be at the exp-nse oftakng them bac k
10 Chicago.
a rare chance for buyer.-foi one month only
a, the Chicago Cash Store Ottawa mar
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BEAIyAEn liosElss, }
VS. Petition for D:f0rcc.

CATUARINE iIOSKISS.
IINHE defendant tCATiARINE IiOSEINS, will take
notice that the complainant, Brainard IIoskins has
filed his petition in the District Court OF Dubuque County,
in the State of Iowa, in which he asks Il dissolution
the bands of Matrimony cAi ting b. the said
painan AMI the sand defendant, the ground of in
sanity in The said Catliarnc. Now, therefor. you the
said Caarina, will take notice that, unless YOU appear
AT the next term of the District Court Dubupte county
aforesaid 10 be h. ldcn the Court House in sid cunty,
on the SECOND Mrnday after thu fourth Monday in
September next, and answer, plead, deIar to SAID
petition tlfa VIII be taken confessed, and de-
granted. I. p. VAN yIAGAN CIryt. ..
CLARK s BIssKLr, Att'ys fer Comp ainant aug q CIV
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A CARD.
d H1nIYTEcIp IN...A..i G..-..nn..

IItVlNG pure based the Entire Stick and Dental Prac-
/ tce Of ~ II. LEE nfths place. respectfully tenders
his professional services the citizens of Dubuque and
fiic interior.
Office opposite The Bank, and immedelg 6cer lie Ichanp r
E, and BdBsiag H0nsf,
where he will be happy 10 perform all operations upon the
reh, b. III for ucir beauty and Preservation. Teeth
serted M Wele or partial SETS upon any Of tie modern
Improved nrilmd, with or without artificial gums and
rarr0"ted far IT.
Particular attention paid 10 Extracting, Filling and
cleansing; as, Ia Tie regulation of CLiren's teeth HI
uses no material but tir best and will, ia all operations
whether surgical OF mechanical give entire saiiac pn OF
make no charge. Refer 10
Asa HoRE, NJ. H.; Hon. T,,coIy G., ,nx.
J. w. finley, NJ. D.; Mai. NJ. AIop,ry;
e. W. RicHAEDs, NJ. d.; =. MALES, Esq;
X. |. THOMAS, Nj. u.
DIR. p has on hand large and well selected stock 81
lNtORRl PTliilE TEETH, which lie CferS 10 The Pre-
csson at Manufacturers price,. Orras respectfully soil
cited.
Dubuque, s'.pt. r.. 1851.
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] BosroN, Oct. 5.
The U. S. Consul, at Picton, Nova Scotia,
SAYS IL, a dispatch, that Nova Scotia had been
swept by adestructive gale. 1t is estimated
that 100 fishing vessels have been driven ashore
on the north side Of Prince Edwards Island;
many lives lost some say 300; a great number
of bodies have drifted ashore.
Sixo the crew of the ship Corsica n,utinied
at Valparaiso on the 25th August. After an cx-
animation before the IT, S. Consul, they were
committed, and will be sent home for trial.
NEW YoRK, Oct. Q.
We learn. by papers from New Brunswick Of
Friday last, that lion. Chief. Justice Carter died
on 4th inst.
We have no turtle, news from Prince Ed
wards Island, in regard to the recent gahe
Thirty schooners are piled together upon the
beach near Milford IIarbor.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct, Z.
We have dates from Brownsville, Texas, to
18th ult The revolutionists are quiet, and have
not advanced since the last adv;ces rom Ca
MARCO. Genl Avaos was terrifying Matamo-
ras. He had only $50 men. The women and
children are leaving for Brownyillc. Avalos
now proposes to take off some of the cxactions
on commerce. As 80
BALTIMORE, Oct. q.
In the sixth Congressional district JOS S.
Cottman, Independent wing, is elected over d.
NJ. Henry, the regular wing nominee, by 2o2
majority.
BosToN, Oct q.
Mr. Moran and two others were drowned at
Blackstone, Mass, on Friday night, by being
precipitated some seventy feet from railroad
bridge, which they were crossing in a chaise.
.uefr PnrsnuncH, Oct g.
81 inches water in the channel, and rising
About % to 80 inches from Louisville to tn,
mouth of the Ohio ra
WAsuISGroS, Oct 6.
At the final hearing of Henry Alma to-day,
on the charge Of Ebclling the wife of Major
Tochn,an, he was held to bail in 81, 900 to an
sver at the December term of the Criminal
Court. ~
As SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct s.
Returns from Is counties give Howell Cobb
majority for Governor of 4,7e0, and in ten
additional counties, Mr.. Mcdonald, Southern
Rights candidate has 900 majority.
PHuADELpHIA, Oct. 8.
Returns from Georgia indicate election Of
Howell Cobb, union candidate for Governor, by
| majority of five to ten thousand. ss
tsf BosroN, Oct. 8.
Two extensive Leather Houses failed on
Saturday-one or two other failures are also
reported.
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TO THE CENT?. EMEN,
Ready Made Clothing.
NAPLES

NAPLES
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ROOM
Is the place for Gentlemen who wish be fitted in
the latest and best style. haze the
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE WEST.
III kinds of coats, pants, ss shirt cravas, drawers
etc., etc. Ills
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
cannot be cqnaled in Iowa, having just ccived
20o cases Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes, all of the
very best selected stock, aud no trash among Them
HATS AND GAPS.
complete assortment of the fashionable STYLES o,
Hats and Caps, which will be sold very cheap.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Avery choice lot Of sugar. coffo tea and salt bought
expressly for rcra trades pepper and spices cncrally
fact, everything that is needed IN the Grocery line.
The fact is, call at r. NAPLES for ever, thing as
his stock of Goods will slcw for itself
~ No trouble to show Goods.
Dubuque, Oct. c-lydw P.WAPLES
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.ssaifissna sar NASHVILLE, Oct. 6.
Is The Legislature met this morning, at Jordan
Stokes, wing, was elected Speaker on the LIST
s. ballot, over Edwin Polk, dem, by vote of
s. TO 50. Mr.. Lewis, wing, was elected princi-
pal Clerk o. the House, on 9TH ballot. At 4
Is. o'clock the House had balloted the tenth time,
without electing first assistant Clerk. Sem
,esatr called Gen. Anderson to the chair pro tenn
Mr. =. Hill, wing, was elected Speaker on the
Isl ballot. Residue OF the morning session was
consumed in attempting to elect principal
Clerk The Senate, utter the 18th ballot, ad-
.journed to PM
: The balloting continued TO the 4oth trial; U
; -. Harrison, whig,. Of Warren county. was
-.ected by majority of two. The Senate
en- proceeded to the election Of engrossng
Jerk. There being len in nomination, with
ut result, up to the time of adjournment.
.es NEW York, Oct 3.
The news from England possesses no special
.ratures Of interest. The London papers are
discussing the question Of Eastern policy in
connection with the contemplated Railroad
rom Alexandra to Cairo.
The potato disease is spreading in the north
of ireland, causing considerable alarm; but,
lowing to an abundance Of wheat, no apprchen-
sim Is felt Of a deficiency.
The steamed Avon arrived at southampton
on the 23d, with the West India mail and
.<i5,O0O, 900 in specie.
News Of the Randolph .-The Randolph, East
1ndiaman, had reached London. Sha was
wrecked ON q reef near Mauritius the day after
she sailed from Port Louis She had on board
800 passengers; Of which twenty or thirty men
we're lost Among the lost was Ensign Chas.
II. Scott Of the 4th regiment, and two Of the
crew. .seeT sssfssF- Ssa9 s1rtsY
: News ofthe capture and execution Of Lopez
reached Lpsdsn on the 2lst, and caused con-
adorable comment.
80 - New ORLEAss, Oct. :, PM.
Cotton = declining Sales, 1900 bales mid.
ding All Flour frmer, 81. Other articles
snchanged and dull, a.4f.
z ASsesing exchange, % to IL.
Tkoa6as Leach, Scotchman, was murdered
- nrYht b, N Italian, who mstook him for
Ansaher man.
NV ORLEANS, Oct. 8.
Cen. Smith had arrived ut San Antonio. A
rnuy IF Cuban volunteers, recently disban
y - = Mostsng island. about marching for
~ uedt - the Mexican Revolutisnists.
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EUKIIz A,

HAVE you not been at ALLES's Sronr,
Where blanchard lived in days of ycrc. k1f
IL not, TO ALLEN's quick repair,
You'll be repaid to visit there. =ss. ~
There You can buy all kinds of drugs, -
And peisoas for rats, mice, or bugs.
You nave chotcra-wby, he
Gives unfang remedy.
II You have agae he'll secure
Your recipe of drags most pure. 4
liz ou have fcrer, cough, or cold,
No matter whether young or old,
There You my purchase drugs direct
To counterfeit the bad effect.
il aaatters not what be the matt:r,
His medicines cure, and make You fatter;
Rcpaint the check with healtii's pure glow,
Such rjrtaes from his mcd'cnes fow;
Resides, You'll find at ALLEN,s SIoRE,
All things the LADIES most adore,
Scents, cosmetics, charcoal paste,
And all things which delight the taste.
All kinds OF spices tolypops,
Qssaine, morpaine, pepperine, hops,
brushes Tor every use and trade,
Cheap, and most cxquisitcy made.
Combs, pens, pencils, fiddle strings;
Glass, pants, oils, iak, and such things;
Petty, To stop up holes and cracks;
Hasr-eJ, sanl-baiis, scaiin g-trar;
Poacder, shot, Instruments and pills,
And something warming for the chills;
(sfac, belts, spoagcs, dyestsBs ALI
fou may require
,ct.6, lS5l.-dwly. GIVE HIM a CALL.