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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-03-06

THE LA-ssr OUr.-The Boston Post is
responsible for the following:
County court vos sitting while ago in
-. on the banks OF the Connecticut. II
was not far from thss time CT the yeas-cold
weather.. any hos knof Of lawyers
Ia collected around she old Franklin iu the
bar room. The FIRE blazed. aud rnugs Of flip
we're passing away without grosn, nhen IN
came rough. xauut looking babe Ct .he
~co6s," knspsaca on stoulde-, ard stsf il
hand. He looari cell. sad half persmbua-
ted the ci-cle that hemmed II the fire. -
y rth wall OF brass Iookiag Tor chancs 10
yarn ms siius. Nobody mo7ed. however
aud. UusU!e 20 sit down for hack of a chair
fe did the next bcst thiug--lesned ssninss the
wall, :. "ith tegrs IN his fist and his eyes
doubled up''-and listened to The discussion
on the proper ~-sy Of serTing referee on
warraatee deed. II he was Judge TO decide
the matter. Soon he attracted the attention
the company aud young sprig spoke to
Lin.
. You look like Traveller
Wall. sp5sc en- came from Wis
coasln At any rate"
From Uisconain ? That is 8 distance TO
90 90 one pair of legs say, did you pass
through neli OF your travels =
Eiss, sir" answered rhe trsveler-a kind
of wicked IooA stsaIt over ms physiozaomy
- / have been through 5he outskirts"
II ihouEht likely. Vel what are the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-03-06

NL11xG ~ ROCHESTER. The Rocles.
ter Advertiser gives the statistics Of the
aouring mills of that city, which sum Up
as follows
Capital invested in Milling for
building and fixtures alone, 942O 600
Whole number Of Mills, 20
Stones los
Daily produce Of wheat -four in bbls. 5.s45
= Assuming the produe, ef Mr. Ely's
Mill as a basis Of calculation-say 60 600
barrels for year. ard It gives. as the
yearly manufacture OF the mills of R0ch-
ester. 5JlSIc barrels Of four, consuming
about two and I half millions of bushels
of wheat. This IS probably not an exact
bass, though it may be near the mark,
judging from tie shipments from Roches,
ter. and making due allowance for tie
amount consumed there But restricting
itas closely as We may. With any fair pre-
tensions 10 truth, and it will show tie
Touring business OF Rochester to b..
heavy one clualled, We believe. by no H.
caiity in the world
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-03-06
TxsEuIog. W-oKkMAxsurr-There

TsGErfous NoEkaANsHIF.-The has
been exhibited in Eogland polished hazel
nut mounted with silver. sad 10 open on Mn
Is, and closing With a spring. On opening
the diminativs casket, there lay, upon crimson
sI4, silver tea-aeulr. si,h hinge d liz, al Of
ths nea.e-t aud most perfect finish. THIS
fairy apparatus, we are informed, was made
fro.n fouFpe1ny piece by working jewel
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-03-06

~ The officer. and men Of the cour-
gany q Z S. SELLERS stationed at Fort
Howard. III ta:s State. have made up
purse Of 500 Tor the Washington Mou.
ument fund
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-03-06

WHEAT ~ IowA-The Fort Madisoh
Statesman says, that FROM 200 TO 800
teams, laden with produce come into that
town daily on one road. About 200 O0Q
bushels of whest are already stored there
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-03-06
81 o &c T 10 so % O.
Business Directory,
IR HlL IIILDEBR.7ND,

rrC...s inserted 81 the year At 8 per line.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-03-06


A Conn, FraHhi,n. Wis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
Behind the Times.

ne present number OF our pager, which should
nave been issued ON Saturday. the l7lh. has only
been got ready Tor press o-day. Wednesday, the
sl't. Th" delay has oecn occasioucd by the Ia,
List which has swcled immensely beyond what
was anticipated whenwe commenced ii and which
Is one Those Jobs that but one or two can work nj
at a time.
As we IRE unable to procure sulicicnthcDp to get
out another paper this week No PAPER will be
issued from this office unula WEEK FROM SA.
TtRDAI, except ma,!aJycrtismg sin to com.
ply with the law in publishing some legal advertise.
mCnis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
logging Aid From the Govcrnmcn,--t
itot 10 Delay the Construction OF the
Rock Island I.aiitond.

We learn from reliable source that, owing to
the inability of tho Aurora Branch RAILROAD Co.,
to extend that road any farther west a project
has been 'ct on foot, IN Chicago, to ol,aina gran,
ct land from the general government to aid the
company in extending the Aurora Branch west
ward to Rock Island. The plan is to draw M A
bill, donating lands to several other similar road.
in this state (wherc those interested haycnot q.
p!al to build them without such add in Iowa
Wisconsin, Missouri, and other states. md in ,ha.
way, by giving the members from each Of
these states good slice If tlr. public domain To
carry votes enough if not to pass it through. at
anyrate to give it a respectable thow in congress.
Hon. John Wentworth and VIM B. Ogden Esq
arc the main ,chemers, and are now engaged IN
drawing up the BILL They rely on their influence
over Dr. Molony, our newly elected Congressman,
and his force and energy, and their own intrigue
and management, TO carry their midnight schemes
through congress next winter. b. TIL. step thew
hope either utterly TO defeat tho Rock Island
Railroad or to delay It's construction long enough
TO give tie Aurora Branch Co. time 10 make m
other and last desperate effort to raise means to
build their road for it is now reduced to nm aL.
sJ.ute certainty that the Aurora Branch Exten.
sion cannot be made wish private cprital The
Company know too well that it would not pay,
as the Rock Island Road will take al the frcicL:
and travel going east from Iowa aud the western
par. Of This state. Their only hopo, therefore i,
TO get aid from government and meantime. to
scatter fear and the seed Of d.corf along tn.
different parts Of the Rock Island Road and by
that means delay it, progress. and finally entire
ly defeat it: and Mr.. Wentworth seems to DO
employed rs their principal tool to accomplish
their Liberal and selfish purposes We Hrc sor.
ry to SEQ Mr. Wentworth hiring out NJ the cham.
pion Of a rival company to our flvoriic road, and
against tho vital interests Of this section Of the
state. 1t is poor return for the many hvors 10
has received from this quarter and an act Of
ingrattude that must long stand craven upon
the memory Of our people.
We are happy, however, to say, that, no,vith-
standing all the Influence OF Mr.. Wentworth and
lis paper and the midnight schemes and intrigue
ry of the Aurora Branch Co. against it, the Rock
Island Road is going ahead with energy, and will
be ma de from one end to the other before the
alton ofexpr three moro years, and will afford
this very clique an opportunity to take pleasure
ride over Its whole length and muse upon its
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17

A lIEALrHY BEVERAGE Our friend Woolsey has
commenced the manufacture Of that very popular
beverage throughout the eastern states, known by
the name of "Sarsnparla Beer" As n summer
drink this i, equal if not superior to ny,hng we
know Of Mr. W. will drive around town every
morning, and families wishing to have any number
Of bottles left at their doors can be accommodated
by leaving their orders at his establishment, ono
door east Of the St. Louis Grocery Store, opposite
the City Hotel. We have tried tho article aud
pronounce it delicious
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17

IuUs7gIS ADDITION 10 TaSIU.
Ornfrs lots ks T.r O-l,rs Ist, RI, ~.
Unknown / sIe CuAnown | > alo
40 242 do "a .
Ciig # PrrM
II If ; - .NOHuelll 10 T3.SC5
iMC.yud /. asiJIIWoodwortl4 II
Unknown > . ~ e. pmncy . ID 2g2
JQALcw..S agS l.Erooksw!b 10
jim oouwor,hS / illlWoodw,r.h5 lG. so
Adajr uud.S . 5SiJPThoup.on, iva lot q
II Wood . 81 block /, uNIA6
Ntlouj | IL los Ogden A Jones "a Jl II
JP Thompson e@oU lot9 mxIas
Blk /? tax ag2ct. JIIWooIwrrih : IrSTG
IiNood W6Hn2l2 .CHaywMdli blSul6S
do ,l3 - % do Is IlG
Uuku'n!wf3 JPYhomu,uIIg.A
4 IL NoulN5 Is II Wood L. | Ct
JAbr.L4ml2 l,tfbs II6S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
Horse StoIou..Spc,dy Ro,r,bn,ion.

On Saturday night the Eth inst, n horse was
stolen from the barn Of Mr. Joel Stravn, 8 miles
below Ottawa. Pursuit was Immediately made
in the morning, md the horse and thief were
tracked to Peru, and thence into Bureau county.
On Monday the horse was found in Bureau coun.
ty near tho mouth o. Bureau creek. The horse
had the appearance Of having Just come out OF
the water in which he seemed 20 have been sub
merged. The superstition is, that the THE! had
attempted to swim the creek, and was drowned
The banks on the opposite side were such as TO
render it impossible tor man or horse to get out
except by striking exactly the right place Tho
attempt to cross could have been made, from the
appearance oftho horse and the tracks, but short
time before the horse was found. Ths belief that
the thief was drowned IS strengthened by Il o
fact that no trace or indication Of any man on e!'
Their side Of the creek could be discovered
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17

Cot. f. D. BAKER passed through this city on
Monday without stay, The Cooneps rivalin the
wing ranks, Mr.. Sweet, has turned from politician
to preacher while the Colonel turned from proach
or to politician Sweet and Baker are now in n
good condition to compare notes. - Ch Democrat.
CENTRAL LINE OF RAILRoADs--The amount OF
travel passing over the railroads between Buffalo
mud Albany, ia quite unprecedented. Reduced
fare is q powerful stimulant, mud the recent salts
factor reduction proves profitable to the stockhol-
dcrs. When railroads carry passengers for two
cents milo there i, little ground for grumbling,
aud they may expect to do u largely increased
aud profitable business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17

ScorT AND HoUsroN--The N. Y. uerold, spea' Z.
king ofthc relative claims upon the people Of
these two asPiranis to the presidency, makes the
following comparison Of their military talents;
"lu intellect aud inches they are nearly Of
size. General Houston, however, has the nd
vantage ofGeneral Scott in ono military point
lIo commenced tho Mexican war, and caught
Santa Anna, who, at that time, had two legs,
General Scott flushed tho Mexican war, but could
not catch Gen Santa Anna, though, ut that time,
be had but cue Icy"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
IhOlern on tic NIINsI..inni.

ST Louis, May 10.
The steamer Iowa arrived in port yesterday
from Now Orleans, with 1913 passengers, among
whom were over 90 returned Calonians. On
tho passage up several cases of cholera appeared
among the passengers andrew and four deaths
occurred from this lnalady. Four or five persons
laboring under the disease were left a, quarantine.
Tho Iowa left NGw Orleans on the Gth inst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17

MrssRs. Epirop, please give the following
one insertion in your paper, aud oblige
l.. KIRSAs.
Thi, /, to certify, that |, =. r. Sharkey, have no
claims whatever against Edward Klruan, of any
maine az nature whatever L, Il. SrARRrY.
Ottawa, April TO-
This il to certify, that amy and every imputa.
ton or charge heretofore made 10y me against the
character OF Edward klrnAn, Is absolutely aud
unoquyucally false and unlounled.
April l2-lw-s lLrER Il. SliAnAry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
New Advertisements,

Mr. Il. lhorne has enlarged his cnpo,i,i,.s f..
serve the public IN the livery line
New arrangement and new goods a, Sherman,
Chicago Branch Store
Amber alo and porter, by lanes.
VIM Calvin has lost two horses.
Administrator sales ofrcal estate.
The Farmers Store has good advertisement
Mr.. !. D!eLcy, joweIer, La. been enl,l ,ius lis
business.
Anumbcr Of advertisements laid over for next
paper, for want Of time and room.
-" Read tho advertisements
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
The President on his cls..Pro.pect Of his
Reelection.

NhW uEK, Nav IL.
Immense crowds are thronginy the lower part
Of the city amt the Battery, waiting the arrival of
the President Flags are flowing from the va
riuu' forts in tho harbor. Business seems to be
IN great measure suspended. all seem anxious
To honor our Chief Magistrate. The military arc
out in full force, and ara drawing Up on the Bat.
terry, waiting to be reviewed by the President,
Tho custom house Is closed, and the city wears
the appearance Of naiieual holiday
N-lhe President has Just arrived!
NEW YoRs. May II.
The lady, daughter and son Of the President.
arrived yesterday evening at the Irving House,
where Accommodations had also been secured for
tho President Apartments have also been selec.
tod for the Attorney General Post Master Gen.
ctai aud their families, rs well rs for the Hon.
Thomas Graham, Secretary Of the Navy. The
Hon. Daniel Webster will be at the Aston Hoyse
to night.
Gen Campbell, the Wing candidate for Gov.
ernor "i Tennessee, has expressed hi. preference
Tor Mr. Fillmore over all othor candidates in $50.
In late speech at Springfield in that State, he
said that IN consideration Of Mr. FiIlmore's faith.
iulne,' to the Union ho preferred him to any 9th.
"a, II ho were ut liberty to express hi- pr .ference
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17

3SiO-Thi, is the Number of acres that the
Illinois Central road gets for each mile ofrailroad
that /, built Allowing tho road to be 700 miles
the whole amount will be 2,6SS,OOC
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17

Osrers' Nsass. Description. Acres, Ser q n
sarah lhugs,oa spt VIII uh se 20 Is U>U
VI Bruen n til pit ne Is 10 s3' :
DO ntflptuw iu2 - ~ o. )
L ID Lyman in range4 nwq 7olG 6 3Sis
Torn Of Gibro'fer-To lot 1. block lS, owners
Heirs EFF B, Thu-sion; balance owuers uu-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17

ErRArrM-ln the Tax List, on the frs, page. in
Town OF Merilcu, after the Eth tract from the top
read "Rangc'i instead Of Rmgc2.n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17

KUN AWAY.-Our dog "DAN,"a dark liver.
~"orrd pointer, with icwwhilc hurs on his breos,
ana white spot under his lower Jaw, lelt home on
sunday tn" 2''i,ot April Its thought that he fol.
lowed some team to the country We hope our
friends throughout the country will kecpa ook.ou,
tor him. Any person returning hun to ,hi. Office OF
giving information where he may be found will be
literally rcwnILel
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HEADQUARTERS MAKIss Cosrs
Quarermaser's oficc, Washington, rs, 1851
EPARATE PROPOSALS. viii be received Office until IL
- O'Clock Tuesday the 1lth day Of November next
furnishing United the following
ions for the year ie32, viz
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Chariestown, Massachusetts,
brooklyn, Long Island, New York
fhiadoipha Pennsyiyaniai
Gospot, Norfolk, Virginia;
Pensacola, Florida aud
Washington, District OF Columbia.
Laeh auon to consist OF pound a quarter
pue o pound OF mess pork eighteen OF bread,
suPsinhe houf, supetIno flour option Of the
ana al te rate OF pounds good coffee, twelve
D W & s NV orleans eight quarts the best white
' auat's OF vinegar two pounds 0f good
soap ana enc and half pounds good dipped
aow candles, 10 each hundred ialons. - -
ooel iequiea sbai be delivered
ng onee o each station erhe ration
eonh's OF ue besvand most choice pieces
Po1h 70 20 No PRIME mess pork aud groceries
luahty 81 ihe Kinds NAMED, subject insp pecion.
De cnicitained accompaned by
BOND Tor two hundred dollars, with
of the sucencv 81 the snrcses aus,
be certified by Official person.
10 be endorsed, "PioPcsal for raions.o
The Portsmouth Journal New Iiampshire Atlas Ad
verliser, Boston, Massachusetts Bunker Hill
Massachusetts,; New York Courier Enquirer Mirror
New York Brooklyn Evening Star, Long
island Pbiadclpha North American, SUM- and Daily Times
adepha ao and American Baliimorci Gazette, Ale
virginia. Whs, And Repubican, Rcmond Nestolk Beacea
Herald, Norfolk, Virginia and Pensacola Gazee Pensacols
Foda VIII the above three each
i proNmo send the accompanied by printed
copy of The advertisement, to this Office for payment
g. IthNoy r
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u DEMOyALThe celebrated DR. c. w ROBACK professor Of
IL sology astronomy phrenoiogy, and combined
viii, eonjuaion, from Sweden having removed his Office % No
White street, New York, offers his services the citizens
Washington lie has been consulted by all the crowned heads Of
Europe and enjoys higher reputation nsrooger than
living Natyies calculated according geomancy-
ladies 80, gentlemen So Persons at distance can have their
drawn by sending of the day their birth All
letters containing the above fee will receive immediate atten
ton and nativitics of the WORLD written
durable and he Is prepared TO make of his power by
corjuaon OF following topics, Courtship advice
he has the to redeem such given TO The free
all hazard, and the OF
property, purchasing Of lottery tickets Thcu
this and it's
the United States, full satisfaction OF ALL
naes have been during the last four
will every pupose and will do
person, the mail that
through the Office Dr. Roback
500 1000 letters monthly and has missed
All will be rcigionsiy attended prepaid BE
For particulars
office Of the Unon and astrological almanac
gratis. . =, - 49,,
White street, New York.
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valuable Busaness stand for keAs ha Washington
City.

s.iasS'' "3sA's'' ''AA City. W. ''A' "'s''A
stand ho Of Seventh street
Space win completed aud lst Of October
They bui p the modern style for te dry goods
hsnes., wAh sagh The Is IS feet wide by
vide by AZ feet high has basocn Is feet VIDE by % feet
deep aud feet inches high the clear dry and finished ior
we'll lighted several windows and around The
building. The second fonlng Market Space feel
wd 81 deep ID feet wide BY y feet deep having
feet wide by p IL has bsenen hnished
~ feet wide by 55 Deep feet 6nches high There
couaicaon from each with its basement by an easy
,tarway Tho wide 81 feet deep, with sky
feet 6y feet ia the Avery sc store could
made by the last stores into Eaoh store has
vault n the pavement for fuel.
large warehouse the side Of and
business street IN the
by s5 deep, aud four stories
b6, cellar ~ feet by so feet deep IL 10 buiit "a e most
kNbttantH capital oi
business Kind I. n. i. !,
very large elegant will also be for rent and
v~n the Isl OF December next Tint portion of the
building flour hSh) ~ VIC "
onng on 7h wcS style
viii the modern dxtures Of tanks aud
conveyed through building dumb waiter from the cellar
nh story speaking tubes through the lights, Ac
both fronts Of the building level with the
Thai portion building which occupied BY boarding
contains fine rooms, mostly front rooms being
M iss e.. ss ~ % VIA an ~ sss ! I sFs TN r
by folding md sliding DOORS There eight of
line ioom connected y folding and sliding DOORS sse Go land
aos; the remainder Of those looms will make pleas
and airy chaDbers has also two good ktcheas and
large cellars for fuel The legation Of the valuable and
desirable the city. Fo apply subscrber
House, north dc fcDnvana between Sd and AZ
ANNE R. DsRsiorT
Sent l6-eod2wf
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The College OF st. James,
ItAgUfxGIuk COUNTY Md,
q. w. ROBACK,
6 White street, New York.


fThe Diocesan College cf the Protestant Episcopal Church,
fE WIN open Monday October o. 1851
the commencement day'-the last
Thursday July 1852 New students recommended 10 enter
received al time they
ply charge erimatd from the date OF their entrance
affords all the
and the successful
course confsrs graduates the usunl
demica degrees.
grammar school, adjoining the college and
supervision but under distinct discipline
beginning their academica and
collegiate direction the
college special advantages the pupils in
the grammar school.
study the Greek language
Omitted place supplied additional studies in modern
guages, book keeping, &C.
The situation college entirely hcahf and by its dis
and villages very favorable TO good morals and
order.
Kemp HAIL. building 90 feet by o. will be ready for
q oddhon
corps professors the trustees have recently Hugh Dave
Evans IL D. civil ecclesiastical law, and John H.
Ale xander, LII. d.. lecturer on physics and chemistry
The (ho the college and
months hundred and twenty bSe
dollars. payable semi- annually IN advance.
AppIicnuons for admission 10 be made 10
Rev. JOHN y. KERFoOT D. D., Rector,
College of ST. james Y. o. Maryland.
lf-1aw2m
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Unitrd States Patent ONCE,


n the petition of NJ sore, of Paris France, praying
" tension of
iron and steel from orydaan years
the expiration patent,
day Of December, A. ID. 1851
IL ordered tho said petition be
Saturday, the 9th Of December 1851, 10 o'clock
notified appear and any they
why said petition ought be granted.
PerEcns opposing the extension required file In tho Patent
Office their obecicn specifically forth writing, least
before the day OF hearing All testimony filed by either
said taken and transmitted
the Office which will be furnished
plication
Republic and Union Washington D. C Courier and En-
qucr York Inquirer Philadelphia,
Providence Journal Povidence Rhode Island Daily Ad
vese Boston, Massachusetts; Commercial Bulletin, New Or
leans and Ptsbug ftsburg Pennsyvana
for three successive weeks previous De-
cember
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p s. papers plense copy,
bills Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
FL laWy
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Distant subscribers By letter. tbs postage
On which viii BY Iisk assumed BY
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Sept l6-eod2wif

nARPETINGs, Floor Oil-Cloths Curtain Materials,
subscribers the pleasure OF % their
cnds and generally Of te cities Of Wash
and counties of Maryland
vna received New York and Boston
Jackets ~ altogether the complete
assortment Of house furnishing dry goods q every description thai
had the pleasure Of presenting 10 The public the lead
ina ARTICLES which they beg 10 enumerae, Viz;
/, % pieces tapestry velvet caIpctins, new designs
~ do tapestry brussels d9 very,nch
VI DO ettra heavy English brussels do
bales patent English Grusses low priced
5000 yards super three ply carpetns Lowell manufacture
@ g 80 ''s1'a g.. '',Rsons ls second g. quality 20
sheets beaiuul oil CLOTH which will be ctt
shape for halls passages
% twlcd plain Venetian, for and
50 dozen brass stair rods all sizes, and cheap
25 printed drugget crun cloths, from l0-4 10 iG4
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de aine
20 do do wonted and cotton do
do do worried 0amasks
Is do do union damasks double width
do do worsted de anes, for furniture
Is do TuEkey-Ted cashmeScts
25 pairs ricly embroidered lace curtains
SO pairs embroidered muslin curtains
30 pieces embroidered curtain muslins, low price
I5o brass coSnices, f0m the richest to the cheapest
NIL curtain trimmings and fixtures OF the
styles 81 Of which will be offered the rost accommo
cordially invited stock
before making their selections else where.
HooE, BROTHER, b co.
Sept 16--dfwif