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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08
First Love.

Ii will be readily supposed, that with
the lmpassioned temperament of genius,
he gave himself up without reserve To
the power of first love and, with the
adhesiveness which phrenology SO large
" assigned TO him, the permanence of
his attachment promised TO equal its in
tensity. For time, ''the course Of true
love" did run smooth y but at length
a GOODNESS he could not account for, but
which had for some time panied him, led
on his part to remonstrance. 1t was re-
scented. and the interview ended in mu-
ltual displeasure. Riding home, not in
the happiest mood, his horse stumbled
and brew him. For few days he lay,
unable to travel, in house near the spot
where the horse had thrown him. Hum
bier and wiser thoughts prevailed and
the first use he made of his recovered
power of moving was to return and seek
another interview. Reconciliation fol-
lowed, and he left happy and treasured.
But, the evening after his arrival at home
a short, cold, and naughty epistle, bro't
him by private hand, forbade his fu-
:ure visits. Stung to the quick by what
appeared heartlessness, if not duplicity,
he resolved to forget his idol forever,
aud looked around for worihier object
IN whose affection he might lose his
sense of injury and regret. II was no'
TIL his faith was plighted to another,
that he discovered the undated note was
written previously to his last visit, short
iy after their angry parting, but, owing
TO his absence from home, not sooner de-
livered. Honor forbade any allusion to
this circumsta. ce 10 the objec, Of the Sc
cond attachment, to whom he considered
himself sacredly engaged but the blow
struck home. A severe illness, during
which his life was despaired of, super
vened and, although al elastic nature
recovered, it still retained traces of this
"inaddening misery" More than thir-
ty years afterwards he could not refer
10 these passages of his history without
a shndder, and intense though controlled
feeling Life and Remains of John Ro-
by.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

RE-OpEs1Se OF THE CRYsrAL PA.
LAcE.-A circular, signed on beh4 Of
the New York Crystal Palace Asseia-
ton by P. T. Barnum, their Presie n
announces that the sum which itlyas
necessary TO raise by the sale Of ticets
in advance, has been nearly realizedsnd
the Exhibition will now be reorgarfed
as a pera,aneat exhibition; re-openinIon
the 4sh Of NJ, with popular re-i.u-
gura,ion and appropriate ceremonIe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

THE RIGHT OF MINisTERs.-Tht
Rev. DR.. Mason, of New York, passing
up Broadway, stopped to read theatre
cal placard, which attracted his atten-
ton. Cooper. the tragedian, coming a
long, said to him. "Gnod morning, sill
do ministers of the Gospel read suci
things ~ ''Why not SIR said the Doc
tor-"ministers of the Gospel have q
right TO know what the Devil is about
as we'll as other folks. - New Haven
Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

Saoan's Life Syrssp.

Altogether superior TO any medicine here
e discovered for the rapid cure of Gods,
his, influenza, hoaTseuess, hopping cough,
p. bronchitis, catarrhs. asthma. dyspepsia,
comp amt, incipieni consumption. aud for
.elief of consumptive patients in advanced
IS of the disease: also ali diseases which
mate from impurities Of the hood, to wit:
fnla sat rheum, mercnrial, phitic, or
raj and eraptive or diseases OF The skin,
otefes, pigapies or pnsln'es, and all itch
chronic inflammation of the liver,
te ssVellings. necrosis or fever sores. rick
fstnia and kings evil ia short, in every
{ OF the system o. God, from whatever
sc il may arise, or however long standing,
medicine will be found far superior 10 any
II remedy.
or sa' e by D. r. Parker, Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

lows AND DrBuaUE.-We learn from
a friend who is just from Iowa, that tn
emigration is literally tremendous AM
tina, the Dubuque Land Office by lis las
returns, shows that it is selling NOR,
land than any other office in the uiitet
States. Dubuque is moving ahead like
la locomotive and we are gratIlea tc
know that some of its most enterprsine
citizins are former Milwankeas.-
There is now strong hope that Bail
way connection will be formed With
NJ ilwankee by means of the Sou
thern Wisconsin Railroad, which will
adopt the same guage as the Mil an
Ike and Mississippi Railroad. 'heI
Dubuque will be but one day dltan'
from Milwaukee, Milwaukee Wis.
conSin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

z@If you don't want to fall in love
with girl, don't commence flirting with
her. This counting for fun is like box
ing in fun. You put on your gloves IN
perfect good humor, withthe most friend
ly intention Of exchanging few AMIGA
bic blows; you find yourself insensibly
warmed with the enthusiasm of the con-
fict, until some unlucky punch in the
'yeskit, decides the matter, land the whole
affair ends in a downright fight. Don't
you see the similarity !?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

Prince Napoleon Bonaparte, the
Emperor's cousin, who il TO command one
Of the divisions, of the French army has
invited Merry, the Marseilles poet, aud
Gudin, the marine painter. to accompany
him and the French Government, on
Its part, has afforded facilities to "a num-
Der of authors and art lists to proceed to
the scene of warfare.
IA new actor" says an English
paper, "who had obtained brilliant sue
cess last year at the Varieter, killed him.
self recently by swallowing laudanum in
mistake for brandy, for which he had
unfortunately acquired taste while OH
the metropolitan boards. To prevent
mistakes, we must add that the uniortu-
nate actor was a monkey"
"A Rhode Island clergyman lately
illustrated the necessity Of corporeal pun
ishmeut for the correction OF juvenile
depravity with the remark that "the
child, when once started in course OF
evil conduct, was like locomotive on
the wrong track it takes the swatch 10
get il OFF,"
Jenny Lind Goldschmidt has been
singing i'll many of the German cities.
On the tenth Of April she was to be at
Copenhagen to take part in the three
grand concerts, which are always Civ
Ell in that city during Passion Week.
She has again expressed her purpose to
visit England shortly.
ITLord Byron gives the account of
IA party with Sheridan: 1T was first sic
lent. then talky, then argnmentative,
then disputatious, then unintelligible,
then altogethery, then inar,iculately,
then drunk
There is deal Of truth in remark
which M Pile de Sommery frequently re-
peated: "The world stigmalizes many
with the reputation Of being wicked,
with whom woman would be but too
happy to pass her life."
ImMIeRArros.-5497 immigrants from
Europe arrived at New York one day
last week.
ITYou can tell how wide mans
reputation is, but you can't tell how
long.
A man may be great by chance,
but never wise nor good without taking
pains for it.
-Conceit is proud that he has learn
ed SO much: wisdom is humble that he
knows no more.
The world is like stubble-feld--
in which the greatest geese generally
pick up most Of the golden grains.
In Pennsylvania girl is legally
manageable at fourteeen and boy al
sixteen, without the consent of pa
rents.
-Mr.J B. Gough.i it is stated. nets two
hundred and fifty pounds month by his
lectures in London.
--Colonsl Sir William Reid has sue
ceeded in Introducing the Assam silk
worm into Malta.
"A seal was seen in the Hudson,
near Troy..a few days ago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08
FDuring a steam voyage, on a SIT

yDuring steam voyage, on a sud-
den stoppage of the machinery, a consid-
cradle alarm took place, especially a.
mong the female passengers. 'What is
the matter? what is the matter !? For
Heavens sake tell the worst !" exclai-
med one more anxious that the rest
After short pause, hoarse voice from
the deck replied: Nothing, madam.
nothing; only the bottom of the vessel
and the top Of the earth are stuck to-
gether."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

1.-THE Dissection Bill, after many
years of discussions, has passed both
branches of the New York Legislature.
Its object is TO place in the hands of sur
geons the bodies Of strangers dying in
the hospitals, &C., and TO make tina: an
open traffic which has hitherto been car
ried on in the dark.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08
SpRING BEEa.-The following is re

SrRrNe BEER. The following is re-
cceipt for tfirst rate Strengthening beer, .
tor family use i; and II II does not make
a very delicious beverage, will produce
one that has probably more bark than
bite Take one half ounce orange peel
one half ounce Virginia snake root, and
one ounce Peruvian bark-put these in
TO six quarts of water, and boil the same
down TO four quarts. Add one pint mo-
lasses and one pint yeast. Let it stand
about twenty hours--then strain and
bottle for use.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08
JHMr. HilIard in his book entitl ef

I5=Mr. HiIlard in his book entitled
'Six Months in Italy," observes that
an English man of war seems to be al.
ways within one days sail of every
where. "Let political agitation break
out in any part of the globe, if there be
only roll of English broadcloth or a
pound of Englishtea endangered there.
by, within forty-eight hours an English
steamer or frigate is pretty sure to DROP
anchor in the harbor, with an air which
seems to say, "Here | am does any
body want anything Of me %
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

TEcHNicAL.-A liquor seller was
brought before the Court AT Boston,
charged with selling whisky punch TO
some person unknown" He proved
he sold it to one John Eol.on. instead of
an unknown person, and was for that
reasan discharged.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

Some one sensib!y remarks that ia
good book and good woman are excel
lent things for those who know how to
. rnrec;a.e their value. There are men,
however. who Judge of both from the
beauty of the covering.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08
A single LADY, died lately at S

A single lady died lately at %.
Malo, worth four million of francs. lea
wing twenty two wills, all Of which it
was necessary for the judicial authority
to examine. A married woman cannot
make a villa single one can. and this
LADY, seemed determined TO enjoy the
privilege - the utmost,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08
FUTuRE HousEKEEpERs.-We son

FUTURE HoUSEKEEPERs.-We some
times catch ourselves wondering how
many OF the young ladies whom we meet
with ar. TO perform the part OF house
keepers, when The young men who now
eye them so admiringly have persuaded
them TO become their wives. We listen
10 those young ladies Of whom we speak
md hear them not only acknowledging.
but boasting OF their ignorance OF all
househ old duties, as if nothing would So
lower them in The esteem Of their friends
as the ,confe> sion OF an ability to bake bread
and pies, or cook a piece Of meat. or a
ss.'y
Iployment. Speaking from our own
youthful recollection, we are free to say
that taper fingers and lily-white hands
are very pretty to look at with yonrg
mans eyes, and sometimes we have
known the artless innocence Of practical!
knowledge displayed by young miss &c
appear rather interesting than otherwise
But we have lived long enough to learn
that life is full OF rugged experiences
and that the most loving, romantic and
delicate people must live on cooked OIL
otherwise prepared food, and in homes
kept clean and tidy by Industrious hands
And for all practical purposes of mar
ried life, it is generally found that tor
the husband to sit and gaze at a wife S
taper fingers and lily hands, or for d
wife to sit and be looked at and admired
does not make the pot boil or put tn,
slnalles piece of food in the pot.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08
Yours,

In l847, the Society of Friends in
England raised and distributed, in miti-
CATION of Irish distress, the enormous
sum Of two hundred thousand pounds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

APPROPRIATE FoR A BgiDE.-lt Is 4
custom with japanese parents on the
marriage Of daughter. TO present her
with marriage dress and stme ar,icleso
household furniture, among which are
always 4 spinning wheel, a loom, and
The culinary implements required IN
kitchen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

Josiah Quincy has written life Of
John Quincy Adams, and presented the
whole edition, copyright included, to the
Massachusetts Historical Society.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

DIR. Achilli, whose famous cohtro-
versy with DR.. Newman, year or two
ago, in England. is well remembered,
now lives in Morrisania, Westchester
County. N. Y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

Captain Garfield, of the Topograph-
ical Bureau, and SON in-law of General
Cass died at his residence, in Detroit,
last week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

Mrs. Charlotte Frelirghnysen.
wife of Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen,
President of Rutgers College. is deces-
sed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

Good resolutions are like faintine
ladies-they want to he carried out.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

Queen Victoria is expected 10 be
present at the public inauguration OF the
ttgsyel palaee at Svdeahssa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

yl.Paws for reyiy. as the eat I'd,
when she scratohsd the dog for Ssrhg
az her.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

-Ex-Gnvernor knight, Of Rhode Is
lard, is dead,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-08

"A Rhode Island clergyman latel,
illustrated the necessity Of corporeal pun
ishmeut for the correction OF juvenile
depravity with the remark that "the
child, when once started in course o
evil conduct, was like locomotive OF
the wrong track it takes the sw,tch I,
get il off,"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23
HARDWARE,
FALL IMPORTATION, lsss.

FALL IMPORTATION, 1853.
- T. MoonE u 60, iriS,rtrs ~ Es,sys ia FOREIGN
Gad D0AESTYC RS&DWAHE, Sc kJis strsst, Rins.
DoH Va in receipt steamships and >es ftoI LV
erool " fal and conplcte u birmingham
shefed HARnwARE, and manufacturers
try they have received full supply II American HARDWARE
consisting ia gaTt Of
Rodgers" and wNseuhclua's tne rSket Knives
zen aud Pocket Knives u various makers STYLES
buek, Bone, Hsny, and Ivory HANDLE KNIVES and Forts
Ivory Handle Knives aud Perks in 81 aud s. pieSrs
Wade a Butchers superior HNiors aud shears
single aud pOub,c RArrvl Superior
Pistols, Rifles, Rice Barrels and AcGnuagS
Trace, Halter, log. Wen and Eflh CAAias
COLLINS" 'SlrauSns," and Virginia
'Aines" and "kowlarts" Spades and ShoVels
Min, ritt, Cross Cut and CirculSr sass
AnNiis, Vices and Smiths RsiO~s
Sieige and Hand Hammers Stocks and pies
Msicr, Shear, aud Cast steel
CASTING, Horse shoes and Horse Nails
Horse Collars, blind Brides and Hammer,
Birdie rliuss, woTstrd Eeins Girths
Locks and Hinges Of every 'TipIion
Planes, Chisrls, Aucers aud Piles, all kinds
Platform and Counter SSAless Pat. balance.
English American aud q. D.
fooud ia llaKDNAEs Stores.
A. their es selected with
chased on The most favorable terms ey feel assured thy can Of
sone Inducements visiting
y invite them to examination Of their siok they
.sned to eel Asow regular house in this the
Northern cities sul6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23
HIGH 4. Ware.
CHIN A HAIL.

CHINA HALL.
dhS . Gs 4Sp E1Tn fs S LOOKING
co,,,r. GLASSES. FANCY GOODS, sTosE WARE, &c.
I9s xhoi..as voa Ssfs csfons and
.sio $50 Y" IS III Main sir.r
N.Y. Nv ~ $500 . GooDs@9as o our arm la. been 10
modesrahe styles French and English Goods which
Rich Plaid silks PLAID Spun do
ss ;.i ' ash Ss Fsas. s S59 fsa all '
Ladies, woT..sd Gader.l-svs,
Gas ss neS N sari. ana c and Sleeves
Ri.h prSnci. chints
Lace and Muslin Curtains
r %GG and SiosaGs f n5Gon S't'''
FOR GENILrMFs.
Plan, Pad sh a's s,Iipt ii BLACK DO
l,l,,. "a, and Pane, Pqney silkvt,n"s,
Msrino aud Cashmere 10
S G,sss III Ms T,s. and as SIIs Hose
%, Do DO dc Do Opera T!ss
dell PARKER, BAYLY NINMo
y hi Y SdI H.: c Sos Nj GS SsI
- Gbls Crushed sro,ps
50 n5 RG G SSse. SUGARS
- hhds prime Cuba Molla,,es
lhguayrA, Java and Mocha Coffee.
LEATHER-Red and Tanned, sal Russell, Kip skins
and Harness. - -
Tanners
- bbs No 3 HackereI
No / Hscscrci in quarter and half barreI ki,,. and
half kits ~ 800 $3.50
Olive and Refined Whale
vinegar; Wrapping, Letter aud Writing Paper
Iordhse Bed Cord, Heap, Cotton Lines and Irvine
Pepper, Pimento, Ginger Gunyovdar, Shot
Tallyw, Adlmantine aud Sperm Candles
packages HunpOwder very sunerioy
BlaekinE, Soar, Starch
isNJ bushels prime Clover
30 kegs Nall, tOd Dominion and Avalan) jaT
RI BUSHELS PRIME NEW CLOVER sEED in store
"a. BACON BAsKERyILL
~ GAR, receiving viz. " nv" WIZ
2. hhds Porto Rico sugar low priced
10 hhds Orleans do do do
- Dbl Coffee do do
~ bags Rio Coffee, ati2N to 10 ct.
~ dds vinegar, Tor sale.
:. . Jas. WINSTON
HI NifS MERCHANTS ntGAZsSU-p..s,v.,
At MORRIS Bookstore. ''''' received
January NumlFT NJ Hunts
by Emclie Carlep ~ WIZ" w" counts ~ The Bash
A3um" ~ Englhh Common Law Reports
~ nnHHeJ OF Tie Amazon. by Lieut. Herbd,n
vols, N'''''' '''' ''"IessoT Uortou.-
I'D re shsPhsrd Own BOOK By Youa Skinner and Kendall.
la 1nd,'5sap' Gardening and Plea Ground. nv a,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23
4 S5S I!

FRESH FALL III lard WARE.
NM s. & q. DOMAIN, RIchmond Virgins, are now re.
w ceiviug by the Sheridan" "Fidtia" '"BaiIc aud
other arrivals from England their fa Importation % Sheffield
and Birmingham 81
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUYSi
And from the country very large sup
ply OF American Goods together
commanding sticks they have had the
Our stock copsists ia paTi
5000 dozen Table KNIVES
Ebony aud BOns Handles
2,OOc dozen Pen aud Pocket Knives with blades
part OF new and beautiful patterns
Ia dozen RAEor Of Wade Butchers
and Greayes Manufacture common, medium, aud
qualities
go doISn Scissors and Shears, part very superior
.TtS paws sraight and Vine Twisted Link Chains
CO dozen Pad, Chest, Closet and Till Locks
loy dozen Stock Locks, asserted sives
ltp dozen Him. Knob aad hoTtce Locks Brass White
Mineral Knobs
zee .o1en ROwand's and Ames Spades and shoveis
90 dozen Hay aud Manure Forks
300 dOEen Curry Combs Of all qualities
Boo dozen Axes, OF NrEina Collins simmons, and
manufacture
100 dozen Hammers AID lIatchets
800 Coal HCls, various s,ses
200 Tenders BRASS Wire, and Pierced Iron
$500 us Naylors and MaTsbas SQUARE Round and
Octagon Shapes y
Files, si-a
CIsss Cut PIT aud Min saw and Plat Bastard among
ButeheT's," now difficult 10 procure
u" single AID Double Barrel Pfregssiop GEns part
quality ''' -''F'
Together with other description articles kept in the
Hard saTe line
These goods having been purchased upon the most "a
aud adapted for the virginia, North Carolina trade
v" can ana do with confidence Invite
prices them and othrs visiting Rshmond as
'esulAr house In this or other markets.
W.. g. a @. DOMAIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23
FALL IMPORTATION

CHINA, EARTHENwARE. AND FANCY ARTICLES
II. Complete sG c1n Of and
rom S q. sy %@a tSs Ar =; % h. dys
@ f' c F G St rs rs sn
Dnnsr se'oilt Decorated, Gold hand, french
Do do White Granite and III, Print Flowing Blue, Pur.
r,, pie, DapasSsne, PLAN, and Lilac
price rice from NJ Is 10 asa
S Ss:": 81 sss. sI RisS Vase.
Plated gss% sn s De-;
Table do assi' s:' t dozen.
nnn. e%sa S SR til. mS do emS SS to the hes.
% man Spoons and Ladies saist,
Looking %F' on, Ornamental Frames. r,.nst
Do do ro,Iai Frames in rea' variety,
Glass wAre.Pain, Pressed Tumbler Wines. Pitch
ssr &isti . s
FLUID nn Lamps. Water Bottles hq,ieT nsie; syrup
,, - Preserve Jars. Fish Globes
SS sIo 'ss is s;sfs:1 and
Chandeliers q s. ac furnished on reason.
Toy, Tea and Dinner Eel. '''e '''''' D'H covers
as,Giy the seov. Goods on
HSSR;Ts
IN ss s mi psS .G anl sSs Se BY
Can at Iii Wet Main street. 'N''' 'N'' "0''0'
UhissOiII ION OF Co-PAHTNFi,sIiIP Partnership
~ heretofore existing the subscribers day
sc%s
forward and settle their respective possible
win either OF u.s. r. o. HAsKIEs
Sept. ], 1853. LUTHER LIBBY
'UNIE UNDERSIGNED will continue the ship ohandlery
HAsKlNS LIBBY, Rockets.
Thankful for past hyors solicit the OLD
customers and the public pedgng
general saiactlon.
- IRA LNi. rNPHto,s NOT1CE-PARIsRy KINGS Wiz
- sniA and North Carolina Freight Package
EXPRESS, PER STEAMSHIPS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
The propreors having
virginia and North Carolina Express made
with the New York virginia Company
transportation Of their Richmond
take pleasure in informing the merchants public OF
Richmond that they prepared TO with and
under charge Of special every description Freight
valuable Packages Jsvelry Specie Bank Notes Exehanges dc
The execution Of all ORDERS large small with prompness and
ndeJ and at the lowest rates Our In the
Express business North East ample means ability
determination 10 make this popular Virginia
North Carolina, hope, will be
chants OF this city to enhance their interest giving
null share Of their patronage; and the Propors
he part sActon their patrons beth regard to
the expedition their goods and the economy their
W. r. PARIsEk,
J. II. KING,
Projectors, New York.
Goo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23
WM, lRi SMITH,
SUCCESSOR TO SMITH A MARVIN


SUCCESSOR TO SMITH & MARVIN
AEb DFaLEH
FhSHIONdB LE CLOTU/RH
II los Leave TO invite those visiting R,cbnond d,rt,,
we STATE AGRICULTURAL PAIR and Sbo ui.h n,
f i3l value Of their money clothing bsmssiv"s ap
h', ehhdfsn from i've 10 sixteen ysas on sys % a. ~
interest TO visit until they get 10 Riehmnnd snJ
a cay A. ny NANUFACTORY. Being the only house he
leIest by patronzlnz boe aHufcfurC and Iii AZ vi.
W. 40 saIy eau al ~ Main street Richmond Va AZ ,s
mond hanuiaetoy Of ' va" "e i'ch-
WIN. IRA SMITH
'ni nIni, op IHE LEGIsLtTIRR- end AZ No 81
IioI stylc, Worfmanship rial, 10 vbicb b
~, invited Also large lot on
cn - srts Collar Gloves Crayats II,ndkerebiss'
- ,,ls' uhder' shirts Drauers, &c "''''''
, agdon 70 The above, IN hand beautiful as.,
i,I ,Cas'im"res and Ysstngs which we viii make a,
~ ''' "''' 'V'e' ana on accommodating terms.
b. boauihilot Of Party vests Just IeesiySd sp ss
-, ,,r,,, - ldesl Nab
IfDanlNu IGH TUE WINTER at the well Known Clothing
gnsen can md every article Clothing made IN In a. ro.,
sPpoy.d 'yes which he will SELL the season IL ar
de2o Corner p Main and sT Pss1i =,
saNo-Daily expected for sale al narSs, rates by
EDWIN WORKMAN q 90.
" Ethi BEhUTlFUL NILEs PIHH DREss BooTs-we b.v.
Ietlyed another lot of Beautiful Dress Root.
sue 70 our order We invite all want OF Root a ,siy
NICE ton and comfortable on us We have is,s.
nent All sizes and think VIZ almost every sns A.
d az pouo'e sole Boots. made nice Broad Bottoms
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