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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-07-20

most GORGEOUS biunters But" says
one man to US. "your blunders have been
of that kind ,ha, should no, have made
them" True, my good fellow, you
nigh, have avoided every shoal upon
which we have touched, bat In seeking
another chanel have you any assur n 9
that YOU would not have stranded upon
some other shoa We know that II Is
an easy matter to sit down leisurly and
crliicise an editor; much easier than to
be an editor through the stormy times we
have had with the papists and their
Svmrathisers.
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ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
aOur Flag is There
Ellsworth, Friday, July 20 1855
4 New Publisher.

We this week introduce to our read
ers, Mr c w Moor, no Will hereafter
be connected with us in the publication
Of the American Mr. Moor, although
quite Young man, la, been foreman in
the Amtricaa Office since It's commence
ment. and from the faithful manner in
which he has discharged his duties. ii Is
with great pleasure aud the :u'les, conf
denee ina, we now receive hun as Co.
paItHer.
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Ny Schoolmates
BY COUSIN ELLIE.
"W are scattered, We are scattered.

Though joyous band were We
Yesterday VISITED the old brown
school house, where | have spent So
many happy hours with the young friends
| loved. Where are those dear ones
nova Some are far away, mingtng
with the gay world, some are weeping
over raeir los, idols, while others have
learned their last lesson OF earthly
knowledge, and have gone to take lessons
Of the angals,
"In the cline that fadcth never,
Where the breath OF summer rovcs,
And the just in beauty ever.
Wander through immortal groves"
None are now here to rejoice with me in
happiness. OF gfleve with me in sorrow
by brigh,.e,ed Julie found new home
aud new friends her "si,ery laugh
rings in glad music through her pretty
cottage and her swee, smile fills loving
hearts with sunshine. May sorrow nev.
er hush tina, laugh or dim the bright
prospects of her life.
Lizzie, too, has found new pathway
and gone 10 gladden. another with her
smiles +; and Clara is school teacher.
happy in the discharge Of her duty and
IN the love ol those little ores who are
con6Jed to her care. May her task nov.
CT seem too hard tor her-may she never
become wear, oi well-dolng.
Aud that dear cousin whom ! loved so
well. She Was best oil all my school
mates, and | love her no less than when
her heart was i stranger TO sorrow, and
no shade OF sadness rested on her brow.
My gentle Lille, too she was too pure
Tor this sluiul world, aud ven, early 10
live with the angels. Our love Tor her
could no, brnd her sp,r,t TO earth, and
why should We wish IL "She is no,
lost but gone before. aud q, may We
be prepared for a glad meeting with her
in her sp.rll.home.
Ny poor suffering Ada Thou weep
es, for those loved ones whom thou lit
sec On earth no more. Blu, dry thy
tears soro"ng one, Thy soul will no,
always be thus ie''ered. The last tie
which bound thee to earth is. broken. and
soon thou Wit Jom thy husband and cher
ub boy. IN tina, bright land where lrend-
are never parted aud sorrow Is unknon u
There is an hour OF peaceful rest,
10 mourning wandrfet, gwen.
a balm iof every wounded breast,
Tis found above, IN heaven"
Winter llafbor, May 18th. $3.50.
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More Prescription.

Mr. George " Ilson, foreman OF the
er Llneer and machiHi>ts department at
the Washington Navy Yard, has beea
removed by order OF Mr. Dobbn. the
Secretary OF the Navy, and Michael L
Bright Roman Catholic. appointed IN
his place. Mr. Wilson, i, IS stated has
been attached TO the Navy lard from
his earliest youth, aud by his mocha nj.
cal skill, industry and excellent charac.
ter lie ha. RISEN from subordinate 20.
s,tiom tn one OF the most important aud
responsible stations in the Yard. He is
an accomplished drauahisman. which his
successor, Michael L Bright. is not: and
Is Justly regarded by the engineers aud
machnisis oil .he Navy Department as
one OF the most accomplished mechan-
les in the country.
He has also Testimonials of his capa-
city from Commodore PauidIng, from The
Chief Engineer Of the Navy yard, and
from the late Superintendent OF the Ma
chinis,s Department The letter OF the
Chief Engineer is as fellows:
NAVY YARD. WASHINGTON.
June IL. 1856.
DgAa SlR-It gives me much pleasure
10 state tina, during the time | have been
attached TO this Yard Your conduct rs
foreman of the machine shop has been
most exemplary, evincIng not only a
good knowledge OF your profession. but
also great energy OF character, apparent
Iy always striving for the pubic inter-
est.
can, with confidence. recommend
you to any establishment requiring a
foreman OF your profession
Yours, &c,
r. Hum, Chief Engineer.
Mr. Geo W dson.
Now for what was he removed Be.
cause he roted the American ticket =
Mr. Hunt, the Chief Engineer, and Com.
modore Pauiding both demonstrated with
the Secretary of the Navy against his
removal, when tirey beard that 1t was in.
tended. But IN vain. Their remon.
STRANGE was unheeded and one o: the
most efficient aud s!,lIllul mechanics IN
the service was removed 10 make way
for man who is neither efficient nor
skillful, but who IS promoted Ia place
which he rs incompetent TO fill, merely
because he is Il Rom an Baiholic
Mr. Wilson il is stated, has never neg
lected his professional duties TO engage
actively in politics. He is represented
to be quiet, unasumng, and industrious
citizen. Yet because he dared TO vote
in accordance with his principles he has
been prescribed.
We are sorry that Mr. D,5bin has len,
his sanction To this oniraJe. Making
war upon mechanics and iaborers becaase
they are not mere slaves OF the Admins.
ration Is too sm,il business for a gen.
.leman such as he isl Amer;sm Or
gat.
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SalntatorY.

Having become associated with Mn
CLANCY IN the publication Of The Amer'.
can, my highest aim will be to make the
paper such as will be acceptable TO the
American party Of this county, and win
the esteem OF men whose devotion to our
country, her laws aud institutions, are
paramount to all other considerations -
Should succeed in this, my more than
most slnguiue hopes will he realized.
c. W. Moon.
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Circus, Menagerie and Tom Thumb.

These combined attractions are to be
exhibited in Bucksport the 10Th. and in
Ellsworth thu Goth OF this month. The
Menaserie Of S B Howes, and the Cir.
Gus company of 5 P Stickney, are SAID
to be the largest and mos. perfect estab-
lishments Of the kind IN tins section OF
the country. Added to which are the
exhibition and performances Of the orig.
inal and most d,minutive Of Dwaris, Ma
jor General Tom Thumb, OF Barnum
celebrity. Among the Conspicuous iea.
lures in the circus, are Signor Felix Car.
10, the Italian trick clown. and his son,
the extra ordinary equilibrist aud panto.
mimis,s; Miss Sally S.,ckney, the
southern equestrIenne, young lsdy
highly celebrated for her chss,e aud
daring feats on horseback Bobby vii.
liams the musical clown SO called; Mr.
Armstrong, and other artistes well known
for their equestrian skill, are also with
this troupe. A menagerle containing a
beautiful collection OF wild beasts, with
performances in the cages of lions and
tigers, by Mr. Parker, are likewise in.
cluded in these interesting exhibitions.
The companies will enter the town IN
grand possession, about 10 A NJ. We
are requested to state that one tickle, en-.
titles the purchaser to see the entire
combined exhibitions. Two entertain.
ments will be given afternoon and eve.
ming,
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Celebration o. the Fourth at Surry.

The GLORIOUS Fourth" was spen,
quite pleasantly at Surry BY It's own
town,mcn and few oil their neishboss
The day WAS usiered IN by the firing oil
the cannon, Which seemed to pu, new
HE INTO ali who heard II. The firing al
the cannon continued q, intervals durlny
the day and evening EARLY in the
morning Capt Jordan Trewvrsy appear.
ed with company oil near iiy towns
men, uniformly dressed, with mu-ket>,
"i:h voluntary band oi eight. The
company pstadcd through the streets IN
the vIli.ge, stimulated by the soul.sif.
IN. music OF the file, drum. buse. 4 C,
winch seemed Ia hi them with the very
Spirit Of seventy-sn, They acted
well their patt and deserve much credit.
Al eleven 'clota the soldiers and spec.
,aiors marched TO the Union House BY
order OF DAVIS who was Pfes,den, of
the day, and there listened TO a brief We,
eloquent CITATION by MIR l. E JARVIS.
The order OF exercises were as follows !:
is,, Singing by the Choir %, prayer
by Rev X Chase 81. Singing; 4,h,
reading Of the Declaration OF lndepen.
dence, by Rev + Bryant 9th. Singing +;
9th, Grafton by Mr. JARVIS; 9TH, Singing !,
after which the soldiers and Others ma rch.
ed to the village. where they par,ook Of
a collation. which looked good, bu, ,as,.
ed better. and reflected much creIt upon
our ia'r ladies', who 1t days notice had
furnished so rich repast. Alter the
COLLATION., appropriate toas,s were read.
also voluntary toasis were gwen. which
which we're cheered BY the band aud 81.
iu,ed by the cannon. This was iollows j
by an amusing 'sham fight" between
the company Of soldiers and the ar,,l.
lery, after which the company was dis.
missed. The remainder oil the day and
evening were spent IN the wiiul waste
OF gun powder, as il Young America"
was determined TO make a noise.
A TowNsMAS.
Surry Juiv 18th lSSS
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u Just read the Advertisement Of the
Secos. 1t is a matter Of great conven,.
ence to the inhabitants Of this County for
this Boat TO visit Ellsworth twice a week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-07-20

CaiengA Illyl3 -raz X y. STATE
CoySviL ,tely in session at Springfield,
III. closed is ,b rs 4 ,a.f r.n Of prime
.p.cs was ap pied There was consid-
erasls d,ii ally oa the slavery qiss''on,
1T ia ,lly aati-.las ny res buttons. inc uj-
i,r tl,a rgs.ar ttiea If IL, Missouri Comp
70 nisa ware aiep'ai bya v,te oi1Ib5 -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-07-20

The YANKEE PRivATEgR-a nautical
and literary journal, published by j.
Jones, 2 Water Street, Boston, at - a
year, is one Of the best, and most hand
somely printed papers we have seen tor
long time. We hope to receive it regu.
larry i'll exchange, and will no, fail to tell
our readers all ahou, it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-07-20
From the Maehias Union. !
The Fourth at Steuben.


Our national anniversary was cels-
bfated in this place with oecom ing
spirit. 1t was an unusual attempt in
this small place to do public honor Ia the
day, but the animated character OF the
celebration proved that activity aud en-
ierprise may be turned from private into
public channels, without losing any por
ton oil energy.
Great interest was manifested hv the
committee OF arrangements. The pro-
cessien was formed IN good order at ten
O'Clock by General Amasa Wakefield,
Marshall 81 the day. and escorted By the
well or.aui.cd and finely uniformed,
mounted volunteers, under the rmme-
diaie command OF Capt pIIsburs Ste
Veas, who to say nothing of his graceful
craftsmanship, displayed much skill IN
mdtary tactics. Tie procession was
orderly, the music good, aud from the
stirring and proud memories which the
Jay inspired every person seemed to
move with more than usual dignity -
The seats provided IN the Square for the
services were well filed the choir, tho
slua ! performed lts part 10 the saiasiac-
iiou Of the audience TIE Declaration
-, i,4..rsrIa,,s - ,..,J -. III,
Cicaves, Esq and an Grafton pronounced
by d Parker, Esq, who dad honor to
himse.t as well As gam the appreciation
Of the people 10 whom his remarks were
addressed. The Suggestions set forth
a nI r. % iustrtirtia, thus IT, ,,,.ei = .r,o,
anu '.e '''s''uI''o" nus "''"','ea sa',''o'
Out pow o''''"ee"' 10 =" use VINO i'S,e"-
"a 10 'oe o'a''o9' 4 ,'t' 'le "fai''o"
'"e 'oetss','' '',',' 'e1 '',,' '''"'s i,e "
'"I 'ee'pe' ee VI - " N'oa,tS' '1Sf'
"'.''e 'nes lh' 'po" - a '''' u'",
"''' "''s' "''I" 'ae '"''0"'"7 'oas'S
were a', II,
= .z ne u'y We et'''' A'e-- ''"s
as ''iie sAa's last 'fa! Us return oe ecie-
GRATED u.
''e' " "s''''' : ION : a ''uer ! a.''o'
"e'e, co. ma! 'iete De many others
''"e nun %;
Tue | 'ts'"sii' an" ''e I .
h"i ".es "'"'!' see 'a1t Tue laws are
''',n'u,,y executed
"a. =. out COUNTY
'iS,' 4pl e. l''' , "gi i'ti'. a.,
NJ :, - 90
When IN the wrong. Ven die to set tnsIi
). The Stars aud Strlpcs-As the,
have ever been. So may they continue
the stars TO hight rs friends the stripe,
sure castlrat,on 10 lis enemies
6. The constitution OF the United
State.-M.y II be The last lhinr earthly
tina, shall be DESTROYED.
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New LINE OF STEAMERS FROM BosroS.
A meeting OF merchants and others, in
favor of esia bllshing new line Of ste am.
ers between Boston and Liverpool, was
held a. the Merchants Exchange on the
'a'h. Hon George b. Upton presided.
Resolutions were adopted, declari ng ,ha.
the interests and convenience OF Boston
demand direct commune alton with
Liverpool, and committee Of thirty.six
was appointed to solici, subscriptions for
ioaf steamships to be bull, for the Dos.
Ton and European Steamship Company. u
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Surry, July 10Th. 1856.

The USA for July, paper devoted to
the elevation Of woman, noticed BY US a
lew weeks since, commences a thrilling
sketch from the pen Of GEORGE SAND
a woman author entitled "SpIR,p,oy.
The scene opens at The Franciscan con.
vent, and bids fair to be very interesting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-24
DemOi me Navigation ana II. IL IN.
LAND DEPARTMENT,

'ltth"A, LarH AfFT., 1873.
fINHlS Company. having entered upon a vigorous
L prosecution 81 The Improve mcnt IF the Rive
with the view OF bringing it into al the earliest
possible moment, aud being DESTROYS Of meeting as
tar pos .ible the generally expressed wishes e the
people OF the D-sMoines Valley hereby give notice
that their Land Office will be opened at this pIane
ut az early a day as they procure the examina-
tions requisite for afhslnga valuation upon them
In the meantime, applications will be received nj
this othce from persons desiring to purchase which
Will entltie them TO preference at the Companv, .
aluation, in the order Of the receipt of their ami
cations. Applications should be made in the form
appended hereto.
Terms Of sale will be, for Prairie Land. ten per
cent OF the purchase money down, and ten ncr rent
pr year thereafter, with semi annual interest NJ
rate ot eight per cent per year all sums unnaid
Upon Timber Lands one fourth down and the hal
anee IN nine equal annual instalm nts with in,.,
est as above. Payments can be made in cash or in
bills OF Banks IN the State Of New York or in IN.
bonds of this Company at par.
In the sale of these Lands preference will be given
10 actual settlers, and annual Improvements viii
b. requir,d TO be made.
The Lands now offered extend up the Dca Mo;pas
River rs Tar as section %, Township 81 Range 20
West y. Nj.
Plats of the Lands can be seen at this Office
where any information can be hnd by application
IN person or by mail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-24
ODELL 4 MATLESH.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALEps IN
Boots and Shoes.

Rf constant arrivals stock Of Eastern Work
- will soon be the finest and largest ever offered
IN keokuk. They selected with special reference
70 the wants of the retail trade, and will comprise
every variety imaginable. Tho prices will be such
as VIII convince every one that have fully adopt
ed the motto of Quick Sales and Small Profits"
N. b. The summer Goods now on hand will be-
closed out AT COST.
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
10 the Ladies we would say, call in aud see our
elegant styles Of Bootees, Buskns, and Slips of the
finest materials, manufactured at our establish.
ment, which IN point Of quality and durability We
vail warrant TO be equal to any in the west.
Gentlemen will find il b. their interest 10 call and
examine our stock of custom made work of which
an ample quantity win always be kept ON hand and
as We use only the best materials, and employ none
but the best workmen, they may rest assured of a
good article, guaranteed to I'll in all eases
n Il. All articles Of our own manufacture war
ranted.
Sign Of the Mammoth Shoe, corner building, Main
and Third Streets.
August 81 lS55.--d6w
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NEW PRINCIPLEs NO POISON!
Rhodes Fever and AnuA CnrA

nR ANTID0TE To MALARIA, for the proven
~ tion and cure of Fever and Ague Chill Fever;
Dumb Ague, ara other Intermittent and Remit tent
Fevers also of Bilious Fevers, accompanied by
/ Typhoid Symptoms Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fever,
Ship and Sail Fever General Debility Night Sweals
and all other forms Of disease which have q common
origin in Malaria or Miasma.
/ This subtle atmosp heric poison which at certain
seasons Is unavodabty inhaled at every breath is
the same in character wherever il existnrth. south
east or west-and will everywhere yield to this new
y discovered ANT1DorE, which ncu;raiIes the poison
completely puries the system, and thus entirely re-
| moves all the cause Of disease
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordina-
| ~ results from its sc:
1t viii protect any resident or traveller even in
The most sickly OF swanpy localities from any ague
" bilious disease what yer, any injury from con
SANITY inhaling Malaria or Missma
1t viii instantly check the aRue in persons who
have suffered for any length OF time from one day to
twenty years, 70 that they need have another
chill, by continuing IT. according TO directions
1t Will immediately relieve all the distressing re-
suits OF bilious or ague diseases, such general de-
bIity. night sweats, The patieu Al once be gne
TO recover appetite and strength. and continues until
permanent and radical cure is effected. And aS
proof that 1t Is also worthy of public confidence be
Of its singular and entire harm lcssness the fol
loving certificate from Of the most celebrated
chemists III the United States j. attached to every
bottle
SKw York june II 1855
81 have made chemical examination Of Rhodes
! Fever and Ague Cure, Antdote TO Malaria and
have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury Qunne. Strych
nine but have not found a particle of either in it,
nor have found any substance in It's composition hat
MD prove injurious to thu constitution
JAMES X. Chiffon, NJ. -, Chemist"
This allows of it. free use preventive by which
all persons may thus BE- of freedom from the
above nam d diseases, matter how sickIy the sea
| son awampy the locality.
Proofs Of efficacy equently published, and the
confidence of the public is asked only in proportion
to its actual merits wherever introduced and used.
| These only are relied upon to prove its worth.
!. One bottles will for ordinary cases
some may rtquire more. Directions printed in Ger
man. French and Spanish, accompany each bottle.
Price One Dollar. Prepared and sold by the pro-
prietor, JAMES A. RHODES, Providence K J.
! EN~H II. ArREs, Agnt, Keokuk Iowa and for
sale 10y Druggists, generally. nov8:ddw
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THE BYRON.

ItiE subscribers have competed their arrange
ments in finishing and furnishing their new IA
ioonand chambers for the convenience of those who
may wish such accommodation. We nave spared no
money or labor 10 make our saloon and rooms equal
20 anything IN the country, and arrangc ments nj
ready made for receiving oysters from the east wild
game from the country and our fine markets we shall
MAKE our saoon superior to anything west, or equal
70 anything east. All ask Is but a call and n
trial, and we will pledge ourselves to give satsfac-
ton
Parties can BE- accommodated with private rooms
when desired and anything served up for them they
may wish.
Recollect the place, on east side Of End, between
Main and johnson streets.
noyl 5dy MACkLEY 4 JOHNSON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-24
shaving a Hair Cutting Extraordi.
nArvl

- IAMpooNTNG AoREEABLY PERFORMED
- Tue fayorste saloon II George Cabus, Main
Street, below p.fsans i Bank presents new attrac.
tions 4, the citizens of Keokuk. Having obtaines.
ASSISTANTS in my business superior to any befort
emp u a AZ this city, invite the patronage Of tn
community, a. ] am satish q that shave clean.
cut hair more handsomely, and sAampcon will
nre isxirity than any barber in the State Of Iowa
Composition challenged GEORGE CABUS.
An-ut % lsAa.-l ylAwfm
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GiIImoress Hair u,tx,c


an L-it3hd! cure f9f CHIiLs AND FEVER IN
foug Hours
Wis Novel and extraordinary remedy is upheld
i 10y the testimony of some OF the b. ST names in
tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas. The proprie-
Tor hnd inventor has, among thousands of others Ger
tlhcates IT m the following distinguished gentlemen
Vt Memphis Tenn, the home Of the proprietor
Kew. 1. L. uracs, Col. smith r. Bankne ad-editor
Memphis Whig, VIM. T. Yancey -auitor II the Mem
phis News, L. keefe, NJ. d., H.. A. Carr. M D.. r. a
Crockett lawyer, grandson Of Davy Crockett Thos 5.
Land, NJ. b. "
Linz wonderful + aster does moi pain blister or et
o'rate. h rever II has been intr.duc ID il has su
perctded all other paten. medicines for chils. and
irrea quinsne our IF me market
tnhke Quinine, Arsenic and other .ieleterions
drugs TINS medicine makte quick, radical and per
iect cure aud Is not follow d by a tram of mandies
worse than the remorsd 1t is perfectly harmless
and can be used with perfect safety by ali SEXES and
ages
Inc proprietor IN Introducing the L. Nj. p in this
community leaves ii to make its local here
oy rs own merits and superior claims on the public
Address G M u ME, Proprietor, Memphis Tenn.
fkieE, 81. libera discount made 10 the trade.
sent by ma |, to all parts II the country
So.e wholesale and retail agent for keokuk
IL. ii. AYRES.
Corner Sd and Main street. oct24dw
:, - - NJ, " pc -,
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u Third streets
Carries or tn business of Undertaking in all It's
branches He has recently made extensive addition,
to his stock and perfected his arrangements in every
department
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
impervlous TO air and indestructible. highly orna
Inented and invaluable fpr thu preservation Of the
dead, a. we'll collins II every style and finish fur
nished 10 order.
Hearses and earrings funi he'd and tho entire ar
rangement Of the funeral attended to when required
keoknk. Anil L. $50. DIV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-24
Removed from Concert HaI

L. III. HOuGHTON, Attorney and o0nsellor
IL. at Law, Notary Public. Land and g.heral col.
iecting Agent. Office in the Reai Estate Akncy md
wholesale Auction House Of Smith VafS,ekler
on Sd street between Main and Johnson Keokuk
Iowa Lots of Lots and Farms for sale, onsssona.
bic terms. foot. ii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-24

nTEk AND SCouREh. On 9th street, on
~ j ,or below Main. where he viii renoyate an.
max 10 app al as new. all kinds Of Ladies and Gen
item n apparel, such craps, broscha eas,imer
and WOODEN shaw cashmere :. * and lneriuo dress
es, ru =, pisno table covers window and DANA
currsias. d.
All " the above and every other article Of cloth
M color "A IN any u the fancy ain coiors
hppe - ciase attention and know ledge III nay bus
insss, Ia give general satlafaetion
nov 2sdAwDm NM MANNERS