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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.


There never has been a discovery made In Materia
Medica, whereby pain be quickly allayed, and
where parts in high state of inflammation can be so
rapidly reduced to their natural state, where wounds
and be thoroughly and rapidly healed and
decayed parts restored without either scar or defect,
than with DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts wounds, sprains, and bruises, casualties to
which children constantly subjectthe action of the
genuine DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, is ever the
same! How much pain and suffering may not thus be
prevented Moreover life itselfs often dependent upon
having at hand the Genuine DALEY EXTRACTOR, and
for particulars Of which respectfully refer to my print
pamphlets for the truth of which hold myself respon
sble.
No of burns and scads matterhow severe, has
yet in any instance resisted the all powerful
pain subduing and healing qualities of the DALLEYS
PAIN EXTRACTOR.
No PAIN EXTRACTOR GENUINE unless the box has up.
it steel Plate Engraved Label with the signatures Of
@. V. CLICKENER CO., proprietors, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer.
Price rs cts per box.
az All orders should be addressed to c. v. Clickener
L o., 81 Barclay street, N. Y
Sold by all druggists and medicine dealers throughout
the United States e25ly
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Keep your Rooms Neat |!

TIME undersighed seeing the need of good and we'll
i carried on PAPER-HANGING ESTABLISHMENT
in this city, would inform the public that they pre-
pared to wait upon all who may please to give them a
call What makes house look more neat and tidy than
ace papered aodlsf Send In orders and they will
be well executed, and on liberal terms.
J. "A. PATTON 4 CO.,
Corner Third and Jefferson streets, Sd story.
"
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REPUBLICAN MASS MEET

THE REPUBLIlANs q Des Moines county
se requested 70 mset In 9s,s5fF IA I,
MassCenvsnslon. kHs8
vsfou Hall, IN the city Of Burlington, on Wednesday
Hssasrr S2l. 1t O'Clock, p. m for the purpose or
two candidates for DeicRates In the Ccnstit.
'.t S,ouyeution BY order efthe Central Committee
aS''' Yfrz HENRY WARREN, Chsirman.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

A dyspep.ic old hypochondriac makes the fol-
lowing piteous enquiry: 1--WE have great cab
bages great gooseberries, great Cities great bal
looms, great crinoline petticoats great bulls, pigs
and calves; bnt, tell me where are our great
men 2"
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"You have then your choice, fellow-citizens,
between Buchanan the aggressor, the slave apo
logist and extentionist, who passed from one
party to its antagonist, believing in both, and is
now growing old in Office, and Fremont the con-
servative, the conquerer of California, the ex-
plorer of what shall yet be our great highway
and the true road to India. You shall choose
between Fremont and Freedom, Buchanan and
Slavery. May that choice be worthy of that
great commonwealth which Penn founded; to
which he bequeathed his peaceful and conserva-
tive policy, and upon which he impressed his
immortal name"
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q The Mobile Register, the Fillmore organ
Alabama, Of the All inst, says the South,
.. oil parties, are in favor Of the extension Of
ssvery, and denounces John q. Breckenridge
.ss denying thst the Democratic party holds 70
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tH-The New Orleans Crescent, speaking OF
Esaasor sdclls disunion letter. wherein he I'M
|Sualifcdly says that in a certain contingency
k,he Union cannot and OUGHT NOT to be pre-
served" says:
The people Of Louisiana are not prepared
Eor disunion vet Their hearts beat and their
pulses throb responsive to the music OF the
ICaon, aud they will not listen to, much less
koup,enance the discordant notes pealed forth
BY would.be anarchists and architects Of ruin"
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NOTsCE.-Havng purchased the entire stock of
~ DRY GOODS
of NJ H. Winton, in the city of Burlington Iowa. take
this mohod Of informing the former patrons of said
house that will continue the business at the old stand
Main street, and respectfully solicit continuance Of
public custom.
Septemher Is. 1ShG. I " RASS
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oaAaLrs SfRAoux, ESQ, cashier Of the Globe
nsnk, Boston, for SO yeara l. "a years old, and
nov ready to pay the sixty. fourth dividend Of
aa bank. He has paid every one Of the sixty
Mfee scmi-annual dividends Of that institution
Nth HE own hands.
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Dyer's Healing Embroca,ion-Don't 60 to-
sleep again without bottle by you. Squires l.
Bloss agents for Southern Iowa.
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Immense Success !

~ Over Two thousand Bottles of
McLean's CelebF ated Strengthening
Cordial and RlOOd Purifier
Were sold last week. and the demand increasing
day.
The great sale that has rapidly sprung up for this
remedy owing to its intrinsic merits THOUSANDS
Of weak feeble and debated persons in this city have
been made healthy and strong by taking 1t.
II IL the best ALrRRATIvE in the WORLD, and the only
remedy that win purify the BLOOD, and at the time
srRKxGrzEN and IsvIaoRArE the whole organization.
viii enectually all complains Of the LIVER,
MACH or BOWELS, such as LIVER COMPLAINT, HEADACHE
BnIouszEss BRRATR DYSPEPSIA, SOUR STOMACH,
OF APPETITE NRRvors DISEASES, YANrSRss wEAKNEss
DEBILITY any disease Of the wohB KIpSErs BLADDER
and yelloHne,s sores from the skin. It is
preventative Of YELLOW TEyKR, cHnIs, AouR AND
FEVER CHOLERA, any prevailing epidemic. There is
mistake about it.
~ Every bottle Is warranted to give Subtraction
Try IT. It Ii very pleasant 1t leaves delightful
matte fsvo, in the mouth after takingh.
j. n. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor OF this Cordial
Also McLean's Volcanic Oil Linment
- Principle depot the corner Of Third and Pin
streets, ST. Louis, Mo. oct9-lmw
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GREAT AUCTION SALE AT THE SoUrH.-The
Democratic politicians of the South appear
to be putting up the electoral votes of their
States at auction, and there are only two bid
ders, James Buchanan and Willard Fillmore
The conditions Of the sale are rather hard: the
niggers must be taken with the votes, and they
are started at Gov. Wise's price-fve thousand
dollars each. He who bids the highest price
for the niggers will, however, get the votes
N. Y. Herald.
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HoGs.-Mr. Clark, who was among the num-
Der of our pork buyers who bought largely last
year, inioi ms US that he is now contracting for
delivery in November at 81 per hundred gross,
and has contracted one lot of 500 at $3.50. 1t
is his impression that this price will not be sus-
tanned, and that in December he will be able to
buy at 81 nett. He has paid considerable atten-
ton to the subject and believes his views are
sound The reason assigned is the large num-
Der of hogs in the country, the abundance of
grain which can be fed at profit, but must be
sold, if sold at all, at low figures.
As for ourself we do not pretend to offer an
opinion. As Iowa is large exporter of pork
we hope to see it bear good price,
Our packers here are making preparations for
slaughtering on large scale. Mcssrs. Low &
Co., and Favorite & Co., successors to Mr.. Nc.
Fall, are building large additions and making
extensive improvements in their slaughter
houses. Messrs. Schenck g. Denise are also
preparing to do an increased business From
present indications we should not be surprised at
the slaughter of 100000 hogs here the present
winter.
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A Standard Medicine.

Dyer's Healing Embrocation has reputation unlike
that any other Medicine. 1t takes precedence OF any
other article used recommended for like purposes and
whenever introduced into family persuasion would
induce them be without it. Reader, you have never
used it. and have unfortunately boone Cut, Wounded or
Bruised or are suffering from Pain either external or In
ernal try Dyer's Healing Embrocation at once and you
will ever after keep it on hand.
A. H. FIELD, Providence r. l., Proprietor.
wSod in Burlington by SQUARES BLOsS, Whole
sale Agents for Southern Iowa. Druggists general
Iv throughout the State.
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An immense vat In = brewery at Langport
sarst the other day, and $500 gallons Of lager
Deer ran into the river Perrek, the Consequence
Of which was that thousands Of 6sh were picked
spiaa supplied state. .sss.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

The undersigned, having disposed of his stock of Dry
Goods and of his business in said ine to James W. Bass
would respectfully solicit for him the continued patron
age of the old friends of the establishment.
All debts, whether by or book account, due to
to the firm of H. Winton Co., will be settled by
and with said Bass, whom the has been trans
terrel. sep25 NJ. H. WINTON.
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SpECIAL NOTICES.

II
MOOrLANDss GER MAN BITTERS.
TNE RExEDYeor HER 70 Us DEBILITY
J. H. Hnlshiscr Doylessswn. Pa, June 90, isss says
my wife has besn acted with nervous debility since
September 1881 since which time have been unable to
ind physician medicine that would benefit her In
the ieas until day called at the store Of Dr. Hsr-
yey Of this sevn for tncture ron and described
to hin, the sictons OF my wife: he then handed me
lot Of papers to read among which found describ
ing your German histers, immediately procured few
bottles from him, and pleased TO state that the
Of the Rtters has done her good than all the med
cine she has heretofore taken 1wish youto send me
half dosen bostles.n
See advertisement.
sHThe heat Of Summer which is now 50 rapidly pass
Ing away ha.le In many the system deransed and
the blood unhealthy and impure. Many persons who DO
purify the system By resorting to medicine which
tends the Bilious Secretons, promptly act
ing the Liver viii be taken down with fevers, axues
eruptious the skIn rheumatism and not unfrequenty
those fell diseases, scrofua and rheumatism. or other
effects ofimpure blood. II you want medicine which
really possesses the power Of purifying the bloc without
fall Carriers Spanish Mixture which, powerful
and prompt Alternative, unryallsd. In proof Of Its
cuar virtues, refer to the great number OF Blood
Diseases Of the very worst form which have been cured
by Its after all efforts of physicians and the large
number Of advertised medicines had signally failed-
More than thousand of serofula, rhcumatsm
syphIlis mercuria affections &C. &C., have been cured
by timely resort this extraordinary Purifier Of the
Blood; ana wherever It has become known 1t supercees
ali other medicines and regularly prescribed BY the
ltv & Ii
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

A SUCCESSFUL L1BxRrAS ExiaRASr-J. n
Richardson, colorcd man, who emigrated from
New York to Liberia some three years ago, has
now, 1t is stated, farm Of AZ acres, with T.
600 coffee trees set out. He made los, 600
bricks last season and early the past spring. He
is about breaking in eight additional pair of OK
en-, for hauling sugar cane, logs, &C., and was
making arrangements to procure sugar mill,
driven by steam engine of sufficient power to
operate at the same time saw mill, grind corn,
hull rice, &C. He expects he will be able to
ship from 150 to 200 hogsheads ofsugar his first
grinding. A letter from Liberia adds He has
from fifty to sixty men and boys on the place
all doing something withal he is doing well.
He has the only real manual labor school have
seen in Liberia. He has those who get timber,
saw plank, make brick, till the land, and work
at black smithing, boat building, carpentering,
dc. He has five frame and ten large matched
houses for his people to live in. He has a
school every night, for all hands, in which he
teaches reading, writing, Arithmetic, &C.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

Buffalo, Oct. 90 p. IN.
Markets dull and quiet-Saes 400 bbls. flour at 1926
for choice Ohio. No sales Of wheat Corn lower, sales
of 5000 bushels at 531S cts.
Canal reigs rmer, 1sc for corn CSC for wheat to New
York.
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What has Dyer's Healing Embrocation
nnna2

Wonders, indeed. It'll known everywhere as Stand
ard Medicine, Sure Remedy, and Universal Panacea
for Rheumatism Cuts Wounds Burns, scaids, Lnmbago,
Sore Throat, Piles, Bowel Complaints, Cholera, Wind
Cholc Dysentery and numerous other Ills and aches
Its popularity owing to its intrinsic merits Once
used 1t is never dispensed with 1t Is becoming daily
and more popular, and is performing remarkable
day by day All persons who have never used this
Great Remedy for all sorts of Pain, should at once OBJ
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A. w. PERRY.

DEALER in allkinds of musical instruments and
u merchandise, Canes, Umbrellas &c.
ON HAND,
Alarge stock of Pianos and Melodeons from the most
celebrated Boston Manufactures at Is cent from
Eastern prices Old instruments taken In part pay for
new ones.-7srnss toao and liberal. Great Bargains
offered music teachers and dealers Tuning and re-
pairing musical instruments Pianos &C., done IN
full Sheetmusic sent to any part ofthe country
nv mail. BAsREr BLOCK Third st. je26
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Piano. Church Organ and Melodeon Factory
NOVELTY WORKS.

THE UNDERSIGNED late of Boston,
l. Nass., feel confident that their mechanical expe-
rience in the above business, will them in
mencing their variety business in Burlington. We stand
ready all times to do the following business Make or
repair Pianos Organs Melodeons Engrayngs, Gold and
Silver Plating repairing Parasols Umbrellas make saw.
bucks Ak make wardrobes, picture frames
and work in Ivory, Zinc, Brass Copper Silver and Gold,
make toy boxes little wagons varnsh and polish old fur
nture granting initiate all kinds of wood, and finally
to do all difficult common obwork that may be want
ed, will try do it. Cunning done and warranted
good) Fitting and setting saws.
N. u. We will sell Carhart's patent double reed Me-
lodeon thirty dollars cheaper than the usual price, and
Princes forty dollars.
Architecture and model making done Also, lessons in
music. - Fl. D. HUNT, Pres't,
$50 Mechanics Association
*.sCorner of Columbia and Front sts next door the
McCutcheon House,. foct2.u
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CHURCH MUSIC BOOKS.-'The CD ri.ti, N
~ Minstrel, Lutte Of Zion, The Daicimer, The alien
1ah, New Carmina Sacra, The Shawn, Young s. nSm'
Song Book fer School Room, etc. For sale BY
- = ~ p. BROWN,
ausI Third-s., above JET Barrel House Builf hng.
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FLAX SEED, in demand. good article
would bring $l,75 for immediate use.
sALT-Lake in bbls. e, so BY wagon load
Sack, 1910
LUMBER-Common $50 per m, First do,
So per m. Clear 1856 to $40 per m. Second
$50 to s42 per m.
sHINGLEs.-First quality s5,5 per m. Sec
ond 81, 30 per m.
LATH.-S4, so per m.
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Candles and Lard Oil

IIIE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub.
l. lie that they will continue the Candle and Lard Oil
business, Formerly under the name of Muller Raeder
under the name and firm of MULLER & HAGEMANN
BY new process of smelling and refining taow
enabled to furnish candles that will satisfy all just de-
mands, and therefore recommend them and Lard
Oil to the nroraJle attention Of Merchants.
We also buy raw and rendered taow well lard al
the highest market price.
aug 26.dv3m MULLER HAGEMANN.
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A Balm for every Wound.

Dyers Healing Embrocaton has acquired an unprece-
dented celebrity Healing Panacea 1t cures Wounds,
Cuts Bruises scalds Rheumatism, and all External and
Internal Pain, in short period of time. Scientifically
prepared and always preserving the same strength and
quality used with the greatest confidence by all
classes, and has become universally known that 1t
needs hardly ta be named in a public print.
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AUCTION SALE s.

a UCTION SALES.-Remeyaly
IA o. n GEAKS A ECTICN ROOF u gaovss
20 the house lately occupied By Grscu IhcEas Co.. -
Blinking House,one door north of ~ House
on Main street, where he viii be peassd e us old
friends q irons. as5s4ttf tar1S.
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Closlnr nnf Salal

COOK Stoves, Fish, Furniture Dry Goods. Teas Tai
~ lors Trimmings, Cloths, satne,fs Yankee Motions
and Jeweiry,
AT AUCTIONS,
at the Auction room door north of the Wightr,an
House, FRIDAY, JuLr 18th commenc ing 10 O'clock
NJ, to be continued until further notice.
q. r. GEAR
will sell Public suction, large variety Of the above
goods in order close with several cons9nments pre
vous to arrangements for the Fall and Winter trade
II would be impossible TO enumerste all the different
classes Of goods to be offered but all unconditon
ally to be sold purchasers will not fail in the varied as
sortment to find what they want.
Also good substantial CO yered-Buggy. Terms Cash.
Sale positive. jylT @. .. GEAR, Auctr.
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4 16sA 0e0gy-AA Executes CAase.
The Mobile Regises youshss fos the truth OF
the follosing sporting incident
ITO thousands of our cisixcns, the enormous
size and occasionally large number Of aDevii
fish" seen at or about our bay, are quite hmil-
lar and one of the largest became yesterday
the prey of m indomitabie sea hunter, Captain
Trefethcn, Of the ship Robert Parker, of Ports
mouth, n. H. While on board or alongside the
Col. Clay, near the feet, the Captain espied two
or three OF these monsters Of the deep, and has
tening 70 get bis harpoon, proceeded in chase
ofthc largest With the practicedaim Of = wha-
Ter, he drove the harpoon through him, and the
wounded Ieriathan leaped high in the air before
he darted of with the Captain and bis clinker-
built gig-rushing through the water at an aw-
full speed. After chase ofsome ten miles, the
harpoon drew out, bnt the wounded brute mark
ed his place in the water by his blood, and even
returned upon his trail, but the Captain, having
spliced his weapon again drove securely into the
huge beast who far from being exhausted, car
RED his boat away again with even accelerated
speed. After long and exciting chase, tho
Captain returned with his prize, which is report
cd to measure sixteen feet from fin to fn-across
and nearly forty feet in length.
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BUR NC TON

/)>/ VII ~ 'oSS
A Branch ofMs Mercantile College of Pennsylvania,
incorporated by the Legislature q tat State, aoa
TRUSTEES:
Hon. James Buchanan, late Sec Of State;
.tton. Moses Hampton;
50 Charles Naylor;
- william wilkins, late Sec. Of War;
" ". H. Lowrie
.sien. II. Moorehead.
l.. H. DALHOFF, Principal.
TERMS:
p, " unlimited course In Double Entry Book Keeping
commercial calculations, Peumanship, and ad-
MISSIONS to the lectures on commercial law $25 90
THE DEsIGN or THE INSTITUTION,
Is to- afford young the opportunity Of qualifying
then selves for the duties of the Counting House, in
thort ,ugl an 4 expeditions manner.
TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE
win be the same followed BY the Mercantile College
Of Pennsylvania, ach has been recommended BY the
highest commercial ntory In the country, as the most
comp .ehensive and Or, 'etieal eTsr Introduced.
PEE, fAEG2U.
As good hardv-iirs sst ty rded as an !ndispen
attention viii be given ia tits department
COMMERCIAL Ia " LECTURES
VIII be de ivered by Mr. G. Ben Darwin one ofth ablest
members OF the Burlington Bsr. .sc,u,es p wiz sn
brace Partnerships Corporations, ecanie Properly,
Contracts, Guarantees, &C., &c.
COMMERCIAL COAPUT. 4IONS
Explaining many business operations .oana ~ eoui-
mon Arithmetcs, and more fall and comp ete than any
College In the country. E
@ AN ELEGAET DIPLOMA
Under the seal Of the State College Of Pen nsyivana Is
granted to those who pass satisfactory ca animation
This instrument wiz be found passport to ras CONF
dence OF business men in all sections Of the On lon
u For full particulars send for circular b. mail
sept 1S.n
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~ The Pclls Gazette Is the only pro-slavery
paper in Iowa that has had the magnanimity
TO publish Governor Grimes letter to the Presi-
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Light! Light Light!!!

ECON O1SY Is VIZ Attn!
THE subscriber will forward to any sending him
l. fifty cents, receipt for making the celebrated Veg
etable Oil Mixture, for burning in Lamps Chandeliers.
&C. This article is superior to any Oh, Gas, Fluid,
ever before invented, for the following reasons
LIST. 1t gives more light
3D. The light brighter and stronger.
3d. 1t actH not explode il brought IN contact soiM the
blaze, thus rendering it perfectly safe.
4th There Is no trouble in making 1t, and is much
cheaper than fluid, and be used the same
lamps; in fact, 1t is better in every respect.
Enclose 80 cents in money postage stamps and ad-
dress B. b. JOHNSON Burlington Iowa and the receipt
will be sent by return Of mail sepl5dw6m
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Splendid Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING IAN acres, ~ miles west Of town,
~ the Mt. Pleasant road. The Railroad passes within
few rods There Is on the Farm frame dwelling.
which cost about $500; hne young orchard good els.
tern, good WE'LL good stable large hog house.
falling spring, and good fences. About thirty
timber, balance prairie land, high state OF cultiva-
ton. Will be sold cheap, and on easy terms.
L. q. JEFFERs,
au12 Over Green, Thomas 4 Co.'S Bank. O..
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P. w. s0MERS,
II Fashionable Halter,

HAS returned from the East with his FALL STYLES
Ill Of HATS and CAPS.
EXTRA MOLESKIN SILK AND CASSIMER HATS I;
GENTS SOFT DRESS HATS;
FRENCH FELT HATS;
CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS AND GAPS.
FANCY FURS.
GENTS OTTER, BEAVER, SEALAND MINK GAUNT-
LETS;
FUR GLOVES OF ALL KINDS.
LADIES' FUES.
SABLE AND STONE MARTIN;
LYNX, FITCH AND MINK TALMAS CLOAKS, TIP.
PETS, VlCTORINES AND CUFFS.
Gentiemen's Furnishing Goods.
Consisting in part of Silk under OF all descriptions
Merino and Isle Thread do;
superior al ticle of white Shirts and Collars;
Silk and Merno Hosiery Of all kinds;
Black, colored and white kid gloves;
Silk, gossamer and Moire Antique Suspenders;
Ties Scarfs and Cravats, of all kinds.
To all of which the public invited to call and
anime.
hats ironed and dressed over on notice and
ranted TO please.
~ Jefferson street, two doors east OF Coolbaugh
Brooks Bank. sep12