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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
A Business Sketch Of a Bust
ness Man.

We copy the following sketch Of tho lf, a
very extraordinary man, from an editorial 10
the n. Y. SUM
q" As au IIlusi alton Of business tact and
talent, we may point to the career of Profess
sor IoLowAr, the proprietor Of the most
popular medicines Of the age. The rise and
progress OF this extraordinary man have had
no pareel during the present century. 10
his visited nearly every Court IN Europe,
and obained permission for the sale of his
preparations from most OF the crowned heads
Of the Old World. The queens of Spain
and Portugal the kings of Naples aud Sar-
dinIa, granted him audiences and in st.
Petersburg, which city be visited short
time before the commencement of the war,
be was treated with marked consideration
by lhe late zar and the nobility
Travelling ID an elegant private CARR.
age attended by a courier, his eqmp1go at
tmcted attention 10 the towns and villages
through which he pissed The hotels
where he lodged were besieqed by persons
Of the first dlslnation, ond the best society
on the continent courtcd his acquaintance.
" rhe subject of these remarks is uuques-
tlonabIy ana ambitions man. and his skill and
enterprise have placed him far in advance Of
his predecessors and contemporaries DO the
same profession lie stands alone and the
fact that be can maintain his hiph posl,ion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

How TO MEND CHINA From
an English Almanac we cut a recipe
for mendlng China, long time since,
aud the opportunity having occurred
for trying, we found it admirable,
the fracture scarcely being visible
after the Article was repaired i is
thus made Take a very thick solu-
ton Of gum arabic in water, and stir
into 1t plaster of Paris until the
mixture becomes ylscous paste -
Apply it with a brush to the lract-
ured edges, and stick them together.
In three days the article cannot
again be broken in the same place.
The wbileness Of the cement rem
ders it doubly MISUNDERSTANDING
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
Minutes ofthe Washington Co
Temperanoe SncietX.

Inc meeting assembled 10 the " Free
Church" ~ Nonipeler. on the ooh instant,
and was called to order by Eli BaIou, Chair
man Of the County Committee who stated
the object of the meeting
Hon. DENsLow UPnAM was called To the
Chair and Mr.. EzRA MAGooN was chosen
Secretary, for the purpose Of temporary
olranIzalion.
On motion, the following gentlemen were
elected "A Committee 10 prepare and present
Constitution for the organization of Coun.
~ Temperance Society VIZ; Hon. Alonz1
Pcarce, Ell Ballou, G.. G.. Sampson, Orson
Skinner aud NJ. ". Powers
The Committee Withdrew, md in n short
time returned and presented the following.
which was adopted, as follows;
Constitution Of The Washington County TEN.
perdnce Society
Whereas, 1t Is of the highest importance
to promote and sustain a healthlul public
sentiment 10 our community on the subject
Of Temperance, IN order that ALL and cspe>
cmlly the rising generation, may be volunta-
nly and firmly grounded on the Rock Of
Total Abstinence from all that latoMcatcs,
and the Prombtury Law of the State be- Of
fcieutly executed IN order to remove tempta
tons ont of tie way therefore, for the pur-
pose Of combining moral suaslon" the IN
hucoce of precept and example with legal
power, we do hereby fora ourselves into an
organized body, aud adopt the following as
the organic law of our association:
ARTICLE /. Tins Association shall be
called the Washington County Temper
ance Society
Arr. ,. The members of the Business
Y IL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

A CHEAP Hor BED.-Alter level.
ing down the top vi the heap of
horse stable manure, where it was
heated, | covered it with pieces of
rich turf taken from the edge Of the
ban-yard, cut into squares Of five or
SIX inches, and placed grass side
down. ! planted my seeds in these
pieces OF turf so that each piece
would make n hill; then when il
was Time 10 transplant, ! Just re-
moved each piece of turf TO a plnce
prepared for II ia the garden without
disturbing the plants in the least, -
| never saw plants grow so fast be.
fore, and not one of them was in.
jUred by the bugs, while some plant,
ed in the usual way were destroyed
by them. For the convenience o
lransplaniing, should think tina
turf would be better than loose eartl
to put on any hot bed Rmql Neu
Yorker.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

prive him Of the right to advance
such sentiments as he chooses. The
press is, and should be, free. The
greater portion Of periodicals pub
lished are full of instruction and in
teligence. Many are otherwise, and
like the Patriot" are in character
more suited to the cities of the plain,
and the day when Lot fled out Of
Sodom, amid the avenging fires Of
Heaven, than to this free Republic,
in the latter half of the nineteenth
century. ARGUS.
Randolph, Vt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

Of feeling prevailed at this meeting.
From all sections of the State repre-
scented, there was united voice that
such an organization is imperatively
demanded, and that it 'oiH be sHs.
tained.
A. GEORGE, President
]. NJ. RIcHARDsoN, S,c'y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

The Jtigei Gabriel Fomenting an hsur-
recilon. A Herald's correspondent at 81.
Thomas writes under date of the 4th inst: -
That the British mail steamer had arrived
from Demerara, and reported that tho ne,
groes of Guiana, nstigated by Orr, better
knownas the Angel Gabriel, had comnsnced
To slaughter all the Portuguese Coolies
Gov. W dollhouse had sent.Orr to jail but
the military under his command were unable
to cope with the maddened negroes, and II is
ENeellency had espached courers to tho
Windward Island for the aid of troops t.
quell the lnsurrection caused by frantic ap,
peals to brutal instincts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
ImDartaut Announcement

1'G ALL PERSONS atl eied Win sexual discusses,
i such a- SEMtN ALWEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE.
GONNORuOsA. GlEET, SYPHILIS. SO &c.
Tho HOWARD Northumberland lrhia. loo
viowofthe twir. dcstruron ofhuni,u lr and health.
caused by sexual diseases nui the decentions which
are pracused upon the unfnftuuAte vIciims OF ouch
diseases BY Quucks. have directed their Cousuune
Surgeos, a. O. 'nRGTABLE bCT worthy of tbetr
name, tn give .DlCAL ADVICE GRATIS. toall
uoisoas thu, afflicted, Male Female, who amply
occupations hini f.ufF'Ts'Fa .l toir condition fnsr
povrtts and suffering TO FURNISH MEDIC i,..a
FREE OF CHARGE
The Howard Association ian beuevoieutfn.tiiutiou.
established hy special endowment, fer Che feiiefur the
sick and distressed, an ctrd sinh " Nirulrnt and Ept
pentc Diseases nandis funds ho u.ed Tor no other
purpose. u has now surplus pl means, which the
directors hIvo voted TO advertise the above notice. 81
is need ess TO ali th1t the Association cummandtfha
highest Medicaf skill OF he age and Fi furnish the
most approved modern treatment. NuluH1io advice
al-o given TO sick Dad nervous females. afflicted with
abdomin % weakness, WOMB Complaint, Cu-tivenoss.
Lour frhom, Sc.
Address. .post-paidl prGEo CALHOUN. Com
suirng SURGEON, U1wArt Accusation, SO. . south
NINTH street. Philadelphia, Pc.
ny order ct fhe Directors.
EZRA %. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHlLD. secretary. asIv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

The following pears will probab-
" succeed well in Vermont. On
pear Stocks-BarlIett, Seckcl, Flom-
slh Beauty, Virgalleu, Sheldon, Win
ter NelIs. On quince--Louise
Bonue Of Jersey, Tyson, AngouIeme,
WINFIELD, Osbond's Summer, Glout
Morceau.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
p, HENRY sGGR3TiNEfT' { No. 10 ra., '7,h.s,.

This Preparation comprises bottle Of Liquid and
jar ofPom1de. When uppl led 90 olr rooms so CHARGE
b. mndo until the ilairis faHg restored.
n never lails restoring the Hair when rs loss has
been caused by fever sicknos and liom requires
more thuu ono boule 10 nffost its falling out.
As Hn article Of toilet d invaluable, b. keeps
the hat healthy and gives 10 1t an extremely elegant
appearance.
Badness is generally hereditary. Molhcrs should
nse 10 upon Their chidfens heads it merely aids
The growth ofthe Hair butts sure to prevent ultimate
badness.
sent to part Of the Urted states upon the re-
ceipt of 81 Adde'S orders 10 Poprie tore 5f the
SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR $50 Bfosdway, New
York. N. B.-usual discount to tbs trade.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

An Indian was recently asked why he did
not dress like white folks. ME think, "
said he we started your fashions your men
now wear blankets AS we do, and your wo.
mon paint their faces, and wear feathers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
VICTORY
Indian Vegetable Pulmonic
- u r. u ID

DoDIoR LARoKaH. o. Iobfaicd fnsnr.si.e.
'iel CO. tHe rumbuafion of faur tinIs If Room.
ao1 ne,b,' remedy ihats WARRANTED TO cuts
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough. rroup
Asthma Bronchitis and Consumption
DO a osse. who're ihe iuus. are Dot ,no., rs,.,o.4
or whrfe hero BE- 1luh5 To- sa,iain BIZ. I'D i9 ,It
lung. '''' q" 200
10 h's been tted hundreds or case. and ,,,,,.,
y'' poe 'ai'd tn cure The scent hss boz h. Uo..,..
ioe n.ao' e'1iheHfss OF boo uond.fiui ,ltirts
eel COUCH 'u'' go Nafe-
COLD "'" 10 euro me Nofst
One GO two BOTTLES aiii cute tt. ,bo,,i.. ,.,.,,c,
"" lo ouf BOTTLES will cure che AS fitNA
CHi1IS TO cure hh'N-
9osho''le ~iil cure ne cRoUr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
(,ONSIMP1InN

ln ai case here the Lungs ore n1t fuo in
every eas- ID GlNts RtLlEFj bsn,htbrI..,.,,
pthoneed iiom the ist heirie, aud curs !. ,ft1tes
".Fh lhr abosr quau'ity istaten.
hing con Do mere asiari- b. o. ID. Ella, i..fs a.
tYi"e hH popular medicines Of The D q to no ,n,,t
wa" 'hai ihcso cnmiuon Roots and Herb. ronbis,J
~ tu'monaf' discusses fitll ihis b. FIXED
'N' huusundr OF chscf cHn D. ftierfsd 10 tn our
"Nn Nt" tn-nnt riatcs fof furtltf ron cDlafs
ann .efuheaics oi cufe.see eiIcuars Ien 9uh ttrV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

CONSISTING ofLivetrool, Tufas island md Cadi2
" salts, nov unloading from th. cats which We snail
sell cheup tot CASH aibera discount mldo ioth"trado.
FULLER s. SMITH.
August goth. 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
OATS OATS OATS

IN Qnn bushels ytrted Immediately FOR which
lOAu WV ci-h Will be p1il on delivery. Depot
storu z u. squire. FULLER q SMITH.
August 2llh, 1855.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

% Central street, Lowell, Mass.
6Om6 FRED SMITH Geacrl Agent 70, Vofmo o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

Concord, Mass
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-31
Noooos - Cssy osDsevsners.

We havs trsasfsSrsd 10 NJ. II. =. Potter
~ entire sAas1s q orr city sircslsaios, and
vs ssss 49, - win seoa rsaovs Ill sssss
o. sspgaaissos The part Of those whe Asys
assssesa sssa iaadsqaassly ssrvsd. Al
ssf sseeellhsss vho ass ~ nov properly
sssvsd, - saeaotiy requested 70 make ahs
ssss kasva - =, aad NJ. Potter viii rssai-
y tAs s1Uoe a eees.
Wssaly and nonthly ssbssribsrs will here
afss 6salsd On psssssslly for payment.
= ssssea $780, pssesbly svsry Two webs,
aad = II. Potter aesessas 70 - for Oh -.
psss - lsssivss for sssh sabsseibsn. II
WI require preapt and pusssssl payment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-31

zAsss viii = @6vlss sssviss IN ~ ChaAAan
sssaFs ~ cssssA. - wsasssAAy sl6At, Slss
- Rra1~ asseiag = sesasnes q 3 $500.
yssssaiag Sssvipal -. ~ whsls = sssslsl. !
- .lsses ~ y eslssk. We tuss Ne .s.-
- - nsssds = ~ shsssA ass ~ lbpsssl =
- 49, - uaehsssssa - AsligAl1sl service.
WAalsstaesQsnd - gsilsy sieAs,
IsUvsqaoan1 lsse&is nisth
Ihsss1Auss = MIR nal lsiieAs,
xhsis hsognsus ~ 1Aisp 4 ssrsh I.
49, $500 ~ 49, -
We - - hstssa3sss - ~"
esssi J. G. SMITH, Rsssoe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-31

We Asvsj1t sssslvsd ) iasS ~ lssslleui ssssA
= Apsn - casds. alssss fssn - saassassss,su
= wnisA ~ would isvits ~ s1tseDlsael MsssAAst1
80 1sstsss -. Wsssa gsmAstss y sssaesD6uu
ssAs vssk, hstsss sessk, = shssts sssisS, - q
asvsr - No. ssy chr ellss n Ills city.
= O. 1ssntiag - dsfy ssapssitlsa Il spssd,
1sss - lsassy. Oar prisss sylsoa q b Is ~
e6ssnon1s Sss se1iaasy sias eosas -,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-31

%. kouas WaSk -, Dee. ~.
Aess-In AsaaaA q . st - -.
rloun-Cssatsy 0.Y.1s -.
wssAs-RsA q 10 = 81 IL.
cons-Whias ~ q 81 In ssv gsaniss-
LAas-Prns in bsas 1e3s. ksC liz.
BAcoa--City clear sidss u.
DsIx 1sAs-0hosalsn cot II alt q,
CAseago Market, Dee. -.
WsnAs-Ia dsnaad, spsiag -, vhits 81 10.
FLOua-Dest hands q to g. -.
Hoos-crop short n. zoe kssd ; prizes tendins
up; Asid u ~ 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-31

~ we have not " will nail Il above The
decs - lisp witches oct, SAo nay b how
:-iAgsftsr tie School Faad.-(A. T. Wall.
10y savs yoas gailty eosseissss sroa
asFss It witches. = ~hass Assss shoes
sveysss dees, bat viii - stop yosr sass
- q 00nosa vAsa yss havs
eeesasa kAds - plssdss o. ~ nsAas -
vsssa = tAsir sdssssiss. Nor viii Il ~ I
- - - sassss q - - SAsn roe
- - Aavs rebAsd u 81 $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-31

Az Advertisements Tor this papss auss ). pss-
oasA sess tasss e pssseas havisersgslas asssasts
sisA ibis sAss. fhis ssisis t.pssatlys.
Diiis fss Jop WesE 90 expected 70 b ala .. d.
livery * tAs work, salsss esAssSias spssia,,y
sgrss1 uess.
Aosaes With fsgslas saa1sasss will ~ Scaled
ss2Asly. ssisss otherwise specially agrssl upss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-31


vsHk subscribers are nov prepared - s1sni
1 date the public with cAolse lsuoh 49, r
Family 0rocsrics, 1t their new store % ~ e1un9
OF 9TH and Bl0ndeAu streets keokuk.
We will not boast Of our long expegjeDee q ~
Business nor promise 20 sell you lower tAon eny
other house, as 10 usual With new stcee,) hns e.
assure you that whatever you purchase q = ~
will and new and fresh, aAd latter oaSuslvoe -
price will not vary mach frun ethss hsasee 90
have had their goods on hands since ~ 1ses.
AL goods purchased Ut ~ will - dsliyers4 -
any part Of the city. promptly. II rsesiFs1
Anougst onr stock may b fosnd ia fellswiAe,
Imperial, Young Tyson. Gunpowdss, Oslsae, 81
ether grade Of TEAS. eli frcsk sa1 rood.
SUGARS
Crushed, Clarified Powdered, Loaf, and n. os1ooao.
6UNDRIE6.
Allspicc, Pepper, Cloves, nass, N1t0ep, 0ln-
ger, Variegatsd soap, Cinnamon, lp1io, Cog1ilo
soaD, Palm soap, family soap. Adanaaas can11e1,
stsaxius candles, Mould candies spNvm o1ne
candles, Manila bescords, G. G. soda. 6al 0e1a,
3. II. molases, golden sysup, Bakas1 cbeaas
Bakers Chocolate, yeast powder, saat sessan1u,
hemp bedcords vinegar, starch. lard OIL spistso
blacking. rsisins. citron, Ags &o.
We have also received part 81 o1r Doletuose
goods 10 which invite your atteatten, beaae III
sissa of Raspberry. Blackberry. Qninse, 1eo Or
rant, Apple and Strawberry JELLY, in euart, p1ae
end pint glass jars. A splendid Asuest1eae Il
pie fruits, tomatoes, pcachss, stfAwbseTiss, eseso
corn, &C.. put up in cAns hsrmstrieally sealed 81
warranted to retain their favor. Lobstess -
Oysters, In and pound cans. Also. Asasly every
other article usually kept In afst elans lamily
grocery. Call and eco. No trouble y sAsw essds.
nov2o dim c. W. PERDUEA co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-31

Nsw DAeusnasorYvs SALoos-Nsv Cos
S.-Asoag Tie very late sseablishossls y
y : rev dasssrreosyps saloos, %
9nrd ssssst, bsswssa Aaia and JoAasos,
spsasd by nr. Saith. Al Tie varioss kinds
g asesrss - put up thsrs, h any styIs,
assof he ~ excellent woeknasship. Mr.
0lith be- transferred lie busissss iron
W "a, 70 this city, asA ~ tssss
~ tAs h69 = basiasss in which 10 = e.
gs0pd Aas sslnssssAly issrssssd 10 anesas
g - HI shars viii sasisfy hin With he
shaaes. Oar sitissas would do veil 10 e.
- his eeiaaDA
til tAs rooas With Mr.. Smith i . nsv
Hsoeepashie prassisioase, alse fro. wheel
iaor. J. W. WAsaas, sossssai.e who's
- ~ following issa il - Whssli.g
1850
We leaea thAs Dr.. J. ". Whease \ aho.s
= t4a1ts departure for ~ Wssesep econ.
~ - visw q prsesieiae - ssses.S;o.
- Ms.isk u ii - -. ~ ~.
- = aes11leuaa, pAyuieiss - sshsl-
- - 10y verify q =. eeel-
10y - = r.
Tas NV 1saAap Dnsu.Jlks -
fes - - = M 1lgiAa1s win - =
- nllisos Hess4 = Thassaag syssiae. !.
! e'sle1k. Al pssseas frsa ~ ssse;ea q
sAss1y - rssssssss = bspssssaA
- = rAssasassss, vsn1s, As.,
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AT II y Mt 10 NJ
Dry Goods.
NEW ARRIYALl
j.. h. III DIN ES.
CORNER OF MAIN AND FIFTH sfs.,
HAS JUST RECEIvBD
One Of the largsst and best 9ssortsd 0Dsa1s
DRY GSoone

DRY 0O0U0
EVER LANDED IN THIS CITY.
nOING business entirely on the !" CasA eyseen. =
~ expect 70 sell Goods - cheap - cay stAw
house In Krokuk.
Ny stock comprises every thing in ths ny oes1b
icos, delsines bAsegss iawns, vslvsts. suisss 49,
onstts and silks. Every variety an1 Ill styln e
Ladies' Dress Goods. Also, edgine. tnGssetou1,
gloves mitts, hosiery, collars, sadesslssves. sAt
veil selected stock Of Ladies Shoss ~ 0a2isss--
Also, good assortment Of CAssimsres. Alaok 81
blae Cloth. Dseskin Summer Cloth, -. 1oRne
lot OF summer vsstings, sseh - AasselIlsss
silks, 10.
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes Of I'll his1s -
0cntiemens wear. Cravats, stocks, gloves -
aad many other articles TOO nnmssoos 10 Ueuotoa.
al Of which viii b sold Ct very lov psieo -
yogrsslvss. No trouble y sAev oosds - rEsSs-
DOOEa AND sTATIONR0yI
Pes sAe rail- Trade IL
Ms Lorgssf and most complsea 6eockee0
brought to IoUaill
THE subsorihsr d noe In receipt q - soooA =
/ Books, Stationery. -, h., vhisA - -
His largely increased faeilitiss ~ Auyina -
him every advantage in eompstiag Nh ~ Io5rnDe
establishments In the West.
Ing favorsbly With any d the Dnsk slala1skns1ls
10 the largest cities Of the Unioa.
Merchants and all otAsrs ars isyiAs1 q eAll -
szaaias the ssssl aaA Price; -
seY.sa Hsss sesIs1ssr : 49,
New MsrcAaas Ta26S9S1V 6s11S6SsSe
SECOND s., s::xsS ssSsS.
w Hsspssso5 ! g. -. :. -.
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UW EA1k I'D yvnI11R
DRY GOODS
w. N. FOSTER = CO.,
oaAaosnGAls,s eLD srAn..
xilbour.ss 1,eeh
'aAzx q. xEexux.
FRESH ARRIVALS BIZ ExpRrssi
ssas.asA r...y : s...s s-... s,ls.;
RAwLs AND cLoAks,
aERalNos AND DrLA1srs,
dARPz7s AND on CLOTHS ,
JusrasvDs NEW srYLEoARpErs,
AeAaar's.Pasp>, r.ps.,ry;
LOWELL PLY AND suPERrINE;
STAIR CARPETS AND DRuoesn.
ALSO,
Da0ssk ana Oa.saan rvssinaass.
Gilt 00nioes ana Bands,
WINDOW SHADES,
BUFF AND GREEN HOLLANDS:
HOUSE FURNISHING
DIP GOODS;
ALL WHICH WILL n SOLD
Cheap for Cash.
Mev. ls-dAv ~. n. 1osrno = 90.
rHe LA.eEsr sroCk 81
DRY GOODS:
IN THE wEsTli
AHDwMLsB
S0LDAT NEW YORK PRICESl
WiwIsH TO cALLPARTrcuLAR ArrES
STOCK OF DRESS SILKS,
Containing rwsnsysAss rAeasasl
XasAs,
trsase ssnn % o. pr yarA-tAs hest baseaia
svss e9sred.
Als, DseaasaARnnnssoaf< -
SA1Me3 DneAapfn aad yAcKOxt7 ROSE
sssraanDID sryzss.
1issL.ss essAs IL great ,arssss. s,1 ). .A.,.~
CHANTILLAL AC1 Z rRHNCH THREAT
LACE AANTILLA6,
AaAsvssy variety Il
AANUpAOTUR1D SILK NANTILLAS.
tssa % y ooS large and sAoiee stack !
BONNET RIBBONS AND
Dress TRIMMINGS
ERENcHAND ENGLISH PRINTS.
% fnB tAsasf Dssiexs.
CALICOS.
ssasSs lssssn pr yard-eooA maddsr selsr
WesisA also TO call particular attention 70 .,
CARPETS,
osasstiag Of real RaelisA vsivsts, brussels. n,
ana Sspsrior Insraia, u Lover Prices tia.
| ssyosAsr House i. Il. West.
All kinds Of Housekeeping Goods, Liasss. u.
ONE OF oUa T1AH LIVES IN rev Yoax csss
| AaA y eenssantly fsswasdins teu o.
| WsWSss Ssylss asa Ohoapoee oo~As
That arr imported - he Uaissd seasss. a>d
WE WILL NOT nE UNDERdoLD
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| cons AMI 11Y as
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| p. ID. Foster,
| SECOND STREEr.
SPLE NDID sTOCE
Rich Dress silks,
DELAINEs, AERINos,
sosxc1, IsALiAx . scoscz
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= ef the IevA esats Iasssaoes O.. vilI = held q
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T1mMcrS' stock.
5000 ~. e.si androundcopp 4, Hstfons frsp -
10 inches. -
5000 bdls Sheet Iron from No.l4ts ~.
1000 packages Plymouth Kiveh, iroa anl e1oso
fro0 Sos. to IL lbs.
500 boxes Tin plate.
900 bundles Iron wire from No 10 Ne. -.
iOV gross Tea kettle breasts and ssvsss aro q =
ia ipehes.
90 gross Pressed tin bottomsfron ties iasA. Isl
~ ds do ssoiloped asd pla in dinner plates
% DO Stove ornams nts assurted
20 do Oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
s0S do Assorted tin a ears
% do Iron tea kettle eass.
40 do do do do burs.
100 do Pressed tin pot coysu.
300 Do Of Nc. liz, and pc = ter knsAa.r
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent Spouts, assorted sisss;
Perforated tin N sheets
copper kivets and Ban;
Bucket Handler.
MAlists expressly for tinnsrs' Sss
Stose Backing IN papsn ~ ~ ths kss.
ssptl3d COAsIUCk . BkOTntlo.
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4. GnnAl& - -
19NDAG1, 11OWE = CO...
ts0eoo1mD - uDWu. aeuGWeeo = CO..
Nooeo1qoo 49, RD1nal
AUCTION d CON 0l6SION NSHOHANTa
Ana 0a0A Eooueo A9ento.
ssssa o., aAse - = ~ AtAsassn, kssksk
Iowa.
OAk!tCULAk sassnstoa will u pah 70 Nuyin1
= ard ssltiag 1sAl Estate and psrseuai pescsrtv
.ssoeaatiag loaas, and any ether buains0 80 ~
- sntxustsd 70 =.
1s eave sosvsnieat rooms, cad will astsna d
STERLING aad Forwarding goods and prodscs 81 NJ
kinds ~ ~
for sale whom desired.
have large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
sna caivss WassAss, Gold Jswslry, md Motions
which We oGsv at vholsea,s "a rs&sal :. - 4.
60 - iosad in The county
As.cAans aad Psdiam viii ~ supplied 1t ex
trsmsly lev prices for essh,
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3oeetEG q oeockAoDAovo.
Yv9k eAnuel meeting g ths 0eoskheldess Of n,
Kss91k Aarins Insurance @. vill g IA =
tAss1e e ~ Company. l. ~ sity ssl Kssaok
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s'saosk :. -, - WhisA tns aaa plase g ciseeie.
YIN = Asld fsr 0eosa q Nrsetsss Rss - -
Ing year. M. \. TURHTI.
Dse. 10. l0Sos-dselld1n aear,aarv.
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WANTED.
A Comfortable Dwelling House, for which will
"A pay good price, as&s aake paymsnss 10 suit
the parties. lssp4 WA. Il. AUSTIN.
Fer safe % . nAF0ain fer Caoh.
1.-TWO 0osd H0fss Wasoss,
Oasapea Asssss asd Aslss,
One AAso an6colt. w. n. AUSTIN CO.
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C1ey RRopeRsy 2os sale.
9ooknk.
I. Ain, evslline hsuss and lot 81 sGAse ~ 1.
Ne city Of Hanilesa. Inquire e
J. G. PARDOx1 o..
oooeelo 4onnln-et
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Tkaas havisg slAins against ~ old Arm VII
plsase pcuseAt 1Asn vioAo1l aslay, an1 thsoe -
asAssd are seQsssAsa = so1sloevasA - ss1sls .
- J. Q. D1nNARD d CO.
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1ns4eess. 10. PAn1o41 . co.,