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Certificates from the People.

Wood5Wy u
hereby certify that have been troubled with pain
my side which my physicians called the liver complaint
for five years. and have tried various kind medicines
never found any thing that relieved till tried Dr. Hay
denis Pills. They have cured entirely. And can re-
commend them to the community the best pills ever
used. OLIVER p. HEATH
}. D. PUTNAM Co., Proprietors.
Lowell, Mass.
F. ROBINSON Wholesale & Retail Agent for Kenosha.
f. ScAMMoN Co., General Agent, Chicago.
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% MARINE. ~. ~. -
~~S7s 1Eszs-EssSs---zssSs==sss
PORT OF kENOSHA.


FOR WEEK ENDING SEPT. 3.
Arrived.
Is Stmr Cleveland Clark, Chicago
20 Prop Forest Queen, Newkrk Buffalo, mdz.
30 Prop Prairie STATE McIery, Ogdensbrgh, tons md
Stnr Niagara, Miller, Chicago
Lady Egin, Tompkins, Superior
81 Prop Lady OF the Lake, Rossman, Ogdenburgh mdz
Queen of the Lakes Hinds Buffalo, 20 tons mdz
StnT Queen City, Watts, Col"gwood
Schr y. .. Walton, Edwards Chicago
Brig Rocky Mountains Greed,
Sept Prop Acme, layiord Buff 4i9 bars 100 bdls iron
l3kgs nails 30 kgs white lead, 10 bxs ware
60 slabs marble.
Stlnr Cleveland Clark, Green Bay.
Schr Challenge, Alderman MCskegon. 65 m # urn
Schr l. Il Nichols Wood, Chicago.
Cleared.
IS Stmr Cleveland, Clark, Green Bay
80 Prop Forest Queen Newkirk, Chicago.
80 Prop Prairie State, HcIIeury
Schr Challenge, Ackerman Muskegon,
Happy go-Lucky, Van Tassel Green Bay
Stmr Niagara, Miller, Collingwood
Lady Eigin, Tompkins, Chicago
81 Prop Lady of the Lakes, Rossman, Chicago
Queen of the Lakes, Kinds,
Stnr Queen City, Watts, Chicago
Sept Prop Acme Iiayford, "
Sbnr Cleveland Clark,
Schr n. c. Walton, Edwards, MuskegOn
Brig Rocky Mountains, Greed, Sheboygan
Schr Challenge, Alderman, Muskegon
Schr L. b. Nichols, Hood, Muskegon
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" VIZ -71'0@1NO ~'41 III I1OII'
The Republican Electors Of the Western Assembly Dis
rict Of Kenosa County, requested at the house
OF LYMAN BUTTON, Paris, on
Monday, the LIST day OF September next,
of O'Clock F. NJ for the purpose of appointing Three Del
egates to represent said District the Congressional
venton to he holden at Racine the nth OF September
BIZ OrQci' off TIC CGgn1aiiee.
August 81, 1856.
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WASHINGTON, Sent. 9

W ASHlNGTON, Sept. =.
The Treaty which our government has been
requested by the Dominican government to re-
turn, was il is said, made by Mr.. Ellis with Tave
Della; mulatto, who was forced into the SEN
ate and counseled by foreign influence, in order,
as represented to defeat the treaty made with
General Cazneau a year ago. Ellis treaty has
been IN the possession of our government about
four months was not submitted TO the Senate
for ratification, as unofficial representation had
prejudiced that body against it.
Advices have been received by the Admins
tration' giving glowing assurances of Walkers
ultimate success in Nicaragua.
Ii Is understood there that Scovia's visit to
Nicaragua is in connection with the negotiation
ct the projected two million loan.
There is nothing officially known here as to
whether Consul Livingston has been shot, tho
the presumption is that he-is still alive.
IS The X. n. State Council Of New York
have rstiEad ha nF
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LIST OF LETTERS,
| Remaining in the Post Office in the city of Keno
sha, August 81, 1886.
4 Hastings Stewart
Acock John Harris Mrs Laura
Andrews Mrs Ccneth Hall Samuel
Abbott Lows NJ Hutchinson G
Benedict Ann Irish WR
Bean Oliver y
Burke Thomas jackson Mrs
Burton J. E Jones Richard
Brown John Jackson William
Brown jeremiah H.
Butler Mrs Enerett G Lufeu Leonard
Bradley William LucsDloa Charles w
Bacon Jane Rx
Bennett Philo Malluu Ellen
Barter William Mooney John l.
Brown Perry Mathews +
!5ourige Jane Mygatt Austin w
Buck Pbilandcr @
8ut,e-s.i Julia Oneal Caron
baiee aemas ODonnell
Badger Ncibt0n P
Bacon William PitInan Miss Ann
b M Parsons Levi2
q Pierce + L
Churches James Pierce Frank
CONS took Sins Packard ID X
ClutcJ b Peck Mrs Hannah
Carter Charles Es
Carolun Catherine Rohmann Mrs Elizabeth
Colburn William Robinson Mrs NJ
Clark Elizabeth Reynolds Jane VI
Coock Lafayette Ralffry Patrick
rrdI ct;.o,h v1h~ IL,
ia" u"l Siiiis''pher H"ulS",ry Johh
Daa,,,o, Th'r,s S;'L YHr
'iiieI iH"i'"' t?''i'',, IoHu -
Edison srsa, Sill I,l:Sha n
I I- ou ,. gnu, 81 ~ ~ -
E INN 81" 2, 4'lLe 'uu! S 9ia lioh"S
r. Sweet d Denpstor
FinIv John r Smith l. p
Franklin John Storing Homer II
Franklin Matilda A Shuhau Richard
Fox Mrs Harriet spinner Nexeies
FreemsnAF q
Fee Thomas TrucsdeU Calvin
Foster Ambrose Thomas Hannah
G.
Griffin Sarah a NiHcelt Gilbert ]
Goodman FL V6kes Hester
Colt Mrs Julia Van Duger Walter III
Gould Darius Van Nostrand Emeliue
Giles Mrs Sally Tr35mau Andrew
Godfrey jacob ~
Id Gllbv Henry
Hadican John WoH 4 La
Hath Clristonber ID W,ll \Villisrn
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KENOSHA
RE AL EST ATE FIG E

For the Purchase and Sale Of REAL EsTATE-the examn
ofTes-paymen ofTaxes, and Conveyance of Land
ed Property. Lots and Lands kept posted without charge
unless sales are effected.
Houses and Lots for sale in every part the city, and
rying in price from $500 to $4,000
Farms and Lands every town in the county, and
conmodating terms.
Money invested in the Landed Securities, and
the highest market rates ofinterest
Taxes paid, and Tax Titles compromised, and general
agency for the management Of Liabilities accrgng Real
Estate.
Titles examined and perfected by the aid Of superior
system of indexes made under personal supervision Also
Agent for the Alliance Fire Insurance Co.. Philadelphia
Risks taken at OFFICE with Clerk Of Circuit
Court. S Y RRANDE
KENosBA, July 10, 1856 I've
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Sherifalty.-To Electors.
THE undersigned is Candidate for ELECTION thi. fan
to the Office of SHERIFF OF KENOsHA COUNTY and
solicits the votes of his fellow citizens
Respectfully, SAM FRANCIS, JR
Keno,ha, Sept I, 1856. 12n
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CUSTOM MILLS.

WE win exchange Flour for Wheat in the fares posi-
W bic ratio. VIII Flour wheat by the quantity for
customers AZ the lowest possible living rates Weddings
Shorts and Bran, always on hand and for sale
Meaning to deserve liberal patronage, we confidently
expect to obtain il. WATSON 4 CONELIH
Etaostd, Uay 1888
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KENOSHA COUNTY BANK


FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale
Interest allowed on special certificates Of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit cashed or
collected at current rates Of exchange, without otho
charge
Uncurrent Bank Notes Bought.
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
ork j. H. KIMBALL. Cashier.
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q piOllS Party

Let US prey, excaim the Democracy with
sweet acelaim,-Tide BGcheHas's Ostsnd Mani-
j;sto.
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Eastern Assembly District Convention.

The Republican Electors Of tie Ea Assembly District
OF Kenosha County, requested to in MASS con-
NENTlON at the Court House, in the city of Kenosa
Saturday the 9th day OF September 1856,
at O'Clock P. NJ for the purpose selecting
gates to represent said district in
al Convention at Racine the lth day OF September
70 transact such other business may be necessary
By Order Of the Committee.
Aug 81, 1886
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- $4,000 people were present at the FIRE.
ment Barbecue in Charles River Grove, Mas
SaehuSetts, on the Goth inst
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04

VOTING ON THE BOATS. the
travelling correspondent of the Green Bay Adro-
cade, who is no other than our friend Robinson
himself, the Editor-and whose only bad trait is
his Hunkerism,thus writes from Chicago
Coming down on the Arctic last night, one of
the passengers took vote on the Presidency =
buchanan had IL to Filmore's 4-and this too
on Saturday night when Buchanan men gener-
ally dislike to go from home, for fear of travelling
On the Sabbath. Some .facetiouS indiridnais gaze
their uotes for Fremont, bit not porth mentioning ;
and one young man with pensive countenance
and mild moustache' voted for Jessie.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04

MORE HoNoRs To BRooKs.-The Newbury
Us CO. Mirror contains letter from Washing
ton, giving full particulars of dinner party in
this city in honor of the birthday of the immor-
tai Brooks Judge Butler, General Lane OF
Oregon, General Quitman, Colonel Davis, (Sec-
rotary of War, Judge Douglas, Mr.. Edplundson,
Mr.. Bocock, and Mr.. Clingman, were present.
Quitman presented Brooks cane, in behalf OF
the citizens Of Holmes county, Mississippi, and
made highly complimentary speech, eulogizing
the acknowledgements of attacking an unarmed
man sitting at his writing-desk.
What high minded Southerner will not blush
for shame at the mere mention of the word
Chivalry
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04

~ EDWARD d. HOLToN, of Milwaukee, is
talked of very extensively, as the Republican
nominee for Congress in this district We learn
that Mr. Holton viii accept if nominated.
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w. A. Bachelors Hair DYE.

w. "A. BatCnelOr'S Hair Dive.
Grey Red or Rusty Hair, Dyed instantly to a beautiful
and Natural Brown Black, without the least injury to thu
Hair or Skim by VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded to
have been made to the hair Of his patrons famous Dye
1t produces color be distinguished from nature and
is WARRANTED to nurs the least however long it NAV
be continued
Made sold or applied (inne private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers
s The Genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each box.
WILLIAM A. BATCHEL0R
49, 233 Broadway, New York
All others counterfeit.
Sold by all respectable Druggists throughout the United
States. fyp5
~ PIANOS MUsc.--We learn that Horace Waters
of 1873 Broadway, N. Y, agent for the sale of many
OF the most celebrated makers Of Pianos and Meodeons
Offering them at prices which advise all who desire to
avail themselves Of opportunity likely again to
occur lie is also selling his large and welknown Caa-
rogue Of Music at of rom the regular prices and
viii forward tho Tree fpostage His offers the trade
teachers and schools of the favorable character
all of which he will be able fill to the letter. for having
wisely adopted the cash system The Waters Pianos
wei known among the are enabled to spsak
personal knowledge OF their excellent quail
ty.-N. y EC0Rgeiist
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TIE ISSUE IN kANsAs.-The Squatter Sow
erign, the organ of Stringfellow, Atchison, and
the Buchanan party of Kansas, thus plainly de-
clares The purpose of the Slavoracy:
eff the people Of the North expect to meet
with success,n opposing Slavery extension, they
viii be wofully mistaken. We know the South
ern people we'll enough to assure them that they
will not find it an easy matter to carry out their
damnable designs. if it is their design to en-
gage i'll bloody war unequalled in the annals
of history, let them continue the course they are
now pursuing. We are determined to repelthis
Northern invasion and make Kansas SLAVE
STATE, though our ri0ers should be cot0red aoih
the blood of the uctianS aad the carcGSSoS Of deed
aJoLHionists shoatd be so numerous IN the I6vrito-
ry to breed disease ami sickness, ,5iU not be
deferred IN our purpose. Let those who desire
grateS in Kansas, engagein this unholy and I'M
just war against the extension of our beloved in
stitution, that is now being wagcd against the
South, by the fanatics Of the North"
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ACTIVE BOOK AGENTS
CAN CLEAR $3.50 PER MONTH,
by SELLING

by SELLING
CMUCKER's LIFE OF FIEMOET--Theo only
~ Life containing
HIS REPORTS UNABRIDGED,
Of which THE 7HLRTEEYZU THOLSAND rs NO "
READY! 800 pages portrait and Illustrations, 81 90.
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN. soNGsTER, price IL 1-2
cents. The 18th Thousand ready
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND ITS CANDIDATE
about 400 pages, two steel portraits, price $lOo.
THE FREEMANs GLEE BOOK, with choice songs, set to
Music, price 90
JOHN CHARLES, or THE YOUNG AMERICANS LIFE or FsK
MoST--320 p 15mo. price 50 cts
Also the LARGEST NUMBER and the BEST FRET
SOIL and other Books published In this country
For full particulars address a
MILLER, ORION MULLIGAN, Publishers
1l2 70 Park Row, New York. 107 Genesee-st Albany
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04

- The X. N State Council of New York
have unanimously ratified the nomination of
Fillmore and Donelson.
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DERFUMERY, SOAPS, &C., a large az.
IL sortment selling cheap at the Excelsior Drug
Store of 5. CLARK & SON, 10 Main St
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Attachment NOtice---En Justice Court.
CG ci'1 e k1 1S@Gs0 To Charles Corp:
VOU hereby Notified that writ Of rattschn,en. has
been issued against you, and your property has been at
tached satisfy the demand Byron Sykes and Nicholas
Ehe, amounting TO Eight Dollars. Now, unless you shall
appear before sas Ames Justice of the Peace in and for
said county, at his Office in the city of Renosha on the 2th
day Of September 1886, at O'Clock, p M Judgment will
be rendered against you and your property to pay the
debt SYKFS a pIIfr
Dated, THIS oOth day OF August 1856. 3wl2
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EAMPHENE, Find Oil, Spirits of Turpontine.
~ Achol, Linseed Oil, Pure Spirits Varnishes
OF the best qualities for sale at the Drug Store As
Main ST. A. +. STEELE
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14
CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT,

THERE is no longer a question, or doubt
l. in the minds of those who best acquainted with
the advantages the Cleveland Wool Depot offers for
the sale of Wools of its importance and practcabiy
Located, il is at the outlet OF the great woOgrow
ing West, being of easy access to w0Oi-growers and
merchants and within twenty -four hours ride of the
most distant manufactures of New England, il DOS
sesses great advantages.
Manufacturers, excepting those who engaged as
SPECTATORS in woods speak in the highesterns this
system, and the ma ny satisfactory letters re-
ceiving from wool-growing friends have stmua
ted to increase effOrtsto make this house what
should bea safe and lab e cnanne for the sale of
their woos 1t has surnouHtcd all the difficulties and
opLostions that could well be brought against any
teFprise by class of spectators opposed to it, and il
now has more and stronger recommendations than
er. We have spared no pains nor expense i'll making
ample arrangements for all who may wish to avail
themselves of tho advantages arising from this manner
of grading and selling woods. Merchants and wool
growers who wish to realize on their wools delive
ry at our Depot can be accommodated with liberal ad
If desired sacks will be sent heretofore to
those wishing to send their WOOL and WOOL
TWIN for yingup feeces, will be furnished at from
IL to 20 C. per pound.
When several in one G hborhood wish US to for
ward sacks or twine, prefer sending to addres
Our customers in Illinois, and the Western States will
find that ordering sacks from us will save them much
trouble and insure the safe arrival of the wool here
sacks are a.. numbered and stamped Clevc-
land Wool Depot and after being filled by signors
will REQUIRE no other marks.
We hope for liberal patronage, ,our charges low
for handling and selling, and promise our employ
that our undivided attention shall be devoted 10
their interest. Very Respectfully, ..
NAV S-3m G0ODALE A. 20
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14

WILLOW BASKETS-Splendid styles
w allow figures, at HATcH's NEw Book SToRS.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14
Fresh Drugs &Medicines

A SPLENDID LOT Of new Bird Cages.
"a nice and cheap at HATCHSiS
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14
GREAT CRY AND NO WOOL.
nHE PHENIX BOOK STORE has the

vanity TO think that the ''wind' is now to be TAX
out' ofthe sails of Few Book Sore Pretenders -
How is tito be done? Simply by appending list of
prices of the father of this boy ahd then showing that
this "fast young man" sells at trie then our
former prices, which were and are at lower
figure than any other estabsbmcntin the county.
W q think the "popuiarty'' ofthe pfopretors eff the
"Phenix Book Store'' wholly inadequate to accomplish
their object. Our ants, fuel, cl rk hire and other in
eidental not Increased in consequence of
the Book and Stationery business.
We can therefore compete with any establishme ent
the Kind in Portage county. Our circumstances es are
such that sail very quietly and safely with but
little "wind. Weneither fear decpwater or sand bars
Then come one corr all, and be convinced tha
although you divide s'humbug' that humbug''
STILL and that the place to get the article you want
little cheaper than any where else, ,isat Vi 81 'tf
Z HATCH's Book STORE
Oct. 81. ls55-13 In Ravenna.
TANNERS Oil and Lard Oil at
Il March Il, 1855, sWIFTS
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

THE subs criber would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Ravenna ana vicinity,
that he has beer receiving during the past week. gem
able for the spring rade comprising the various kinds
and colors of Ladies and Gent emen Boys and Youths,
Misses and chdrens Caters, Enameled Pat Leather
Kid and enameled Patent Leather. Also few pair of
Ladies Gents rubbers, just supply the present
demand.
The public are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc for themselves, as they may be assured of finding
article that will suit with prices corresponding with
the times. narl9' '55 WIN GARDNER.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,

By JOHN D.sNYDER, Immediately west of the court
House, Canton, Ohio.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BANK RAvEEHA, o.
nm. THE Subscriber has just receiv- Min
HWV j. ed fresh stock Of Genuemen's La bfiV
~ dieS' q chiIdtenH sammsr sH oEssyiE;t ~
,Ge1ts Congress CATERS, -
2 do Coberg shoes, " u -
Several varieties Iadie and Misses Gaitors,s
Gents French and common Calf Boots, =,
Boys Boots and Shoes.
AM kinds on work In our line done to order. Re-
pairing done on short notice Also agood assoftment
OF Leather and Shoe Findings, Mems and Women's
Morocco, French and common Cali skins, spAHish
and slaughter SOeleather, Oak Tan do, lasts, Pegs,
Thread Shoe Nails, Brsiles, Taeks, &c, &c, We es-
peelsly invite Shoeakers In the country TO call and
exarnine our stock Of Leather and Findings, and all
who want Boots or Shoes come and get well shod.
n. B.--Highest market price Will be paid In eash
for Beef. hides, CALI skins and sheep pelts.
RaVenna, May 9th, 1856 39-y ]. w. ENOs.
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d ENTIS TR 7

4
DR. J. G.. WILLIS, DENTIST, respectfully
~ informs the people of Portage county tina, he has
on sned an ofice over ROwel Writer'S store, In the
sst md ofhe S,.L .,.L block. He will insert HAofs sets
ofteeh on the atmospheric presnre principle; ana par
tial sets in the same way, in suitable cases
inserted so as to be serviceable and duraDiSs 1eeh
filed with gold and tin foil as TO preserve them from
future decay, from fifteen twenty years. All ork
done by him viii be warranted TO do good service, and
will be finished In the aighest style ofhe art He Will
ALSO pay particular to correcting Irregular
tesn chdrens teeth, and will treat successfully the
yarious diseases peculiar to the month.
Extracting done with utmost care and with the least
pain possible. ChlorooTm given in suitable cases II
required, and with perfect safety References will be
give to individuals who have worn whole and partial
sets ofteeh put up by him for and with complete
success Also to those who have now in their mouths
pivotteeh inserted by him six years ago, and which
have required the least repairs He will also refer
TO persons who have teeth perfectly sound which
were filled by him from four TO sxsyears ago He in
vites all who may require the services ofa Dentist to
give hma cali before engaging work; and ensures
those persons who may favor him with their patronage
that his charges wlbe reasonable and his work wsr.
ranted to be perfectly satisfactory. Most kinds OF
farm produce taken in exchangeior orwOrk Specimens
ofhis WORK may be seen at his office. EFT, -
March 7. I655-9l-tf.
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PRENTISS, HOPKINS & co.
q SenteneetI 10 be HUNG I! -

A FTER thetAboye announcement, the
II question naturally arises, tsNho and Mhere?''
aud in order TO let the people Of Portage, know that
has al length been decided by all good judges, that
ed a stock of Wall paper and Bordering, that un-
dodbty deserve Hanging and to avoid the confusion
that naturally follows Hanging 0eeasi0As, we have
received them some what earlier than usual in order
10 give all a good chance. And VIC would merely
say ali who want to try their lEek In Hanging, that
we can give them the Largest, Prsttisst aEd Cheap
est mt Paper and Bordering, ever brought
into theCounty. Our Paper has all been purehas-
ed this Spring direct from the naHaetHrer, thereby
saving the profit of jobber. We are car
suit all, both 10 quality, style and price, our prices
range from ST 10 50 cents per rOl Bordering from 81
TO so cents per yard Call and see them before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
March 25th, 1885,