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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-26

IN Y FRE'roSr.-A splendid Locomotive.
.-.a- tae name OF tie Republican candidate
Resident, came Wednesday un the BOSTON
.-.l'i. from Taunton, Mass, on route for the
~. Il ms five feet drivers and = very pow
Z .Hg.ae.-At5so,p Ere 70 nvaak
locomotive j. for the Mineral Point Rail-
We expect 70 hear its sisrlu whistle at
---'.-a. Point Depot sometime in Novem-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-26
A n lean "a II ouse
Highland "a. Wisconsin.

rTNHE undersigned having purchased the above u n
known House, and fitted il up in very good
nov prepared 70 accommodate the travelling public H.
sl fSSIlic manner and the reasona Bile terms
His Table viii al ali times supplied with the Lest tu
market affords.
Good stabling attached to the House. with tbs.
most careful and attentive Ustlcrs ALWAYS
\ share of the patronage tray cling communtl,
ana others, Is respectfully solicited
Highland 1856. (Iy) HENRY HARRIS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-26
U N IT ED STA -; TIES HOTEI
"'s@ o@eet' s'sAerdt go Point, H,seonsia o.
hugh 80 Paniip.

n EsEkEA PaHIips-
LIVING cOH1itteL fitted ~ in ,fye ,,a.f,
Il L anu best 81! lie Tor Pebble House hi. new Itu,s
House ouiiding near The old Franklin Mouse unc,
signed II nov prepared to accommodate tTa+.trs hos,
&c. IN the oest All the ao1l r
house l. entirely new an = be has the best
WATERS, IN" pubic EBAY rely Upon his Being sup H. j
IN good 81 ie, with the best the 1et .fords
""od siaie ior horses, anG ali .ntjse grooms alwa
in r-Sdiness.
The fuulic invited TO csu
4ef HIGH PHILLIPS, Prophetic.
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gotsls, DC.
G E \ 7 R a h I'D Il 0 U $
on HIGH STREET, G.lZA ki~xRAI PoIar-
by CHARLES n. hUMroRp.

fit proprietor has recently re-ffted, cleanse. and
nis5iei tiils House in the best manner, and Is
fee fctl I" accommodate the travelling public
wno may fdvor him with call.
lie viii endessor 10 koel, bis tste supplied NTH
o'a' m lNi set affes, and strive iii every
renee tic Cen1.al Aous. eeusl any pull$e House
me pi=ce. = Good ;,t.sling attached.
June =, le1t 22u
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-26
wise NSIN nous

WISCO NSIN HOUSE.
Hie@taHa, I0S9 county - Wisconsin, By
Andrew - Bolster
1--WE above House has recently been Thoroughly r. n
waited and fitted up in the best possible manner f.
lne accommodation OF tsr public. The Table WILL at
times be supplied eith the choicest the nlark, aor.<
which viii b. serFet IN the possible stvIe
Stages leave every morning for Mineral Point sud Var
and alec for Muscada.
~ Good Stalking and careful and attentive Ostlcrs
snare OF public patronage Is respectfully solicited
highland, july iSoJ- 31tf
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4 GOOD BARGAIN.

-sT.T.-6o Rt.,fsELS FfSE SALT; II SACHS q. =.
= SALT ~ SAtG~ DAIRY SALT. Tor eais at
Mineral peter, Jan. Is55-ly coBBS
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Msrfhasisf.
So. FALL AND sVINTR Isz,;
G. q @ ID s. =

At The old stand Of JOHN MILTON, Of h
Streets lMiRerai Poiat Wisconsin,
I HAVE hand and prepared to show laroe
Il and well selected stock OF Day tfoops cosStintr Of
every variety called for in this section of the and
lower be bought ut any otbtr ,sstab-
ilfIneHt IA the county Inc following articles comprise
his splendid and well assorted stock in part:
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-26
Flour, Hams and Bacon.

constantly on hand for Family use which be sur
pas ed in this market.
w. nave al the various kinds and qualities of goods
usually kept in Grocery Store which we nave not time
70 enomeIae together Win choice tlLel.t Of
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-26

W. offer FOR sale in this department, Oak aud HrInlocL
Tanned Harness, Flide and Collar Leather. Hog Skin
Seating Shifting and Pad Skins Spanish apd Slaughter
Sole Leather French. Philadelphia, and Western Tanned
Calf and Kip SKINS oak and Hcuock Upper Leather,
Lace Leather, Morocco, Binding, and Lining Skns with
Z u full and general softment oi shoe Findings.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-04
USE DR.. CLOUGH'S
G o l. u NJ BIh
= | l., J., S :,

IbREPARED by WV. RryNr, Pittsfcld, Mass,
= from the purcst Gums, lalsams ard Vegetable
Extracts, without one particle OF mineral substance
IN the composition.
Their remarkable success in the cure Of the follow
ing diseases, justify their being mentioned with
prominence:
Sconburlc ERurrioNs, SALT RnrrM ANr ERYsrr-
ELIAS, by their sauatiyc and curative effect upon
the fluids that feed the skin, they remove all disn-
grccabIc c%ruptiuns and produce u remarkable soft
ness and purcncss Of the skin and complexion.
RnErNA1isN ASH Corr, by removing inflammation
from the muscles aud ligamcnts Of the joints.
WoRMs, by di.lolging the Shiny matter from the
Bowels, in which these creatures live and breed.
ScrnNY, ULoENs ASp OLp SoHrs, by the perfect
purity which they give to the Blood.
DRursirs ofall kinds, by Strengthening the Kid
ncys and Bladder.
DAnunGA, 10y removing the sharp, acrid fluids by
which such complaints arc occusioncd.
fENEns or ALI kiNns, by restoring to the Blood
regular and healthy circulation.
CosrIyENEss by cleansing the intcstincs in m
easy and natural manner.
DYSPEPSIA. by cleansing the Stomach and 1ntcs-
tines, and creating - flows of pure and healthy bile,
Flatulcncy, loss of Appetite, palpitation OF the
Heart, HEARTBURN and Headache, ! anguor nud
Mclancholly, the prominent SYM. toms of lys pcpsin
will vanish as a natural consequence Of its cure.
Sometimes two or three Pills will prove % sufficient
rurgaiivc, (t depends upon the systcm); at other
times uurc are needed. These Pills are Hlways safe
so that no possible harm can follow an oyor-dosc
even from IL to % pillsat one time, or the cuu,inu
are mild, gentle and innocent, but powerful to cN
pei disease.
Sold by Druggists and dealers in Medicine al
over the County. Price p cents. y Boxes Tor II
Orders must be addressed to VIM. Rcnnc, Proprietor
P%ittSGcld, Mass. Sold in Burlington by THTo. a
PECK, q. W. ALLEN, A. {. SrEAR. In inooski
;. c. lsnAM. A. b. b. SANDS. n. !. city.
sept. 20. 1888 dHwly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-04

NINCE THE HARVEST OF ls55, MIR. WOOD
- has introduced into the above named Machine a
aCu,t-~tpel Cuttcr-nar, The improvement was made
to facilitate the cut grass passing over the Bar while
Moving low fine grass, and also to overcome am
objection raised by many, that tic Machine did not
cut close enough. The Bar is . inches wide bv s
thick. lie has also improved tho running gear, SO
that it runs with q much easier daft.-Also the
left course ct the Machine. so that it clears itself
we'll aud leaves a good track for the Machine on the
return swarth, The Mower Is warranted capable Of
of cutting aud spreading in a workmanlikc manner,
one acre of grass per hour, or from 10 to L. acres
per day. All persons waiting Machine must give
immediate orders, in order TO get thcm in time
for this seasons work. All Machines sold at the
Factory price adding transportation
Tor sale by II. II, nuoLIT1IE.
Burlington, Juno II, lN5G. wit
Two NEHNui NNi tFEREtiN.--A retired ,lersv
\ mau,rcstorcd to health ina few days, after mlny
years of great nervous suffering, i anxious 90 make
known the means of cure. VIII send (frcc) the
prescription used. Direct the Rev. John NJ. bag
nall, No. 80 Fulton '%ttect. Brooklyn, y, y,
apl2wi3mosj
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-04

NO FIRTHER NEED or GOING no
NEW YORK OR BOSTON
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-04

VNlE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING FORMED A
Co. partnership under the name # DOW, NAY
4 CO., would especially inform the inhabitants
Of lhucsburgh and vicinity, that they have pur-
chased tAc Wooden Fac oiy, formerly wucI aud
occupied Ly Murray q Patrick, in niuc,burgb,
whore they intend to carry 600 the Lu,inrrs of mau-
uiarturing vasiucrcs, Plain Cloths, Satiuct, aud
lIann'ls, %. every stylc, for customers, On sAarcs,
or at a price pen yard a. they may desire.
They have thoroughly repaired the building, and
furnished il with N,w Ntrhia,yg NJ "A, mast yyrrri
patterns. win an experience of rweaty years, and
by strict attention % custom manufacturing alone,
they pledged themselves 10 furnish an article,
second to none in finish aud durability. Al those
wishing tor Fr'f tilt, Ci'i,, will find it for their
interest t. give them a trial.
onlel'ing thciriormcr placcsuf business they take
tlis opportunity to make many and true acknoHl-
Judgements to their former numerous friends and
patrons, asking a continuance Of their fayors, trust.
they viii meet with us satisfactory rctu- NJ.
ANDREW DOW,
NELSON NJ. NAY,
ISAIAH DOW.
llinesburgh, May 18th, 1896. Wa jmos
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HARBlNON'S.
COIumbian Tonic SiinNlant

~AA-DAEll OAstC DtAllSti'N'll
WIN cure all Diseases caused by prostration Of
digestive power. It's action Is immediate as q
stihuIant, to rouse the vital cnt. ~ to it, healthy
force as u tonic, 10 sustain uuj pcrpctultc that
force til healthy sc%crctious are restored and natu-
raj power returns. II will remove all mild forms
OF cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dyscutcry, Bilious
Cole Fever, and FcNcr and Agus and in conuoc-
ti"n with ilntrisnn's Columbian Vegetable Emetic
will cure the most severe cases or these and
other acute diseases in the shortest ro..iblc time.
Inc DyspcUtic finds immediate relief and p,run-
ncnt cure, In its use. For all Bronchial and pul-
mpnaty affections, it has great restorative efficacy.
The achohpl and opium incbriltos will find it a
perfect substitute 'rb9th those d,sclsc-cugcndcrin,
and Notwithstanding articles. II is an exclusive.
ly vegetable composition and q pure tonic aud
~,timulaut, without the slightest licensing proper
IS in it, com position or action ON thr system. The
friends ul Temperance then will find it 1u agent Of
great potency ir their cause, nad chat tho initiated
cravings oi a diseased appetite under H.. use will
give place to healthy action and natural desires.
IL Is delicious To- the taste, AMI grateful TO the sem
%sihilitics ot the stomach. 1t may be- taken M it,
lrcscnt form, a rich syrup, or i'm water, making a
delightful 1vcIasc. As "a daily beverage, its de.
iiciousno.s is 4neIualcd by any fcrmcutci or alco.
holic prcp'latiUn. 1t prevents as well as cure.
disease. its Sc : applicable in all seasons, to all
disease, and conditions Of life, and from OK.
IRENE o~fiutlncy to extreme ofage. Price 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-04

One square, 10 lines or less in minion solid,
three insertions, 81 90
Each insertion after the third, cts. per line.
Legal notices ten cents a line, more or less, for
hrec weeks.
Yearly advertisers occupying four square. or
more with privilege Of change, at a fair discount.
"a The privilege of yearly advertisers Is limited
tc their own Immediate business, in their own name:
and all advertisements for the benefit Of other rer.
sons, as well as legal advertisements and advertise.
mcnts of auction sales, and advertisements with tho
name OF other persons sent in by them, must be
paid for at the usual rates.
No report, resolutions or proceeding. Of any cor
~rora'ion, society, association or public meeting. and
no communication designed to call attention 10 sny
matter of limited or individual interest car be in.
serted, unless paid for rs an advertisements.
No Advertisement can be inserted cratuitously 70
charitable or other societies, public institutions
companies.
contracts for yearly advertising will not be A
continued, unless an order to that effect is left AZ
ohlco, aud when discontinued in les, than wear.
''''ot a whole tsar plH B, cbarg,d..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-04
New Discovery.

4 M~BROTYPES AND DAGUERREOTYPES by
n JONES 4 S~rAPLETON. Another place has
been found in this county whore Ambrotypcs are
taken Of the first quality. Our pictures are cement
cd between two French plate glasses with an i'm
pcrishablc gum, and warranted to resist the elects
Of any climate and most powerful acids.
Also Pictures ON isingglass, the only kind oi pho
t,grarh well adapted for mailing they are as durable
rs the Ambrotypc aud can he placed between the
folds OF IL letter without increasing its weight.
As we are intending To make this place our per-
mnucnt residence, our patrons will run no risk OF
being imposed On by inferior pictures as we shall
hold ourselves in readiness to remedy any defect
free of charge, which may be caused by fault Of ours.
Dtgucrreotypcs taken as usual. We need not say
they are the best that can be produced rs all admit
that they are the best t~hcyhovc seen.
Rooms over Iyman's, Corner of Church and
College streets. JONES & STAPLIloN,
apg2 dNwif
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NEW JEWELRY STORE.


hutch ST., burlington, Vt.
lANlNH fitted up my South store and rented
- it to Mr.. W. ". Partridge, for n Music store,
| have altered over and enlarged my North store
next door, formerly occupied by Mr.. Amo, rang.
bora AMI myself and have put in new Cases, and
hj'rI the store mp convenient and pleasant for Gus.
tpuurs, and filled it with an almost entirely new
stock of Goods in the
WATCH AND JEWELRY LINE.
And an extensive variety Of Fancy Articles, to which
additions are made
' W T. T.
in the year.
Watch work, Clock Work, Engraving, and all work
l. the line executed with ncatncss and promptly.
Coffin Plates OF pure silver and silver plated. ready
made AMI engraved nt short notice. Customers can
rely on getting GOOD goods anil at rs low prices
for goods of same quality as in any other quarter.
All visitors 10 the town arc invited tn examine the
New tore and new and extensive variety. whether
wishing to buy pr mot. i. Il. BlINSNAlD,
(form'rly oithr firm Of pansburn & Brinsmail,)
Will Church St., burlington, Vt.
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"ody Me and I'll Do You Good!
DIR. LANGLEY US
Root g. Herb Jau1dice Bittnrs.

me ''f'4i NpuHg 0Ht Summer M,acine.
C'inI".cd Of the best Roots, Herbs and Barks ia
the worli,in such u manner as &, constitute ,beyoro
best remedy for the class of diseases for which ,bcy
are recommended. 1t j. well known that the prea,
and sudden change. Of our climate, from cola IA
not, operates upon the Blood, aud through that
upon the whole system, producing stagnation and
impurities, a torpid and diseased liver and dis
ordered Bowels, causing Ievers and Fever md
Ague, J%auulice, and unhealthy Bile, IIumyrs. Dys.
rcp.ia, Costi,cncss, Indigestion, Headache, Wcari-
mes Pain in the side and Bowels, Loss Of Appetite,
and General Debility.
DR.. L%anslcy's Eitters, act directly upon tho
r7A r. Of all these diseases, and by use not only pre-.
vent them but viii cure and eradicate them from
me E-t'n' and should therefore be freely used by
an VINO wish to be well AMI keep we'll. They are
inc 'h'Aurst and best medicine in the world. Only
20 cent. for a ri1t AMI 81 cents for u large bottle.
I"5'' W Union street, Boston. and for sale by
dealers everywhere.
March, ~, 1856. mas,..c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-04

NOR SALE. A STOCK OF GOODS & LEASEOF
y store in one of the most thriving and pleasant
villages IN the state it has u population Of over
5000, and cont iins upwards Of six large Manufacture
ing establishments, one of which employs over 800
ini'yldull-, The Railroad business is done here
nnd it viii be the night stopping place as soon as the
cNtcn-ion Is finished, which is now building.
The store Is centrally located, and has q good run
OF valuable customers. For particulars address
,'k1nsaa' at this Office. May II. dlwGw3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-04
Ny CARPET ROOU
STEAM REFINED
Ground Rock Salt.

ETOR DAIRY AND FAMILY L T., PUT Up IN
q . lbs, 10 lbs. and 20 lbs. bags and in sack,
and barrels $50 lbs, each, for sale by
TODD 4 CO.,
Corner Old slip and Front street, New York.
Also, Ashton's +. f.. fine salt, Turks Island and
hor coarse salt. Agent in Burlin gton,
II tVyinps TED ,. 1LAti. Pe,k's Block.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-04
Still Later.
AIDES, THOS.

- English Prints, CLallies, Muslins. stella
Shawls and Parasols, arrived this morning, and we
are now ready to show them to you. Remember
the Corner store, LYMAN'S.
m%yI9d&wtf
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~ - ~ -
u Tribune is now in the middle Of It's iii
teen year Vol Nv. OF its weekly isfpo common
cci on the lstpt September last. The American
IuoIlc Ieci not now be made acquainted with its
character OF claims to considerations. With but a
subordinate regard for prudence, policy or popular
ny, IT. mas aimed to stand for Hightcousncss, for
rum Tor Humanity, against fortified |Iuiluity,
frnuI and Oppression. There l. not q slave trader
on thls Continent, though hc never read a%nythiu.
out ms biII, OF sale mud not"s-pnyablu, who does
h"t Know anu nate TIE TRIBUNE; there Is not
an extensive labricator Of drugErl and poisonous
Liquors who docs not consider it 20 very dangerous
anu immoral paper, and wonder why its publication
Is tolerated in a commercial, c.ttou.buyiuy CITY
like Ncw-lork The Newark Mercury once f,rri-
bly, rcmnT ed that it bad never known a hard. grim
ing, scrcwins, nvnricipds employer who vl, not
hostile to THE TRIBUNE, nor one ciniurulIy ,tu.
cruus uud kindly who did mot like H.. Frnmpt and
plliu-spfkon in it, dcuuncittious Of immunity and
abuses NJ power, willie clai iug no cx|oiuptiul from
human f|Illibilty, it. may have done tciauor,ry in
Justice to individuals, but it has never been unl,ith-
full to Principle, nor deaf TO the cries of tLc wr,u, ~
ed aud suffering. In it. columns the advocates Of
novel and unpopular theories contemplating the
moderation OF human woes, especially those of the
voicelcss and dpwn-troddcn, have ever found audi.
cnrc and hospitality while it has nrlcutIy resist
ed and will pcr.i,tcntly combat, every attempt to
prpscrihc and degrade any class because If diver.
sites ot Nativity, Creed, or Color.
In defiance of calumnics the most atrocious. and
OF h%ostilities the most deadly and untiriur, THE
ltlBI NE has grown steadily in public apprpci-
alton from the day Of its origin. IT. means fscry-
ing the public have boon augmented In proportion.
Instead OF Il single eiitor with ono or two assist
ants, It's organization now comprises a numerous
BODY OF writer's, each fitted by special accomplish
mont and experience for the particular line Of dis
cu'Sion to which his pen is devoted the daily
amount OF reading matter given more than qu1iru-
pies that of its earliest issues n sta.f of valued
correspondents cncirclcs the globe, ,ransmittins
carry ana Intelligent variations Of whatever j., most
worthy oil attention while Politics, ltpriSIltiuu.
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Burlington, March 9th, lN5G. dA,
Ready for Spring.

VNHE BEST ASSORTMENT or FASHIONABLE
! and other ready made clothing, of all qualities
and sizes, such rs GENTS COArS, PANTS, VESTS.
BOY NCLOIlilNG, India rubber Goods, Under
Clothes &c. &c.
ALSO SHUTS, CoH1,,, ms, Tics, Scarfs, Stocks,
Gt,r',, Sooks, Nrp,ndV,, TabuHs, B,gs and all
kinds Of articles generally called for by the
Travelling public. Also all kinds Of furnishing goods.
Clothes neatly cleaned, dressed, pressed and left
with II beautiful soft finish, No dauLing over with
Dycstuiis. Clothes also I, paired, c. BENNS.
Nhcclers Block LcNt to American Hotel.
y. Il .singcrs Sewing Machine for salc and right
Jusc. au22 d3w3w2mus
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cSi4- e hfIICIH

Moro tAAh Tn Iho"''"7 Pieces now on hand, and
'iIn'N pieces Of Music received as soon a. publish.
CO.. uIee Books and Church Music Books of every
description.
Mr.. III Il will sell all articles as low as those of
the slmc quality can be obtained in any city, and a
liberal discount made to Teachers and those who buy
to sell again.
Grat"t u for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will spare no effort to keep a complete
assortment of all articles usually kent in a MUS
store, and by constant personal attention to his bu
siness, hopes 20 see in his New and Commdious
store, ALL Of his OLD, and many SEwcustomers
Burlington, July Is, 1853. w3wtf
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I TrYnn

aFAVING RETURNED /, hi. On Stand on 81.
. d Paul -trD.t, it. prepared TO
Cut and .luko an kind, oi Garments,
M. Lt',i h'y.ts anil mast Ilssf.nsti, .Nuuo.
Having WORKED ln the best shops iu the city hc is
confident Doc can .lIt the most h-tidiou..
n. T.. Clothes cleaned aud rcpoiIcl Ina the ncatest
manner nui ol the shortest notice.
burlington. AlIilIt, lob, diff
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~ AILS.-5OO KEGS NAILS, ASSORTED SIZES
~ this day received, and for sale by
my2s VAN SICKLEN 4 WALKER.
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Vim. J.. Tcnny & Co.,

? ABROAD HALL, MARKET SQUARE,
ea Bp>ION, Have now in store, and will be
instantly receiving throughout the season, from
the principal AMI bet mauurictu crs in England
AMI America, Every Description Of
CARPETS,
Desirable for furnishing II ITELS, DWELLINGS
aud SHIPS, Embracing
ldrd THptstg, HrDyy,h 1'sey2rV
BRUSSELS, Fhrcc-Ply and krllcrmiustcr, Painted
Carptti %Hockinss Mattings, Rugs. sc.
t'npri.ins % very large assartncut, Of which
VIII be -oli at the lowest market prices. wi3mos3
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I AIDES WILL | AT THE JEWElRG
~ store on Chhrch STRAIT, the greatest variety to
be found at any one place. Of such articles az they
often wish to find, and Il better assortment than
ever before. such as: Brazilian, Horn, shell, Buff
lalu and Rubber COMBS; Dressing and Fine Combs;
brushes; Perfumes; Poinadcs; Hair Oils; Extracts
for Perfumes and for Cootiug purposes; Nursery and
Toilet articles gcucrally; Pins ot all sizes; Needles
ol the BEoI QUALITY at Il cents u paper. The
richest var ETY. If new styles Port Mouaios; Purscsi
pockct-booLs; licticulcs, Writing Desks Dressing
Cases. Scissors; Gun Buttons; spool Stands; sew
INK Birds; Crochet Rings and Hooks or Needles;
Husl,; Ic't-; Buckles and slides; India Rubber
pcus aId Pencils; T~bimblcs; Nccdlc-books; Work
bags ami Baskets; Iravcllinr-bags CuilS and
Plain Hair; Coulb-cleancrs &c., sc comprisiug an
assortment well worthy Of an examination; % every
one VINO has the curiosity or taste to look at NICE
GOODS whether they wish to buy or not, are invited
to call aud sec a variety superior to any previous
assortment that | have ever had the pleasure of Of
lctiug to my customers. Ladies will find my stores
PHEASANT restiagJR1r,, with chairs and other seats,
where they can 1T and look mt Goods, OF wait to
mect friends and neighbours who arc around "shop-
ping Ladies (aud gentlemen uiso,) from lds'n or
Country. will please consider this rs q Standing
COR ,ittiug) invitation. Come and see, at the Old
stand, (Now store } Church It
H an - =