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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-14
NEW AND USEFUL.
OIL EU NJ LIQ UOR
Il iSnbSt,tute for LtnSeed Oil.

Il SULShtute for LinSeed Oil.
TPATENr APPLIED For
INA unders sned IGef IN the public ihifprum Ia
quor as efficient substitute fOI Linsrrd Ol' as
thinner for all sorts ol Paints ground IN oli except
venetian Red. M
When thinncd with the Ooum the Paint VIII cover
beter dry quicker and viii be more durable ana wheI
vanished, the paint will have and retain iic most
will enabe the pain: iycd TO the wrnish aud the
cracking aud peclmg oil, common in ordinary vai'
nished oil paints is entirely avoided.
ForLllnting Tin Roots lis cqual cannot he found
The Oeum can he used b itself or in common with
Lnsrcd oil, Varnsh, Japan or TuTpentina al the op
tiOn Of the Painter
It's cost is about one half of that Of LinseCd Oil
thus considerably reducing the expense OF painting.
We faithfully recommend 1t OTull purposes lndica' =
ted and warrant ii TO give satisfaction liberal dis
count TO the trade,
DiREC llONS.-1mn the paint with the Oleum Ii.
quag aud work it wei until II flows freely from the
brush.
The hrlsh must be free from all moisture and IA.
raby ought he soaked we'll with the Oeum Liquor
[ previous to painting.
Instead OF placing the brushes in water over MIC
as, paiuers generally do they ought 10 he put in the
Oeum Liquor, which will greatly facilitate the work
The paint mixed with the Oleum Liquor will work
better f be allowed 10 stand from ~ to q hours pre-
vious TO it's bling used and ihrn thi1ned to such a
consistency work free nd easy under the brush.
uy the Of Japan, the paint wlll he rendered sll
bGsncr. Mix The Japan INST with the paint and then
thin il with the Oleuin Liquor IN the manner men
y. 100 pounds Of Paint thinned withthe Oieun, III.
quOr win cover larger surface than Is pounds tim.
! ned with oil.
Red nor with rant containing amy pOpnrtiOn of 1t.
/ BRElNIG, GNTlMAN & BREINlG,
American Paint and ColCr Works,
Corner 94lh aud Green SITS .PhilldoIphia
| Oire-N 4 cOrneI IN Td and Wood sts., Pjilad e.
/ phia, Pa
/ June 8, 1857
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PHILADELPHIA CARPET STORE

CARpETINGS, OilClohs Window Shades M.t,,r
~ h.al'iEsg-J Il received 2OODO pieces new stvIc
nnIaclured ana imported expressly for CARpE'T
IL. Mrrchants and llousekeepeTs will please no.
Nos, - and 20 North Second Street lie, door below
Matrl % 1850 r,pyi.-, ,r.,..
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MANKINGE GVTDE--YOU NGTS UNEAT
--sI1-as.> ARCHAEOLOGICAL WORK; THE POCKET
H3senS-Sss ESUULAPl Us, or Every one his own
'S-S=z~| Doctor, by NN, Y0UNG, NJ d. Its written
In plaiu language far the general reader and is illus
rrated with upwards OF hu ndred eng ravngs All
Young people, or those contemplating marriage, and
hlyiug tie least impHi mCut 10 1rTGd life, fhOClG
read ms book II discloScs stCrcCts that every one
should be- acII1 intcd with sli It is book that must
he kspt Red up and lie about the house. lev III
be SEM one on the receipt of twentyfva cents
AaGlus5 DR NM, YOUNG,
-l5- Spruce street, above Fourth,
Aug ~, 1857 Philadelphia, Pa
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pHILA AND READING RAIL ROAD
Hints- yarraHg gemcHts for Passenger Trans,
January Isl, 1857.
Ii ,sgs "a =; al @; .s - -.

10 :sgs "a =; isl 4 4 go go
IP Trains, going NOrlh, leave fhllddelphIa' at'A
u NJ and 81 Z. NJ. .
Down Trans going outh, leave PoitsVillea nj y A.
ice. and 7. VI. - ,,, .
Uptrains pass Reading at 10 g, A, N, and9esP n,
down 1Tains " " 5,i3, A. NJ - oiS L. NJ
The Express Train is discontinued until further no
tice. Close connexions made by the lO,2! A. NJ
lin, Train from Port ClintontO Elmira and all interme
date points: and by the 90 p VI Up Train from Port
Clinton TO Elmra, Canandagua Butfao, Niagara, De-
not Chicago st, Louis. Davenport, aud Iowa CITY
Eakng this route theshorest and cheapest TO the Lake
Frees and Canada.
On SUNDAYS the Down a. NJ. Train from Poitsville,
and Up +. N. Train from Philadelphia only run.
HARRISBURG CoSSEcrioSs, by DauphinEciiroad at hu
bnln
! a special ommodaion Passenger Train leaves
Reading daily (cXCnpt sundays )at1s NJ, returning
i5nm Auburn aii4 +. NJ, on arrival Of $40 7. NJ
/ : rain from Harrisburg.
! WAY FARES-FRoM READING TO
phiLdephia, s,75aud 14ji PottsvNie sl,Oj and O's5
Auburn, Ol75
| THROUGH FARES, n Harrisburg. s255i Tamagu'
! I,3j, WiRipmsport Si,lOi Elmira $685. Cannndai'
IS 90: BuTtlI Nagra 10 90; Clraveland STU,
/ Toledo sll7j; Cincinnati $1,000 Chicago S9O'UO
/ took Island s!j 90.
Ii ALI Passengers will procure tckots before herln
he cars: 10 cents extra Fares paid in the catn.
Est lbs Or persrnai Baggage allowed each Passenog
Iol over hat weight ascharged Extra Baggnge'
January Sd, Isj7-tf Genfsupt
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BIO Omshurg Tinware and Stove Store

BlOOmShnrg TInWare ana Stoio SlOrt :.
rrHEundersigned pec'fully informs his old friends
and customers, that he has purchased ms brother
interest nth above es ablshmeut and he II
hereafter he Conducted by himself exclusively. lie has
A. ius received and offers (Or sale, the largest and
he.sa most stensive assortment Of FANCY STOVES
S ever in,O,9,s ~ market,
bthcst CoOkrgand parlor stoves in the market 10.
hrger with stove Fixtures OF every description Owe
and BoNsoves EadIGtorG Cylinder Stoves, Cast Iron
Air.Tigh Stoves, CanHau Stoves, &c, &C.
stoyeplt pc aud TinwaTeG slant hand nd ina
uiacured to order All kinds of repairing done, as
usual, on shortnOticc.
The patronage Of old friends and customers re
speOtGully solicited.
y. NJ. RuPERT.
bOomsb nj RI, Jan 2, ls54,--tf
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Spring and Summer
GOD
iH'sacivy, Neal & Co,

WAVING Just received ana opened their stock o
] merchandise for Spring sales. which oumpriscsIhe
LARGEST ,Cll EPESp, and HANDSOME ST assort.
mcnt now offered IN this TOWN Having paid great
attCn to the selection of their stock as 10
price and quality, they hattcr thcmse that they
can cOmpe.e with he oheGpGSt aud lhosr wishing
10 buy cheap, can save money by givinguSa can We
have all kinds o Goods aud Wares to suppIy the
People. Ayafy large lot of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
French MrHnocs Woolrlaids, Alpacas Bombazinos
baisc POplns, rnramctta cloths MolRIr lustrcs.
Muslin De Lancs, Persian Cloihs Ginghans Oalicous
&c.
IIandkc rcbeis, fnuncIugs, bands and TRIMMINGS
Iaccs Lodgings, bonHet rib Ons in large variety
velvet ribbons and brains kit cot Ion nd n Ie thread
gloves, hlO bail miIis. &c.
We invite our friends and the public generality to
give 4 ca lbcforc purchasing elsewhere. WChayc
bou ghOur goods st Loves Gas p rces "A VIII moi
be un Thy anybody, orthe rest " mankind.
MCKELVY, NEAL Il co.
Ploou 'luTr Ma rcl 81 1857
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-14

On Sundays the Down a, NJ. Train from Poitsvill
and Up 2. N. Train from Philadelphia, only run.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-14

Th'g,s Natures own Remedy for an Unhealthy S,o
mach, No ART of man can equal lis curative powers
! contains no Alchohol Filters Acids or Nausaous
Ugs. IL Isextremcy agreeable 10 he taste nd NAV
ctakenby the mosl feeble patients who cannot eat
acute distress Beware ofDiuprpd
limitations, Prpsin is not Drug
Cal on the Agent, and get Descriptive Circula
gratis, giving II large amount oi Scientific Evidence
gom icbig's Anima iChcmstry DIR .Combc Physiology
Digestion; DR. Pereira on .'Ood aud Diet Dr. John W
II. .apcr, of New York University; Prof, Dungson's g
Physiology; Prof Siman, Yale CocdIc; D r. Carpon
to- sPhysology &c.together with reports of CuI rs
t rom al pats ofthe United Staes.
SOllty Il. ?, Lutz and J, Il. .moyer, bloomsbury
: Il. Bowman Berwick. Oct3, 1855 ly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-09
BgoOKs! BOOKs!! BoOKS!!!
Happy New Year to all Lovers of Books.

What more appropriate Gift for friend than good
Book! s11 SOD
In Books we have at command the society OF the
great and good of all-Ages and Nations.
In Books and answers to many Of our qu cries
II want to know where certain place is our Gag
eteer Informs US. ht
II we want to know whena certain transaction took
place we have an answer In Historical Chronology. i
II want to know auY paTticula person lived
as also what he did we find it in Cyclopedais and Biog.
Taphy.
50, too, In Books and what men have thought in
vented said and DONE in Short whatever is known Is to
be found in Books, whether Of men or things.
Whothen would be without them! especially when they
are sold cheap at 1884 n street, where may be found
nearly every thing OF special notice. pertaining TO His.
tory Literature, Art, Religion. Philosophy, Sc SC as
also the Target t OF Bibles ever offered from the folio
to the inmate mo, in all styles Of binding. i.a ~
Special attention is invited to our stock as we'll as our
facilities Of furnishing anything in the Book and station.
airy line e. BAKER 4 co.
II 7A a#sl diff 1910 a.l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-09

The Mission OF THE RRsoLUrE. The good
feeling manifested by Congress in sending
back the Resolute, present to the British
government, and the good feeling manifested
by the officials and dsnitaries Of the British
government, from the Queen down, are most
gratifying TO the friends of international con-
cord. However little consequence we repub-
licans may attribute to the visit of the Queen
and to royal hospitality. it rises into great i'm.
Portance when considered as the expression
of the nation through its highest personagc.s
May God grant that no ship ever leave our
shores for England with more hostile purpose.
There are no two nations that are under
stronger obligations to cultivate feelings of
mutual good viii There are bad men and
week men in both, who seize every opportunity
to disturb these feelings, but the people are
getting to understand each other. The recent
difficulty in which the governments of the
two countries were disposed for a rupture, and
in which the people on both sides interfered
topreyent IL was worth all the alarm and APP
prehenson by the assurance that it afforded
of the popular security upon which rests the
peace between the only two free countries in
the world roviaence Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-09

GONE OF THE B'HoYs. TIN case before
the mayors court, Philadelphia, in which
man was charged with setting fire to .hisIo
house, among the witnesses young fireman
was called, and declared that he +" knew con-
siderable about it, He had relatedla long
yarn about the first and second plugs, when
the court requested him to come to the point.
"Well, you see, alderman. am coming to
that pint, and want to tell you all about it.
You see while Jonessy and our fellows went
round to take the other plug, the door was
busted open and pu, the first sOotsr on der
fire." "Well, is that all youknow about it,
inquired the alderman, striving to suppress
laugh. Thunder yes, . responded the en-
thusastic runner wld der macheen; ''ain't
that enoughi didn't I put III. first ,Oatsr on
der fire s.A.Ys" The witness was informed
that lie could take his seat, which he did
amid general Singer 8a4 Suitcase
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-09

A summary of the losses sustained
through marine disasters by the underwriters
OF New York, during the past year. shows the
enormous aggregate of some twenty six mill
lions of dollars, which may be still further
days. Rarely, if ever, have the losses ex-
pressure upon the various companies that
some had to succumb entirely, and retire from
the feld while others had TO strengthen their
position by new subscriptions to their capital.
The New Orleans Creole says--'M Miss
McDufie Of South Carolina. John Van Blu
ren's bride elect, has sold her negroes at an
average price OF $500, preparing herself for
companonship with freesesler.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-09
nlisGeI!aneous.
A MEXICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. q, EDDY, SOLICITOR of PATENTS.

LS' n GOO1g DU14J1AULs VI G6l Elm L y,
LATE AGENT OF L. s. PATENr OFFICE, WASHINGTON,
CEDEE THg ACT OF 1919
&c SsHto SIC, opposite KiIIby ST., Boston.
After extensive practice of upwards Of twenty yesrs
continues to Patents in the Untd States also in
Great Britain France, and other foreign countries.-
caveats, specifications, Assignments and ell papers
drawings, for patents executed liberal terms and with
dispatch. Researches made into american or Foreign
works. to determine the validity utility of Patents or
1nVentons-and legal other advice rendered in all
matters touching the Copies claims Of any Pa
tent furnished by RENTING dollar Assignments re-
corded at Washington.
This Agency s not only the largest In New England
but through it inventors have advantages for securing
patents or ascertaiang the pateatabliy of nventops
unsurpassed By, not immeasuraby superior to- any
which can be offered them elsewhere The testimonials
below gwen prove that none is M0R SUCCESSFUL AT
TIE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber; and "a
SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGEs
AND ABILITY he would add that he has abundant reason
to believe and prove that other Office of the kind
are the charges for professional services SO moderate
The immense practice of the subscriber during twenty
years past has enabled him to accumulate vast coec
ton of specifications and official decisions relative to pa
tents These besides his very extensive library of legal
and mechanical works. and tuu accouDts Of patenta
granted in the United States and Europe render him able
beyond question: to offer superior facilities for obtaining
patents
All necessity of journey to Washington, to procure
patent, and the usual great delay there, are here
saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS
During the time occupied the Office of Commissioner
Of Patents, r. Il EDDY, ESQ., of Boston, did business at
the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents There
were few, any, persons acting in that capacity who had
80 much business before the Patent Office and there were
none who conducted it with more skill fidelity and sue
cess regard Mr.. Eddy of the best informed and
most skiful Patent Solicitors in the United States, and
nave no nesit on in assuring inventors that they cannot
employ pea-Jn more competent and Trustworthy and
more capable Of putting their applications form TO Sc
cure FOR them early and favorable consideration az the
Fatent ONCE. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Comm ssioner of Patents.
From the present Commissioner,
'AUeusT II, 1S55-nuring the time have held the
office CT Commissioner of Patents, r. a. Eddy ESQ., Of
Boston, has been extensively engaged in the transaction
of business with the Office, Solicitor. BE is thor
oughy acquainted with the law the rules of practice
Of the Office. regard him Of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had Official
Intercourse. CHAs. MASON,
Comm ssione. of Patents
Boston, Jan. l. 1857. deodkwIarn
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IMPORTANT TO DAGUERREOTYp p.
n ISIS, MARBLE DEALERS AND OTHERS.
Monumental Daguerreotype Cases.

method has long been ght for to insert in dur
able mauuer, Dagueneotype Lkenessea 10 Head Stones
and Monuments have been manufacturing these Gases
for the last years and warrant them to secure
the picture for number Of years,
The outside case is made Of Parian Marble, AMI the
box which ensloses the picture AMI keeps 1t Of
great perervaton for long number Of years. Is made Of
brass--a scrGw bar. 1t makes a very neat job on
Head Stone or Monument. They are used IN Greenwood
Cemetery Mount Auburn, Laurel Hill and many other
Cemeteries in the Uuitsd States.
liberal discount made to Marble dealers and Daguer
reotypsts. Price from SO 20 each to $3.50 circular
Of engayiugs will be sent to any address, free, with price
list Address,
A L. BALDWIN, Agent OF Mausoleum Dag Co.
ds d3m 1856 Broadway, New York,
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IA RRIAGEsl CARRIAG Es
o. BLOOD- q SONS

o. BLOOD s. SONS .I'
Having taken the old stand on Canal street formerly
cuped by VIM Y, WOOD, beg leave TO inform the publ
that they now prepared to msl to order and vii
keep constantly on hand, An ItHnds Of eesg
made Of the best materials and workmanship Particular
attention paid to all kinds q Carriage Repairing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-09

MAGNIFICENT WORK OF AHT ON A
I'VE MINUTE SOALE.- Museum of Painters and scnp-
tuers, containing all the works eff The eminent masters
10 series Of 1900 outline steel Plates with letter press In
English and French, aud account Of each Artist the
whole comprised in II neat tm W volumes muslin,
gilt and glttop Prize of the whole $25 CO. q. BAKER
h co ,1s4 Main street dtf 10
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Books, Mf.

III EW 200 x FOR SALE By
Y. b AKER &c CO.,
1874 Main Street.
songs Of Summer by Stoddard. 81
Words for the Hour, by Mrs. Howe. sHts
Our Grandmpher's Stories. ..
Pay Day Book by Fanny Fern.
Bdhov Bright, by Oliver Optic.
The Qladroon, by Masne Reid.
The Morgan Horse, by Linsley. prof Hitchcock.
biological Temperance Convention, Pew Edition, by
Blstou and Ladies' Almanacs, for 1857.
Octave Standard Poets, Antique.
Annals for 1857. slg --l eI..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-09

NEW STOREI NEW GOODS III. O
Az WARREN has enlarged and fitted mp in the best
manner, the store formerly occupied by WM AREoLn Tor
Toy, Var ely, Confectionery Fruit, Nut Segar Soda,
Beer, Oyster Eating and Zee Cream Saloon all Of which
furnished IA the best possible manner and at such
prices az will ensure immediate sale Friends and the
public are invited to Call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
No 1913 Main Street, Worcester.
50 eodn o m g JOSEPH @. WARREN.
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
Printed and Published by JOIN MILTON EARLE, 1
rzsMAs DREw at No. 212 Main Street. Worcester Mass


DAILY PAPEe.-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
nonthsi sl25 for three ontsi cents per week. single
opies two cents each. When paid strictly advance,
deduction OF 81 year will be made, and proportionate
eduction paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPEB.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and SO cents for three months II paid strictly in
advance sl75 cts. years single copies cents each.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-09

p , AT
4. -. GODDAD'S,
Union BLOCH, 1875 Mnis ST.. Worcester.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
Here may be found every variety Of Guns and Pistols
that desirable for amusement fixtures for the
same For Sporting use, we have DOUBLE barreld
Guns from Teo Dollars upwards; SINGLE barreIsd Guns
one barrel being rhed, the other smooth Single barrels
of every variety aud price.
Also, Caps, Wads, Powder Fasks, Shot and Game
Bags, &C., &c 9.Il.t .g4sl bsiGAi 31ra SEQ IGg71.
REPEATING PISTOLS.
Colts. of various sizes; Chicopee with Maynard self.
primer attached; Allen & Thurber's RevoYers; Smith
NELSON'S Volcanic Death Dealers; and va
riety Of others -dll of which viii be sold at
- Gllt thelowest possible prices. r1 s.,i b
ALIENS BREECH-LOADING RIFLE
Which is The best Breech-oading Rifle ia the country
Gring eighteen times 10 the minute throwing bali
at twelve rods through eight inches sad timber and car
rying over mile, having the advantage over all other
brsechoaders 10 not leaking and free from all chance
for accident by ling.
Al Rifles aoay7anted to shoot ioeU
They are the ones n all who design going West max.
Ing one man match for twenty Ave men with common
guns The public invited to call and examine them
for they will rear inspection.
L. y. GODDARD,
"a da Union Block. 1875 Mein 81.
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The pubic are invited to examine the large addition
recently made to my Stock new and beautiful styles Of
Ladies' nnd Gents JeweIry,
Consisting in part Of
Cents Gold Vest and Fob CHAINS.
Ladies' Gold iuard and Chatham CHAINs
Gold NECK LAcEs. LooGETs and BRACELETS.
Col VEST HOOKS, SEALS and KEYS
Gents Gold STUDS, SLEEVE BUTTONS and PINS
ladies' Gold, GoLD-sroNE MOSAIC PINS. KNOBS
and DROPS.
Ladies' Gold, oANFo PINS, KNOBS and DROPS.
1000 God FINGER RINGS, comprising all kinds
Also,
SILVER SPOONS, SUGAR sHovELs, NAPKIN
RINGS, &c.
SILVER PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, &c. from the
best Silver Pategs 10 the country.
large stock Of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES ex
cellent trne-keepers.
All the above mentioned goods will be sold at tn
price offered, and warranted to prOve recommended
DIS d&wtf M bAMB
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An MD
EEgEt sPfSEasegflgCfO9'B.

y
Having by far The most extensive and peri ct machine
oAIl mAnuactory the country we are prepared to ex
ecu orders with great facility promptness and superi
A. ~ variety aud quality challenge the competition Of
sne world All our antecedents from the pioneer Samuel
saf 10 the best cotton and wooden manufacturers Of this
aaS sustain Us in this position.
a. Dlplomas and MEDALS from all pats Of the United
sls, and from the London Crystal Palace testify to
hs superiority Of our productions.
lApof and expense that we have devoted 10 the
po.to'n OF has article, important TO the cloth man
ss MI we hope will merit continuation Of their lib
We also manufactnre
Uah Tanned Leather Betting,
~ w very hest quality, and keep constantly sn hand
lAbe aHsofIm ut Of ali sizes.
+. X. EARLE 81 co.,
1DWARn EARLE, Grafton street.
N '""hb, uy27 DIT
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l&g ONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!
~FH WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! when it is Just
as easy for any to be around with 3cket fu as
not if they only think so. have got new article,
from which from ave to twenty dollars day can be made
either by mals or female 1t is highly respectable busin
ess, and an article which is waned in every family in
the United States. Enclose two dollars by mail at
my risk, and Will forward by return mail clrcuor.
with full instructions IN the art. The business is very
easyTry It, fyou out u poyne Mt and YOU will
regret; for will be better for you to pay the above
sun, and insure goo business than to pay tw, nty i've
cents for Spurious advertisement This s no humbug.
Try M--TTy Hn TRY III Address your letters 10
DWIGHT MONROE, New York
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GHEAP GOODS AT THE
GETTY STORE.

GETTY STORE.
10000 yards best Hamilton and Pacific DELAINEs.
worth % cents, for 12t cents
5000 yards LYoNEsE CLOTHS, all coors. worth s7l
cents, for 12s cents.
400 yards Cotton and Wool FLANNELs, worth 25 cts,
for 12l cents.
1900 yards PRINTS, worth 10 cents, for Ct cents.
100 QUILTS for 81.
$50 pairs BLANKETS, worth $500 pair, for So per
pair.
200 dozen Ribbed HOSE, worth AZ cents for 25 cent,
per pair.
CT0AKs for Two Dollars
UAPEs for One Dollar and a Halt
CLOAKs for Three Dollars.
Capes for Two Dollars
CL0AKS for Five Dollars.
CAPES for Four Dollars
CL0AKS for Six Dollars.
CAPA5 for Five Dolare.
CL0AKs for Eight Dollars
CL0AKs for Ten Dollars
CL0AKs for Twelve Dollars.
CLoAKs for Twenty Dollars
CL0AKs for Twenty Five dol
CLOAKS FOR THIRTY DOLLARS,
% Coaks and Capes maize to order, at short notice
cllths and Trimmings at reduced rates All kinds o
Dry Goods selling cheap, at the City Store, las Main
Street, directly opposite the Post once
dis diff ]. H. CLARKE L co.