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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

BILL PARKER WITH THE GIRLs.-The
following warning to naughty husbands we
cat from the advertising columns of the
american Sentinel, Published at Lancaster,
Kentucky:
This is designed to let all the world
ana the rest of mankind know, that WILL
IAN PARKER, my husband, has left my bed
and board without cause or provocation.
Scarcely had the honey moon passed by,
before he sold my house and lot in Scott.
near Stamping ground, and the Franklin
hills, where he commenced collecting all
that was due to me, and selling OF all that
| possessed, after stealing my negro woman
AMI child, he left and located in Lexington.
where he IS now ranting with the gals,
rugged off from top to toe in broadcloth,
b ught with my niger money, and left
me destitute, forlorn and wretched.
Said OLD BILL PARKER is about sixty
fi'e years of age, low in stature, heavy
built, round shouldered, bald-headed, makes
a wrelched attempt to be polite and agree
able, and countenance sufficiently base
10 convict him TO the penitentiary or gal.
lows.
Dear sir, YOU viii do justice to right by
publishing the above, and requesting the
edit ors throughout the Union to give it s
place in their columns.
OH that bis isahlfee bed 4 e. IN sA}rq ~ qf
Be haunted by the beast with I heads and
10 horns.
Wedlock has been wofiil thing 10 me,
For marrying is not what ii is cracked up
TO be;
thought my pathway would be strewn
with flowers and roses,
But the way odBILL has made me wretch
cd is sin 10 Moses.
feel like a forest tree by the north wind
shaken,
Wretched, forlorn, sad and forsaken.
Janu airy 70. 1857. JANE PARKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

gg "John Phoenix" has Il good thing
on accordeons in the last number Of The
KaicEer5ocher:-He says an ACCORDION Is
an instrument out Of which music is pulled
very much as you would pull a frightened
cat out Of an ashhole, by the tail. Fh.
wretch.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

THE CANE Chop in LoUsIASA.-An ex
tensiye PLANTER who has recently examined
a large number Of plantations in the parish
of St Mary, La, assures the New Orleans
Bee that the prospect Of the next sugar
crop is magnificent. Never, at this period
s Of The Cane Esq be h R@ BIZ SHOOTS larger
lat Throughout the -.
sugar growing reg ? ,s,a1a the pros
pect is said to be equally bright.
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REGULATIONS, ETC.

The show grounds will be ready tor the
reception of articles and animals on the
first day of the exhibition. All entries
must be made with the Secretary before
o O'Clock on the second day OF the far !;
after that hour the books will be closed
and no further entries permitted.
Stock and all articles will be marked
with cards furnished by the Secretary, des-
;gpatiuo the class aud number OF entry
and Judges will report by such numbers
and classes: and. during the exhibition es-
arv article must be placed entirely under
the control of the officers OF the society.
The Judges will make their eNanlin;l-
t;ons and announce the awards OF premi-
ums by II o'clock on the second day OF 'hs
fair.
The judges are req ested TO rePof'
themselves on their arrival on the sho"
Grounds 10 the Secretary, who VIII present
Them with lists of all articles or animals
in the class they are chosen TO examine.
No person who is an exhibitor can ac'
&c ;,dge ON the class in which he exhibits
and during the examinations OF the Judges
f any neTson interferes with them by let
ter or otherwise he will he excluded iron
competition.
apNpp.r rifles APPLICABLE TO ANIMALS.
When there is but one exhibitor, 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

NATURALIzED FoRErGsERs.-Th Bffua
la Daily Advertiser says, that according
to Judg Taney's decision in the bred Scott
case, naturalized foreigern, and the decen-
dants Of foreigners naturalizcd since the
formation of the Constitution, are MT citi-
zens, and have not the rights of citizens, OF
the United States. That age judicial
functionary says" Every person and every
''class aud description Of persons at the
time of the adoption of the Constitution,
regarded as citizens of the United States,
became citizens of this new political body,
and none other. 1t WaS. framed for them,
and for their posterity, and nobody else. y
AS the naturalization laws were not passed
until after the adoption of the Constitution,
tiis doctrine would, if followed out, disfran-
chise not only all naturalized foreigners, bu,
their native born posterity. This is inf
nitely harder than Know Nottingham
Yet it has the sanction of the Democratic
patty Chicago Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

A BEAUTIFUL THoUGHT.-A little Swe-
dish Girl, while walking with her father on
a starry night, absorbed in contemplation
of the skies, being asked Of what she was
thinking, replied, Il was thinking If the
wrong side of heaven is 50 glorious, what
must the right side be"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

Best boar of any breed over 2 years
old, lst premium, So 90
do do I'd premium 90
Best SOW of any breed over years
old, 1st premium, 8 90
DO 90 I'd premium 2 90
Best pen Of pigs over 4 months old,
LIST premium, 2 90
do do % premium / 90
CLASS V POULTRY.
Judges-J. K. Woods, L. J. Woolley,
L. 0. Shrader.
Best coop barn yard fowls, lst premi-
UNI, So 90
do do Cd premium l 90
CLASS VI, NO. 10-FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Judges-John Runk, Silas Burt, j. Pot
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ggLevi sires, citizen Of Grnnd

E Lew ClfeS, Il ciaiAcn "a J
county. Mo-, killed his brother, Everett
sires.whlle in state of intoxicatlon on the
18th ult. Everett remarked, "You have
cut me, and that deep Said Lew, 4
did not mean to do it, aud would not have
dome it for the world. Levi then threw
himself on the bed Everett crawled to
the same bed, got upon it, and laid on 1t
With his face against his brothers. In two
minutes he was dead, and the trenzied fra
triciJal brother was asleep. Sires was
committed 10 jail for trial.
Gov. SLApE's School MISSIONARY
The Society to provide female teachers e, l 2,
the West, of which Ex-Governor Siaae
Of yer,aont, is the head, reports that 4oz
teachers have been sent out-os non
Connecticut, 10 from Massachusetts = I
from Vermont, SO from New York. "
the 49, teachers sent out, ! ~ nave fe
turned, nearly all Of them after teaching
! NO wears one hundred and forty-six nass
married; twenty-four have died; nine Q
| them after marriage.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

MORALS OF CHIcAGo.-The Chicago
Daily Times, says that in Chicago on Sun
days, they have SIS churches open during
the forenoon and evening but at the same
time there no less than eighty ball rooms
in each Of which the band plays from
morning till midnight, and wa!tzn .q,y goes IS
these festivities" they have two theatres
each with its perfoImersin tights and very
short garments, rivalling Elsler in their
graceful evolutions. Saloons have their
front doors closed by proclamation, but dc
a thriving business by means Of side en-
frances.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

Cry CHARTER-T CITY Charter PEE
sented for the adoption or rejection Of the
eItize Of Mineral Point, on Tuesday last,
vas adopted By l67 majority. The vote
was very light one Mineral Point rss.
bnne.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

IN ExPEcrANcY.-Ag gentleman and Ia
dy evidently from the country, recently
drove up to the door of the residence of a
clergyman in this city, at a pace not exact
ate driving, ana entering, signiiied their
desire to be joined in the "holy bonds Of
Their excessive haste and
evident confusion, awakened suspicion IN
the mind of the reverend gentleman that
the case before him was an elopement,and
he therefore proceeded to question the
bridegroom as follows:
Minister-"Have you a wife living sir T
Bridegroom-"No sir, | haven't any
now, bat Ierpect to hare one shortlyfu
The ceremony was Immediately per-
formed. il GAINESVILLE Standard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

eel. NJ. Strong is elected County
Judge Of Iowa County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

BuLLs.-Adam Clarke used to say that
the reason why the Irish are SO famous foi
conversational bulls, is because they think
much faster than they can talk. Howev-
er, that may be, many Of these taps' h'-
anae attributed to the Hibernians, are very
amusing. A Dublin student, being asked
what was ment by'posthumous works, an
swered ssSuch works as a man writes after
he is deadr An Irish lieutenant, station
ed board, being informed ~ letter that
his widowed mother had married sec
Iopd time, expressed his alarm about m
right of prmogeniture by hoping "she
wou!dn'tllave a son older than himself J =
But the best bull we ever heard OF, was
shown in Paddy'- description OF the ANNA
of that name. This is the way you may
know him. When you see a group ol
coos lying down in the field and one OF
.em is a-standin' a bull" Yes
IPaddv-two bulls at least.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

STARTLING IF TRUE.-The Memphis Ia
gle d inquirer says, it is informed by a
STAKEHOLDER of Tishomingo County, Miss,
that there are many persons in that coun
ty who are avowed anti-slayery men; and
that some OF them are iii the habit of de-
claring they are for a dissolution Of the I'm
ion, for the simple reason that such q
catastrophy will necessarially result in the
abolition Of that institution" Our con
temporary further alleges that it was dis
timely charged, in 1851, by the Fire Eat
ers, that there were three hundred aboli-
lition voters in Tishomingo County. This
Is certainly very singular and rather start
ling. Abolition in Mississippi We don't
pretend 10 understand it N. o. Bulletin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

MEXICAN ANNExATIoN.-lh new W.
leans Picayune prints rnmor from Next
co to the effect that Vidaurrl, the lnsur-
gent chief, had despatched an agent to
Washington City, with proposals Of annex
alton. Circulars were issued throughout
the country, commenting the policy OF an
nexalion, and everywhere received with
shouts of enthusiasm. Men. women and
children painted to repose under the broad
shadow of the American eagle.
i BANK NOTE CIRcULATIoN.-The New
York Times saws the bank-note circulation
of the u. S. States, at the present time is
estimat to represent about Sl90,O0o,-
/ 900. In this estimate are included only
genuine bank notes, which daily pass from
hand to hand in the exchanges Of trade
In addition to these, there is in circulation
. vast number Of counterfeit bank, notes,
whose representative value cannot be com
puted, and which perform all the function;
Of money, the holders Of each being, fo'
various reasons, unable to distinguish the
one from the other. The Times argues
the necessity of some more effectual mean
of detecting and suppressing counterfel
4 ,nfqS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
CLASS IX-FRUIT.


.Judges-D. r. Burt, A. E. Kilbyy, John
II. Rountree.
Best ten varieties of good apples not less
than five of each, named and labeled,
-, nra,n;um 81 90
do do I'd premium, so
Best five varieties of good apples not
less than three of each, named and
labeled, LIST premium, oo
do do I'd premium, Sc
Best exhibition of cultivated plums, 81
Best exhibition of cultivated grapes, o.
Rest collection of melons, OF
CLASS X, NO. l5-DIscRErIoSAEY De
PARTMENT.
.Tudges--J. A. Barber, Nathaniel Wells
10. NJ Jackson. :,
Under this general head premiums VII
be au arcled upon articles of usefulness an(
merit, not provided for IN the foregoing
list, subject to revision by the Executive
Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

LAND GRANT TO MINNEsorA.-The a
mount of lands granted to Minnesota IN
der recent act of Congress, for railroad pur
poses, is estimated at 4,416,000 acres.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

AN OLD ILL1NoIsAN,-A resident of III
inols, lone hundred and ten years of age, ar
rived in this city a few days since, who
had walked the entire distance from hi,
home in that State The greatest days's
travel upon this tedious journey was twelve
miles. The old gentleman came to visit
the east end ofLong Island,in search of ev-
ldence Of his services in the Revolutionary
struggle by which to establish his claim to
pension. The reason of his walking was
that he would not incur the risk Of shorting
his mortal career by riding on railroads.
80 strong was his prejudice against this
mode Of conveyance, that while in the up
or part of this city and desiring TO come
dewn to Brookly ferries on his way to the
destination on LongIsland, he could not be
induced to ride In the Second Avenue
horse power railroad cars, but walked down,
crossed the ferry, and pressed on to the end
OF his Journey New York Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

Articles in this class must be made II
the family. No article manufactured IN
factories or out of the family can receive a
premium. Articles of needle, shell and
wax work, not included in the above slst
NAV be awarded premiums by the Judges
In this class subject to revision BY the Tx
eculiye O. mmlttee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

though he may show several animals in !
class or subdivision of class, only one
premium will be awarded that to be the
highest or otherwise, according to the mer
its Of the animal adjudged.
The judges shall in all cases withhold a
premium where the animal is not worthy,
even though there be no competition.
Prize animals at former exhibitions will
be allowed to compete for premiums, but
they must receive a higher prize, or in a
different class, TO entitle them to the spe-
ciie premium named In all other cases
they will receive if successful, certificate.
Should any individual enter an animal
IN d9ay other name than of the bona tide
oe0ner, the person making such entry
shall not be allowed to receive premium
All horses and cattle entered as full
blood must be accompanied by pedigree,
which shall be supported by affidavit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

.Judqes-Wood R. Beach, Miss Mary
Parker, Miss Julia Hyde.
Best pair woolien blankets, | W
Best FIVE yards flannel, l w
Best five yards woollen cloth, l w
Best ten va,ds rag carpet, / w
Best ten yards woolen carpet, w
Best pair wooden miitens, l W
Best ten knots woollen yarn, w
Best pair of cotton stockings, w
Best pair of linen stockings, W
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TO BE HELD

CLASS ~, no 9-swINE.
Fes-Jonathsn Perrin, John Eayres,
b Hannum,
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rERles or ADysxrIs1Aa.

ssslaass Cards. aet sxsssdiag six lioss, iaeiAs
III, stAssviss eS. - ,
Notices u nsstiasa, sAasitakis ssslSsiss, Ass
sompantss, As.s hall nriss, -
DnPlaysA aAvsstlssasaS hslf nsss tAsa ths
abovs rates.
Advseipsnsats lsaAsA saA plssod uohaeShs 49,
Of spsSA aatises." lsstts ~ svdtss.v essaa.
special aotisse h ths lesAl selsnn . oAenAs -
Iios.
Advsytiesasats ordsesA - he iaslas eaei irSveAy,
In the Daily, attss ~ Asst tso vsaks. W = -.
more thAa ShA Above saTes. s.s. -
AdvsstissasaS NOS asson paaieA With ditestlene
will - iassstsA u fsshiA esA shssosd ~ eepee1.
ingiy.
AHtrsssests ts1sssltssAssss .sss b Sss1 n s1vsses
This rails viiI aet - vsxis1 frso. i 81
WAsa ths advertiser ssss he WsSkly ASeus. ~
tpriss viii b the sans - h ~ Daily. vhops e.
Daily sad Weekly Ass hssA sss1. 1S - eenA, a u
- dsdsstsa froa the aegsegsAs aassoe. - 81
Uadss ~ Drsssst sS1tsa, ~ aAsssliQO pags @
1sso fos IA spsss be osssplsss ~ sAAan1 koiaR
generally aAoptsd. 0srehssos fer sAseoDo vlll o
I5ssats per SQUARE.
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OHIO AND AIssIAslPPg
-
BROAD QUA0E DATIROAD
U. 9. MAIL AND ExPRRss ROUTE.
CsrrysaS tAs Grsaf koveAeym snd Easfsrs Mail.
NEW ARRANGEMENT

ZOE TIE WIAfxA or 1861.
svo fssoosa fRAfSs Asp oHs q AHDosAL AoooxnopA-
r r"s raAIs DA1Ly lsuHDAY KxcsrrsDl.
- ~ follows:
Morning Nail train lesvss 81. Louis at 7;ts sslosk
4 H., ana E. 81. Louis Depot at $3.50 A. 4. Even
tng Exprsss train leaves st. Louie s:4s r. n, and
T. -. Louis Depot 4:30P.n.
The Ssndoval Acconaoaation leaves saadov al at
?. H., on the arrival of shs Illinois Ceatral train
from the North aad ssath, and arrive, at st. Louis
~ Pa T., askiAG tae qateksst and most direct
soa.s oS.ueen %. hoas ana CAIRO AMI points north,
On me i.sin0as ceasfsi HAiiroad.
lne Aah and Express trains make direct snd
e.e'n noonneotions o. tnaisnaPoiis wiidali ksstsra
~. -. - .eAink sns snolssst AMI quickest possi-
ps.,o ouss HoI 'ne pfesentl % New York, Boston,
Toilodetp0lA, PittobuYRh, HAltiuurc. Wnah ain Stnu
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JUST RECIIyED AT
HOOPERsn

11OORERs8
DRug ana Rrsscriptiou oture.
a N0IhEk frssh supply Il Drug, Chemicals,
:. lwAsraated purs,) Psrfunesy and Hascy ar
ucIss en- nsresssG she nost popular articles Il The
dAy, 20 whish Ae invites your sstsntion.
Scncsasfs1sd PeFsiAn ksssnce, the most elegant
asrsee6is and lasting odor
boasSs. d'0rlsass, sr Xxx Bourbon; Oriental
Drop, Otto Of Rssss,
Ext 1Aslelia, Ext. New Aown Hay.
!" So, 1nd. .s,., Zee , Nose,
/" A.k, jesSsy cisb,
" Asliosrops, violc<se.
'sfossa, Amhsr Asd Orange Flown Water; Aro-
onAtie Vinegar, Aromatic CryslAls, der
nan rsrena Cologne, Aseassar On,
s's:s:' s:::. I; s.ss ss't:; i:., PM cs.is s''-
Balls, Lilly White,
Bandaiins, and Esyptian Hair Dye.
. soa rAs aAia.
Aisxanders PslAmicus,
savags's Ursina,
Lyman's Arstssins
Basin's peneins Soap,
Luolns hsyon Supsrdns Sosp,
Vsreena Soap.
Honey sose,
vsfstsbie Oil Sand SOAP,
1raasp~reat 6oap Bars,
TIansparsa. sssp Bails
:. Am.ndins soap,
Marsh MAllow,
0susins Yankee soap.
Military shaving soap,
| shaving Cream,
Shaving brushes,
Aair brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Nail Brushes,
Flesh Brushes
Port Moesies,
Railroad Companions,
Cigar Cascs, and
travelling Flasks Of every description.
SLAvoRise KxrRAcrs.
vsnillA,
Almond,
Lemon,
|, Celery.
oeo4V Pine Appls, Ac.
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Seasrai Aa.ssnstisins collsetinS Assaey.

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MANUFACTURED BY THE CHICAaO aAa
=. ~ Mss si.eeo5y ls Dssrbornstreet Chicago
CORNAEAL, HAM, FARMEks'
OSNABUk0 AND SEAMLESS
p GRAIN SACHS
Furnished upon the shortest notice, and at ~.
lovest market psioss The dssigss for brandinf are
new, original, and not to be surpassed ip this
try. q. W.ASHARD
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0ocUa - - H7n
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sirs.. -,
sept. =. looe.-ASwiy
GEMS rLVANIA 1AlLn O1D.
G. - . = -
nm. W J ss,, !. ~ 49, -! =.
= PhiA aad Pites burg -Tas A0aSus NAIL TnAm
lssves PAilaAslphia lss PitAbsrg at "a Il. NJ, and
!1toe essg Tor PAilsAsiphia y I a. u. Tna FAsr
kAo leaves PhiladelDhia fof PIteshuYx st r. n
1ns Hans 1xSnum 1aAis lsasse Phiisdsiphia for
Pittsessg = III p. H., and PsNSSrr FOR PhilsAai.
phia - 10 p. II.
The ahovs lines connect q Pitesburx with Hafi.
rosds y and from st. Louis. Mo- Alton. 0slena
and Chienso ia. Rrsnkford LAri. vtnn saX Ton
hviiis, X. Tsrrs Hss.e Nsdisor. Lsaavett. .nd
Iadtaaspolis I>A Ci.sinnatj D>ytou. gcrsnva.lA
Bsllefen1eine. Headssky, Tolsds dieyelssd. CAR
bus, Ianeevilie. Nassiliou s.d n ooster Ohio .iso
vftk ~ 49,. p..het Rn.A. S.o.. "a - ~. ~
leans s.. Lovis. Louisyillr. ana Ci.cirrss, "
Tkruush Tiehses can be ~ N ~ S,o,. .,,N.. -
ths aheys 49,. ''' -
Por fnytksr ,artAsulayy - Had hin. =, ~. A,s
fsrsot starti,s MINT. p.ss.n.... S.n.. -. ~.
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western Ststes. ~ san,;r.a.s R.;i-s- 1;.s..
This road ALSO con secs I, pi,s.burr vih i.iiv IN.
Of Ssesmers 10 III po,.. oa - W...s,n ~. ~
| At Clevelsnd ana E.ndu.L~ v;,S So !. -, ~,
por,s on ~ Nerth vssssrr 49,: msn;ns,s
direct eheapes, and r,li.hls ,osts ~ vh;ch
can ~ foevssAed ~ "A f,o,, - (ay.s, W..
No. ..~v..s 80,
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| and o.. no.ss n. 49,
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BDcYet OpO4lo Ano8aooUAe 8.
a ROlULkK Distlosssy ~ AS1D, edtoNeo. -
~ nsdlusa. Hlseoy, nslitl1 NJ Uo1I Iaok ~ rs
tt11 E5sbsr, aalls(e1 ~ = 4luss1uS1lk, e
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1OU 1Ss I0S1.--08V0 NJ F4|
hs Gass Ctsy aSsinss the Worl1.
keokUk Mattress Mandatory
A.C. Orr

Aow manufaNturing MAttfssses Of every de-
soriptisn, Spiral 6pring, CuYisd Hair, woolsn,
Fslting ,eottsa. .Asss, Birch, 6huek, and Straw, oi
The best quAltty. Pillows sad bolstsrs ef all
kinds. Also Comforts and EsatAess.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended
TO, and all articles Manufactured OF sold ct ny
astAblishment will be offered at fair terms, and
warranted. Ichallsngs theprodsstioa u superior
wnsk At any of Ihs hiad in ths Nast-
srn sosnt.y. 1ou are respectfully iavitsd to sAll
and examine spccimsns Of my work. WAssxoou
corner Of bsarIh street and ks~hsny.
hare In Opsratiea newly .invsntsd and sxpsn-
sive nachinssy, which snAhlss me 70 man1iae-
ture better work, 81 more liberal ratss, than In.
fsrior work otherwise manufActured ean b. AAsrd-
ID for. Material for Bedding ale. sepassd 81 ne
chinsryis more uniiornly and perfectly prseas-
ID, and tbs work fsf sapsrior IN quality.
Wholesale ont RStolI.
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GElnERs0
JEWEl,NY STORE.

J6"0AN 6xOA0.
Esecsd street. between Main and JoAnssn.
Ii AyING just rslAsnsd fren ths kast, =
Ii respectfully cali ths attention Of Dy.HA
friends. and the public gensialiy, 70 my
new and Ansssoek II waasAes, jsws'ry. silver asd
plated wArs, fancy sooas, Ac-.
Watcheo.
Fine gold duplsx, mags, pAtcnt and dttschsd
lever wsloAss, silver pns3At and detached lsvsrss
and Epines VI all kinds and qualities.
JSWel1y.
LaAisa' plain geld, mosAic, cameo and enanslleN
ssrrings and breAzt pins, ladies and ehiidrcn's
gold sad jss braselsss, ladies' end gsut's geld
chains, Pensals snd peas, gold aAd disnoad Angsr
rings. gold and silver thimblcs, gents gold breass
pins, stsAs collar and sleeve buttons gol1 silver,
steel snd patent spsstscles, pocket, tsbls and de-.
ssrt cutlery, and scissors.
silver W0pO.
In which line iutsnd not " be surpassed by AAy
store west or north VI st. kouis, vs: silver table,
dessert asA sss spooas and forks sugar, ,ersan, No.
tArd and salt speons butter and fruit kAivss silver
and plated napkin rings, Ae.
RsassA Wase anA Fancy Ooeas.
PLATED and britannia tsA sets, sastors, frpit ana
cake baskss, candlssticks, pearl and shsll pocket
| sooks, and IN fest svsrytAisg pertaising TO ny
line.
Clocks.
general assortment ef clocks Of the latest pAt.
terms and bsst make, all warranted 10 keep god
time.
~waseAes and Jewslry repaired in the NEST
| worknanliks manner, snd ~ the shestest notice.
Dys-diy JULES 6EISEk.
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