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The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

KANsAs.-It is stated that a yerv
large emigration is now going forward
to Kansas. Every arriAal at St. Louis,
whether by Railroad or Steamer, brings
large number of emigrants.
1t is estimated that during this year
not less than seventy thousand will be
added to the permanent population of
the territory. The emigrants come
principally from the northern and cast
ern States.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

ARRIvAL.-James Stark and lady,
favorites with play going Californians'
arrived on the Sth inst, from Australia.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

Big STRANBERRY.-The editor of
the Pacific Sentinel has received lot
of Chile strawberries, among the num-
Der one measuring six inches in circum-
ference. That lets us out.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

COOP HAUL Eleven Cinnamon
were brought before Recorder Hupp,
on Tuesday, charged with gambling.
The proof being clear against them,
fine of s11O was imposed
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

"a Colonial Snowden, and other dis
tinguished Californians arrived on the
last steamer.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

IPorter's Spirit Of the Times has
an account of an old fellow, who "would
rather tell lie on six months credit,
than tell the truth for cash"
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

HARMoNY.-The Mountain Democrat
is pitching into Broderick without
gloves. This looks like harmony in
the democratic party with vengeance
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

~ The Legislature of New York
has passed resolution providing for an
amendment to the Constitution of the
State, by abolishing the property quail
fication in negro voters, and abrogating
The section which requires residence
of three years in the State.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

% The Democrat is correct in stat
ing that portion of the monies sued for
by the county against the bondsmen of
W. W. Wright, late Sheriff, has been
paid over. The money, however, was
not paid out of the estate, but was
money specially deposited by Wright,
after collection, and was never the pro-
perty of the estate.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

STAws.-Captain Rynders has been
appointed Marshal of New York, and
a lady turned out of a post office in
Wisconsin to give place to another fel-
low of the same stripe.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

The 4TH.-The Downievillians are
the only patriotic people in the State
we have heard of. They intend to eel
citrate the fourth in becoming manner.
Banners are to be out and colors a-flv-
ing at the capital of Three Mile Hollow
on that glorious occasion. The great
American eagle will doubtless be mi
nutely described with her intrinsic vir-
tues, and the Star Spangled Banner
apcstrophised in imperial style.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

1 A project is on foot to establi4 h
a pro=slavery journal in London, whid h
is to advocate direct trade with the
South and defend the policy of the
slave States.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

LARGE LUMP.-We saw a nugget in
the hands of Mr.. Ball, on Monday, which
was taken from Little Deer Greek
about a mile and half from town, the
weight of which was 16oz. There
seems to be few of the ozd sort left vet.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

FAILURE OF WATER.-Miners about
Alpha complain of the water giving out
very fast. We understand Capt. Kidd
intends running a ditch from his mam-
moth canal to the diggings soon,
whence an abundant supply will be OBJ
tanned. So it is to be hoped, as the
claims about Alpha are now in condi-
ton to yield plenteously.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

Coon PRosPEcT.-A prospect of S53
from one pan of earth was taken few
days since from the Empire Cos. claims,
at the head of Rush Greek. The
claims lie on the south side of Cement
Hill and are probably on the same lead.
Connel, Venard, & Co. are the owners,
and rich thing they have of it too, the
channel of the lead being reported to be
near two hundred and fifty feet in width.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

RAMA slight sprinkling of rain
visited us yesterday about four o'clock,
P. NJ. 1t was very modest affair how
ever. Apparently fine seive was
used on tie occasion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-28

! WHO WRITES THE NEGRO SONGS 2
The principal writer Of our national music is
Stephen G. Foster, the author of"Uncle
Ned" 80 Sus,nnah," &c. Mr.. Foster re-
sides near Pittsburg, where he occupies a
moderate clerk.hip, upon which, and a per
ccntaye On the sales of his songs, he depends
TOR living. lie writes the poetry as we'll as
the m;sic Of his songs. These are sung
wherever the English language is spoken,
while the music is sung wherever men sing.
In the cotton field Of the South, among he
mines Of California and Australia, in the
sea coast cities of China, in Paris, in the
London prison, every where, in fact, his mel
odies are heard Uncle Ned" was the
first.
This Wa, published in 1915, and reached
sale unknown till then in the music publish.
ing business, Of The Old Folks at Home. "
100000 copie, have been sold in this coun-
try, and as many more in England My
Kentucky Home" and "Old Dog Tray" each
had sale of about 10000 All his other
songs have had great run. All his COM
positions are simple, but they are natural,
and find their way to the popular heart. and
link themselves inlissolubly with its best
asso:ations
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-28
A MEXICAN < FOREIGN PATENTS
R. H. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS.

Late Agent of L. :. Patent Office Washington
under the Act OF l>37.l
&C STATE 81. opposite klby ST., BOSTON.
After AN extensive practice Of upwards of twenty
wears. cctiuuc> :" secure Patents in tie United
States: also IN Great Britain. France ana other Tor
eiEn countries Caveats. Specifications. Assign
nent. and all Papers Drawn - i"r Patents ex-
ecuted ON liberal tsrm> and With DESPATCH. Re
searches made I'M" American /, reign works Il
determine tie validity utility 81 Patients or In
,entI"n>-ad LEGAL or oi-r advice rendered in All
matters touching Tie same. Copies Of the claims
oi any Patent furnished w renl,inc One Dollar
Assignments recorded II Washington.
his Agency l. n"i ONLY Tie largest in New Ing
land. tu; TN, ugh II inventors have advantages i,r
securing patents. or I-cer'auc the latelitaii3l:v
of inventions. unsurpassed hv. ii nnr UNNECESSARILY
superior 10. any which lie offered them else
where. The Testimonials he'ow gwen prove that
none Is NoEE StC'l >>IUI. Al IIE Faint OFFICE
tnam TIE subscribers: AID a. SU,,I>> Is 1HE BI>T
fE""F OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY he would
add THAI he has abundant 70 believe and cal,
prove. that other office the kn are the charges
for professional services moderate. The INNER sc
practise 81 the subscriber during twenty wears past
has enabled him IL accumulate vast collection of
specifications and ,icial decisions relative To- pa
tents. These besides his extensive library OF LEGAL
and mechanical works. and iu aC counts of patents
granted IN the United States and Europe. render
HIM able. hevoEG question, 20 offer superior facili
ties for obtaining patents.
All necessity at = tourney TO Washington 10 pro
cure patent. and the usual great delay there are
here saved inventors.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-28
lNIEALING BALM.


\ vaJorized preparation, for inlalnS, directly in
to the lungs, where the local disease is. The Balm
is presented with the ueS. confidence that it is the
best medicinal agent employed for the cure OF
Consumption ard Asthma Many certificates Of
those who have been cured, materially benefited
by this medicine may be in the hands of agents.
1t has accomplished the most wonderful cures in
the city Of Boston and vicinity, and is producing
an impression diseases Of the lung, never before
witnessed by the medical profession.
1t has restored to health those upon whom disease
had made rapid and fearful advances, and where
other remedies had proved unavailing. Rcin. Va
,.riZco and inhaled, it enters every air CELL and ev
cry particle OF the lungs. Its action is mild and
agreeable. while its salu:ary effects are truly won
derlul. The Vapor Inhaler is made of silver and
glass, and is admirably adapted to its purpose.
We invite the closest Inspection and scrutiny of
Physicians, confident that our preparations will
meet with universal approval
PulmOHic Cherry Cordial supports the stomach
and improves digestion, and in.tiis the end of the
philosophical treatment of Consumption better than
al: other article. 1t is admirably calculated to
relieve that CONSTRUCTED state of the chest which
is so often met with in lung diseases and is highly
etfic"cious in relieving coughs of long standing. 1t
is Il safe remedy in any stage of Pthi>c. TSed in
connection with the lnhaiing Balm the Compound
of Cod Liver Oil, as prepared from DIR. Warren's
reci pes. 1t will be found to have curative powers
far superior to any other article before the pubic.
Price s. a package. ANY person enclosing S. to
BURR. FOSTER 4 CO., No. l Cornhill, Boston.
will receive package containing bottle Of Pul
m'nc Cherry Cordial. Of Inhaling Balm, and
the Medlcated Vapor Inhaler, in neat box by TX
press, free to any part Of the United States or Brit
i.h Provinces
S. WARREN & AVER, Proprietors. For sale
wholesale and retail, by BURR, FOSTER & CO..
General Agents, No. Corlhill, and fsrsas ty all
DRUGGISTS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-28
From tie Ganesscc Farmer.

SCRATCHES on IIoKsEs.-Rub the part
affected with plaster Of Paris. once day. I'M
til cure is Effected or. wash the part affect
ell clean with CASTLE soap suds, and oil it we'll
with curriers' curry every other day. In eli
Their case, keep the horse out of the mud.
GRATING WAx.-One part beeswax,
two parts 'alIow, four parts ro,in. Mix to-
gethcr, and work it like shoe maker wax.
CURE FOR THE STING OF A Bee
SaIeratus wet with water; or fine salt ap-
piled in the same way.
To Cure HORSE DlsrENrrR-
fed with a paddle.
FOR ROTs OR BELLYACiE IN IInEsrs
-ilalt pint new milk halt pint mola<seS
one tablespoonful saleratus or the following
may be used; half pint vinegar, halt pin,
soft soap, half pint gin, half pint molas.es
Put them together and shake them we'll, and
pour down while foaming.
For CURING IlAMs.-IIalf pint molas
SEES, quarter pound sugar, three ounce, salt
petrc, two ounces saleratus, one quart salt, to
each pail Of water. Make enongh to cover
the meat.
LINIMENT FOR WOUNDS OR BRrIsFs
on HORSES OR CATTLE.-IIalf pint of al.
coh"!, one ounce spikenarl, one ounce
British oil, one ounce oil sannum, one ounce
spirits turplntine. one ounce camphor gum
one ounce soap, made fine. Put all in bot.
tie, and cork tight.
J For CoLIC IN IIoHsEs-Tie 4 small
piece of Tobacco on his blt, ard exercise him
moderately.
10 MAKE YELLOW BUTTER IN WINTER
Feed carrots or CRATE two ounces fol-
each quart of cream-put it in water, and
strain it in the cream.
TO KEEP BUGs FROM VINEs.-Mix ,
table spoonful OF spirits Of turpintine with a
quart OF plaster; put it in the hill ever,
other day, as long a. necessary Or what i.
better. coop hen with young chickens
the chickens will soon destroy the destroy.
ers.
10 MAKE AN EXCELLENT SALvE.-
lake alum, CASTLE soap, and camphor
gum, of each lump as large a. a walnut
Puiver'ze them well, and mix with Gill of
honey, cold then melt lump OF beeswax
and lump Of rosin. the size of hens eec
together, add them to the fist, and stir un.
til cold.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-28
Use none but Hayes Allied Ointment a
HUMCR SYRUP.

lie qgss'ios. fa"E, s'Hhod' hroi,>r,j'icinc. =
era an .N.dJ,ib,,,
SCEoFl IA. Sail Rhcrni. Er,>il~la> Cameron. H.
- SCad Head. Ear-T> Itch Burns. M,it urial ~
S"r.>. l'r. kil.cWurm and Iuiii,r> aid Frirf
tn1an."li> 'il>'->>' "N'rN kim! Cl. =,
ele.,i>rd 81 AL impurities. Ia '- Nas-- ..t
n''i and Hliisr SArElf' ~ eiirtiIal =
offered The irlic- These Cei, ral,
So speedily Thoroughly ana permanently. with
Ia Ike Stem W, haNe .itr'ft.> f'>flll
si> II the iir> r>r iaiIlilv y h" haze a,
ti>. nrNcrallii' 7. i,'!'- III their '.
worst forms oi disease. with itc ni'>f ldlN f
RESULTS. Trt rirmiiiir- >iI>iariioi. ci,irar
sc>. Prepared unlN -, r T. IL. HAYES. si-c,'--r 20
naira, frrr- IiaN,>a Nash. lrl1l,t laNf,ft- %
Sold hni.saie ami retail in ~ I"r>luk ~ ! 4 b =.
aud 10y Br"Nne H"rt: Wells Ki,"I ln a 1 Ba,iN &.
and by Druggists ami Ap"fheraric> c'i'rallv- =. :.
Ef- Ecware al article ia liz, market ~ I'D III. '
Inc Allied ointment. rutui 10y Cha> II k'rt 10 "a
base counterfeit "r HAYES.
FRED T. SMITH. Montpelier. Agent for Vermont.
Sold in Lyndon Ky q n J ii Weeks
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-28
~ NJ. W. LITTLE'S ESTATE
SALE ADJUUlkNED!

; Pursuant to an order Of Court: will be sold n
Public Auction AT the premises, on the 2eth dav of
March inst, at 10 O'Clock \. H., all that valuabl,
PROPERTY situated on Black River, near the Village
of lrasburgh. known as the Mill privilege, Saw
Mil. Machine Shops. Dwelling houses, &C.. being
the Real Estate of VIM. ". Little
The property COMPRISES one of the most ,,ira.
bic Mill privileges in Northern Vermont and is toe
well known TO require further description. and til,
same property offered for sale on the 22d of Dec
last; the property having been struck off ut that
time an the bidder failing to comply with the
terms OF sale ii will be sold as aboye sisted.
AIS" one pew in the Methodist Church. Terms
made known at the time of sale at any time pre-
vious by enquirng of the Administrator.
N. Il. klMRALl, Administrator.
lrashurgh. Mrr'h l.. 1857 lO25-.6
l)i>soltfIoS AND corAErNEEsHIr.
The firm known rs Lewis & Smith, i. hereby
dissolved by miitnA consent. The books Will lie
e't WIKI ". Lewis. for settlement All person.
indebted vii! please call and settle as Mr. Lewis
intends going West "a soon as possible
The business viii hereafter 9 carried on under
tie l..ne of Merriam & Smith
J. W. LEWIS.
IRA G. SMITH.
West Concord VT, March 9th, 1857 lo25-7e
DUTNAM'S NEAT BARRELS for sale
II /. +. BROWNS
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DIR. GRAVES
Hygeian Alternative Syrup
TIE GREAT REMEDY
The ImpuritY Of the Blood.

his Is TIE great remedy Of the present time. 1t
ha> become known Il the great for all those
chronic diseases that affecting people MI over
thr country. 1t 'a perfect cure for .r,ry Kind IF
hnnor. Il has cured hundreds of people Of Liver
Complaint. and Kidney Diseases Ii cures Salt
Eheum like a charm. /, has never failed to cure
any Of Debility. and all ordinary Of
Scrcua. We can show you recommendations of
this medicine from many of the first persons in \.
England. Over five hundred certificates from pco-
pie i'll Vermont AMI New Hampshire, tell what fit
has done in these State. Reader. YOU afflicted
with any of the above complaints? If vou are.
don't tail to get this Great Remedy. 1t is made
from the prescription OF pr. Graves, the most cele-
hraed physician in the Royal Medical Society of
Great Britain. Prepared in this country only by
Marcus +. Eridgnan, NJ d.. and sold at whole" ale
bv \. II. Gates x Co., Brownsville, VT.
Nr. y. Iru. Lyndon, wholesale agent. Sold by
j. G.. Bingham. 81. 'ohn>burv. and ali respectable
Druggists Throughout The country. lo2l-72
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-28
60 wherever thou wilt"

70 Wherever tnOu VIII.
She answered, lllustrious Emperor, l
vii! obey thee. Grant me only that may
stay until Tomorrow" The Emperor grant
ed what she asked, and in the evening she
poured some of the juice of certain herb
into cup Of wine, and presented it to him,
and said, "Drink, ilustrious Emperor, and
be happy! Tomorrow shall be more JOY
full than was even on my marriage morn"
The Emperor drank, and soon his eyelids
became heavy, and he fell asleep; and while
he slept, the Empress had him lifted into a
carriage which was in readiness, and therein
conveyed to distant grotto, which she long
ago had prepared in anticipation of such an
emergency. When the Emperor awoke, and
found himself in the grotto, he angrily de-
manded how he had come thither. II have
had you brought here" replied the En-
press. And he then asked, very angrily,
wherefore she had done this, adding -" Did
not say thou shouldst no longer be my
wife" The Empress took out of her bosom
the writing. which the Emperor had given
her before her marriage, and answered.
1T is true, illustrious Emperor but thi.
writing, which was given with thine own
hand, accorded me the right to bring away
with me, when Iquitted the castle, whatso'
ever might love the best; exercise my
right, and brought thee, most gracious En-.
pcror.'
When the Emperor heard these words,
he vowed never to part from so faithful and
wise wife. So he embraced her, and re-
turned with her to the castle and they two
sat thereafter side by side upon the throne,
for many summers; and when the last sum-
mer had passed, Death 1eaped them both to-
ge.her, like a double ear of corn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-28
5. RUY ME x I'LL DO YOU GOOD.

NOW j. the time I" the great spring and .
i,iic. Or lANnl-El'S Rod and ll-rf Eirf,Is -
l>ed al Sar>aiiarla. yellow p- l. u iii gii.TrN. II
n,I1 Pri hN Ash. EiinigtGi. Mandrake. Paii'Ir- =
VI mi, 'liilcl Z" ac ilI' ill -
oi disease. and iiliinS ''ic II The fs>t ui's
n'iIifr -lluii,ov AMI Liver plant IN al Tbs
pN >"I>ia.t >Ilh c,>S iiiis'fs ed 'lir Bleed -
lii.,>ri,n "l,ia, he. pilzii,>>. H-afriHrn s,--f
ath. lai c'r. ntahi>> hos al Appetite. 'i,dlliA i
,ii>, n-rrIITl, ATE, IL and all llIriii.>.
hat thu VaiI>e MAY Ice. Thea is>.tt
take useful all times. ard';rc L. de- GOOD Ii,r g
the bowels. puIil III. hl,sd. heal. sirel..l,l.
tuid up AID keep ia order the whole STEM I've
Should tl N,arln,st-,st battles Ise. -
pro, nc II The most popular medicine HI
Price 'iis - ,iid \. AZ cents i-,r boIic- II. -
street. Boston sod by all .raltrsi in medicine es,IA :
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-28
JOSEPH W. FI.klN>' ESTATE.
81 lite OF Yep WON'T
STATE or IEHlION7.

District "t f.sssN
At Probate Corrt 'i-u L.uvu!irs III sad Di,ric,
on the 10th 'Iv 81 March. 4 u l>i-
" HtEi.tS. Roswell E.N kcr. guardian uf Henry f. O
" colt y minor residing In I.Ii'i.lI. tIIc>liI repre-
srht> tu aIi tul tl.; h~ ., W I've l,r If ,rr-
tam real estate situated in SAID ,uhHrs bcin- Lot No
% III III" i !N >l"n "l 't- SAID uu, uirr- with tn,
PRIV lies ami api"rtclalCs bel n-n- t.TrI and that il
W"U!i 'h lie interest oi nj ssi 81, that thu said real
estate Ice - the prnccc. uf Ill, sal. Ice. nm N IT,
'crc>t and ASK. SAID court 'Sr..I him li.>t
saiu real stale Nhcrc1'I i"Ii",iiI said
said Application UII,r ',.>.r ul and h heard 4,
The Probate Once IN said lunvi,5Iv the .;lI day ri,
APRIL a d. 1871. And II l. iUtlcr ordered hv ,ou,t
that al lcr>i> Interested m notified hereof y publishing
copy ri the record of this order in The talr,iuia rl-
eel Al 81 J"his'ary. III this state three W,cA> CIV
previous L. sail! time oi hearing. that tl.,s
aid place Object t. granting "l litr> aforesaid if the,
see ,AIisc
WM. CHANDLER Judge "i Probate
true copy q! record.
ln2j e ISRAEL DEWEY Ru..i,t,r
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ID 4 IL ID e MS NEW TEN
HORSE SHOE.

lhi. greatest Invention 81 the age. which sur'
e. IN utility. durability and beauty 81 fl 81 -
thing of the kind Vet achieved Tx the >k;ll Of NJ
l. made Icy machinery from Superior qr. i'v ..
lr"n al = q - ni'lcI les .ian The hand "a,
shoe. Ii = co,cavrd on tie INSIDE MI = 1-.r s.
the better pre>.rvatior or The ilDr>c'> Ha-. :.
It's shape, lcs>erir~ tie necessity # lar-rr =
being Tar mc!e desirable for tie cer.i, ~ If Il, g.
imai than any Shoe ever offered 10 the rul r-
These shoes sold aCcrr,iil 10 >;ze. Ike NJ.
hoots-a meihod which insures Il more rcrt.- :,
than can otherwise Toe obtained. This il,r,i,l 4.
pronounced extraordinary IN usefl. n,s> ! ! ~
farrier> and black smiths. and is rapidly {. M,
general use mall poricIS % The United >tai,>
For further particulars and samples. apply tots
Agents. RLpnGET. BLOWN =, CO.
soana 50 Pearl street, Eo,Ivli, Mas.
Dec.1 /. 1856. lnla-sl
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We the subscribers Icing iicd l., tie Probate Court
v LII t!ic district ~ tss"N commissioners.
ah.l!i AMI ADJUST ali elaine and DEMANDS all cr-
sons AGAINST the e>tal" Of H. H. PuIr late
sax! 'lstivt deceased amt rsir,osli'' .lvlt. ami i.
term {" TX liith> ro!i the llth ia, MARCH, l>t t-
lHt .'''' ii SAL court tuih' ,:.ltJi> SAID ,,r>r,i
t"tAl't and ir'Ne th.Ir claims before
''|r lI'' thai Ne III ait ii /" The duties g.; orr a-
rinticut II lrl1tr residence Il lire ,!,, c.,-, IN CON
cord, II said D>tlit, Tia" Nc,"Id SATURDAYS 81 Amil
and Sli""iur iI VI al "c rh III the ait I'i". Oh "a, n
81 SID, DAYS. iIAEN i.l T.. FRY -.
NOSES HILL. I'M -
Alr,i
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ALL ORDERS FOR
F. a I r y A n X s.
PLOW-SH ARES.

n ND Plow Irons of every pattern, (by agentsand
a otners) should be directed to the subscriber, 40
they are kept Tor sale At no other place.
He also keeps for sale Plow shares and Plow irons
for most Plows used in the north part of Vermont
and New Hampshire.
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store
ALEX. LANG.
st. John.hury March 4, 1886. .7ltf
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tqua III at,ild make. texture. durability AMI style
stock ever .iic!ct ia this country,

EETAllED Al WHOLE SALE Prices,
CONSISTING ,f
SHIRTS-W it'll linen uiu>. collars
l' Il ami nlit>t qualities. and new and ClriC, STYLES
CAMEO SHIRI>-Ti' latest and
tNpikSIKI> AND DK,wtE>-b N"rl Nrrin.. ta>hlI,r re-.
SIN. and Cotton. IL or>ir.tl, Lii durable guaI>-ar III.
l\Iut N""lt ri,rcali.u>. i.lv approved ph,
iaii>. Also. I'll" Shaker SHIFTS and Drawers.
tI,,Ar> Superior quality and beautiful STYLES and fu
a>>r' mt OF stocks Collars. Nc>N,>. t.l"vc>. Scars and
Mullirr>"i the richest kinds.
st >pFE>An .t'>t endless variety including the fin
,>I ai.! most ,iIIail,.
P"ckrTHs>rhrEcnirr>- SIX and Cottol-llair and print
ed III GliilN allied
HAif Host Wool and cotton. "i the !rst texture. selected
expressly retail trade
N"K>I>I k"HE> -Eccant Patterns excellent
material. amt al til, l-.>t make.
This STICK comprises Ill grades. The lowest L. the
richest. that cal nc produced having iN Tor
Importing and rNt,",i,l any ,,fhrrc>
adjustment III the mice! Siair> Therefore,
consult their interest 10y examining, the Goods lcl are sold
III The POSSIBLE
Il. ,'oH> promptly deli, cred all the Rail Road Dr,ntS
Steamboats,. AMI III PAT al the Without
Shirts made I" order 10y experienced hands in suni
WON zone III tii> establishments YSlt5n