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Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
[For the Freemen's Champiolt
Wine as a Beverage. -Replyt
Farmer"

4
Mn. EDIToR: AS you ad1Nhisl
me to be brief in this weeks bAper
| will ask room in your next nEISbe
fora continuation Of this artid
lean assure friend "FARMERl Aa
l am "extremely temperate" VNHs
as grape juice, apple cider, and bthe
Intoxicating "guihs" are concdeba
but there is a huid distilled by tS0a'
own hand, with regard to whicll INN
not SO j" extremely temperate, bn
advocate its free use, internally kht
externally, during "this hot wsath
er," and elf | should get mani lgl
lowers" we would have less siclsVlks
in the country. &
There's nothing 50 good
Fer The human blood, ma
As plenty ofpure, cold water 4
That's the fluid that never lntNii
Gates, while in the grape wine, \
intoxicating principle, alcohol, elSvE
all the time, and who can take HI
into his hand and not be burned X v.
who can handle pitch. ,andsuo6 N u
filed ; and who can drink any ElabV
age containing an intoxicating pkin
ciple, and not become to a greater B
lesser extent, intoxicated =?
If the juice of he grape or appl
can be restrained from fermentation
it would be less Objectionable, bu
still it is not to be substituted as
beverage for water, for it is not q
physiologically applicable to the hu
man system as water. N
The use Of wine is Objectionable
as it begets craving for an unnatura
stimulus, whereby a habit is forme
which will be satiated only wit
something stronger than the juice 3
the grape. The people Of Herman
may be habitual drinkers Of crap
wine, and they may be temperat
people for grape wine drinkers, bu
it does not follow that they are ga
industrious, prosperous, intelligent an,
temperate people" because they max
free use of that article as beverage
and | have no doubt that if "a FARM
Err" would spend a few weeks amon
them, he would find more cases o
intemperance than among the sam
number of persons who use waite
only, as a beverage,
If | have time next week | vii
make some grape wine, and show MI
" FARMER " that he is too good
temperance man to desire its univer
sal use as beverage.
ANTI WINE. .BIBDER.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
RlW- A now town bias been laid o

RW- A now town has been laid out
in Anderson county, called Mandovi.
An auction sale Of lots is advertised
to take place there on The 10Th Of
August, The proprietors offer innu,-
merable Inducements to settlers to To-
cate among them. They contend
that tho county seat Of Anderson
county will be located there.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
R r M E NJ B b R H.

That en- MONDAY, the I'd day
Of August next, the people are
called upon by a final vote to kill
off the Slave Power in the Terri
tory. The English Swindle is then
offered for their consideration. Do
not forget to go to the Polls and
vote PROPOSITION REJECTED, "
Let no man fail to do his dutyl To
the Polls To the Polls
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

AtTiThc blackberry crop is exr
coodingly bountiful in this vicinity.
this season. There are Abundance 'oFr
them in lparket at three and four
cents per quartoaa 6l Wlf4 .l,arA
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
az A company " omlrrants dos

AT A company Of omigrants dcs-
tined for Atisona, consisting Of fam,
lilies and young men, arc fitting out
Ia Kansas City. They oylsavo some
itimo In the hofAugust. Thoy
are composed ol An, honOrablac class
lof citizens.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

Ev- Garden sauce, provisions anta
fuel takon atithis Office for subserip-
tionssto che Champion,
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
The Coming Election.

Un the second day OF August next,
the people of Kanzas are called up
on finally to DECIDE AT THE BALLOT
Boxthe question of STATE-SLAvE OR
FREE. True the mode of reaching it
is hampered by all the subterfuges
~ and articles that corrupt politicians
could throwin the way OF that which
they desired to prevent the people
from expressing-viz their views of
the, domestic institutions which they
desired to have in their midst.
The question presented at the COM
ing election is substantially as above
stated. 1t has been arrived at through
much difficulty, but at last it is before
us in such shape that we can demol-
ish it at one blow, or bring the whole
matter to such crisis that we know
but one step to take beyond this
voting. Will the Freemen Of Kan
zGs prove themselves Indifferent in
this hour Of final trial {? We do not
believe it.. Yet there is great danger
that something may be lost by the
general feeling Of security which per-
vades the whole community, Re-
member, no man, as he values Free
dom, Justice and Progress, MUST FAIL
no DO HIS DUTY BECAUSE HE THINKS
THAT THE RESULT is SURE WHETHER HE
VOTES OR NOT. lie must stand on
his own footing, and work out his
own salvation. Failure of any citi-
zen of Kanzas--a Free State man
to perform his duty-his whole duty
will be criminal in the cxtreme.-
Your votes, friends, are needed to
make final and complete the over
threw Of the slave oligarchy and its
designs in Kanzas.
The feeling Of security that this
iniquity will be voted down anyhow,
and therefore that you need not go to
the polls, friend, is but the same idle,
selfish sentiment, which through all
tiino,ha enabled the tyrant to sap
the foundation Of civil government,
and prepare the way for the enSlavc-
msnt of the people. Remember that
your foe is vigilant, inscriptions,
daring and heSitating at nothing to
accomplish its end, Remember,
too, that THIS is the last card in the
pack-the last move on the board
and we have no right to suppose,
with the black and infamous history
Of the past to judge by, that the men
who would lie, purjure themselves,
commit murder and crimes too in
famous to name; men who have
proved themselves atheists to God
and traitors to Humanity, will at this
day and at this hour, fail to pursue
logically their purpose to the end
We have no right to suppose they
will give up the battle at tho eleventh
hour and our duty requires wC should
stand as firm now as wo did in tho
hours Of visible danger gone dn
Then LET ALL TuRN Our ON THE
SECOND DAY OF AucusT, AND VOTE
DOWN THE INFAMOUS ENGLISH SwINDLE.
Do THIS YOURSELF, AND THEN 60 AND
dEr YOUR NElonDons TO DO LIKEWISE
II is the duty olEyEGY MAN in Kan
zas, opposed to Iecomplou, to so TO
the polls on the day named, and dc.
post his ballot against tho English
Proposition, for the following among
other reasons:
First II is the last chance for a
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
ET VIM. Easton and wife, lat,

ETr VIM. Easton and wife, late
players in the Leavonworth theatre,
were arrested in 81. Louis on tho Goth
inst, on affidavit Of John Kendall,
Marshall Of Loavcnworth, charging
them with being the inccndiarics who
caused the conaagration in that city
on the night Of the 18th inst, sa
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

4 Gy- Plenty Of room in our SUBJ
scrlption book for moro subsoriberp
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Chicago. Saturday. June 5-P. NJ.

Chicago, Saturday, June 5-P. NJ.
Flour-No transactions. We quote Extra
Spring at $3 O0a3 30; Super6ne at 81 75a3 90
Corn meal we quote at Sl5al6 for common, and
$lsa20 for kiln.dried
Wheat-The market to-day opened at Csc on
board, and continued gradual increase marked
the entire day, and sales we're made at Toe be-
fore the close. We note the following tran
sactions: 1900 bu at &c in store; 900 blu at
CSC on board; 5000 bu at roc on board; 90, OOC
bu sold at 67c on board; 10000 Blu to be de-
livered next Thursday and 5000 bu every five
days thereafter; Is, 600 bu sold on private terms
Corn-There is little change in Corn, with
No. 2 in slightly better demand. One cargo re.
jected sold at AGO. 1900 Blu No. Railroad at
Acc.
Oats-Advanced slightly. Sales 5000 at 32c
on board.
Barley-Two cars barley sold at depot at 32c
in bags.
Rye-Distillers are offering 5Oa52c at depot.
Provisions-Country Cut Shoulders bring Ga
6lc; Country Hams 6!a7c; Mess Pork $l7a1s;
Ness Beef sllal2. Sales 81 bbls runp pork at
$13 80.
Lard-10alO1c.
Tallow-9 1-2 loo.
Hdes-Green l.2a6c; Dry Flint IS l-2al4c.
observation-disclosures with sales at lSc.
Potatoes-lSa3oc per 60 lbs.
Butter-10a12 1-2c.
Poulsry-Chickens l8a25c; Turkeys sallc.
Beans-4OaS0c.
Eggs-6a9c.
Grass Seeds-Are nearly out Of market and
bu, little is being handled. Timothy is selling
at 81 25al 40, and Clover "a 50a5 90. Hunga.
rian Grass Seed at 81 SOAP 90.
Salt-Finc 81 Goal 65 per Dbl; coarse 81 90
by the car load; dairy 50 % per Dbl OF $40 lbs.
Cheese-Dull at Ease for Western Reserve,
aud IL l-2allc for New York.
Fruits--Dried Apples l-2a7 IL, Green do
$4a6.
White Fish-No. halves So 75a4 40; No. Is
3 50a3 IS; No. IS IS 25a3 so.
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DR. Cavanaugh's Pile Salve;
FOR THE CURE or EVERY FORM or

WHETHER STANDING on RECENT ORIGIN: I'M sRNAI
on EXTERNAL; WHETHER ATTENDED, WITH PRoLAFsus,
EEMokRHAGE, OR OBSTRUCTION:
EXTERNAL APPLICATION!
NO INTERNAL ADJUvAsrs BEING ANY CASE OF.
LT REGULATE THE BOWELS, ooSsrIPATkD, on
IN DIARRnoEA OR DYsESTEEY.
THE Piles while astonishingly prevalent in their
rious forms, amongst all classes Of both
at the same time the most distres frequently dan.
gerous, and hitherto most difficult OF cure.
Persons who suffer length time with the piles,
generally try every thing they learn OF, purp1rng
to cure the disease yet realize permanent
thcrefrom. They have been told professionally per.
haps there was no "permanent for Piles" and
scquenty have dspaired Of any cessation from
pain and suffering.
To ell such a SPECIFIC is offered for their relief
which has stood the test Of than twelve
tive practice; and during that time has eUer tled
EVERY CASE.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
Is strictly scientific combination Of well known rene.
dial agents. and has been brought TO its present perec
sion W continued series of experiments, extending
through years of patient study and investigation in
field where ample opportunities offered for thor
ougllly testing its virtues.
The proprietoTs have wing that their
PILESALVEis the
First and only Intaiiible Specific ever Discovered
for that disease, and which cures by
OUTWARD APPLIC4 71ON ONLYl
And that in time to come, as in past, 1T will sund thu
test trial. without failure perform all the propre.
tors claim for it, If their directions attended to-
large number of gentlemen throughout the country,
OF high character and influence, have voluntarily at
and whose certificates mayb by reference to the
propretors publications, to be had Of their agents
throughout the United States.
Price 81 90 per box, retail. The PILE SALvE Il pnt
up in glass Jars inclosed in paper abel.
led, and will keep any length Of time.
For sale in this city by 4. L. Gay, A. Hendricks, L.
Deitxsch, squires and Bloss, Aug III. CARRIE.
7. II. CAvANAUGH CO., Proprieso,
sept1-bp1v stsLouis M
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IHrom the New York News

We esteem IL . pleasure resting upon our absolute
knowledge Of its merits, to recommend Prof. Woods
Hair Restorative as the best article Of the kind with
which we are acquainted, and which has done, under
our observation, all that IL caims-and it claims
everything implied in its name.
This article in short, will restore gray hair to its
original color and add to its growth and beauty where
any blight and disease has checked that growth
maired that beauty. This has been proved in fam
lily within few weeks and in numerous other cases
related to without the knowledge proprietor
We have only add that this most valuable article
for sale by the proprietor at No. 32 Broadway, and
ia Market Street, st. Louis.
CAurIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations, several
already in the Market called by different names
Use none unless the words professor Woods II air Re-
storative, Depot st. Louis Mo-, and New York; are
blown in the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas.
june1-lm
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1 TnH FnAsnat R1vsR 0otD llfHnB Brit
i'm Governor Of vaneouvsrs Island, Sa1see
Douglas, has issued proclamation (wbieh -
find in the Oregon pApers) warning ~ ersons
against msddling with any Of the gold discover
Cd within Her Msjestys doMinions, without
taking out license therefor, such licente y to
be paid for at the rate Of twenty -one siiIlngs
! month. Persons neglec.ing this requiI emens
twill be prosecuted both criminally and c'viiiy
as the Law allows" This proceeding y y s.rik-
ing contrast with the liberal course pursued ~
our government in regard 70 the gold diggings
In California. ~
The British mines are within the district Of
Fraser's river, on the main land opposite ana
north Of Vancousers Island. but south q me
parellel Of "dfty-four fcr'y." Had not ''ecre-
tary Buchanan bacs4 down, alter msilng
great blnster, this country might now have been
ours.-Cin Gsz. ~ 8H
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SwILL MILK INVESTIGATION IN NEW YORK.
The Swill Milk Committee Of the New York
Board of Health, have been taking testimony
for two or three days past in regard to the con-
dtion of the stables and cows at Johnson's dis
tilIery on Sixteenth street. Most of the wit
nesses were employees of the establishment,
who testified roundIy that the stables were al
ways kept clean, and that the greater portion
of the cows were in good bodily condition. 1t
was proved that the meat Of those killed was
sold in Washington market, and one had the
q cent more per pound for swill fed than for
other beef
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Ne. DALLAS on VISITATION AND SEARcH.-
On Monday the President sent to the Senate in
response to the resolution, the documents In the
Panchi.o case. Among the letters 10 ono from
Mr.. Dallas TO Lord Clarendon, dated the 10th
Of September last, in which he says
Against each leading feature characteriziHg
this transaction, the visit, search and seizure,
the Government Of the United States has uni
iormly, on all appropriate occasions, sanctioned
by no treaty, subvsrsive Of the separate rights,
and derogatory to the honor Of indepsndent
communities. 1t Was not the exercise Of any
sAncisd privilege Of var, for profound peace
-siled-snd yet without psstenes Of bsllige.
prev. pre-. ,.ssity in respect TO contrsbaad trads
rem h,o nJa hs propsrty Of the citizen. Of
friendly power Invaded sIC ,mho;s e,. .ne
the protection of ths.
rsntIy slghtsd."
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~ OF all the thousands and millions which
the great destroyer, Consumption, has gathered
to the tomb, every single case began with a
cold If this had been attended to all might
have been WELL but being neglected, under the
fatal deluson that it would ''wear itself Off tit
transferred its deadly action to the substance Of
the lungs, exciting there the formation Of tu-
berces. Although difficult to cure at this stage
Of the disease, yet there is abundant testimony
that Halls Balsam for the lungs has restored to
health, patients who have been given up BY
physicians as incurable.
See advertisement. juneT.lw
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sY- Our bllingsgate neighbor Of the izettc
accuses us Of quackery, because We puolshed
DR.. AYTR's advertisements Now this same
editor knows the Pharrnacopeia itself y not
more free from the suspicious Of quackery than
his medicines He knows they are endorsed by
the medical journals Of this country, are used
and prescribed by our best ply sicians, and have
the commentator Of professors and eminent
men Of character too exalted for his compre-
hension, and be knows that they have done and
are doing in this community an amount Of good
which the utmost stretch Of his ability can
never hope to EQUALIZER Co. Press, Read
ing, Pa. june7 lw
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,..,blican County Convention.

According to previous notice, the Convention
-, :, Marion Hall, Burlington, on Saturday
,,,. 9Th and organized by the appointing o
Ivm.n Cook, as President, and Geo. II. Lane
as Secretary.
On motion, Committee Of three was appoint
"A - ,.cor, names Of delegates for the State
co,ren,;on 70 be held At Iowa City, and to the
CONGRESSIONAL Convention to be held At o.
kaoosa.
TX. Scott, J. r. Abrahans, and John La
hee, we're appointed as such Committee.
The Committee reported the following:
For delegates to the State Convention:
Elisha Chamberlain, J. K. Scott, Lyman Cook
IN Warren, John G. Foote, Geo. II. Lane. c..
/ Bsn Darwin, Geo. c. Lauman. John Lahee,
James ". Grimes, W. d. Gilbert, Joseph Neatly,
Theo. Weber, and w. W. Wolff.
For delegates to the Congressional Conven-
ton
W. Lamb, Jr., J. J. McMackin, ]. +. Abra-
hams, Joab Comstock, Fred. Heller, Geo. +.
Darwin, Mark S. Foote, K. E. Arrick, J. L.
Brown, f. E. Gay, Henry c. Ohrt, E. Joy, Hiram
Leonard aud Charles w. Smith.
The report Of the Committee was adopted.
On motion, the board of delegates was au-
ihofIed to Gil. vacancies.
The Chairman of the County Committee ten
ds,sd his resignation.
The tesg matter was not accepted.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
LYMAN COOK, Pres't.
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MAsosIc.-The Grand Lodge Of Iowa con-
vened at Des Mones, on Tuesday of last week
and closed lis session on Friday. The follow
ing are the officers for the ensuing year -
j. X. Ha'tsock, Iowa City, Grand Master.
J. J. Adams, Ottumwa, Dep. +"
John Scott, Nevada, Senior Grand Warden.
Z. A. Gilbert, Dubuque, Jun. +" 4"
$. White, Les Moines, :" Treas.
L. s. farvin, Muscatine, Secy.
Rev. W. E. lsemsburgh, Des Moines, &C.
I. IL. Benton, Council Bluffs, G. Marshal.
IL. Fisk, Indianola, Senior Deacon.
WV Mcknight, Wintersett, Jun. G. Deacon.
s. Fuller, Lyons, Grand Sword Bearer.
D. B. Read, Independence, Grand Pursuvant.
J. NJ. Benjamin, Fort Dodge,
W. E. Woodward, Burlington, '"A'u'
O. j. Mcneil, Davenport, Grand Tyler.
The hext Sc: sion Of the Grand Lodge will be
held in the City of Davenport, on the first
Tuesday in June, 1859.
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$3.50 Boston, June s.
The sloop Of war MacedoniA sailed this even.
Ing for The Gulf
Three powder mills In Berfe, owned by Fay
Potter, were entirely destroyed ~ an explo-
sion yesterday. A NJ. Bedford was Killed
The other workmen fortunately were absent.
New Orleans, June 2.
Walkers trial is concluded. The jury disa-
greed, ten for acquittal and two for conviction
Judge Campbell's charge was extremely partial
and stringent. A new trial is urged immedi-
atcly by Walker.
The District Attorney has entered a nolls
prosequi ia Walkers case.
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The Great English Remedy.


SIR JAMES CLANkE'S
I G b n d r mn n lie Pills.
Prepared from, prescription of Sir y. Clarke, ~.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Thsinyaluabe medicine unfailing in the Of all
those painful dangerous diseases to which the e
male constitution is subject. 1t moderates all excess
and removes distractions, and . speedy cure may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfsits.
CAUTION.
These Pissheuld not BE- taken By females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as they are
sure TO bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time
they safs.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the and Lmbs Fatigue slight exerton, Papita-
ton Of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Gallo.
mel, anthony any thing hurtul to the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
(Late /. G. Baldwin L Coz
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-tl,00 and o postage stamps enclosed to any
AUTHORIZED Agent, will insure bottle of the Pills by
turn mall For sale by
dec ls-dw1y. ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Burlington. Iowa. Wholesale and Retail.
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Aoeorgia paper states that William II. Sew
ad when young man, taught school in Put
lam county, in that State, and there are many
PEOPLE now living who we're his former pupils.
aseJ state that he used the lash with an un-
. anag hand, and was in the habit Of thrashing
BIS pupils right and left. Trumbull, who is
ia' Republican Senator from Illinois, was also
SC hooinaster in Georgia in early life, and first
took cut license to practice law in Greenyills
i tia Estate,
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st. Louis, Friday D. M. June 4


/ matchmaking sacks we quote 500 sack
| club at 72a75c to nillers; 379 bags common
| spring at oslo; 1875 bags common to prm
] spring and club from 60 to CSC; ITO bags goo,
fall at S4as5c, and small lot prime red fall a
9Oc. There is rather more Grmness in market
Corn-Held firmly, though in very moderat,
demand. Transactions consist Of 800 bag
common and good mixed, and yellow and white
at 41a5Oc, and log bags choice white at sic de
livered.
Oats-Market steady. Sales 80 bags poor a,
slc, and 900 bags good and prime in lots at ALI
| Acc, lin bags.
| Flour City super6ne sold to the extent Of
1000 bbls at 50 IS, delivered. Country is I'M
changed with sales Of 275 bags at 81 65a1 10;
100 bbls low grade superfine at$3 20, delivered;
$50 bbls superfne in lots at IS 25; l5s bbls do
at IS 35a3 40; ll3 bbls choice do branded ex-
ira, at 50 50, and 1000 bbls superfne, in lots,
at S3 IS delivered.
Barley-No sales.
Lead-Two lots Of so and 2l5 pigs Missouri
soft at Sic per ID.
Hemp Active at light improvement with
sales Of 1872 bales common at $63a65; s bales at
S66; So bales good at S7Oa72; ia bales prime
at $40; l45 do choice at S7SaSO, and 1877 do
very choice old and new at $s5.
Hides-Nothing reported. Buyers, however,
are oHerlng lower figures.
Potatoes-Dull. Sales 500 to GOO bags good
Northern Neshannocks we're sold to-day at 32ac
in bags.
Whisky-Sales to-day comprise 3l4 bbls, in
lots, at ls4c, currency-cIosing steady but in
active.
Eggs-Saes 90 bbls prime 91c
Tallow-SAles 10 bbls at 80 So per loo lbs.
Salt-Steady, and 400 sacks G. A. were sold
at 81 O5.
Pork-Nothing TRANSFERRED
Bacon-Markct inactive, and sales were con-
fined to few small lots, mostly loose or in
loose disorder, including shoulders at SIC, rib
sides TIC clear at s4as!c.
Lard-A few packages country were sold at
9lalOc.
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Burlington House FACTORY.

THE Undersigned would say tehis friends and pat.
i that he has succeeded In perfecting his ar.
rangements TO do BY machinery all the work on
Houses usually done by hand except ntting and mailing
He has on hand q large supply Of
Building Materials Builders, Hards
ware. Chdim Pumps, &c.
Cottages and District School Houses built at any res.
sonabe distance from the city or on the line Of Rail-
road East West.
II you would have cheap House, build II in. 1858,
and you would have completed ready for occupancy
ut place, thus saving time trouble and have Il
built on short notice and accommodating terms send In
your bill TO the Burlington House Factory.
All kinds Of House Work, such Doors SASH Blinds
Door and Window Frames, Corncs Mouldines, Band
Mouldngs, &C., constantly on hand.
Persons at q distance wishing to know the cost Of
Buildings, anything In the buildiag line. can have
their wants attended By paying postage address,
ing Burlington House Factory" Or the proprietor,
may1bply q. JOY.