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O--2~@D the intelligent lay
men Of the land. II is now clearly demoo-
strated that the lancet, mercury, end all other
internal " drug medication" may be laid aside
with perfect safety to the patient and abiG-
ing benefit to posterity. Wherever these ma
chimes have been introduced, they excite the
highest wonder and praise. The apparatus
is adapted to prevent, relieve and cure every
disease incident to humanity,-more particu-
larly all those Painful and formidable diseas-
es which have for centuries hailed the pro-
foGndest loarnin, and skill of physicians.
From whatever cause there may be an cx-
cess or deficiency Of the nervous fuid-pro-
iuclng an excess or deficiency Of the acids
and alkaline sccretions-the magnetic prirci-
Piles Of the system are derangCd, and can on
ly be safely restored to tacir normal condition
by IN arpiicatiOn Of agneto-elcctricity. hy
means OF DR.. DICkINSON'S MAGNETIC
ELECTRIC MACHINE. This apparatus viii
positively prevent, and speedily relieve and
cure Consumption, Scroiula, Rheum9tlsm,
Palsies. Neuralgia, Spinal Diseases, and all
other painful naladies. however hopeless ana
of long standing. They are cminently useful
in all sexual and urinary disorders, parucn-
larly where the Constitution has been broken
down and ruined bv unnatural solitary habits
to which too many OF the young OF ooth sexes
are so lamentahly prone,
DIR. DICKINS0N's Magnetic ELECTRIC
MACHINE is without the dangerous compi-
cations of batteries and daaids--which fact alone
renders it superior 10 AL others On the score
of neatness cleanliness safety and utility
1t is, in fact, handsome parlor ornament;
may be applied by a child and will last
lifetime, TO the great saving of Doctors
bills, &c.
PRICE OF TIE MACHINE $40.
Il viii be safely packed and sent to any
par, Of the United States. Sold wholesale
and ~etal a. the Medical Office, No, 3SNORTH
Street, Philadelphia. Address,
A. C. DICKINSON, MD.
l0-l-lY
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THE VELcoMa VISITOR,

The Cheapest and Handsoo.est Period;
cal an the acorid
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mlLLroRr HEAL. QUARTERS.


FUSHE subscribers take this method Of in
IL forming their friends that they are in re-
ceipt of, and are now opening, choice and
desirable stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
to which they invite the attention of all who
desire to make purchases. Our stock IS large
has been selected with great care, and IS par
tculary adapted to the wants of this section
of our country. Our stock Of Dry Goods con-
sists Of
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS,
EMDROIDERIES, PARASOLS
CLOTHS. CASSIMEkES
VESTINGS, DO
MESTICS,
SIIRT!NGS,
LINENS, PRINTS,
HOSIERY, SHAWLS,
and q variety of other articles, too numerous
TO mention. We have also Il complete assort-
ment Of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND
CROCkERG
all of which will be sold uncommonly cheap
for ready pay, and for approved credit on as
reasonable terms as any other establishment.
MANN 1NICHOLS.
Millport, Aug. IL, l856.-9:l3 ".
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PROVISION STORE.
E.. K, SPENCER,

Offers Great Inducements
To BUYERS OF
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS &c, at
~ the store formerly occupied By D. W.
SPENCER, on Sd Street, North side of Public
Square
GROCERIES.
A good assortment constantly oa hand from
which | viii enunerate a few of the leading
aril-lss SuCh ~
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ND many other things too numerous 70 men
0on will be found in this department, which
WI! be sold at a triAing advance from cost.
'ot ready pay.
PROVISIONS
Constantly Oh ndnd, sucn as
PORK, HAMS, SHOULDERS, FISH, SALT,
Butter, CHEESE, LARD, BEANS,
OATS, FLOUR, CORN MEAL,
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR. DRIED
APPLES, DRIED PLUMS.
and many other articles in the line of Proyi-
siens not necessary TO mention Also,
WOODEN WARE,
such as Brooms, Wash Tubs and Boards. Mons,
Dinner Boxes, DC, which viii be sold low for
cash or ready pay. Oats, Potatoes, Butter,
Eggs, Cheese, and in fact ALMOST everything a
farmer raises, Will be takea in exchange for
Goods, at their cash value. / invite the at
tentlon of Villagers, Farmers and Lumbcrmen
who desire to make purchases III the above
articles, and solicit them 10 call before rur-
chasing elsewhere. E X. SPENCER
coudersport, June 8, I957.-lO:2
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NEW GOODS.
Low Prices and Ready Pay,
AT SHARON CENTER.

FgsHE SUBSCRIBERS are offering for sale
Il in entirely new stock, conSi ing of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
COOKERY, CLASS WARE, BOOTS
q SHOES, HATS & CAPS, UM-
BRELLAS, PARAS0LS,
WINDOW SHADES,
WALL PAPER, READY
MADE CLOTHING, YANKEE
NOTIONS, &c, &c.
In cur selections the wants of all have been
remembered. The Gentlemen can had in our
stock Of Ready Made Clothing m elegan.
Fashionable suit, or substantial Business
suit, and we have Hats l. Caps and Boots L
Shoes to match.
The Ladies can find Fashionable Bonnets
beautifully trimmed, or bopnets apd trimming !;
a good assortment of Dress Goods, ard trim
mings; Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery and CATERS
And, last but not least, corded and skeleton
Skirts also, Rattans, Skirt-W halebone and
Brass Skirt-Hoops beautiful Jet Necklaces
and Bracelets, Corals, Fans, and too many
other things to enumerate,-all of which we
are selling low for Cash, Lumber Or any kind
Of Produce. FLOUR, MEAL, FISH Sc, con-
stantly on hand.
". 3. 4 J. II. GRAVES
Sharon Center, Potter Co, Pa, June 5,
lS57.-lo2-tf
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.IgAqasipRia advertisements.
FROM
JOHN 4. RIDDLE,
At Merchants Hotel, North 4th St, fAilAda
20 TgF MERCHANTS or TIE WEST AND k96Fh
WISH.

nHMADELPHIA NARaE4 being easily
accessible. your attention is called to il
o. possessing facilities and advantages worth y
Of your CONFEDERATION.
Among ii, advantages m@y be enumerated
ats locDti m having s,iortf. Ines Of connuni-
c ition 10 tie interior It's p oximitJ TO the Iro-
and Anthracite Co4i districts of Pennsylvania
me lasge and varied eZtcpt Of its mauut<c-
lures, Icing far ia advance Of any otnsr cIty
iAathe Cnited States the moderate expense
pecessary for Carrying ca husiae 5, etc. etc.
The market POSSESSES u1ryal!-d advanta
ges for the 8l!e Of may kinds of produce
such IS Flour Wheat, Barley, Wool, Butter,
Cheese, &C., while the ch.rses n.ade Qpor
salos and attertant -zfenses arc more moder-
Ate thaa ne cboring Seaboard markets.
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GREAT RGvCLuTlGA IN MEDICAL SCIENCE.
The best Therapeutic Agent
ever introduced.


MAGNETIC kLEt-
TRIO MACHINE
is exciting the
absorbing atten-
tion Of tic Mcdi-
cal Profession and
a large portion Of
the hcintcl!ircntlay-
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OF all disease the great. first cause
@ rr- fcnn.n annrcla - ..E 49, - L.
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III. w. KING & som,
PATENT
CHAIR MANUFACTURERS

43S BrOOme Street,
INC Door East of Broadway, Late 4G8 Broad
way NEW-YORk
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far. Is not health needed Z? but how can
the frail lounger and dawdler, to whom
the midnight glare of the chandelier is
far more familiar than the morning sun,
have health for herself, or to bequeath
to her children Is not a cheerful dis
position needed ? but how can this be
acquired or kept by those whose lives
are but one constant round of selfish
frivolity? How can one gain habits of
care and application, without ever hav-
ing even the care Of her own room p
How can one superintend the details of,
housekeeping, SO as to minister to the
comfort Of the household, to whom
every item of that housekeeping is not
only unknown, but positively hateful Q
No, tell you, Fred, although may be
able to support an animated parlor orna-
ment, yet my taste does not run that
way and so choose to remain bache-
lor, until I find an intelligent girl, with
domestic accomplishments
IL not this common -sensed conclu-
sion, ladies'? Whether it is or not.
many of the most desirable young men
for husbands are thus resolved, and
more are coming to think SO.
Moral. Young lady. if you wish
your mothers life prolonged, help her
about the house. If you wish health
and lasting beauty, do housework. If
you wish good husband. and wish to
make him happy, don't hate house
work.
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POETRY.

For the Times.
~ LINES addressed to some young Ladies' to whom
the author had sent his Portrait:
II. i. Il.
Dear LApIns-while you case upon this piece
or pictured paper, you'll be "skeered" and start
Abashed, and call IL rome unmmannered beast.
That owed its beauty to the Painters art
'Twould need Painters skill indeed to call,
Even this from such coarse original.
He's fom old vermont's baokwoods, 'mong the hills
Where girls look 'some," and boys grow long and
green,
Where herds to feed mid rocks wear pointed bills,
And where the noonday sun Is seldom seen:
There's where the old men, women, boys and girls,
Float mp In air balloons to see the world.
LADIES, I'll now describe him With what sraes
can, who only SEQ him part disguised,
For dare not look the fellow In the face,
Unless hold glass before my eyes
And even then he shows 20 many twists and crooks
get disgusted with his awkward looks.
The hrst impression Of the chap is like
Those curious beings Of an olden day.
Whoever stood with ready hand to strike.
Orfrighten al who dared to cross their way
We sometimes see the like nowadays you know,
Hung up In cornhelds for harmless show.
He stands just six fsst in bis stockings,
Appears Ike some green herb grown in the shade.
And twice . week or more they ray need ohalking
To still his noisy tongue and ease his head;
But mind you Ladies, such asssrtions-f
Hsth so"e relacsanee, shall pronounce lie.
Be SURE he sometimes hammers out Joke.
For sport and not through any vile intent,
whoever knew fellows head being broke,
By saucy CAB II IL was only just well meanti
Hes musician too, and leads the choir
Or Ofblaekbirds, geese and congregated owls,
Or shifting strikes upon different Tyre
And learns the young four-footed imps to howl:
In fact, bis reputation 3 very great,
Where melody is nowhere, and tunes ars out Of date.
Complexion, we'll its Of mutty hue,
Halfway 'twixt blue, black and q natural green.
From which you could not gain the slightest clue
As from what land his ancestors have been
Although If name and character make joints
Then surely "Grsen" land was their starting point.
His eyes were made doubt when times looked blue
There rolled in putty and placed in the skull,
Like two 'spscled onions" in an oyster stew,
Whose very presence just destroyed the whole;
They're not imported from fancy CLINE,
They re homemade articles good in their time.
30 now remember his good qualities,
They are but few, so tits no tresome task
O'srlook the lad, forget them II you please.
Think what you can Of him. 'ts all ask:
But don't let him too .reat mons. - seem,
Nor yet too good, for do hate EXTREMIST
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CHAPTER G..
AN ACT to repeal Sections 141o and 14ll Of the Code
prescribing the descent OF property.

AN ACT to repeal Sections 141o and 1all Of the Code
prescribing the descent OF ofproperty.
SEcrIoN 1. Belt enacted BY the General Assemb,y Of
the state Of Ioo, That sections 14lo and l4ll of the
code are hereby repealed and that the descent Of
erty as prescribed by these provisions OF the code lie
modified as follows
II the intestate leave issue, the one half Of
MS estate shall go to his parents and the other half to
his wife he leave no wife, the portion which would
have gone to her shall go to his parents.
g. II one OF his parents be dead, the part which
would have gone to such deceased parent. Including
the portion which would have belonged to the intes
tates wife, had she been living.
Z 4. nboth parents be dead the portion which would
have fallen to their share to either OF them by the
above rules, shall be disposed of in the same manner
as Hthsy or either Of them had outived the ntestats
and died In the possession aud ownership the portion
thus falling to their share either of the and so on
through ascending ancestors and their issue.
o. Ifthe mother be the surviving parent as con-
templated In section three of this act shall take only
lie estate IN the nestates property, and after her death
IT shall 90 to the children Of her body there be any
mad ~ her deceased husband he being the father Of
the intestats If there be such children nor issue
ofsuch children In the descending ne then the intes
ates property shall be divided between the nearest
heirs ofths father and mother Of the intsstae share
and share alike and after such distribution made The
same rules shall be applied any further distribution
thereof a. are prescribed by this act.
Approved March 18th. 1858.
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Col. steptoe's Fight with tho Indians.
SAN FRAkcl SEQ, June 5. 1853

The steamer Panama arrived this
morning from the north. and brings the
following intelligence concerning the
reported battle between Col. Steptce
and the Indians. The Olympia Pio-
neer and Democrat of May 20 says:
just as we are getting our paper to
press an express arrived from Col Step.
toe in Simcoe Valley. with despatch
es for Lieut.. Col. Casey. and letters to
His Excellency, Gov. McMullen, IN
forming Of the defeat. on the 10th inst.
ct the first crossing of the Snake river.
about thirty miles above its junction
with the Columbia. Of the Com mand Of
Col. Steptoe. The command consisted
of five companies, or four hundred
men. The Indians are reported to have
been fifteen hundred strong, and com
posed Of the Snake, Polouss and other
tribes. The action resulted in three
officers and fifty men killed. Two Of
the officers killed are Capt. Wynders
and LIEUT.. Gizden. The Indians took
two howitzers which belonged to the
command, and all but sixty pack ami
mails. In fact SO complete has been the
rout that the officer in command was
compelled to fall back with the utmost
precipation. The battle took place
while the regulars were in the act Of
crossing the river.
Col. Steptoe had proceeded into the
Snake country peaceably, to treat with
them. or to proceed to hostilities if me-
cessary. The object of his visit was
probably of similar character with
that Of Major Mailer, which resulted in
like unfortunate manner. Major HAL
ler proceeded there with one hundred
and four men, and in the peaceable man
ner of tie emigants in 1854. He re-
turned without the murderers. but with
twenty-five Of his command killed and
wounded on litters.
1t is much to be feared that We are on
the eve ola general outbreak among the.
savages Of the north, and II is quite pro-
bable they have been melted, or are now
urged on by Mormon emissaries. Gen.
Clark has ordered reinforcements to
proceed at once to the Columbia river TO
the scenepf hostilities. The sloop-of-
war 81. b Mets, now lying at Mare Is
land Navy Yard, has received orders
also to sail for Puget Sound to coop
crate with the land forces. She viii ~
ready in fca DAYS 10 stagt,
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Fountain Saloon.

FTvHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
L the citizens Of Northern Iowa, generally and the
travelling public In particular together with the rest OF
mankind that he has just opened his and spacious
EATING SALOON At CLERMONT,
Iowa. where he will be at all times ready to treat his
guests with the best Of
Oystsrs. Pies, Cakes, Crackers, Cheese,
Tobacco, Cigars, NUS and Candies,
OF al kinds, together with the very best Of
Ae, Ice eoW Lemonade, Soda and loo Cream,
OfevHy favor Id short he intends to keep every
thing generally found ia st class Eating House, and
hopes by strict attention TO business to merit liberal
share Of public patronage.
Call and young IOwa.t Il. a. DOUD,
Clcrmcnt, I~Sa, Mcrch 3, ls5sr7Syt ProrrictA-.
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What Next "A patent has been is

What Next "A patent has been is-
sued for an improvement on skirt hoops.
Not being up in those things, we can
not explain in what particular the new
article is an improvement on former ef-
forts, bat we give the specification of
the patentee. which will probably be all
plain to the skirt encircled, though it is
al Greek to US. He claims 1.-The pecu-
liar formation of a slide, made Of brass
or other metals also, the securing the
hoop to the perpendicular straps, and
the formation of hustle OF corrugated
projection on the upper hoops on the
back Of the skirt.
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THE QtALITY OF WALrzINa.-Ethan

THE QtALlTY OF WALrzINa.-Ethan
Spike Of Hornby. says:
l do think that Of all the graceful fig
gers Of the may dance. which light
fantastic toes is capable Of doing, walsen
is the most gracefuller. The hull fig
ger-as ! understand it's both simple
and material. It's huggin-that's what
it is. Sscts jest make themselves into
verbs actyve and passyve they hug and
git hugged. It's real good and | like
It. though must say thars rather moro
satisfaction huggin girl to hum. than
risht chu. afnre folks;
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Correspondence.


NEW YoRx, July 18th, 1858.
Dear Csl.:-Although tho quantity Of news
in the city at present is not overpowering,
will endeavor to put at your disposal all that
am proprietor Of at present It has been de-
cidedly too hot for any thing interesting or
startling to occur. and your correspondent new
er having been remarkable for exerting him
self was proportionately affected by the ex-
treme heat. However, we experienced vel.
come change on Sunday Qhe 4th) which con-
tinusd SO until to-day, when it slipped off into
ito old track again and got a. hot as ever. The
weather was pleasant on the 5th, there being q
good breeze all day and the day passed of
with the usual quantity of Military. Powder,
Fireworks, &C., and little less than the usual
number Of accidents and fres.
Business is dull here, it not being quite time
for the fall trade 10 open. The merchants do
not anticipate very heavy trade this fall, but
look forward to better times in the Spring
New York sustained too much injury last fall
and winter TO b able to recover herself in less
than year. and perhaps not then. although
there 10 evidently . great Improvement since
last Spring. Times have been too tight to al
low the usual quantity of pleasure seekers to
visit the Watering Places. &C., this season, so
the fashionables win have to content themselves
with closing up the front of the house and liv-
ing in the back part. giving notice to their
friends that they have "gone to the Springs
There has been no news as yet Of the Telo-
graphic Fleet, and the public are getting anx-
ious, fearing that some accident has occurred
to the cable, which conclusion the Herald says
Eve must be forced into should no ne VS. arrive
at Trinity Bay by the 18TH" Should such
really be the case it is sincerely to be regretted
although the project probably will not be given
up entirely, yet it will occasion considerable
delay and disappointment. 1t may yet all be
right, as several vessels crossing the projected
route have reported bad weather.
There is nothing more that can think of
likely to interest your readers. am now for
the first time in three months. pretty we'll "post-
ed in McGrsgor items, as had the honor of
call from Mr.. Alex. McGregor this morning.
saw few weeks ago, in the list of arrivals at
the Hotels. the names of Messs. Granger &
Noble, but upon calling at the Hotel in the
evening found they had left, circumstance
much regretted by 8.
=. - IL. a
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S9eep.-Women require more sleep than men,
and farmers less than those engaged in any
other occupation. Editors, reporters. printers
and telegraph operators need no sleep ct ALL
Lawyers can sleep as much as they please, and
'keep cut ~ nisphics
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DIR. KING.

"TOULO respectfully INFORM hs friends and tho
wv dtisens Of Mc0fsgor and vicinity, that he Il
again among them with restored health and vgor pre-
pared 70 struggle with disease md the Apgel the
Pale Horte" fur possible Grateful for the gen.
eroas patronage and confidence Of this community,
he still hopes aud he will endesvor with prcmptness
aud 6rmness to resist disease and restore the sick
health. So, to friends aud enemies he deyotes his
services, hoping to become useful to both.
Speciai attention given to Dyspspna, Liver Complst
and diseases Of the Lungs
N. B.-CHARaRs for Medical and Surgical services
WIN be low. to suit thess times Of Soul and Silver
:. - Once at bis residence, On the Blux North Of
Main street, Mc0regOr.
July 81. 1658n03yI
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U. 8. GILBERT,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Boots Shoes. No.
100, Maiu Street.
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JOHN HOEY,
Wholesale Grocer, and Dealer in Imported Brandies
Wines and Cigars Corner Main and sixth Streets
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RICHARDSON & FULLER:
VOLUME 2, NO: ~.
sE1ScellSyeeeOeeS.
}. .. HALL. ...
HALL. n FELT

Attorneys and Counsslors at Law, Bradford, ChIcka-
saw Co., Iowa We do general Land Agency busi-
ness. Collections made promptly.
Good reference given II required. 0otf
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ELISHA HURLBUT.

Attorney and Counselor at Law Notary Public General
Real Estate and Insurance Agent aud General Col.
lectng Agent for northern Iowa and southern Mnne-
sofa. Fort Atkinson, Iowa.
REPERENcEs.--Bksell, Mills & Shres, Dubuque !;
Cooley willett, Decorah Hon. Oran Faville, Mitchell
June 16. lS58n48v1
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ELLIOT & HOLMES,
Produce Agents and Communion Aer-
chants.
Once ON the Platform Of the H. q A. Railroad
DROMPr and personal attention given to Sale Of
III produces and renitt1uces made In reliable funds.
REFERENcBS.
Marshau & lllslsy, bankers.
ii. J. NAsro & Co. I xsa...
Alexander Mitchell, Esq. N""s"A'e
James Holton 4 Co. e
Milwaukee, July 2l. l666nQSYl
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V117CdUU, III
nETER REED, Proprietor-B0ard One Dollar and
Fifty cents per day. Three shllngs ssingle meal.
BY the week, lower. Tho Sherman House under It's
present management II strictly business house. The
table Is we'll supplied, the beds clean aud the
we'll ventilated.
June Is, ls5SnSsyx
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GEO. L. CHASE,
FORMERLY Styles 4 Ghase,)
Manufacturer and Wholesale dealer In Boots sboss
Rubbers No. g. Main street opposite the Julien House
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MOssO,sN.
EVANS 4 EGBERT.

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Groceries
Nails Crockery Stoves Iron. Glass Queens
Ware Furniture Sash and Farmihg Utensils.
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Dubuque.
HOLMES Il AVERY.

Wholesale 0rocers and Commission Merchants. and
Dealers In Wines Liquors Porter and Ale. Corner O,
Iowa and Fourth streets. Dubuque Iowa. TT
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Dealers In Dry Goods Carpets. OIL Cloths window
shades. mats, rugs, &c. No lO8 Main street.