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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

THs CsruoLEc CuvacH oN naJNkESSrsS
bishop BalIy. tie Catholic Bishop q New Jcr-
ssy, has issued manifesto. bringing the ina
sA.rery If the church 70 be against the vice
drunkenness Ills letter on the subject has
-eeu read al the churches, in which he calls
attention = tvo clasSes-the drunkards them
selves. ard the dealers il liquor Leaving 10
tie pastors the choice of the particular means
to be used, be suggests that each should keep 4
list of drunkards and liquor dealers in his
church. lie says:
{" | am determined 10 make use of the most
severe measures against all who addicted Ia
bis seaudalous and destructive vice; and ii
they continue III the practice OF 1t, Aey must
do Il n outeasrs from the Catholic Church. " no
have right Il the. name of Catholic while
Trey I've. nor = Christian burial when they
de
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EN

.45 We invite readers 10 the perusal of
DR. AYERS advertisements which appear in the
columns OF oar paper. They deserve attention
treating OF what interests Us ALL and from n
source which all have long respected. The Doe
tor IS well known a. one of the leading Chem
lists of this country. who deyotes his great ac-
qurements to the discovery and manufacture of
remedies for popular The unparalleled
success vi ish has followed his .bors IS TOO wei
known to this community TO need any elucieia-
ton from our pen Wash. 90 OJs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

proposed roads from Crox river or lake TO Ia
west of Lake Superior; and Bayfield, subject ~
the prorise stated above reference like lana
N the Hudson district, viz:
North Of the base line Gad 'eest Of the fourth principal
1asridian. s-
Townships IS 80 and 10 of range g.
Townships 80 81 IS 80 and 40 OF range 10.
Townships SO 81 IS 80 and 10 of range H.
18th head. At the land Office at SUPERIOR GOutsv
the third day of May next, the townships the proo
from St. Croix river lake TO the west end
Superior and TO ayiied, subject the pro
risO stated above, in reference to like lands ia IL.
Hudson district, viz:
North Of the base lane and pest of tie fourth principal
meridian.
Townships Il ~ 43 a. and 40 of range l.
Townships II AZ AZ and IS OF range -
Townships Al AZ 43 10 81 and 81 q range
Townships ~ 43 "A 40 10 AZ Is 10 81 . Ian
four.
Townships IL ~ 43 Al 10 &c A. IS ~ so 81 anG . Of
range s.
Townships IL ~ 43 IA As IS Il 80 and 81 OF rau
Townships Al - ~ Il and IS of ranges ana
nine
townships Il ~ 20 a 10 and 46 of range 10.
Townships II A. IS Il 10 46 Il and IS Of ranges II
twelve
Townships II IL IS III A. 40 and IS OF range I3.
Townships 81 ~ Is A 45 10 4S and 40 of range Il
Townships IL Il 43 II As &c A and IS of range Is
Given under hand, ut the city OF Washington, this
sixteenth day of February, ammo Domiui thousand
eight hundred and fifty -eight-
TH0S A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioners OF the General Land OfEce.
pQ-6v
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Judicial Election.

81 referring 10 a call in our present issue, it
viii be seen that Judge Cothreu announces him
=.If Is an Independei.t Candidate for judge. al
ne approaching election. This we believe TO
hsihe proper course for asoirants for Ju,licialof
ices. We had hoped that If there IS to be- more
than one candidate for that office, that siuIlar
course would be pursued bv all; in which case
me people {oursell among the rcst) would be
fro to act a. they felt inclined regardless OF
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

IS Mr. Tudor planted his farm near Lynn.
. a>Sachusetts, eight acres of potatoes IN No
Venber last. They We're planted in the usual
manner except perhaps little deeper, with no
GOVERNS Out Inc earth. The result of this ex-
pertinent on winter Potatoes viii ae Looked fo-
with some Interest
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

s steamboat to run on the Wisconsin
between Kilbourn City and Point Bas is being
constructed at the latter place.
Is It is said that gentleman who for
merly one of the proprietors of mercantile
house in Davenport, Iowa, which had lately
failed, is now saving wood for a living.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

FRUrr TREES Nor \ Er INJURED,-Ne are glad
10 assure our readers upon the authority OF skill
ful horticulturists that the sudd II transition
from spring like weather To bitterly cold tenn
perature las not affected f ali germs IN the least
degree effectively. The frigid term, il viii be
remembered. was Immediately preceded by
strong winds. which sioux the moisture from
the swelling buds, and dried the limbs suffici-
emily Ia prevent injury by frost. Present pros
poets for peaches, apples, pears cherries in fact
arborea trult OF all descriptions, are very favor
able. Should the present cold weather hang
Oh Us as ubstiaately Is Old Buck does to Lee
compton, public viii have cause to rejoice cx
ceedIngly thercat through all the year.
- Cil..i,LLat: r,alallcrcial
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

GREAT PIsToL MarCH--AIr. John Travis has
just concluded the terms of novel pistol match
with Samuel j. Suydam, Of New York which
as follows
Travis bets Suydam one thousand dollars that
he viii find boy who will stand AT the dis
lance OF tea PAGES and place an orange not TO
exceed two-aud-a-hslf inches in diameter in
each hand, and one upon his head, which Ira
vis Will shoot from their respective localities,
40 ohIect to intervene between the boy and the
oranges IfIF;lyis fails 10 find the " who will
stand, or iall 10 hit the oranges in three shots
nI any shot touches the boy. lie loses the bet
The match IS to be shot III Louisville, June 18th
lc5S
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

The demand for this unriva led preparation for the hair
aud skin is beyond the possibility of doubt, and its
sae greater than any other Hair Restorative that has
before the public Tens of thousands of per-
WHO bald and gray and Others whose faces
covered with unsighly blotches and pimpes,
now with their glossy hair and with faces coIely
and fair to look upon daily promenading the streets
Ill the principal cities of the Union and by their
fuence spreading the fame of Moods Hair Restorative
throughout the civilized world. But the trial of
bottle is convincing than all could say in a
whole Newspaper column.
p 1t does not dye but gives life, health and beauty
to deca ying, falling, and dead, restoring if by
magic that which supposed to be rrecoverably lost
Heads nearly bald and Others nearly white daily be-
ing changed their pristine beauty and covered
with pimples rendered smooth infants and
bushng a rose all by the of Prof. Woods Halr
RestorativeSt. Louis Commercial List. Sold by all
respectful Druggists. Mar.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

Hundreds of our citizens complain Of debility and
langor of the SYSTEM arrangement of the liver stom-
ach, of appetite, &c they frequently the result
close application and thousand other we
cannot here but would say all afflicted,
do have done-get bottle two Of DR.. noohands
German Biter prepared by Dr.. Jackson, ard word
it, you will be cured. We recommend this medicine,
knowing experience that superior to the
generality of patent medicines. We would say our
readers, purchase unless prepared by DIR. C. N.
Jackson, Phiia lelphia.
Principal Office, HIS Arch Street, Philadelphia Pa,
sold by druggists storekeepers in every and T-
age in the United States, Canadas, West Indies and
South America 80 bottle. See that the sigma
of c. ~ Jackson, is the wrapper each bottle.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

IS The expenditures for the support of the
military academy at West Point last year was
- sos. Under the law of the Sd of March,
1887, increasing the pay of cadets, the estimate
for the current year amounts to $ll9,7h9
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

~ the subscriber, living in the LiEden,
ID miles north OF the Village shout the 18th Of Nov
last, two Id rod Steer, with white
tar in the forehead. The requested TO cal.
prove property, pay charges and take him away.
JAMES TRELOAR.
Linden. Narrh LIST. 1855 CIV
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

Fayetfe IcMuIien. Governor of Wash .
ington Territory, has applied 10 the Territorial
LEGISLATURE for divorce from his wife, who Is
IL Virginia.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

AN UNCOMFORTABLE PosfrIoy--In referri ng to
the late P assage at arms between Senator Fes-
sender and jeff Davis, 4 cor. espondent of the
\. Y. Zee. Post makes TIE following hit a third
distinguished individual
Douglas appeared IN the debate once or twice
but the impossibility Of maintaining his present
attitude IS manifest 70 every one. except appa-
reully to himself H IS in all the discussions
on subjects connected with Kansas, like t-a.
Irishman's frog. ambitious animal that
couldn't live On land aud died in tbs
water.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

IS There are OF iron furnaces and 2IOraU-
ing mills IN The Unit cd States, Which in lS56
produced 7c2,950 tons OF iron.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

Is Tie Riehmond Enquirer Of the 18th
states that ex-Prr~.deut Tyler j. fast recovering
r.'rs hi late lines.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

Apples Barber shop, whore they carry the Bakery
Business extensively in all its paTtents Beinz
the shortest notice all orders
BRE1D, BISCUITS, PIES, AND CAKES
of all varies for Parties, Public Houses and Private
tanies. In addition 10 the above, they keep hand
SUGAR, COFFEE, ETC,
and choice selection of Candies.
~ Cash paid for Butter ggs and Lard
eff SiKAIIEft x HOEBET.
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Ian D4AGENCY
AND
q oStT O "cc

The undersigned have opened set Of Books which
give pete and reliable history every tract of
in Iowa county embracing Deeds Bonds, Mortgag
Judgments Decrees and all matters Record affecting
the same.
They will furnish abstracts attend the perfection Of
Titles the purchase and sale of Lands payment OF
Taxes collection Of Rents the drafting of Deeds and
other Instruments and win loan money and collect in
crest FOR those desiring to invest
Office stairs, in John Ross stone-buildinc. OPP
positc the Eagle Saloon, High street Mineral Point
Wis wN. r HENRY
4Sf FRANCIS HENRY.
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,DBB, = ]. 2 y
COBB & MESSMORE,
w Q NJ . Z NJ.
Nj. VI. JACKSON,

TTAS resumed the practice of the Law He will Trac-
tice in the Supreme and Circuit Courts of the stare
and in the T. s. District Court Attention will be given
to collections and to the purchase and sale OF Les
Estate in Ross Stone Building over l. II h't'@
tiesey'e Banking House.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02
TIE CASKET OF DIAMONDS,

TIE CASkET OF DIAMONDS.
Weekly journal con tang 81 eIoico columns Of read
ing matter Of character calculated to instruct
and interest the general reader, VIII be commenced
the first Saturday OF March, 1858
ONLY 81 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE
THE, CASKET OF DIAMONDS
viii be the cheapest aud most entertaining Weekly p
per ever published in New York.
DIAMONDS, DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS
20 Thousand Dollars worth Of Pure California Daraonds
set in every conceivable style Of elegant Cold JeseIrv
Represented the subscribers tue Caske Of Da-
There are nc gifts less than Is cents and fTa
that up to $780,
GIFTS! GIFTS = GIFTS!l,
EETERT SUBSCRIBER
VIII reoeiyea beautiful gift in Gold Diamond Jevcy
by the amount Of subscription money.
THE SUBSCRIBERS NAMES
As fast as received will be PLACED in sgHar rotation
ing corresponding No. will lie sent IMMEDIBTFI.T,
post paid, to the subscriber.
LADIES LADIES LADIES
You get large number subscribers for the Cas-
ket of Diamonds by eSerion and for ever
10 subscribers you forward us accompanied by
We make the ofer-to Gentlemen:
Please bear in mind The fact that every subscriber
The Ca.ket of Diamonds will recciyeta gift i'm
mediatey receipt Of lis her accompanied D.
the subscription money.
Persons wishing to commence with the First Ne
should send in Immediately, the gift they will receive
and thereby materially in increasing our subrp
uon list to commence with the first No.
Amoug the interesting features of our paper will he
found Love correspondence of the thrilling and
exciting character. which took place Paris in 1850
betwiSt ar English Gentleman and French Lady-the
tyranical opposition of the Iadys
OF his daughter with the English gentleman is described
IN the most vivid and interesting well the
successful plots of The young lady eude the vgleucs
and cruelty Of her heartless father.
These letters deeply interesting and Of pure high
I toned character.
e Each subscriberGmust send s.three cent postage
stamps for return postage on gift. Address.
NELSON, HICKS & CO..
Proprietorss of the Casket OF Diamonds
7m3 10 Nassau Street, n Y.
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Peaches.

N Cans-Gallons and half gallons. Gallons al 81 20
O0U and half gallons 90 cents-tle oeres
IN this city at JENkIN, BARRISGER * cos.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

4 FINE Lot OF Assorted Candies, for sale by
IA SAMUEL. JENKIN & co.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

The Spring Tom wII &C nne zee on Mondf TIC Ist Of
March.
TERMS PER SESSION OF II WEEKS:
Primary department, - 90
English - SD
High Notwithstanding Surveying, etc. %
Languages, "
Music Pano-eNtra, %
Drawing, Painting-extra-esch 90
All bills must invaTiable be paid before the half
expires. No bill for less than half will 10 pre-
scented. II will be that charges LIVER lha
any other Institution of the grade in the West
and hope deserve the confidence patronage II
the friends of Education.
eff J. NOLAN, PRINCIPAL
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W A G o y {.

A BRITAIN has few good Wagons and Buggies
n which he will either sell for cash time With
interest. Call Good ithOBt cash ADMIT
ted.
Mineral Point March Ist, 1858. 9-tf
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TAKE fP,

O'NElL & BIsH0P, Per Sc.
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MINERAL POINT SEMINAR
TERMS PER SESSION OF II WEEKS:

The Spring Tenn viii NINE zee on Monday, the LIT
March.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Letters received in Baltimore from Copenhagen men
ton the arrival there previous to the 18th of August Of
Hon. James NJ Buchanan Of that city as United States
minister Hs had been most satisfactorily received py
the King and diplomatic corps generally and had dned
with his Majesty in company with Others, whom he had
found most cordial and agreeable
Hon Thomas II. Hendricks, COMMISSIONER Of the Land
Oace, has returned to Washington, from Indiana and
Yesterday resumed the duties of his office.
Mr. Pritchet an attach6 of the bureau of Indian AT
fairs has Just returned from special mission to the Da-
cotah country He represents the Indians in that region
az being in restless condition. and liable at any moment
to be induced commit outragcs against another
against the whites.
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scREw VS.. PADDLES The Pennsular and Oriental Com
panys steamer Malta sailed from the Mersey for South
ampon Tuesday after leaving the large craving dock
in the shipbuding yard Of Mr. John Laird, at Brken
head where the facilities Of that fine establishment had
been again satisfactorily tested in the important opera
tons of transforming somewhat slow going paddle into
ast-sang steamer. The successful results which
have followed this transformation in the Malta pow
eul arguments in favor Of the screw compared with
the paddle, far at all events, regards speed and
economy The advantages which the owners Of the Mall
are likely to derive from the alterations may be
from the fact that while her average speed paddle
wheel steamer not than eight or nine knots
hour her first from Liverpool to Southampton
steamer she accomplished average speed of
twelve and knots hour though down by
the head having her full complement Of COAL water and
provisions board with spare machinery and stores
not usually carried This believe is the first expert
ment Of the kind and goes far to increase confidence in
screw-yesses From the result Of the Matas trials
far may put her down Of the fastest
sells afoat 80 Lirnpod albion, t4eN--. .-e..--s Al
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NEWSPAPER MATTERS.

The proprietors Of tho Greensboro On ca Times,
well conducted literary weekly paper making srenu-
GUS efforts to enlarge and otherwise improve that sheet
We hope that their efforts may DO attended with success
The Elmira IN. W Gazette has passed into the hands
of f. A. Devee, wsllknown publisher.
new democratic paper has been started In the town
of Phelps Ontario county New York. The first number
was issued on Saturday last and it is edited by Mr. NJ
Phelps.
democratic paper has recently been started in the
ancient city Of ST. Augustine, Florida 1t is called the
Examiner.
The Philadelphia Evening Journal has changed hands,
f. W. Grayson Co becoming its and publishers.
new paper entitled the democrat, has been estab-
ls.ed in Kirksvile, Adar county, Missouri by MIR. j..
D. Foster Of course it will uphold democratic principles
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-01
GALE OF VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS

ANAlIE OF NAl4Ua BJIE OOIlON PLANTATIONS
~ AND FLOODED STOCK III will sell accommodating
plantations Dallas Perry counties,
Alabama all OF which high state OF cultivation.
from hundred and fifty
each, portions OF tract in cultivation
will be the purchasers the LIT Of January
next
situated aSelma and Mississippi
equal in fertility TO land in the world.
several improved and unmproved town lots and small
adjoining Selma including several handsomely
proved situated residences large
attached to them. t.a
adjoining Selma o7o acres will be laid
This viii enable purchase for residences
gardens largo or small lots ns they may desire
win sell sixty head Of thorough bred racing stock
Of the blood which several fine salons brood
marcs Allies and colts also the celebrated stallion "Bown Dick
bestr horse in the South.
will DO exhibited for sale at tho Montgo
cry Ala in November next. 8#
wishing purchase viii find to their interest
and Immediately
liabilities OF the late Col Thornton Godsby win be
the property
Godby viii show this property all who may
purchase as5Isr #es.s as.s .....s5
Information refer Byrd Morgan selma
Messrs. Brooks 4 Carrot, OF Marion.
this property shall disposed Of private sale II
WILL together with Of other personal property, be
auction to the highest bidder Selma the
day Of January next
BEN EDWARDS GREY, Trustee, &c
SELMA ALA. Sept IL 1855 Sop 2s-2m
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Masonic HALL-It is understood that at the meeting
of the Grand Lodge Of Masons yesterday afternoon
discussion took place in reference to obtaining hall to
be owned by the fraternity, and a committee was APP
pointed to consider the matter who will report at the
next meeting of the Grand Lodge in November
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-01

IHOR RENT.--A large and frst-cass dwelling
with all the modern improvements with threesory brick
building furnished unurnished
stabg carriage house servants NC Is situated
CITY Hail. tho most central and eligible position in
the city apply address T. j. Fisher j. c.
Mcclure Co.'s auction store, Washington city, d. c.
Sop 22--eod2w S@s
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4 CARD. Edward Dolan, Merchant Tailor, sic

IA golden fleece, OF 14t
opposite Wlars Hotel respectfully invites the gentlemen
this vicinity his splendid
trade which he will sell
and fashionable styles Of French English
American cloths black blue added golden
green mulberry, and other shades
Pantaloons-back and fancy doeskin with side bands
Vesngs silks cashmere, rich
and party. aa@ 1s8s&s er%Y .Hks 'sN&.N
observation-disclosures and Esca beavers pilot Caon and
Icon Tricord. Nh
Also superb assormon, Of furnishing every
scrpion Sept 19-4d1ms
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AUCTION SALES.


BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE A CO., AuctiOnecrs.
DUBLIC SALE OF SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD
Il Cckering ortes, excellent furniture household
Friday morning October LIST AZ 10 At the residence
OF John W. Allen the west side Of 18th street.
and streets shall sell all the furniture and effects comprising
Supso rosewood carved piano ore by Chk-
. l. ering isit ( 4
Cloth and stool for do t8E assGs
Handsome gilt
Mahogany French sofas rockers, parlor chairs
Rosewood brocAtele chairs Hs 5hStaEH
Walnut what nots, plush rockers E$5s
Marble top centre sofa tables VII
Beautiful engravngs, quartete tables
Marble top hall table, hatrack barometer esst
Brussels 3ply and ingram carpets
DO and Venetian carpets, oilcloth
Extension dining table, refrigerator
Solid oak dining chairs, China press @t
China, glass, and crockery table cutlery
Mahogany Eizabethan and cottage bedsteads 4a 5f
Dressing and plain bureaus, washstands E5aa@
Enamecd cottage set, wardrobes tlf3 2att
Lounge, seat chairs, shades "
Excellent cured hair and husk mattresses
holsters and pillows, toilet sets a,}e1
Large Franklin, dir tight other
Writing tables arm chairs, book shelves 1ts
Isrge hal stove and pipe .4g.
Cooking and fixtures Ff5
Together with general assortment Of kitchen
Terms $50 and under 90
days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing interest
f. #aFtsH. ai. JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
sept 2o-a Auctoneers
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District Court or the United states for the Dis
trict OF Columbia.

The DATED States America beants Fifteen Boxes Medoc
Wine and Ten Baskets Of Champagne Wine, respondents
DE 1T remembered that Philip Barton Key, esq.,,
I'D United States Attorney for the District Of Columbia hath
bDed libel In the District court OF the said District alleging that
18th November In the 1857 fifteen boxes Of Me-
doc wine and ten baskets OF Champagne wine imported into the
United Sos witt Into Georgetown the District OF CO.
unbis vessel schooner, called the A. " Bede,
whereof H. Ryder master that the said fifteen boxes
Modoc wine and baskets Champagne described
included in the manifest mans Of the the said vessel
schooner required by law by which the has become
seized the collector the
OF Georgetown All persons having right title interest in
fifteen OF Medoc Of Champagne
amonished be and the house
City the city Of Washington Monday
and abide by perform all such judicial
by law required TO be done in the premises,
Test JOHN A. SMITH,
Sep 10--14tex5un Clerk
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rI,o NATIVES OF THE NORTHERN AND EAST

crn States annually white flannel
white Shaker and hmbswoo half hose,
shirts drawers viii find full ia
all fabrics with and comprehensive
family wants.
Our northern correspondents supplies
daily.
price only, marked plain figures hence purchaser l.
ccived, Il
visit to our establishment strangers resident. solicited
II incurs obligation to purchase.
accounts nil bills presented monthly
for payment cash.
articles low prices dealing may be relied all
FERRY BROTHER
Central Stores, wesb building.
Sep 26-10tH opposite Centre Market