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N0. l2l NAY STREET
IYNCHl3UIiG. VA,
DRoFESscsS in ever! s!ic o picur,s mad". irol
i plain AMBRorYPE MINIATT ;tioa LifL SlHE 'Oit-
TRAIT ais deals in every Kind Vi ArrAa>s, Photograph
Materials, nscs, Glasses, Nc.
20 Thorough instructions given IN ihe Aii n.it rate
tcth,> and satisfactorily.
Also. Agents Quaker cit, double Thread Lock stitch
SEEMING MACHINES. II liens. Fcll- lueks Gather aud
tmhroitr and does all the work nf the Erl sl.3
far simple, and less complicated taH ''r Ma
chine and il -i NJ The low price oi $40 ami S5l B,t
ta,nc Machine SO W" manufactured expressly for
the Tutnt Adja~tdJie H7s0et the only liat all
widths and thickness. Cali and examine them.
,tIN IH
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University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Medical Department.
N,llety-Foul

wuII.M Ginros NJ D., Emeritus Professor of Surgery.
tAWrr JAcksos, M D Professor Of Institutes of Medicine
Medicine
Ire / ooan D. Professor the Diseases
Josrt r,Rsos A. - Professor Maeria Mcdca and rlar.
Eour1, =. noeans, NJ; D., Professor Of Chemistry.
Jp-Tih flhf NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy,
WlIrtN iIrsr NJ d., Denonsraior Of Anatomy.
Of October and close on the il Of March, "''"'
n1"l Instruction y given throughout the Session. In the
Medical Hail. by the Professors and at the Pehnsyly nnd
Tho DIs.ecng Rooms undcr the supcrn,endence Of tho
Pror 9" Anatomy and the Demonstration, open from The
aec open carly september and ronshoui The ses-
'' undo" ur% S .Ss psnaassa "s e { is'sor s. sor of sf,
ICES for the Lectures teach Professor $i5) tioc
Ma1rni"on i,I,,n Fee Uad once oniys..'..,..'.a.r
Il. h. GoGEEs NJ D., Dean The Medical racaiiy,Ins
ss,I ps 9"" %s; {. g"s,'y s l!gM nq%f 4.
July i8-ca@3m
Nj ILL oFFAL for sale by
VI sept lo,lls CAMP SMITH X CO.
fNNE sEGAnsAnotler 10, of those nne coyc,,, .roAas
4 Just received at d. II. THoMrsoN's
''lf % dts - - Drug sturc.
Attention CitizenSl!
EAvE you called nj iiigsn y srnACsIs ClolLng loot,
w. sse ,,an nn Cent s 1 hnrnIng 5 .as na m II
should certainly call, their motto i. "seling Cheap
m receipt fresh goods. by every days express arrival and
a,' sy to the public IN general come come al 10 H. s
lc"ls' June s7-dtsi nRsM i srEAusEN V
NEW BOOKS.
lFE ASP lhfhTr ~ AAEnIcA-a new book Of Travels by
AScifsr SPANISH BAlLAps--Lockhart;
FSITrISG wons,- Mira panineion; "'''"'''
r,LurR's rHA Of Mehcsrs celebrated EAnour;
avE nE LltTs, LOVE NE Losa~hotl muslin and paper;
s d sd" FOR s 5 M s'AAsgYsa snq
" A CARD.
4 HAVE lately made trip Goods and
large stock Of all articles needed this tho
resons anxious 10 lay their money advantage
will please call without delay.
aug II -ef,s JNo j. puRyis Agent.
7 ARGE LOT CHOICE BACON HAMS, for sale by =
iay e5-', T No a5 Bid Bridge @ Stree.
SoMErnlSG ENTIRELY NEw.--l.YxAs's PATENT Farrr
- JAR BY simple arrangement, attached to the
taken out perfectly when first sealed saving what
Iri in the Jar from spelling viii do If not again
exhausted These Jars made Of tin and strong glass For
sale 10y ANDREW BOYD
June 2..dts lo3 Main Street Iynchburg, We.
Champagne Wine.
pe q ogshs i w Se He'd
''eS *, ana nj, other 'As0'e brands for sale sy pocup
IfREsH EGG AND ARROW ROOT cRACkERss-J asl %
i hand lot Of ttsss Egg and 4eross soof ctgeksrs
light and ysry nutritious % diet r es" and yss or .as
DIG Ik9E'o lqas superior Foundry Iron. .fes sasby.
25 DE ss f.ss sss ss:, 4 mai M: as
siac. and sbouidess S6Sshl ss,y s. ~
1alylt- ds ..z..a n. yOhE3sA CO. Mehmond. 81
noNNE's aRECLFIC This ssapshae pudpssnalonl
% sssisss i'ss.' = asna 'pe 'ss 'sls HdSfsoS B.
4szs s!s.l fsR u gsss s'3ssis! e! I: g
ehsaP fos csahsby IN ss w q 7siSH6Sl = "a :.
% oct la. a1ss B
AaAHs M HAIR RRsToREs.- -. ..sslssa & - I
-asss = e's5s isss3a8 "a sEAkkxk 2 soAHs
u tI -
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Raltinp Bpltinr


I HAVE hand tht best stretched Leather BETTING
nf the scd IN machinery II fastened IN the
best a,I of irknes>. For nrihcrn
Manufacturers prices
Also taken and executed Gum Bcinc at factory
prices.
iiur gd's. :. NJ. SIMPSON.
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uEUpE CIDER VINEGAR.-Just TO hand. sina lot a
Pnrs cider Fine00r The ladies rely upon IhIs vim
.gar as being pure. For sale by :, ,.,o,,,,,- ,....
aug 6-dts D. II. lnonfo'N' p'"Sel1..
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Lynohbu,g Coach and Wagon FACTORY


ow~MR THE subscriber grateful edge
ftEs mens 10 his old friends AMI the ibc-
49, raj patronage toward him, and bc.s iraye ulrln
them aud the public that he has been
he hopes, by strict attention business Il
OF tNOrs He will make order and kwp
nil kinds Of IRON AXLE WAGONS, made IN ~ sub
sana md style lie will also order aud will
made general assortment of Carriage Rocknways
liuggs Also, large iwohorse
Spring Moving Wagons and twohnrsc Stages All who
good work, to the old Ly"ohb,yg toat and Hagon Fc
t0ry and AS e Is doing business principle, you
may expect 70 got g,od work AMI low price AL who
good anJ neat BGggics give me call.
march l7,dis JoItS y BAILEY, Agent.
COLE LEATIIEE.-wp IRE receiving . large 10, OF Sole
- Leather both good and good damaged, which will sell
accommodating terms Please call and examine before
making your purchases at
sept b-dts LEE, ROOKIE Il cos
ON exhibition at H. vctor's Book slor., NJ the larg-
~ est and most beautiful c0Ileeionef Engayne
coldred Lhographs Lilhographs ay Grceaa Painting ever
brought to Lynchburg ThGse wishing s,nlcihnC
really beautiful will dnd ths rare opportunity aug ~
IN retiring from the arm Of Kinnier sanaers would ,t
respectfully return thanks fcf the liberal ,aironge cx
tended and would beg continuance my our
old stand, No. 80 Bridge Street.
July s-ds 7. W. SANDERS
NICE Leaf Lard and Sugar Cured Hams for sale ~
~ sept l1dls SMITH ADAMS.
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WAsrIINGTON AlOsSE

NOftB v n
FENIIE subscriber Ss leave inform his friends and Nh pub
Il lie generally that hr has cn-, for number "i !'at, the
above well krown and popular House
The lARl.l. shall hc supplied with The m st HAT the markets
affords and III BAR with the choicest LiQtOR. AND C
CARS.
Attached 10 the hotel is large and roomy STABLE with
careful and attentive Dsilrr-.
No trouble expense Will be spared, either the part Of
the propricr Ills assistants make the Washington Et
cI,fss HOuse. j. y. ANDl.RSDN, Proprietor
1,,,ll
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ID RE KEROSENE OR COAL olI.-lnO gallons pure Ne
Cannrl Coal Dlwnrriute'l 1f best quality, Thin
Oh will afford brilliant and pleasant light, and AT less
ans other atl ia For sale by
srId 2i-ls John II. SEAN, UrIrgisf.
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G. A B E Il l. H O u Sc.
No. If2 Main street, Lync,lbmrg, va.
/. RORABACK Prophetic,

I, RORABACk PTLpllGtOl
JOHN S KYLE. Manager,
DEG leave TO Ia their frn and The public
ally that the CABRII IotsE is open. II has been
tensive furnished. aud will he conducted b, the present pro
pcor, the the most approved style. In all respects The
location has been conceded I" be the best in the ming
the ccnrr Of business Main within
walk of the Depot, Warehouses. Banks
With polite and eenileman clerks ready, prompt and aiten
servants travellers and Visitors this House
sucd that every will he cared for that style thai VIII
give general satisfaction The Proprietor and Manager pledges
t' lSitrs that the! will 'nrf
comfort all who visit their House. From fricnd- and
the public generally solicit share Of patronage
ISAAC RoRABAtK X, Proprietor
sept 2S-dly JOHN :. KYLE. Manager.
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WHITE QUILTS AND COUNTERPANES, at about halJ
w W. .oo "a ANS HIS r. JNO. J. PURvIS. Agen1
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CxIDER vINEGAR.-For sale, Sterling G Andcrsan's rnr
y - oooed on H.. e' A. b. FUCKER.
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lAn BEL. Pure Apple Iirautl;
ENJO iUu bul~, Iin, Old l.le Whisky;
lpo casks Imported French Brandy, Port and Madeira Win
sarprs brands:
- tits y. 81. Nolusscs:
lth hhs and tcs cheap syrup anl Mniasses
100 bags Rio Office;
ih0 pockets superior Java coffee;
40 bh R-iHcd sugar al grades;
lnuh kegs Old dominion Naln;
~ runch'uns ". India Runnc for hav"rmg fu, Toacr.
l,h hhls. prime Bacon Sides and Shoulders;
800 packages Green aud Black Tea
tl duz Cords Leading Lines, Wash Boarl, Broous
Buckets; for sale b., JONES ~ Co.,
sou ,lls M Mnin s.. Iirhmnn
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rJpENCI German and American PLATE LooRINtGLAss IN
nlain md fancy Gilt Rosewood Walnut and Mahogany
rfH"ee, ~ s''"'' JOHN L. WINSTON.
IA IA, NJ, I'm Nan ct oppnse the Noryei House.
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FALL TRADE
NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.
No. I52 Main street.

N THE subscriber begs leave I" uirun' that lie ju-t
ttA returned from the Northern o,s Wrr TAXI
N than Usual the -clrcnuo the brst and
lIAlN sud AIS
markrtcon-l-ling Ut the ptil, Ia he Oh
tanned In the Northern markets. too trd"us which
he : daily receiving.
He Is confident that his assortment ri hHo fEIN III FER
HATS ard u" ,lbI II CAPS nnu, bc surpassed
and tScnt IN this market.
The attention 1t Farmers and Tolarcnn,s rcsputifui
called Ia his variety al ~rrNnns Hats and Caps.
he ladies respectfully spiclr, call and poet
his large assortment "t ADil.,
FLATS. MATS and GAPS and tSFASTs' IrGBNNS.
call is HnS respectfully srlirltci hturr pnrclHsing
lic would also tha he Is pttEar,
GENTS IEtS- aud isSINill Hal ipuu,r, al IT,.
material, aLi Thea made by his
n-h thetu at r,dlccd rates. Gfp. VI. NELLY,
-cid l6-d- Ag,nt-
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I1INE GREEN AND BLACK TEAs.--A supply Of superior
II Green nnd Black Teas Just received and FOR Ns by
= ~ 30 ~ ~ '' JOHN II. sEAY, Dr,l ,gist.
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J ,
NJ have rrcei, ed two books "i pat,s Tor llAJEW
w Persons wanting such Will BE- shown great variety u
stl>, 10y calling store We fruis, it lower than
be SANE Arlirlr eau he buHghi elsewhere.
gn-dS i. WILLIAMS 4 SpN
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NICE Leaf Lard and Sugar Cured Hams for sale ~
v sept i5-dts SMITH l. ADAMS.
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Attention Citizens!!

EANE you called nj IliRsn STRACsLs Clothing Ioot,
Shoe aud Gents Furnishing Establishment II you have,
certain YOU Will call again. and those that n,c
should certainly call their motto is "seling Cheap
creasr Custom, and Dnar Saved Is Dollar made. We
m IN receipt of fresh goUds by every days express
just To the public In general H. S's
No % Main Street, between Nowlin Murr,ils and A. G,
Lewis [unc llIIsU & SrP
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LIVE RArTLEsNAKE IN ALcoHoL-Thc
Alta California has the following: "Dr. Lans.
weert, Of this city, received an invoice of rat.
tlesnakes, three in number, from the mountains
a few days ago. and in order to test their power
Of vitality he immersed one of the largest in q
jar Of alcohol (95 per cent. above proof where
It remained buried for three-quartcrs of an
hour, without any apparent inconvenience; and
upon the cover of the jar being removed, his
snakeship quietly crawled out of the alcohol
and was alive and ierocious as ever. The Doc.
tor gives it AZ his beliefthat alter little expert.
ence rattesnake might be able to stand al.
most as much strychnine whiskey as man.
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AOaU0rG association.

PHILADELPHIA.
Endowment. for the Reiiet Of the Sick
and Distressed, Afflicted riM Vir-
uient and Epidemic Diseases
VINHE Howard Association, in view of the awful
l. destruction OF human life caused by sexual dis
cases. and the receptions practiccd upon the
nate victims ofsuch by Quacks several years
ago directed their consulting Surgeon a Charitable
Act worthy OF their name, to open Dspensary for
the treatment OF this class OF diseases in all their
forms. and to give Medical Adcice Gratis to all who
dtion (age occupation, habits OF life, and in case
OF extreme poverty, to "Furnish Medicines Free of
charge" 1t needless to add that the Association
commands the highest Medical skill OF the age and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment.
The director Of the association in their annual Re-
port upon the treatment of sexual d; e express the
ed the lahors Of their Surgeons in the of Sper-
matorrhea seminal weakness, Gonorrh9a, elect,
Symphilis. the vice Of Onanism iSelf-Abue, dis
ca ,es Ofthe Kidneys, aud Bladder, &c, and order
continua of the anne plan tor the en- uing year
The Directors, on review OF the past, feel assured
that their abors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the aic especially to
the young and they have resolved thescves
with renewed zeal, to this very important and much
deSpised cause
An admirable report on .Spermatorrhoea. mr. seminal
Weakness, the vice Il Onanism Aasturbafion, OF self
abuse, and other diseaes Of the sexual 6ans BY the
cons lting surgeon, will be sent mail lin sealed
envsiopeo FREE OF CHARGE, ON receipt Of TWO
nature and treatment Of sexua diseases, diet &c.
constantly being published
and will be sent to the afflicted Some of the new
remedies and methods Of treatment d during
the last year, are OF great value.
Address, Tor Report or treatment, DR.. J. sKILLIN
HoUsHros, Acting surgeon, Howard Association, No
2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
by order OF the Directors ~
EZRA d. IIEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAiReHrLD, Secretary. sept. 81 '59yl
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Coon MAssrRs-If Christianity had

Coon MANNERs-If Christianity had no
higher recommendation than this, that it max es
o man gentleman, it would still be an invalu.
able social element. The New Testament in
culcates good manners. Our Savior was court
eOus even to his prosecutors. Look at Paul be.
fore Agrippa. His speech is model Of digni.
fed courtesy as well as Of persuasive eloquence
A spirit OF kindly consideration for all men
characterized the Apostles The same mild !,
self sacrificing spirit which peryades the sayings
and dongs OF the early disciples is exhibited by
the followers Of the Cross to the present day.
man. It is true, may be supe' fcislly polite
without being Christian; but Christian. by
the very conditions OF his creed and the oblisa
tons Of his faith. is necessarily, in mind and
soul-and therefore In word and act-a gentle.
man. -
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Yankee Notions of every Description
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

School Books, Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books
Envelopes, Note. Letter and Cap Paper, Paper Hang
ings ETC., etc, including general assortment OF al
most everything kept In country store all of which
VIII DC sold at the smallest living profit for CASH OF
READY Pay PALMER & CALVIN.
Cicrmont, Iowa, July 20, ls59mG
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Ex-Governor 1'rumbull Of Connecticut. on
the occasion of grand riot, ascended a block,
and attempted, by speech, to quiet the PEG.
pie. when missile hitting him on the head,
fealsd him 70 the ground. He was badly hurt,
and ~ his friends were carrying him home his
wife met him at the der, and exclaimed -
"Why, my husband, they have Knocked your
brains out" "No, they haven't |" said the
Governor If I'd bad any brains, I shouldn't
have gone there
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Trustees Sale.

XKyKEREAS, on the first day OF June, A. D.
wv 1855, ". ~ Sherman, A. Y. Sherman, J. s
Wilson and S. Z. Wilson. executed unto Charles II
Fargo, Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust, conveying
said Trustee the flowing described property, to-
wit Lot No. four t4) in Block No three t3,, as
known and desig, ated on the Recorded Plat OF the
town of McGregor, which is situated building
known a. the s.new York Store.' together with the
rights aud privileges to the same belonging which
said conveyance made by said ". ~ .yherman
A. Y. sherman, J. $. Wilson aud s. II. Wilson, for
the purpose Of securing the payment of Two certain
promssory Notes and the interest thereon signed by
Sh rman Wilson, and dated June 1<t. 1888. One OF
said being for the of Fix hundred and four
dollars, Payable year after date, with interest at
the OF ten per cent. per and the other for
the sum Of eight hundred dollars. payable two years
after date with interest Mt the rate of per
anDum payable annually, to the order OF Fargo
Kellogg, at Chicago.
Now the above first des cribsd Note Of S604 and in.
terest thereon and the annual interest of sad note
Of $780, having become due AMI payable and the said
Sherman Wilson having tailed to pay the same l.
Charles H. Fargo Trustee aforesaid do hereby give
public notice, that by virtue of the power that l. in
me YES ted by the said deed of Trust will on Satur-
day, the 10th day of December, A ID. 1859, at the
hour Of two O'clock in the afternoon Of said day in
front of said premises, Main street in the Town of
McGregor expose and offer for saie public auction
the highest bidder. for cash. the premises above de-
scribed, to atisfy and pay the amount due on said
note Of 1904 with Interest thereon to the day Of ae
also. the interest for year ssid of $500.
together with all costs and expenses attending said
sale and of this notice.
Dated thi. goth day of september, Is59wll
CHARLES II. FARGO.
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Orioiaal gortrg.
Written for the Times.
YEARS OF ABSENCE.

Written for the Times.
YEARS OF ABSENCE.
RY MRs. z. ). BuGBEs.
The SHOWS Of many winters drear,
HAse rhroudcd the earth, my brother dear,
And melted away, siucs thou vert here.
1.-THE roses OF many June have sighed,
Their sweet lives out to the winds, and died.
Since saw thee last in thy boyish pride.
The years have circled with shadow and ehesn,
With CLEANS Of light thro' the cloud'rifts seen,
Yet thy memory still in my heart is green
And my thoughts 60 back to that Autumn day,
Whom the golden light on the waters lay; .
Yet the world grew dark ycu went away;
But darker since have the shadows fell,
Over the home that we loved 30 we'll,
Where sunny memories of childhood dwell,
The roses still bloom, in the sweet June time,
Aud the trees wave there, in their summer prime,
And cur whippoorwill sings in the olden pine.
But We now are a broken and scattered band,
Thou on the far Pacific strand,
And some in this distant Prairie land -.-
And some with the Saviour walk iu white
BY the crystal RIVER, pure and bright.
And to them 1t will never moro bs night.
We dwell among strangers and none may d. cam,
How often the eye and the heart grow dim,
At the sound of some dear familiar hymn. d.
Nor how often .ri,s will touch the spring.
That opens a cssket Of hidden things,
And causes the memory bells to ring
Their low sweet chino on the spirits ear,
Till we bridge the chasm of buried years,
And the past, as the present. Is wi h US here.
Thou art treading the worlds dim paths alone,
And thy heart like he sea shells restless moan,
Still echoes the past in its plaint;vc tonc.
Thine early ventures, like mine were tossed
On a fathless billow till all we're lost,
. Aud many tear the wreck has cost.
Yet nobly thy spirit hath battIed on,
Till beauty and truth to thy Ito Is won,
In the light of its steruest duties doue.
On thy manhood's brow may be lines OF care,
But the seui's pure record is written there,
And time hath but deeq.ned its light so fair.
g I marvel much il thou ever wilt come,
To sit in my own love-g guarded home,
Aud talk of the days forever gone.
And take my darling upon your knee, ..-
And list to her words of childish glee,
have told her many tale Of thee.
We may not know what the years will bring,
On the bier OF each some hope fling,
Over whose grave do the sad chimes ring,
Yet know that in many a voicelsss prayer,
Ny heart commcnds to the Fathers care,
Tho scattered household here and there.
FAyRrTz, 1889.
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g. s 1llA
ANGUS SMITH s. CO.,
STORAGE,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHAN TS.
Preprietors Of the
LARGE ELEVATOR WAREHO USE,
At the terminus Of and connected with the
Afii,caukee and Mississippi and the Miiraukee,
Watcyfo,cn and Baraboo Valley Railroads,
All property transferred from to vessels without
carriage.
So Liberal advances made on consignnsnts to
Milwaukee, Or shipments to Eastern markets.
December %, 1858 l0yl
MILWAUKEE WHOLESALE
&B@cNHY HOUSE.
No. 4O.I mo. 40.
vuNHE undersigned would respectfully announce
that he is just opening at the old stand Of sin-
clair & Gunnison, one OF tho
Heaviest Stock OF
Ever offered to the Western Trad, con-
sisting in part, of
so lids. N. O. and Muscavado Sugars
100 Brls. Portlau 5 A Al do
100 " Refined grades, do
200 Bags Rio Coffee;
100 Laguyra do
so Pockets U. q. Java Coffee;
SO Bags Santos and Cape
so Barrels Extra Syrups;
20 Common do.
80 Common and Fair Molasses
25 " Prime New Orleans do
800 Half chest Young Hyson Tea;
IS chests Oolong and Gunpowder Tea;
Also a complete variety of
NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, WHITE LEAD
Fish, Fruits, &C.
Also, at all times Heavy Stock Of
Oranges and Len, 0,ss,
On consignment.
80 By the most careful attention. he trusts to hav
liberal share Of the patronage heretofore given thu
Old House.
A. GUNNISON.
Milwaukee, May IL. ls5str
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"How came such greasy mess in the
oysnf' said fidgety spinster to her maid
ofan1work.- why" replied the poor
girl, !" the candles fell into some water, and
I put them into the oven to dry
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w SHOES! SHOESi SHOES!
TIME undersigned has removed his shoe shop down
i Main street one door west oftlie WEsrKRS iiorEL
where he may be found at all times ready
date customers with well-made Doors SHOES Of any
size, style quality. respectfully solicit share Of
public patronage. Repairing neatly done
NsGrsSsr, Sept, ~, 1aSsh1oaps e. 0PrrI
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.1gNe! .4gAe!! .Hgue!!!

PILLS; Dr. Eyerson's Ague
~ Pills Christie's Ague Baisam Dr.. Mann's Ague
6asam Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure; Ayers Ague
Cure; Indian Cholagogue Smiths Tonic Syrup
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