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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
MISCELLANY.


For many years there has not been 8
great inducements for farmers all over III,
country to put forth their hest efforts to pro
duce largely of horses, cattle, sheep, swine
and other stock, and grain, and vegetables
as at present. The war in which the coun
try is engaged, and for anything that car
now be seen to the contrary, may continue
one, two or five years. has created an extra
demand for horses, mules, beef, pork and
WOOL and taken from the farming districts
many young men heretofore actively en-
gagged in producing them. The stock on
hand of these products of the farm was
very large, when The rebellion broke out,
and consequently prices have not as yet
been very much increased in the Northern
and Western States. The foreign demand
for grain increases from year to year, and
it will probably he a long while before Eu-
rope will be able to produce enough to feed
its people. The United States will be
looked toto feed the hungry poor of Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland.
Demand and supply always have and al
ways will govern and regulate the price of
ahe products of the earth. Speculation
may step in and control for time, but not
long. The time has come when everything
produced by manual labor will command
remunerative price. Husbandry will be
respected according to its Importance to the |
other Industrial interests of the country, |
and the profits derived therefrom.
The demand for horses for army and 9th
er purposes is such that the prices are from |
twenty-five to thirty-three per cent higher
than the same quality Of horses sold one
year ago, and yet they are rising, and will
continue to rise SO long as the supply is in
adequate to the demand. Farmers who |
give their attention to the raising of good !
horses will find it remunerative business
for the next few years. Cattle for beef,
work and milk, though not materially high
er thar one year ago, must advance con-
siderable in price the year to come, or we
much mistake the signs of the times.
Those who have large stocks, or who
have means TO produce them, will do we'll
to double their efforts, with certainty of
realizing large profits. Wool, and especial
ly the coarser grades, has not been so high
for many years as now and is still rising.
We bave heard the opinion expressed by
intelligent gentlemen, in whose judgment
IN such matters we place much confidence,
that should cotton continue as high as
now, wool, in fair lots will bring from
eighty cents to dollar per pound within
the coming year.
In these facts the farmer will not fail to
see much TO encourage him to greater ex-
ertion to put into the market the greatest
possible amount of the products of his farm,
OF whatever kind, and wisdom would die
tate 10 many who are engaged in other pur-
suits, the propriety of giving their best en-
ergies to the proper cultivation of the earth
with every assurance of bountiful return.
american Stock Journal.
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Cheshire Railroad.

g UMMER ARRANGEMENT.-On and after MONDAY
- May 20, 1862, Trains will run as follows -
MOVING EAST-Leave
Fellows Falls at 80 A. NJ and IS NJ; Keene at IN
A. NJ and 255 p M-and arrive at fitchburg nj IL 40 A.
and 4S2 L NJ BOSTON 30 and $50 r. NJ; Worcester
at 200 and 100 Pm.
MOVING wEsT.-Leaye
Roston at 30 A. NJ and 90 p NJ; Fi.chbnrvh at Q AZ
A. N and 80 p. NJ. Keene, II % A NJ and Is pm
and arrive at Bellows Fails Mt 1920 A. NJ and al5 p
Windsor ~ A. NJ. and l0.l5 p. NJ; Rutland 800 A. ~
ana LAD r. NJ Huntington. 8 90 NJ.
Trains Connect as tolloss.
UP trains at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND& BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland Burlington, Montreal ociens-
bugh, Albany Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
he West No change Of between Boston and Rutland
oy either traiu Lodge at Rutland arriving burlington
800 next morning &c
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor White
taver junction, burlington 0giensbarg Montreal st
Johnsburyj &c, via. VT. CENTRAL, PAsSusirsiC and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS, sc. Both trains make
dreet connection via VT CENTRAL r. H. for all point,
the last train up running direct through Windsor
H. junction and burlington by night train over VT c.
H. IT, arriving at Burlington 20 next morning, &C.
Do,ca 1Sains Connect at Ftehburgh
with Trains of Ftchburgh Worcester r. r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence aud New York CITY
And at Groon Junction with trains Of Worcester Nash
VA r. for Nashua aud ud with Trains of ston
Brook r. X for Lowell, Lawrence. &c.
A CHAPLIN .Superintendsp.
STEWART, Gen. Ticket Agt.
superintendent Office, Keene, N H., May %, 1862
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TRAINS GOING SoUTu EAsr.Nail train leaves Rom
ses Point at so A. NJ StAlbans at G1EA NJ burlington
at 100 A, NJ. connecting ut White River Junction With
trains for and from Wells River st. Johnsbury Iiteon
and with Northern Railroad for Boston Lowell Worcester
&C., connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad Tar
Boston, and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
PM wa"
NIanr fxpREss leaves ogdcnshurgh at l20O NJ Mon.
treal IS y. NJ, Rouse's Point ut 20 r. snl arriving
IN Boston at $40 A. connecting Pellows Fails with
Cheshire Railroad for Boston Worcester and with yer
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield New Haven and New
York, arriving in New York at A. 20 z. VI.
Trains going North and WestsIai train leaves Boston
at 80 via Lowell lawrence OF Fitchburuh Leaves
Springfield at 40 A. NJ Bellows Falls at IL % r. NJ con
meeting NJ White River junction with Nort hern Railroad
rom i'oson and with Passunpsic Raroad for aud from
81 Johnsbury aud 1itteon; arriving Burlington at 10
r. NJ and at st. Adams at 1.55 =. NJ. and lodge
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at AIS p NJ
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Railroad eayip.
Ncw FORK ut % A. and from Cheshire Railroad leay-
ing Boston az 400 r. Nj connecting White River june
ton with trae leaving Boston at 90 p NJ via Lowell or
at no F. NJ, via lawrence Leave White River Junction at
40 T. ~ arriving at burlington at 515 A. NJ Rouses
Point at 30 A. arrive at Montreal 10 80 A NJ and
ogdensburgh II X 40 NJ connecting with Grand Trunk
Trains for Detroit, Chicago, and the West.
New and beautiful sleeping attached TO both the
night express trains running between Rouses Point and
Boston, and between Rouse,s Point and Trey.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West sale at the
pr, S sasu on, ~ ,Oeo MERRILL supt.
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Q A U ITO IN
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEAL

Il h DOW, Physician and Surgeon. N o. & EpdicorS
~ BOSTON, consulted daily for all diseases inei
the cmaie system prolapsus Ucr of failing Of the Wed
Flow Aibas, Suppression and other mrus,rnal Dr.
ments are all treated on pathological principles
speedy relief guaranteed In very days So inward
certain Ia the mode of treatment that most ob,
complaints yield under IT, and the afflicted person 50
joices In perfect health
Dr Dow has no doubt had greater experience In the
in Boston. ~
boarding accom- odatons for patients who may wish to
IN foston few day under his treatment
Dr. Dow. since $40 having confined his whole at,epa
70 an Office practice. for the of Private Diseases
Female Complaints, Acknowledges superior in the TIM
States. " ~
b.-Al letters must contain four red STAINS Or the,
not be answered.
Office Hours fron s A. Z. to 9PM n5uIv,
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M "A IL H N A /.
Important to the Afflicted

TX. DOW continues to be consulted at his of,ee NJ
~ and Endcott Street, BOSTON, on ali diseases of !,
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE,
by long course of study and practical experenee ~
limited extent DR. D. has the qualification of prc.
the unfortunate with remedies that have never sine,
of ~ -'' "'ai"ih
GoSoRRHgA AND SYPHILIS
beneath his treatment, all the borrors n, v.n..,
IMPURE oooi, impotency, Scrosnla GoDorrbo., m
pam anu distress IL the regions of
o. the bladder and Kidneys, liz iocele Abcessas III,
frghtfnl swengs. ard the long train of harr,l, M
attending this class of disease, made to become
less as the simplest aliings of a child. Ae as ~
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Or d. devoess great part of his time to the treas,
those cases caused by aud solitary habit ~
ms the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate
al for business society Some of the sad and mel
effects produced BY early habits of YOUTH are weak
the BACK and limbs Dizziness Of the head Dimpess of,l
PaIpitaton Of the heart, Dyspepsia Nervousness Dr
ment OF the digestive functions symptoms of Cousumr
re- The fearful effects the mind are much TO bc M
ed loss Of memory, confusion OF ideas depression o
ITS evil forebodings aversion of society sefdstrust
ity &e are among the evils produced Such persons
before contemplating matrimony. consult physirs,
experience and be at restored health and hann
Patients who wish to remain under DR. Dow's ,reamr
Few days or weeks, will be furnished with pleasant
and charges for board moderate. Medicines sent To All u
OF the country with full drecons for use on reeeyip
cription OF your Dr. Dow has for sale the m
Capottes, warranted the hest preventive Order by
ihfee ior 81 and q red stamp l5-l4-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
The GREAT CAUSE OF
q . "a a q "a 0 S ga u

Just published In Sealed Envelope-Prce Cts
n Lecture by DIR. CULvERWELL, on the cause and
cure o. spermatorrhoa Consumption Mental and PHYS
"a Nervousness Epilepsy Impaired Nutrition Of
se Doy Lasstude Weakness of the Limbs Back; In
spposuon and incapaety for Study Labor Dunes Of
AppFehension Loss OF Memory, Aversion to Society Love
o. sontude Imitity, Self Dtrust. Dizziness Headache
1neenons o. tle Eyes Pmpes the Face, Involuntary
Youthful Iniiscretion. &C.. &c "
TINS admirable Lecture clearly proves that the above
enumerated often self afflicted evils NAV be renewed x,h
out medicine and without dangerous SURGICAL
ana should Dc read by youth man in the land
sen, UNDER seal In plain envelope, any address, on
the receipt Of sx CENTS or two postage sssmrs Nv ~.
are .ng cHAs- j. G. KLINE CO.
SViy Ia Bowery, New York. 2. o. Box fss6.
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Rutland Il Burlington Railroad.

~ y
0N aud after Dec s. ls62 Trains will run as follows TO
" witt = -
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington, 10, A. NJ and 9.20PM
Arrive at Rutland, II 10 and ~ 30 A NJ
Leave Rutland, 5.25 and IL 2S A. NJ.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, 750 A. NJ, and l5OPM
MOVING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Bellows Falls, 1920 and 9.20 Pm.
Arrive at Ro land 245 aud IL As 2. Nj.
Leave Rutla d 255 and 40 p NJ
Arrive at Do lngton 555 and 500 NJ
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
Al Burlington, 18th Vermont Cenraland Vt & Canada
Railroads for Montpelier st. Adams Rouses Point Mon
trea Ogdensburgh and the westAt Rutland with trains
Tor Troy Albany and New Yefk, Saratoga Springs Science
ady and the WestAt Bellows Falls with on Chesh-
m Railroad for Ftchburg Worcester Lowell and Boston
With Vermont Valley railroad for Brattleboro Springfield
rtford New Haven and New Yorkand with Sullivan
H. for Windsor, White River Junction Wells River st Johns
bury, Barton Litteton and the White Mountains
Passengers for the West wall find this cheap
and expeditions route
For Tickets and all necessary information enqnre at the
Offices on the line. T.. A. CHAPLIN Superntendent
kuTLAkp, VT, Dec !, 1862. 81
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POWERS lNsrlfUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

cCEssIBLE by Railroad, first station below South Yer
IA Junction.
Fall Winter and Spring Terms Of ii weeks each begin
the last Wednesdays of Aug Nov and Feb respectively
Large and beautiful Institute Buildings Extensive Appar-
sus Agricultural Department Gymnastic Club for health
exercise and the Most Popular and Experienced Teach
ers, are among its Advantages.
l.. II. WARD, A. NJ. Principal;
Mrs Il. II. WARD, Teacher OF 0rnamen tai Department.
Miss 8. L. LEACH, Preceptress
SEVERN SCIlNELL, Native f0ermany, Teacher Of Ger
man;
L. o. EMERSON, Teacher Music instrumental Vocal;
and other able Teachers.
Daily Lectures from the Principal in the Preparation
Teachers and from Gentlemen of High Scientific Attain
ment, before the Agricultural Department. will be given.
Letters for Rooms for SeBoarding for Board may be
sent to WARD, Bernardston Mass. Board including
all Incidental Expenses furnished in private families and
at the Cushman Hail. under of the Teachers at S25
per week. 80
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o. r. w 90 D s.

HAs general assortment Of Drug-. Medicines
II Fancy Goods, Toys Writing Pnprr
aud Euvetopes, also sells and receives snh<cripron
Tor All fspers and Periodicals in the Country az the oes
2ees Use best assortment Of Confectionery viii be fund
= MS place as veil as Hair Oil. aud Perfumery.
Toy Books aud school Bool- al reiurss 80.
EFeesiptlons earfuly prepared AZ All hours
Bellows ais, July IS lse2 a
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G E r TAIN CUR
n all cases, or no Charges Mad,

~. DOW Is consulted daily. from A. NJ. to s p ~
~ above. upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of %,
name and nature having by his unwearied attention
estrsoI binary success gained reputation which calls
nents from all parts Of the country 10 obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston, none stand birbsi
the profession than the celebrated DIR DOW No NJ
perieuced ply stefan and surgeon should give him
n y Or Dow Imports and has fer sale 4 new article \
cd the French Secret. Order BY mail 81 and
stamp. l5I4-ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
ee,,res ON Education.

David Parsons, Co. Sup't. of Schools, will
lecture as follows:
la Lihal;y, at the Rock Church, Rev.
Schaum's, on Monday evening, June !.
In Clifton, at the Shipley School-house,
Wednesday evening, June B.
In Lima, at the White School-house, Friday
evening, June 3.
At the Washburn school.house, Saturday
evening, June 8.
In the village of Ellenboro, town Of Ellen
boro, Monday evening. June 8.
In Rockville, Wednesday evening, June 10.
sin Dickeyyille, town Of Paris, Friday even
ing, June II.
In Snelser Grove, town Of Smelser, Mon
day evening, June Is.
At the Pocket, town of Miilyille, Monday
evening, June %.
At Bethlehem School house, town Of Mill
vile, Tuesday evening, June 26.
Attic German School-honse in District No
2, town Of Marion, Saturday evening, June ~.
The object of these lectures is to contrast
the existing schools with the schools which we
ought to have; to exhibit the evils that make so
many OF our schools almost worthless; TO give
a remedy Tor removing such evils; and, by Sc
curing the necessary cooperation oil patrons Of
schools, to establish a system OF instruction in
every district, that will insure TO every child
at an early day, thorough and practical edu-
cation.
Fathers, mothers, school officers, friends oil
education-al are invited to encourage the
rood Cause by their presence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
Newburn, Juno 9.

J., = 8. transport steamer Albany
The =, his morning at 6 a. M. for New
oayes h9 Tba sD concurrent testimony Of de-
York. luz M doubt that the long smoul-
serers caves e - revolution are breaking out
Iering ilts 5sio ~ Of North Carolina, and that
in The lalS s has reached point far beyond
disafsctloHi . n limitations Of the jour
psls OF lI't ,bonsand armed refugees from
SaTefal L;a , have been for weeks en-
tbe conscFi '' the mountains, with artillery,
t t5,o,oosssfaIy dsfying the Confederate az
tboritl'5n, .,,;ob Standard bitterly complains
The lea ii he rebel CONSUMPTION act has not
that WINE 1f3r '@f in Georgia and Mississippi,
been !. S Gerolina has been rak'd with fine
tooth conn.,. that in the battle of Chancel-
i "a aPP ,~rntv-nine North Carolina regi-
lor'Iil' -- '" niaced in front to resist Hook
menus ai, @9cs sustaining an immense slaug h
er' aq Ia. ~. South Carolina and Virginia
ter WINS ,,a va held in reserve. This mas
troops r. North Carolina is boldly and free
a'I9 . " the Confederacy is charged
y qsu cross Injustice and bad faith, and
WIN ,gmsrous and studied indignities put
5a' " lbe State and people are hotly resent
II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
rConmunisated.1

FoURTH OF July PIo-NIo.-The friends
of sabbath schools 10 Grant Co. are inyi-
ted 10 Join with the M. L. Sabtath School
of Lancaster, in general Picnic party. TO
take place on the 4th day of July, at Ian
caster.
Rev. Messrs. Mullen and Williams Of
Prairie du Chen, and several other speak
crs will be present on The occasion.
N. B.-it is to be a "PIc-Nic," and per-
sons are expected to supply themselves
with necessary eatables. So bring along
YOUR baskets and children and have 9
coed time.
G, L. G. BLESSING, Supt. S. s.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
OF DEAN.

State Of Wisconsin, County ofGrant--ss County Court
oiGnnt County, Wisconsin. In Probate, June Tenn,
1863. Present. VIM. McGongal, Judge. In the mat
Dean and Mary Dean, minor heirs Of Elhanan Dean,
deceased
On reading and fling the petitions of jeremiah p.
Smith and 0ns Dear, each rep'e enting to said court
that the parents Of ai6 minors both dead that said
minors have estate in said county, and that it is
a Guardian should be appointed to said minors 10
nave The and custody Of their persons and estate,
sla each praying to be appointed to said trust
lhereupon, it is ordered that the matter Of said
petitions be heard before the Judge of this court
lha court house in Lancaster in said county on
luesdayhe 18th day of July A. D. 1868 at one O'Clock
u he afternoon Of said day. ordered further that no
tce 1lereofbe given to all persons interested therein
Publishing this order for three () weeks successive
EPnorlo said day OF hearing in the Grant CoQnty
asIasd weekly newspaper published at Lancaster IN
@G Grant county.-Dated June IS, 1868.
l3w WM McCONIG AT Cyon,+r T,dr,o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
ESTATE OF BOYD.

sac !. q Wisconsin, County of Grant-ss Grant Coun-
VS9tt In Prolate June Term, 1868. Present.
an hcGOn.gal Judge In the matter eff the omar,
Ti'pssaP Of Robert W. Boyd, Mary NJ. Boyd Arthur
I...5 Lurenoa G. Boyd and John n. Boyd, minor
G.'s Of Robert Boyd, deceased
M @ and Cling the petition ofDavid T.. Foust
sa suea guardian representing 10 said court that
ols nave no personal estate and that il is
ps! % sell the real estate of said minors for the
G6%y ol paying debts due against said minors, and
slsf support aud education
t H. 1t is ordered that the ma tier OF said peti
Cm,, lizard before the Judge of this court at the
Ae8 I JL 10 Lancaster in said county, on Monday
rsrooa q august A. D., 1863 ut one O'clock in the
asoofY n .. sad day CFlered further that notice
G.ggb gwen to all persons interested in said estate
b. ~. This order for four "a weeks successive
Anl5 y ISL. s1id day Of hearing in tho Grant County
nit eonn,' newspaper published al Lancaster in
WHY dated June 18th, 1868. 1w4
WM. NoGOhIGAL, Co. Judge.
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ESTATE OF THOMPSON.

Sne Of Wisconsin, County ofGrant-ss. Grant Coun-
Y Voart 10 Probate. June Term, 1868. Present,
gP' AcGoniga, Judge Ia the matter of the Estate
Betsy Thompson, decd.
" reading and filing the petition ofThomas Thomp-
@a 10 said court among other thirgs that said deceas
Sdeparted this life lntestate in said Grant county
gng goods and chatels, and that he is the husband
said deceased, and entitled to administer said estate
la praying that administration thereof be granted
into him.
heeupon II is ordered that the matter Of said petit
9a be heard before the Judge of this court at the
I IN Lancastern said county, on Tuesday the
s@'noon Of said day. Ordered further that notice
~sIeo be gwen to all persons interested in said estate
publishing his order for three S weeks successive
n P5lor TO saI day of hearing in the Grant County
sfi a1 Wet6iy newspaper published at Lancaster in
@1 eounty.-Dated June 1853. Iva
VIM. MCG0NIGAI, Co Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
OlA0NS-DENNY, ct al.

sa SSs9 I in and for the County Of Gran, wlscon-
E povfaal'a 1903 Henry f. McCloskey and Susan
DeR6s Administrators OF the estate Of Nicholas
EF55 Deceased vs.. f. S Denny aud Mary his wife,
State ~ v ny and Thomas Jenkins defendants. The
You ara b "iSSonsin 10 the Defendants here named:
lie eonni. 1seoY summoned and required to answer
MD c inch Is fled in the otlee Of he clerk ~ the
aid coB,,i-t . serve copy of your answer to the
Msge Of Isnon the subscriber al his Office in the
We hereof s Ter within twenty days after the SER
yoa All Il Sne1usiye of the day of such service and
Sfsaid answer the said complaint within the time
Soass or tia PGle'lH IN this action will apply to the
Aag lltb 1ei'ei demanded in the complaint Dated
I6w 1905. j. 7. NILS,
Plaintiff Attorney.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16

n-The company with which Lieut.. BfNT-
LIFT was connected at the time ofhis death, in
the goth Wisconsin, lately contributed for the
benefit Of his widow and children about 5000,
end sent the same TO her in care'of Mr.. ENocH
OwsLEY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
Dry Goods & Groceries.


We have taken advantage 81 tle recent unparalleled
fall in The price Of Cold +. Mickey, having resided
almost exclusively in New oTk for the past three
months, was hand aud bought largely OF first class
importers who, under the influence OF the panic, Sacr
iced many desirable goods at 81 cents on the dollar Of
aware that the cause Of the great advance in pce Of
imported goods was the enormous premium on gold
with which to buy exchange and pay duties: that La
ing declined from "A to IS per cent or about so per
cent OF former rates, ami having been on the SPOT
when it took place. went ia for the Piles Of goods the
purchase Of Of which would gobbe up the entire
Of many of the called merchants who blow
lurrah and clap their hands before the public But
believe that sensation advertisements are played
out aad that scarcely necessary 10 inform the put
lie that those who compelled to buy goods small
lots, and i've II were, from hand to mouth cannot
pretend 70 compete with us 10 proof Of this cier
the following:
200 pieces full, yardwide supene New York E. sheet
Ing az 30 cents per yard.
500 pieces Rockingham unbeaehed Factory soc per y'd
800 pieces best brand pocumtuck Is sd vide, sc per yd
200 pieces good De LANES, zoe per va.
2O0 pieces stripe Shifting, SOC per va.
zoo pieces Portsmouth unheaehed Factory, zoe per yd
500 pieces good Bleaehed Factory, 18c per y'd.
500 pieces best DeLancs, 25c per va
5000 pieces Calico conseting Of al brands 20c per yd
20 pieces Of French Organdes. al 20 cents yard;
which were bought under pecGiar cr1 unsances, the
same quality having been sold at wholesale last week,
AT ~ cents per yard,
Our purchases CT nearly year ago we're so heavy
that we still have many packages Of heavy and fine
beached and unbcached Sheetngs and Shirtings Mer-
rimae, Spfague and other Prints, Stripes, Tickings,
Denims, Natonades for Summer wear, &c. &c all Of
which we will now open and dispose OF prices which
add TO the brilliant ard unsurpassed success which
crowned cur efforts for the last fourteen years. We
shall still sell justly celebrated and superior Hoop
skirts at old prices.