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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01


When we take into consideration the
scanty crops Of 1864, we think that the
above figures show an amount of business
greater than is genera ly supposed to have
been done by our Railroad Notwith-
standing the general opinion that Iowa
County is mostly a mineral producing re
eion, it will be seen that it is n so adapted
to agriculture There being another Road
through the northern portion of the coGn-
t., the Mineral Point Road running only
a short distance into the county, Of course
does but portion of the business for the
county The number Of cattle, hogs, and
horses shipped o?cr the Road speaks we
for the business Of the county. OF wool,
the amount is much larger than we ex-
pected to find it, for, as yet, but few Of our
farmers have turned their attention to
wool growing We anticipate a large in
crease in this article in the future, for our
farmers are preparing to turn their atten
ton more to the raising Of sheep than
heretofore
1 he lead business we think is greatly on
the increase. The high prices paid for
mineral of late haze induced many to re-
new their efforts in digging for the ore,
and we are ad to know that their efforts
hate not been fruitless Some Of the best
leads ever struck in the county lave been
developed during the 1ast year, and all
promise a rich reward for the labor of the
miner. 1t viii be seen that o7er two mil
Ions Of zinc ore have been sent from this
place during the year. Besides this, large
quantities are being gathered for the zinc
furnace in course Of erection near this
city Formerly this ore has been looked
upon as worthless, and has been rather a
nuisance to the miner Now it promises
fair rent eration for the labor of digging,
and hereafter we hope for Il large increase
in that branch Of industry Our Railroad
facilities are developing sources Of wealth
which otherwise would have been un-
known TO our citizens, and which are dai-
" advancing the prosperity, both of indi-
yiduals and the community at large.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01
Cherokee Female Pills.

The NFBIC AGE--Thc Cherokee Pills,
advertised IN columns is perhaps the most wonder
fuI medicament ever put forth, and OF the most
useful Of The Cherokee Medicines" sovereign cure
for irreguary in the female system it secures the
recurrence OF the monthly period with precision
sembns the evolutions of machinery. Never failing,
iunocuous being purely vegetable efficient in check
ing overflow and assuaging pain they in removing
distractions and rectyng suppression these Pills
recommended female ers the safest.
regulator tn t medical skill has yet devised Try
the Cherokee Pills and be convinced. Sold by all
druggists
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01

r CHANGE OF -BasE-Removals have. been
quite frequent OF late in this city. Deller
has removed his dry sgeods establishment
to Coads new building, corner of High
and Chestnut Streets. rn-
Martin Fotteler has removed his Boot
and Shoe shop to Dellcr's old stand.
Cornish has removed his tin shop to
Curry's building, next door below the
TRIBUNE Office
Jacka has removed his boot. and shoe
shop to Volt eler's old stand, directly OF
posite the TRIBUNE Office
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01

RAISING BOUNTY MoNEV-We under
stand the Co lector is progressing very
satisfactorily in collecting the s., 600 tax
for procuring men 10 fill the quota of the
city, though much complaint IS made by
the tax PAYERS because persons liable 10
draft do not come up and subscribe rs was
expected TWAS expected that every man
subject to the draft would pay by ,ubscrip-
ton So, at least; but as yet less than one
halt the persons enrolled have paid, and
the sum thus raised is less than 5000
If those most interested will not pay, tax
PAYERS not subject to the draft feel that
thew should not be compelled TO pay
We believe that all classes are equally in
tcreS,ed in having the men raised, ami all
should do their best in securing the object.
Under the present system Of bounty pay
Ing, men cannot be got without money
for however willing a man may be to 20
. into the service, he will be sure 10 secure
tie highest bounty possible
There is no time 10 spare in this matter.
/ The time for volunteering will soon be
Y past, and the men must be had, If not bv
/ volunteers, by . draft Let all classes
work together in harmony, and the men
wi ! be raised. Let e7ery man subject 10
the draft pay his So and the tax payers
will not be behind in doing their part, and
she quota of the city will be filed in time
! 70 escape the draft
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01

PERsoNAL.-We were pleased at meeting
Lieut.. PHILIP LAWRENCE, Co. {, 37th Wis.
Regt, in our sanctum day or two since.
Phil. is just from the army of the Pot :
mae, ard now at home on a short Through.
He looks in tip-top, apple pie order, in his
bright blue suit with straps"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01
Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bittcrs

is OF the greatest strengthening preparations ex
art It especially adapted to those vho are ahiict
ed with the Fever and Ague any other disease arts
ing from disordered condition OF the digestive organs
For the Fever and Ague there is perhaps medicine
in the world equal to it. it enters, purfe, and re-
plenishes the blood, which is so important to bring
scot healthy action in diseases Of this nature The
Bitters amsng the most popular, and at the
same valuable specifics in the medical world. In
smmending it to The public fully conscious OF
doing them "A great service knowing. We do, their
N IN client qualities and and speedy action
in all where the disease is caused by rrsguarity
Of the digestive organs. trial Viii suffice for the
most skeptical. See advertisement.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01
WEDNESDAY, FEB. /, 1865.
Business Of the NJ. p. K. X.

We have been permitted by G. w Cobb,
Esq, Superintendent of the Mineral Point
Railroad, TO CLEAN the following statistics
of the work of the road, from the annual
Report for 1864
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01
READ WHO SAYS sol

From Tie Rev LEVI C. Beck Pastor Of the Dap;i,,
church, Iemherton y. j., formerly OF the North l. n
tat Church, Philadelphia
nave Eno"u iIooliands German Bittcrs faveraHi-
for number If years / have used them in nv -
Ia'iF, ana nave been 50 pleased with their ef,ct,
ma nave been induced 10 I'd them 10 MANY
ot"ers' ana kHoW that they have operated in = strL
'"SE heirictai manner taic great pleasure in th1 =
pun tE proclaim * lie fact and calling The sftrp
H"h G" those alicted with the diseases for Which they
arc recommended TO these E,ters knowing frna, -
peii'nce mat my Iecoumg ndation will T.. slsapes
90 'i,i' more cHrrrfuliy HooCad 's Eiters Is In
te!iesa 10 oene!. the afflicted ana is not rum drink
J oars truly, LEVI C. BECK
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01

From fer. ). Newton Brown D. u, Editor oftb. Pm
cycloPedia # Religious Know ledge, and C!4is.isn
Chronicle Philadelphia
htth"nlA TO: disposed 70 favor or recommend Pat
Ell; Medicines ia general through n di,,rIst = -
sIee.ts ana elects. yet kIa1, 81 no sum Gent req
sons ny 2 man may not testify to the beref,s no
pe'itFtS iiHscIf 10 have received from any sinlrr-
preparation IA tie hope THAI he may thus cont Ri t. 10
ne oefSH ei others do this readily In re-,l
~ iioo.l"I- NeFi'an bittefs, prepared by Dr. G. n
jackson, OF This city, because VAS pIeiudjrcJ a.t
theh Tor many years under tie impression that the
"oIS s'tL i'l aieoI Ole IneNture. / am indebted .
my friend Robert Shoemaker Esq. for The r.rl,ysF
OF nus potJ"ace i proper tests ANA for cpcouuaes
merit % ny them hen suffering from great aut i5r
continued debility. The use % three bottles Of he
tltttLs at the beginning Of the present wear
io' 81 by evident RELIEF and restoration 10 a r-grrc
boiiy and Wcut;I yiEur which had nor falf fer,.,,
months U"i"ie, snd had almost dcsrlared % reg.i,r
therefore thank God and my friend fer lirt rt7.
% IAe L9e Of them ! NEWTON BROWN PLua
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01
From the ':rv Jo=. Il. RenrGrI Pastor O, ,ss 1-,h
Baptist Church. u

Baptist Church. ~
Dr.. jackson So ro,. Sri hsy. been fr.o,,,rtr..
requested TO connect my name with corneEdatfrIs 4,
ue anus 81 medicines, hut regarding the practice
= yu' 9" ny appropriate sphere ] have in all cases
declined; but with clear proof in various instarc-
and particularly IN my family. Of tie usefulness az In
hool.and "eriaan Filters, depart for once frer "
usdt' con3te 20 express my ful conviction tIat ~.
G~7ri0t "ebtttfy Of the systsa amt rxDscjg};,l f.
Ltrer cOH'I,f0jaf, AZ Is mr. and ystI,,ERe 49,
G'6ft"'7. In some cases II may fail; but uenafiv|
doubt not, i viii lie very bcHeacaI to those
from The above cause ~ '1-ef
Yours, very respectfully = II ErXx,p0
Eighth below Coates Street, IhilsdeIpsI-.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor ofBsn,i.trbrrch
Germantown, Penn A'
d. 4 VI jackson; Dr0r SIR Personal ern..f-
euce enables ne 10 EaEkhat regard the German Et
t"fsireiar"d ny you rs a most excellent medicine
IN cases Of severe cold and general de- t H..
gr atty benefited 10y the II the B,tters ard a.,
not thsy viii produce simila Effects m. others
Ao14zr truly, y A!.EEA RANDOLPH.
r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01

VNARRANTEE DEEDS, MORTGAGE TIHns.
w CHArrEL NoRrGA6Is, ks., -. fsr 40
- - rl,yvyv sR%~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01

From Rev, ! II. Turner, Pastor 0: Tcdding II. z.
hurch. Philadelphia.
nr. Jackson :-D>0T Sj,':--if7vinz us-d vonr C;.,
man Bi'ter> IN my family frequently pfeparea 10
say Hat i has bee1 OF great service believe that IN
most eases - general debility cf the system II is -
safest aud mos Ealuafis remedy % WHEN have an
knowledge. Your respectfully. !. y. TURNER
No. IzG y. Nineteenth StrAet
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01

From the Re- J. " Lyons, formerly Pastor a II.
Columbus y J. and AGcstOwn Pa BAPTIST Cbureb,s
Ore. 81. Jackson -; D>sy.Sf5- II feel II rlcasurs
thus, Cf accord, 70 bear testimony to tho ex
cellencc u the German Eters Some years stree Re
ing afflicted with Dyspepsia. I used them with 49,
benshcal results have often recommended them "a
persons tnfceiHea ~ that tCIueuting Gisea.e .r5
have heard from them the hsfering test5fn,,f.v
% their great vaiue. In Of general driIitv
Lelieve it 10 tonic tina. canno: he surpassed -
J. NJ. LYONS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01
LINDEN HOTEL.

r linden Iowa County, Wis. J. RULE. Proprie-
| tor. Board by day week ct reasonable rates.
Isst Of Stabiing accommodation. Iy50
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01

Among our DRY GOODS may b. found Prints De
LANES Scotch Plaid. and ELEGANT DRESS GOODS
Of every description. annel, Sheetinss Shirtngs
Denims. C ARPETlNGS, Hats and Caps Boots and
Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves, Yarns Yankee Notions. &c
&c, and very large stock OF Sha,el, Hoods Sccrf,
and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01

Baptist Church. 81
u. Jackson s->r,- SRI rscl +. dr. 10 vo,;r
ceIent preparation, lIooands German Biteys :, ,d
my testimony the deserve Imitation Il bs ali
have Tor years, times leeu troubled via, go,
dtorderin my head and rcrFog- system. Iuasadyis.e
did 50, and have experienced great and l.rexrec,es
relief: NY health has necu very materially Hsaeet.7
confidently recommend the article where meet vg
caFt. similar = ny c r. ana haFe been assured ~ aauF
Of their good effects. Respectfully yours.
I. WINTER, Eoxtoroa.h, Pa
F-ora Rev. - Herman q the German r.,,-,,sa
Church. Kutztown. BerEs County, IA
Ur. {. u. Jackson - RcUDrcfl1 f;z-.-T b,y. i,.,
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty wears and nav.
ussd any mecscne t,at did NJ much rood a,
h.siih after having taken FIVE boit.cz
Yours, Siih respect, is. HERMAN.
PRICES.
Lag. Size (ialdius nearly d5ut:- 1uan,i.vl
800 PR Bot-le-h.if aoz. SO
Snail Size-15 cents Pr Bottle--haif coz $40
BEWARE OF CUUNTERFEiTs
Sc ,iat Tie sig aturc - sc. H. JACKSON"
WRAPPER OF cach bottle
Should your nearest druggist ret hav. .ss sx,-,r
20 oi hs put Oh by aiy Of the intoxicating rr-narz
trFs that may he onered - lie place bnt ,end !, -,
End &C viii forward, securely packed, br esprcr,.
Principal Office and Mandatory,
63l Arch Street, :. hiladeiphis
JONES & EVANS.
lsaccsrsors 10 C. N. jackson acs..
Proprietor
Fer Sale by Druggists and Dealers in ever,
ts~sll she Usi,sd S<At>S ~ =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01

49, 60, nrx WILSON. JAS. r. sUDDUI
COBB, WILSON q SUDDUTH.


A rroRNEY n Law and Notary Public Dodgeville
n Iowa County Wis Particular attention paid TO
soliciting Refer to Hon. c. c. Washburn, AM Cobb
i 1udduth -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12

(Esta6lsshed 1881
VA ERTENBAKER & WILLIAMS,
wv successors to
KEEN. BALD WIN d WILLIAMS,
l02 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Take pleasure in announcing that they are now oPsa
ing large stock of superb
Fail and Winter Clothing,
Genaemen's Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Trunks and Vdl,ses,
all of which have been gotten up by the manufactu-
to ordr and with direct reference to the wants of
our trade. BY every arrival we shall make additions
stock, and keep constantly full supply of the
best and most fashionable goods to be had In the
country. We will also have made to order any article
desired and guarantee satisfaction. Having all the
ADVANTAGES enjoyed by the house for twenty
previous to the war, with determination to offer the
best goods the lowest prices confidently invite
the patronage of the old of the house and
that of the public at large Terms CASH,
WERTENBAKER i WILLIAMS
Sept 26-1y*
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Richmond Advertisements.

EklC0mO0Q AOvGrt1S0me0t6e
~~~~~-~~--~~~~~-~0---~-~-
" New York is now In terror of the
approach of the great A static plague-CHOLERA. In.
deed it has already arrived, NINETEEN DEATHS
are reported On board the
STEAMER ATALANTA.
NOW IN QUARANTINE.
1t is predicted it will move Southwar ard ere long and
due caution should be taken prevent its spreading
OF RICHMOND
viaGiNGA CREOLE BITrERs
as one Of the surest preventives
NOW KNOWN.
because of the special ingredient. used in their manuao
ture.
Every family should keep these biters on hand and
prepare for any emergency.
OF RICHMOND
ENDORSE THIN,
Sold by all Druggists
throughout
wsstern States
Att d. 8. HUrFARD,
Manufacturer, Governor ST., Richmond.
NEW AND CHEAP
FALL AND WINTER
Dry Goods,
VIM be opened every day during this month.
AT EZEKIEIiS
Obj STAND, NO. Al, MAIN STREET.
(Below st. Charles Hotel. opposite aida
Richmond, Va.
At my store will always be found full and wei
selected assor tment of the most fashionable styles
Goods for Ladies, Misses, Gentlemen and Boys
wear. and every article needed for
Family and Housekeeping Purposes.
As usual my city and country customers may ret
assured of getting GOOD BARGAINS, wholesale g
retail, for their money. il they call at my Old 1sse
hshsd Cheap Store.
JACOB EZEKIEL,
Sept 26-3m No. Al. Main Street
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12

upon SO liberal scale As to attract
ALL CLASSES OF PUR CHASERS
READY MADE CLOTHING
aad'to convince the entire public that tie
Richmond Clothing Bazaar,
is the place long sought for by
TIE FASHIONABLE WORLD
THE ECONOMICAL PURCHASER
The SEEKERS of GREAT
and all who would buy the most desirable
New and Seasonahle Goods,
POSITIVELY LOW PRICES.
In making these assertions, Mesrs Loeb Brothers
desire to call the attention of the people the fact Aa
they have large
Importing and JobbiRg House,
IN NEW YORK CITY,
where two of the members of the firm located
This house has been established nearly twenty years
and has
EXTENSIVE EUROPEAN CONNECTIONS,
from whence by direct importation, it is continually
supplied it'll THE CHOICEST FABRICS, from
the celebrated houses of English, Fr ench aud German
Manufacturers at the
PRIME COST OF MANUFACTURE.
BROAD-CLOTHs,
ENGLISH BEAVER CLOTHS,
CASsIMERs, DoEsKINs,
vESTINGs,
and in short. all kinds of goods ever fosnd in
First-Class
Fashionable Merchant soring
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
may be here in the styles and designs, and
having secur ed the eryices of IL. J. ADAMS, of
Richmond. in the
CUSTOM WORK DEPARTMENT,
arm will be cut in the most gentee style and fla
ished in the most workmanlike and TO every
| cu-tomer
Perfect SATISFACTION Guaranteed.
In department fol the sale OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
| we shall always keep
| THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY,
every quality, SO that
THE POOR,
| THE MIDDLE GLASSES,
may suit ther and their pockets, and to all
SILL OUR GOODS,
| we have adopted
The One Price SYSTEM,
One Price
WILL ALWAYS BE
TEE LOWEST PRICE
for which goods of the same quality be ebtaaed
either in the cities of
New York,
Boston, or
Philadelphia !!
! We take pleasure in announcing the engagement,
Statesmen, of Messrs y. F. RAY, formerly with &. B.
Rouse & Co of Richmond, Va. JOHN E. DAVID
| SON, of r edmond; and JOHN ELLETT, of Powha a.
tan gentlemen well and favorably known in this
munity, and by many dealers throughout the entire
State. We also present to
! COUNTRY CLOTHIERS,
Rare Inducements which not ossiblv be extended
by any other House as we have established, as per-
M anent local Institution, in this city the
| FIRST EXTENSIVE NAN UFA CTORY
4
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VIM. r.. Polk,
Before the great fire, at 1877 Main Street. Richmond
Now occupying the Old Stand of Chiles & Chenery,
no. 49, BROAD STREET, CORNER 9TH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
esires to inform he public, that he has hand
well selected stock of
Dry Goods and Notions,
consisting part Of Cacoes 25 cts per yard and up
wards Delanes, 81 cents and up; Bleachsd
Shirtngs, 80 cents and up Black and
Fancy Dress Silks, and fine
assortment of other
Dress Goods, French M crinos, Empress Cloths, all
wool Delaines, Alpaca, Black Cloths, Cass imeres,
Satinets Kerseys &c Linen Table Damask,
Towels Napk ms, Irish Linen and
Thousands of other articles.
CARPETS, RUGS AND MATS,
All of which will be sod at Small Profits to holesa 10
retail buyers
o. DO not forget the p ace,
No. 173, Broad Street, Corner 9th, RICHMOND.
N. b Orders accompanied with the money will be
promptly and carefully led
Oct 10-1Yr S w. r. POLK.
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Why is q chicken pie like gunsmith' store, Be-
cause It contains foul-in-peces.
The first printers Ttans, and there are still q
good many eight uns" among them.
"Sall, what time does your folks diner" ''Soon as
yoa goes; that's missus orders"
Mankind should learn temperance from the moon
the fuller she gets the smaller her horns become.
ssThou ranest in this bosom,' as the chap said
wien basin of water was thrown over him by the
lady he was serenading.
What is the difference between an accepted AID a
rejected lover? One kisses his miss and the other
misses his ksss
What is the difference between bad boy and a
postage stamp9 One you lick with stick, and the
other you stick with HEX.
"Are you Christian Indian" asked missionary
of one OF the Chippewa braves. "No; whisky In
gen." says red-skin
When Baltimore lady is kissed. she says she feels
az though she was taking chloroform and remains in
sensible as long as the operation lasts.
certain landlady, it is said, makes her pies so
light that her dodgers see to go to bed without
candle after eating moderate-slzed piece.
The best description of weakness we have ever
heard is the ways uery to his wife, when she gave
him some hicken broth, if she would not that
chicken to wade thr ough the soup once more
Did you say my brother Bill didn't have much
sense as Bill Apps big "yallar dog 7"
"No, said Bill APPS yallar dog had more sense
than your brother Bill"
Josh Billings being duly sworn, deposes follows.
That most men had rather dew smart thing, than
to dew good one.
That backslding is good thing, especially on the
ice.
There is Q things in this life for which never
fully prepared, and that is twins.
That ignorance is bliss-ignorance of saving wood
for insiuns.
That little farming il dangerous thing-thatisas
true as 1t ar common.
That il is better to fale in oble enterprise than
few suckseed in o mean one
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Save Your Money!
81 gE POUR MONEY /!
SAVE YOUR AIONEY!!!
SPECIAL ATT ENTION.
TO THE CITIZENS OF STA UNION
And Surrounding Country!
You will do well to call at JULIUS srcL..s
GREAT BARGAIN STORE,
NO. 900, BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
Where you can obtain anything in the line of
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
al so FANCY GOODS SC. al the lowest New York
Prices AS am receiving goods daily from New ork
Auctions cam therefore, afford to sell at the following
prices
Beautiful Paris Styles Gros Grain Saths
and Gros Du Rhine SILKS from S25O up
to $500, worth $500.
Very elegant quality Of Italian Silks from
s1.75 to $500.
Splendid Moire Antique Silks, something
entirely new in colors and quality.
Pain Silks of the most exquisite pat
terms. A very elegant quality offered for So
any shade.
Ihave also the most select assortment in the city o
FANCY SILKS, at various prices.
French Merinos, all shades and qualities at 81 up
Figured Mernos, the most beautiful patterns IN the
city at wholesale prices
Magnificent all wool Plaids for chidren's wear, 81.
Colored Alpaccas, from SO cents up,
Beautiful Plaid and Striped Poplins, only 5o cents
worth rs.
All wool DeLanes for IS cents and up.
Shepherds Plaid only As cents up.
Black and White Mernos-very cheap.
Mousins only 81 cents
MOURNING GOODS.
Black Bombazine, S so and up.
Black Cashmere, very elegant quality-ony 80 CT
Black De LANES, all qualities from so cents up.
Grapes Of every quality at different prices.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Such sheetings all widths and prices; Towelings
Napkins, etc. Linen Sheetngs, only $500;
Pillow Case Linen, only $1.l5;
Bieached and Brown Cottons at all prices and qualities
The greatest variety of Cassimeres, Satinets,
Fiannes, Cloths, double width Cloths,
Jersey Flannels, SC,
In the City, or in market
Broad Cloths from up to $40.
Doeskin at all prices
The best assortment of Blankets ever in market, at
prices to SUIT all.
Carpets all styles, qualities, and prices; also beauti
full patterns Of Rugs, all sizes
Hoop Skirts, at all prices and sizes tor children IRON
| 8 years old, and any size and style
Balmoral Skirts any style and price from to 10.
The greatest and most select assortment OF Shawls,
CIoaks, Circulars, and Sacks, in the
City, from and S TO- up.
WOODEN KNIT GOODS.
Such As Sontags Shawls Fancy Knit Hoods, Chdren'a
Caps. Children's Cioaks, Fancy Knit Cloaks,
Fancy Goats, Superior Zephyr knit
Basques, Nubias, Chdrea's
Fancy knit hose,
etc etc. etc.
Egg FANCY ARTICLES
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. -ESsa
Also 200 yards J. & P. Goats Spool Cotton, only
Five Cents
Needles, only cents; Pins, only cents
bs- Liberal discount allowed to Wholesale Buy
! 90 All orders executed with promptness.
bJ- Don't forget TO call early
And supply yourselves for the Fall.
AT THE
Great Bargain Store,
NO. 220 BROAD STREET.
RICHMOND, VA.
| Oct 10 l865-2m JULIUS SYCLE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12

STANTON, VA,
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