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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11
COMM ER GAL.
OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH.
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| OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH
| Thursday, Oct. 18th, 1866.
| GRAIN MARKET.-There has been gradual
falling off in prices paid for wheat in all the leading
markets. and we estimate the decline for the last 12
days at fully 20 cts. bushel on the lower grades.
No. 1 has not suffered to the extent of the other
grades but has held pretty firm position in the
markets. Growers have hurried forward damp
wheat to the market, which has had the effect of de-
preciating values of all other descriptions of wheat
and many have in a very reprehensibe manner mar
keted their wheat in a mixed condition, part of the
offerings being wet and part sound and dr.. We
quote No Spring wheat at 81 ,60a1, 70; No. $l4Oa
| $50, ana Rejected at 81, 25a1 ,35.
With large receipts of Barley all the ports there
was considerable depression for short period
but there is better feeling again, but prices are
somewhat lower and the market can hardly be said
to be steady and firm. We quote No. at 60a75cts.
No. 1, 80a9O-Extra, 81 90. Oats 2Scts.
PROVISIONS is steady at 25a27 cts. Eggs
IS cts Potatoes SOC for choice varieties. Onions
IS cts.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10th, 1866.
WHEAT--The market was less active at a decline
of aa1c on No. Land 5a7c No. Spring. 2,O71a-
,O6za for No l; $1,7Oa1S0 for r. and 81, Gal, 63
Corn was heavy and the market receded 1-2asc
closing quiet at 61a62Ac for No. in store.
Oats were dull and 1a2c lower with sales at 33a34c
for No. 2, and 2Sc Tor rejected in store.
Barley opened flat, and 203c lower. We note
ales at 81 90 for No. l. 6506Sc for No 2 and 47649c
sor Rejected in store.
Broom Corn was more active and firm, with sales
at S150000115,O0.
BUTTER--There is a steady and fairly active de-
mand for all choice varieties.
Choice Dairy Observation-Disclosures. a6ooe
Good Tub ....... ......... 0So9d
srlihhqn fFhdn '....--..-.-..-. 1Sa20
Prime Firkin ....................... 23a9S
CHEESE-There is an active demand for prime
factory Cheese and prices firm. Western States
ana western Reserve are quiet but steady at prev-
Gus rates We quote:
New York Factory, per lb........ ~ 10 aoOc
" esteth States. .'.-...-..-.- lib ais
Young America ....................... 25c
Illinois factory a19
Ham burg .................... Is a19
POTATOES Trade languishes owing to large
stocks in deCayed condition on hand. Prices are
unchanged, the best qualities selling 5O@65c per
BEEF CATTLE.-The market to day was emphat-
ically dull one The supply of stock was abundant
but there were few buyers in the market Sales
were made at prices ranging from S4S71a for com
mon cows and heifers averaging 81 lbs to $500 for
good fat oxen averaging !, $50 lbs.
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DIR SBELEY7S
Liquid Catarrh Remedy.
SYMPTOMS,

The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very slight.
quent attacks and are sensitive to the changes
OF temperature. In this condition the may be
dry or slight discharge thin and acrid afterwards
thick and adhesive, may enSue.
AS the disease becomes chronic the discharges are
increased in quantity; they til cF and heavy
add are hawked or coughed off The secretions are
offensive, causing bad breath; the voice thick aud
nasal; the eyes weak, the Ofsmel lessened
or destroy ed-deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of Ca,
tarrh is that the person is obliged to clear his throat
in the morning OF thick or Shiny mucous, which has
fallen from the head during the night. When this
takes place the may be that his disease is
on its way to the lungs, and should lose time in
arresting it.
The above are bat few Of the many Catarrhal symp
toms. Write to our laboratory for our pamphlet de-
bling fully all symptoms, il will be sent FREE to
any address, Also, directions where to procure the
medicine.
We are receiving letters from all parts Of the I'm
ion, and also numerous testimO as from those using
it, bearing the evidence Of its infalhole merits
ER~ This remedy contains no MINERAL or POISON
Gus INGREDIENTS, but is prepared from Vegetable Ex.
tracts xcusvely: therefore tits Per/ect hdggLess
even to the most tender and delicate child. M
Call for Seelye's Catarrh Remedy and take
no other If not sold by druggists in your vicinity
they VIII order it for you. Price $500 a bottle
All persons suffering with any affection OF the
Head Throat or Lungs, should write at once for our
pamphlet fully describing all symptoms pertaining to
the above diseases.
1t will be sent free to any address,
Address,
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For Supervisor; Sd Dist,
SELYEY KIDDER.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
nv THE

American Jewellers Association,
Depot: 81 ~ 80 Nassau. "a, SO u So Lib
erty Street, New York city,
Of Rosewood Pianos and Meodeons Fine Oil PAINTINGS
Lngrayings Silver Ware Gold and Silver Watches. and
Elegant Jewelry, consistingof Diamond Pins Diamond
Rimgs, Gold bracelets, Coral, Flo entne, Mos!tic
Je5, Lava, and Cameo Ladies' Sets, Gold Peps with
Gold and Silver Extension Holders, Sleeve But
tons, Sets Of Studs, Vest and Neck Chains,
Plain and Chased Gold Chains &C.. &c.
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MOn motion, Mr. Healey was declared unani-
mously nominated

There being no soldier who was candidate
for the office Of Clerk of the Court, it was
moved and carried unanimously that L. B.
Nichols be nominated by acclamation for that
Office
The Convention then on motion, proceeded
to an informal ballot for County Treasurer
with the following result
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REDUCTION IN PRICE.
OFTHE
AMERICAN WATCHES,
MADE AT WALTHAM MASS.
With Gold at Par.

GIN consequence of the grea in our
facilities for anuactuing we have reduced prices
rs lnyY mint as hevc 10
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bushel.
BEEF CATTLE.-The market to day was emphat-
ically dull one The supply of stock was abundant
but there were few buyers in the market Sales
were made at prices ranging from S4.S715 for com
mon cows and heiers averaging 917 lbs to 5000 for
good fat oxen. averaging /, $50 lbs
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n AlAVtAoH was lIaOS te proceed to an infOr.
NAL ballot for Clerk of the Board of Supervi
sors. Mr.. o. S. Head moved to amend so as tc
nominate young, one armed soldier, Ernest
G, Timme by acelamation, which was second.
ed and carried unanimously.
Jason Lothrop Jr. was nominated by ac-
clsmation for County Surveyor.
J. NJ. stebbins was then nominated by acela.
nation for Coroner.
On an informal ballot for member of Assem-.
'.ulE' Gideon Truesden received Is votes against
II scattering.
on motion the Convention proceeded to a
lor t e ballot when Mr. Truesdell received IS
III tnree votes, and was, on motion,
declared unanimously nominated
mr. "a q. Simmons offered the FOLLOWING.
which was unanimously adopted - .
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AIA 6OlNl GIL
SO that no one need hesitate to buy eh from IL
expectation that will be cheaper some future tim
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Whole No.............33
The name of E. G. Timme was withdrawn
and the third formal ballot taken as follows ::
I Ir a. Healey. ............... .25
Hugh McDermott. 3
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Of We CITY. County and Post Otiict
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

BATTLES TURNING ON THE HEALTH OF THE Con-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stories are told of the influence
Of physical exhaustion or disease on commanders
general past eighty, had been able to keep the
field of Marengo, the fate of the day, and with it
the fate of Europe, might have been reversed. In
the German campaign Of 1913, on the third day at
asserts,) Napoeon's energies were impaired by
the effects of a shoulder of mutton stuffed with
onions; and he was prevented by an irritating
complaint from performing the part of an active
commander at Waterloo as he had been in the
previous year at the battle of Moskwa. Accord
ing to Segur, Charles XII on the other hand, was
as calm in his litter as on horseback; and it was
from a wicker carriage that Marshal Sake directed
the decisive charge at Fontenoy. Frederick the
Great with rare self-knowledge, declined to place
himself in a critical position when he was weakened
by bodily pain or exhaustion.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
From the washington Navy Yard

From the Washington Navy yard.
WASHINGTON NAVY YARD Feb. l6, 1864
To Wrn. Keleer, Esq, Constructing Engineer
sr-We of Buklevs Lumber Dryers in operation
this yard Wehave made thorough tests of the process
lumber viz: Five White Pine Panks:
L. Weighed in ia lbs weighed out 55 lhsi gauged in
Is 3-lG inches; gaqged ont Az,
No. g. Weighed in C7 los; weighed ont 81 osi gauged
Is 81 inches, gauged out l42s.
No g. Weighed Ga rs weighed out 81 Ds gauged l5H
inches gagged out Il 1916.
No l. Weighed in ~ bs weighed out 6 Dsi gauged IN lb
No s. Weighed in 81 fs weighed out 81 M gauged ia l5A
No green black Walnut board weighed in IS MS 81
ms; gaugedin II 5l6 inches, out l63s.
No. T. black Walnut board weighed in 49 hs, out ~
Ig gauged in l21z inches, cut II.
No g. Ash plank inches 10 years in yard, weighed in
II lbs, out II gagged in Is inches, out AK.
No g. Pine plank 3l6 nches years in yard, weighed
in 98 lbs, out 81 g4uged in l56 inches out l5
To- old dry board gauged in Va nches gaugsd ont
"a inches. -, .tto, a,-zo, t., ,o,l
No H. green plank, " inch thick, was cut Into three
pieces the pieces taken out each day One piece
h inches wide srunk quarter of inch in - hours The
niece which remained under fire three and half days shrunk
no more than the which the kiln only 48 hours.
the shnkEge to be taken out oy tine superneaeo
steam before the moisture is all gene
This lumber seasoned in less than and seems a
bright aud full of life the best air dried lumber
these Kns Of great advantage TO this yard
believe the process just what have long needed
all the trnube about dry lumber We think the pro
cess upon the right principle ee9nomicat
| J. N. DOWNING Master Joiner
| @. L. WILLIS, Foreman.
| L. A. TuEL. 9nartermHn.
believe the set forth In the above communica
complete success. S. P. BROWN Navy Agent
The results experiment above reported satisac
| tory, and we believe them to be correctly stated
| Chefof Bureau Of Navy Yards and Docks.
| .". W. P. g. SANGER,
| ERgtneerin- Chiefof Navy Yards and Docks.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

FREEDMEN's $ SAVING BASK BUsTED.-The Mobile
Tribune is informed through reliable source that
the popular institution (amonng the niggers) known
is checks. coroner's inquest was held by
sable brother, and the verdict rendered was "died
with circus on the bran.n Several days previous
to its demise, the circus was observed. to be
requisite wherewth from the immaculate bank.
AT present there is not farthing in the till. A
piece of red Grape hangs on the door knob of said
institution, and every darkey that passes that way
Departed
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

Miss Kate Batemau, the favorte actress, has
abandoned the great public, and bestowed herself
upon young English surgeon, formerly con
nected with the Havre line of Steamships. Her
marrfagc i understood to forever sever her con,
nection wiz! % profession ia wiltel she has won 50
many triQmphs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
Ayers Ague Cure,

the speedy certain of Intermittent Fever
Chs and Fever Remittent Fever Chill FeveE Dumb Ague
Periodical Headache Bilious Headache and Bilious Feves
indeed for the whole OF diseases originating in hillary de-
rangement caused by the malaria of miasmae countries
This remedy has rarely failed the seveest cases of
Chs and Fever and has this advantage other
Agne medicines that subdues the complaint without injury
the patient II contains qunne other deeterous sub
stance does produce qunism any Injurious effect
and ynu will ndurse these assertions Prepared by j. O.
AVER & CO.. Lowell, Mass, and sold by
Il. j. HART & CO.,
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

''Put down that picNa.n The words'are ut
tered hurriedly and harshy by the sergeant to an
ungracous private, who, carried away by his
barrel "And why should put down the pickle?"
queries the private, mildly. "Put down that
pickle that's all want of you" returned the
sergeant, determnedly. "Down it goes, then!n
disAnMn narhd.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
aeu OWENS ga1g csa 9tdny taenIHs 0etobet &C. 18aa.
PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,
STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
sEAsoh LUMBER In FROM aTo 4 DAYS.
Important Invention for Seasoning hum


Important Invention for sensonInE Lumber.
1t will Lumber average Of 81 per 1000 feet
than any other process.
1t is safer does the work quicker cheaper and better thar
any other process.
The expense of Kiln Right is within the reach o.
every
dry out the Lumber than to haul
twenty miles.
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
medately.
The of changing Dry Air Kiln into Steam
Kn erecting Kiln and the price of Right are
often saved in year by this process.
Noneed of keeping large stocks of lumber hand 1t cost
dry by this process than the interest theprce while
drying in the air.
Carpenters, Coopers, Cabinet, Carriage Sash, Door and
Blind Manufacturers Owners Of Planning Machines Saw Mills
all wish dry lumber should be in possession Of the
Right to this invention.
common Air Kiln be changed into Steam Kiln
for small expense. ,
vanis Centr New York Central Atlantic and Great West
ern; Chicago North Western; Chicago Alton and ST.
Louis: Illinois Central; Chcago, Burlington and Quincy
Michigan Central Toledo and Wabash Sunduky Dayton arc
Cincinnati and other Railroad Companies Also, by many
manufacturers Cars CARRIAGES SASH Doors and Bnds
Agricultural Implements etc. throughout the United states
ToBAGCo, WooI, PAPER, BRICK, SALT, and other
substances dried by this process.
of the Dryer allowed before paying for the Rght ~
paying for the drawings and specifications.
For further information, address
JOSEPH FRY,
oOoo Katpn Ia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

A contemporary describes certain public man
as ga coward, a thief and liar.' We will not
mention his name bu5 will wager a siSpence that
nine out Of ten who read this paragraph will pro-
nounce it at ouce.-L Boston Post.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
PATENT CLoTHEs-wAsHER.

VENHE ERYDEAULTCC CLOTHES WASHER
AND WRINGER,
and most usel invention of the kind fer saving
household labor ever invented.
and better recommendations for saving time laho
and of fabrics washed than any other
chine All the other machines either rub the clothes and
hem speedily satisfactorily perform their WORK
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This not the There rubbing Of the clothes
consequently, and tear The washing is ost com
pooy and thoroughly performed by the action of the whee
aono Send for circular, giving full explanations call and
examine them at the General Southern Agency.
Good Inducements offered to agents elsewhere.
s. NJ. BARTON & CO.'S,
No. II Tchnupitoplas Rtreet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
34p 0rlG305 Duly GFestent.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1856.


a Bopham correspondent of the Telegraph,
writing under date Of the 8th Just is satisfied that
tI ,ta' - - r,, I'm IA .oot ~ a.
So'tou ''op ~ io'"9 s lv',. Dy az
ago. He attributes this falling of 10 three causes
the unusuol floods the worms and the lo,ine7s NJ
kbo oo..,o,. ,rd ig o9 o,.,;o ttt. to,.,a =; |
~ ~ ~, ~ % 'D"V P'""'o'' III
IeXas WI gradual'y turn Their attention to The
raising Of cereals instead Of cotton.
AN ACClpENT.-We are i1rormed that two 1oco. |
motives with each a train of cors ron ma aonb |
other on the Buffalo Bavou railroad ynsterJeT
between Richmond and gorrSbnr% 4eo SCI
fords Point in onan dovliaht 90 o. 4i1e nrniria
Several ladies and chiIdreo Sere eIirbTv iininrad
bV heinz thro",n anu a;ns werG ssnty lnIureu
Conductors shonjd he veTv can,nno obnr+ nni,'"
their trains inn aoch n;ber 1bov n,ilht I,rri
somebody at it. sure enon"6.rIeISnranSS L rSn'
T,un M, - -, ~ or r. .u
.E niiAI MAN hlhLihD hlhLhD sGAlN'-our feaoers WIN
ii ietneh,gHr i seeiog 'ue announcement OF a man
peluS hen oll 'ne Satveston, houston aiiq mar az,
L'spuIP faIloau' ny lali'ng ou lne cars we VIII
now give me last part OF the abair. coroner
ana jury, nearing OF The sad accident, started 70
Sue scene OF operations, put on arriving, were
IofE.Iea L, 10 see tle corpse upon whom tney were
70 9o!u an inquest rise 70 hs leet ana taNe DaSV
srtIues III tpe uleclon OF tne nearest staIou. u
appeats thal lne corpse, = so-caHeo, was s,I99ty
1nepriated Wheh ne iell lfom ''le cafs, aud AFTER
iylng Ia stuD0f 1or some rme, cohciuded 10 get
up anu dust.
1i tte 9oio oHui "uu JulS "enuou @ 'tS "IIaLy Why
5aen ;, ~ TIKI u''0'"5 '''''' '''V i0'u ou'
"N.P'
an EFiI"-5omethn9 snould be done by the
proper authorities to DIMINISH or rid US altogether
OF the accursed lepfosy Wh'cn Father Abralams
pronulciamehtoS and thelr eLect8 have afflicted
our Guy |ith. we mean the nymphs dq psye-
shade, Atrcan7-grade most INTERIOR Christmas
WI soon be mere tue l. m. CTS and I. W. c.'s
from the country WI, OF course flock to our city,
q great number with tue earnings OF the year l
their pockets.
They will holdhigh carnival while g de speshy"
lasts, hut when that Is gone, . Othello's occupa,
ton desplsed, they will seek the easiest, and
TO them most conGenial, mode of existence men
TONED above We would advise cur oiiicers, 10
addition y rlddlng US Of present evils, that they
prepare FOR the induI Of this detested class
which the Christmas holidays Will surely bring
lpu
we nave been shown by Senator Burney a llye
R9uud ptie 81 Goltom @ lIeau' ~ Wy
ne Of excellent material AID d1ish il i made
from long staple cotton of the best quality, aud
by machinery lately imported with the latest mn
pEoNtisAI7. az ~ IN NJ ' o4 % Soiu Ok s sp
hale Of dye po1nds. il would be we'll. we ththk,
for onr merchants to turn their attention to this
matte, If a betterth at a lower figure, c;n
Re- ina al our 0yyn doors than can be procured at
the North, why purchase there? An interesting
snc6,,Tt II Ti5 ton,nanv nav he fnrnd on onT
r. t'aI Paae'- L-AuSRth '"Asl'S'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
- Z pordrss strest. conner d .EehoapitonI!
NAssMAN's PATENT IRON TIES
~ FaR- COTTON BALES

My Button Tie the first offered for sale to extent in
South has been used by thousands of planters with
the shape Of the button since first introduced and have
also procured patent for Bucke Tie which i tor simpii Ii
unequal Sizes and for security holding is think superior
to any offered to the public
universally acknowledged holds the bale ia much smaller
co1npass applied and fastened with much facility
both the country pressing and the accomplishing at the
ports lessons immensely the risk from fire. is and its
This last advantage strkinsy manifested during The
thousands bales Of cotton have been lost by the rot
ing and beahing rope which could have been
iron hoops hau been used In addition this it can be fur
nent The hemp growing States has reduced the
ply hemp such extent PRICES to rule uupre
cotton crop cannot be relied on at any price
arranged for the importation Q! large quantity Of
Messr Chambers Latting for the sale and delivery OF my
Ties. o. 49, ,oso
cotton Of which aboF 1000 compressed and bound with
your safely affirm that tho cotton so boun
Presses that it slowed better enabled the ship
more than any previous voyage e,,r,., 80
better order han the bound cotton It is highly
ground i @ e. II the M camp @ no6 ag bT o praea sa m
that dapness viii rot the rope bound can confidently
and carefully watched it. both in oading and dschargng
AtD' S'f' 'OAf' 's't JOHN HOWARD, Master,
The undersigned, Fire Warden and Fire Inspector
New Orleans Insurance Companies, @ opinion that
greater protection against loss in case of fir
than the old style Of baing with rone =
JOHN ADAMS, Fire Inspector.
Ao'neAA - 'A' 10O0' ALFRED BELANGER,
| Ex-Chief Engineer, Fire Department
CHAMBERS LATTING,
Agents for Easements Iron Ties
| And
DEALERS IN BAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE
81 Carondeet street, New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
YER,s P1LLs.. P1LLs.

Are you sick feeble companng2 Are out of order
your system deranged and your feelings
These symptoms often the prelude illness Some
scknes creeping and should be aysrted oy
the dsordered humorpurty the blood and let
uds unobsrueted ID health again They stn-
Of the body into vigorous activity purify the
system the distractions which make disease A cold
somewhere the body and deranges lis natural iunc
These relieved react upon themselves and the
surrounding organs producing general aggrayaton suffering
and derangenent While condition. take Ayers Pills.
directly they restore the natural action OF ths
tenn with it the feeling of health again what u
true and so apparent this trivial and complaint is
many the deep seated and dangerous
srucons arrangements OF the natural functions Of the
body they rapidly and many Of them surely enrsd oy
neglect employ em when suffering from the disorders they
cure such Headache, Foul Stomach Dysentery, Bilious
compants Indigestion, Derangemen Of the Liver GGstye
Constipation Heartburn Rheumas, Dropsy worms
and Suppression when taken in large doses.
They coated that the most sensitive can
them easily andthey surely the best pugatve medicine
| vet discovered.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

Manufacturers of Barrels Ellenourg Center, New York
We have in use of Bukloy's Patent Dryers They
perfectly satisfactory We the cost of the Dryers il
interest alone each year we use one Of them.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
Manufacturers Of Barrels, Galiipolis, Ohio.

The Dry Kiln built under the direction Of your Agent, 70
seasoning staves in constant and believe
performs its work fully well you claim for it, wUu
ouy those partly seasoned know
ing in few days, at small EXPENSE have them wei
seasoned.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26


Test made by Bukleys Patent Lumber Dryer piece
Pine board 2 inches wide "a inches thick, weight b.
o. in and gaged IL 5-l6 in weight. This
lumber was dried yard three years and hot
air kiln by me- this process all manufacturers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
JFWEd4RY.

8 HEEfS.. HEE&
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
isesReIrV, Watches. silver and Plated Wars
SOLE LGENR FOR
BEANoNs BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
Fine Gold Watches, Hunting Gases diamond mounted And
rEved Makers rich Sets Bracelets, Pins and Ear
arstn psmond Amethyst Coral, onyz Etruscan Gold
Gold anad Vest Chains, patterns Sleeve
and tuds variety and best workmanship
and Masonic Fins, dssigns Silver 81
Pated se Table and Tea Forks and Spoons 0ups, aob
Napkin Rings Casors, etc; Pocket and Fs6is Cutlery hs
makers and superior quality.
| GlOeka,
0fEce and Mantle, in Bronzs, Marble and WOOD
| Hpectncies,
| Gold, Silver, Steel aud Shell mounted.
Tho particular attention those needing hapt read"
respectfully asucd to seroRs Brsaan PoeF.t th5 be
and a6g s}assas taRt sh0od asoa Es7 ts reset Il
gl5 fraaes PsFtenlarattenoo eis 10 rss M scbss.
Jegelr5, inc 5eat ,EorknIou bPi' * employed.
RaEaazaeer 20 GA8P sTRT ET, rEdor tne City Ests,