The north Iowa times. [volume], November 07, 1856, Image 4

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O N O N A
DKAX, W. WELL*, L.^U!
DEAN, WELLS & Co.,
The above firm is offering to the citizens of
llonona, and surrounding country, a splendid
assortment of
General Merchandise^
which the are willing to-cxob&nge for Cash, Pro
Aaca or Good Credit.
The goods have betn selected with great care,
•xyreslv for this market, and the public will find
fteir prices to be as low as the trade will allow.
In their stock may be found all the staple, and
•oat of the fancy articles known to the trade in
vading
Dry Goods,
•HEETING, SHIRTING, LINENS, At
PACCAS, PRINTS, SATINETS,
Cloths,
Cambrics,
Shawls
Eadies Af fStnts
€1 Moves and
Comforts
Belains
Cathmcrt#
Styles of
ilf
Hosiery,
Berago*
and other nett
DRESS GOODS,
flats, Caps and Bonnets
For all ages and conditions, and at any price
required,
E A Y -M A E
Clotliin gr,
Of superior quality, well put together,
ȣHELF HARDWARE, ,'.'
Queen's Ware\ a
lass and
Stone If*are, Broms,
Tubs. Pails, and other
Wooden Ware,
A nice invoice of very choice Groceries, such as
TEA, COFFEE, TOBACCO,
CANDLES, SALARATUS,
STARCH, MOLASSES,
VINEGAR, PEPPER,
GOLDEN SYRUP*
NUTMEGS, CINNAMON,
BOOTS & SHOES,
fcailes, Gentlemen, Girls, Boys And Infan-ts,
of all sizes, all qualities, all prices.
Yanls.ee Notions
y
GRINDSTONES,
S o v e s a n i n W a e
Having employed
MR.
STEVENS, an excellen
trorkm in in Tin, Copper and Iron Ware, DEANt
WELLS
&, Co. .ire prepared to do all kinds o
Jo jL»iiir and Repairing the country may require.
Stove Pipe furnished at short notice, also Stove
Thimbles, Zinc and Drums.
CTin Pipes put up at reasonable prices._Tf
As a Tin Shop was much needed at Monona
we trust the neighbor! o K1 will make it a paying
concern to us, as it is eviuently an accommodation
lo them.
Ladits and Gentlemen, Housekeepers and Bactm
lors, Democrats and Republicans,
Give us a Call,
JYe w
DEAN, WELS & Co.
Monona, Oct, 1B5C* [vl-nl-]
*1
an e
A
en
ivinff purchased of Da. Fosrni, the Hard
i and Grocery part of his stock,
rocery part
E. U. FOWLER,
such as Cotloe, Su^ar, Ton, Tobacco, Salt, Vin
egar, Saleratus, Spice, Starch, Fish, Dried Fruit,
Flour, Crackers, Cheese and other eatables, to
gether with a larye variety of
Planes
Chisels,
•augers,
Shelf Hardware, Tools,
Building Jflaterials
•Yails, Glass, Putty.
It is his intention to keep supplied with every
thing in his line, that can be required, and vre
hope to receive a liberal share of the public
trade.
0"Best prices paid for all Country Trade that
iMMfketable.
II. D. EVANS, SILAS EGBKJLFLK
la now offering for Ca?h or Produce, a very de
•irablestoek of Family Groceries and Provisions, We hare a general assortment, of good qual
y
Saws,
Carpenters
Give me a Trial,
E. H. FOWLER.
Monona, Oct., 1856. [vl-nl]
€rroccry,
AT
O N O N A
o
THE
Undersigned has purchased the RED
HOl'SE. on on Street, Monona, we.-t
of the Egbert B1 k, and filled it with all the goods
known to au Em'^iiU'iii ii appetite li a Stianjj
er calls he can ^et a comfortable Lunch nta small
price. It' a Citizen drops in, a gooU Cigar is at
{lis eoininaii't while the tra\eling public and
Housekeepers, can supply themselves with
Coffee, Tea,
Sugar, Vinegar,
Starch, flataratus,
Molassp* Candies,
Crackers,
Cheese, Tubs, Buckets,
Brooms, p|ried and Green Fruit
and almost every other article tliat necessity or
fancy deiu mds.
0*NJW the beauty of the trade is, th^ we
take all the products of the garden and the field#,
for my goods.
S. D. SAXBY.
Oct, 1»*
Foreign & Domestic
0 0 S
*rocerics,
IGarduare,
Haih, Croelicrj^ Stoves,
Iron, I*lass, Queen*-Wartij
Furniture, Sash, and
Farming Tools,
iiONONA, IOWA.
O
Bare the pleasure of announcing to the
citizens of Monona, and surrounding country,
that, in addition to their General Stock of most
desirable goods, they are now receiving direct
from the Eastern Cities, the most completo as
sortment of Merchandise
ever
offered in
Flu n
els,
Prints,
Tickings, Denims,
Sheeting
ftadies Dress
f, Hood* and
Trimmings,
ALSO, A
flUtE
ASSORTMENT OF
A E S
A I I 0 8
ii
i
o y e s
READY MADE
CLOTHOO
expressly selected
in anticipation af a Cold
If*inter, and a
HEAVY TRADE,"
Fine Suits furnisheil for
WEDDINGS,
and other SERIOUS ot
casio
ns.
some of them so light and
neat, they almost dance
of themselves, while
others, are heavg
enough to de
the most
penetrating
effort# of Frost and
Snow.
Of all varieties, from the softest kind of
MASH-UP, to
the
meet
-PLUG. Of
approved
HARDWARE,
Taile Cutlery,
Am*, Sam,
Joincrt' Tool*,
Auger*, Lo4i*
JjtUcket, Butt*, Screw*, Nails,
Spade*, Shovel4| Iron, Steel,
Picks, Blatkmith*' Tools,
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Cooking, Parlor, Office and Box Stoves,
A 8 O
It genera! assortment of
DRUGS +1IFDICI*YES
will be found hi
jul
oar
8tock.
oiiseb.eop ers
Will find it to their interest, to examine our
Stock of Glass Were, Wooden Ware, Queen's
Ware and
u n i u e
We
hare a nice lot of Chairs of several kinds
Bedstead?, Lounges, Stands, Tables, &c.,
i o v e o u s
Rakes,
Hoes,
JBjrfhes,
Forks and other Fanning Tool*
GROCERIES!^
of all description, wc cant be beat in quality or
cheapness.
An experience of Four Years in business a)
this
point, enables us to select goods for the
commodation of the public, and we
our efforts to please will be appreciated.
ICCush,
all
Oct, iai*
O N O N A O
n
EVANS & EGBERT^
Dealers in
the
Market.
We particularly invite the attention of our old
customers, and the rest of mankind, to the fol
lowing list of articles found in our establishment:
i DRY-GOODS
in Endless variety, includ
ing
ClOths,
Cassimers,
$attiiiftt*|
4
BOOTS & SHOES.
By the Cord,
ac­
hope
kinds of Produce, and Good
Pmilwi taken for
Goods.
EVANS ft.
EGBERT.
O N O N A
I N
B. IS. H.1IMI.YG
'\"\TOuld Ie«peetfully inform tlie citizens o
Monona, and tiie surrounding country
tb at lie ii now receiving, and has on hand, a vtn
large and splendid assortment of
KAIfSAS!!L-:
\*JIO.YO.YA II O E J,
The UNION is dissolved!!
Dry Goods,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS,
JFlan els, Silks, Be
laines,
Prints, Ginghams,
•Yeek Tics, Shifts,
Ribbons and
so on,
4'c
Also, a complete stock of
III mil VET GROCERIES.
Z a w a e
'"TIM WARE, CROCKERY, GLAP*» AMD
"QUEENS WARE. WOODEN
AND WILLOW WARE,
u s a n I i e i n e e
Also, a splendid lot of
7 ewelry,
A N
monona
HMany
constantly on hand, or will make tOecdtt
kind of
uriiiture,
Required by his customers.
fj~Particular attention paid to filling orders tos
Coffins, with despatch.
If you want a Table, Stand,
Bedstead, Bureau, Cupboard,
Book Case,
or a
Pleas give me a call.
If*E
i
all of which are being sold very cheap, to the
numerous customers of
The Old Stand by,
Beef, Hams, Porky ..
Bacon, Flour, at/Hi,
Grains, Salt, Vinegar, and
indeed, every thing that a family needs, can be
bought here at a mere trifle.
W e have
finest lot of
now (Mi hand, and will soil cheep* the
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOT AND SHOES,
Furs, Gloves and Hoseiry, ever offered weet of
New York, *".
Oar motto is
The JYimble Sixpence,"
and we are bound to please our customers
Ij"Our Terms arc Cash or Approved Credit.
N. B. The highest market price will be paid
for Hutter, Eggs, and all kinds of produce, in
Cash or Good*.
1-TMy old customers who know themselves in
debt, will pi en HI* walk up to the "Captain's OHice"
and settle. After tlie Books are closed I design
resuming business again, on the general credit
fystem.
Don't forget the Cheap Store, on the corner of
"Main and Center Streets.
B. B. HARDING.
Monona, Iowa, Oct 1656.
E. MATHEWS,
CABINET MAKER,
Side Board,
MATHEWS.
Monona, Jowa, Oct., 1856. [vl-nl]
it''
Grocery!!
Joton "V^ard, one door
west of U.-irding's Store, is still on hand, ready
to oblige hii iricuds, u itli auy Uiuy in his line oi
business.
He keeps constantly on hand,
tMlour,
•Heal,
Fish,
Pails, TuBM,
Mrooms Salt,
CrackefiI*
Cheese,
and other
and other marketable Trade.
Monona, Iowa, 1856.
Comforts.
Farmers can find ready sale, for Butter, Eggs i Monona, Oct., 1816.
JOHN WARD.
[vl-nl]
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
-O-
Undersigned, costumes to manufacture
Sash,
Boors and
Window Blinds,
of any required size, at his old stand
Being supplied with siutable Lumber, he is
prepared to iurnish any article wanted ja
HOUSE FINISHING,
0*M ichinery repaired on Short Notice, and
Coffins made to order.
B. H. OLMSTED.
Monona, Iowa, Oat. 1856. [vl-nl]
.- I E Y
Manufacturer and Dealer in
BUCK SKIN GLOVEs,
Mits ana XiaslicB.
SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE.
|j Highest price paid for Deer kins. Furniture, Sash, and Farming I'tinVils,
i Oct^ 1856. Ti n i •loooor
A O A
3 A
O E
By PAUL EG BERT,
Main Street,
ATWOOD SACKKTDKH, PiiornnMO*
Four miles west, of Monoas* Jviction of Weat
Union and Deooral Koads
Oct. 24. '56
DRY GOODS,
He can whow a guud usjortn:cut of
Broad €litlis,
Cashmeres,
Fli AN K Ifc S, TiCiki^ UJj-,
and a very large st^dt of
Prints, Delates, LatlHeffDrrss QtHOds,
such as
Chimisetts, CjllMi, tJnler Sieves,
Gloves, iNfltts, Silk, Crape and
Wollen Goods,
Ready MjhIC
O 1 1 1 N
A N
I 9 9 W W
in aby quantity,
HATS, C^S AND BONNETS.
QuEEN'S \XKRE, GLASS WARE,
YAKKEl NOTIONS,
JEWELRY.
In addition to tlio above de8i"able
desirablo Stock you will find a well se
lected and safofiiiHortmeiit of
DRUGS |iND MEDIC1NEJB,
Bein» a pnictie|l Physician, he knotts what
ileal# in, and the kublic may rest assured, tha
thev are in no dairerof beintr imposed UJXJI
ami yterii.ips in!' r" for 1
if«*, by the use of adul
terated and poisonous medicines, such as are too
commonly sold thrtughout the country
jJEtyes,
i^arnish^
C. a. ANDERSON, IRA CSMMU
A.NDEliMN &
CASi)D
HiacksiMi£t§i§
E I I I E S
Monona, Swra.
Having
purchased the large
A
and comaMxft
Shop, fonierlv owned by D. BROW
i the H1KVC firm is pr' pund to do all work in tl*
their line, with slill and despatch.
Wagons ironed and me
paired on Hemand•
Particular atttition paid to Horse Shoei:
and as a new feaUre, we would announce oi
selves in readimss to Shoe Cattle. They nc(
iron feet as well is horses so bring them alon
Monona, Oct., 1*56. [vl-nl
Tailoring
Establislimcni
11
ie tJndersifbcd would respectAilly inform
I the eitizejs of Monona, and vicinity, th
he is no w perminently located in Monona, ai
hold* himself in readiness to accommodate th
jM'Ople, who need any thing ill his line. Taii
iug in all its brandies, will be done with neatnc
and duspateh.
Complete Outfits
Herring, anil m.vle on iliort notice, and at a reaaonab'*
1
charge. He hopes by strict attention to lt^gijBt)l»
to merit a libeml »hare of your patronage*
Shop near the Western Hotel.
GKO. W. STE121,
[vl-nl.]
Egbert Hotel.
STACEOFFtCE.
PAUL EGBERT, Proprietor of the
above house, lutfi recently enlarged and
mnierially improyed it, to aec9mmoda
the greatly incitasiug travel of North
Iuwa.
A careful attention to the wants oi
guests, will characterize all the employees
of the esuibli^huent.
A large and comfortable Stable is con
veniently near, and careful hostlers only,
are employed. The STAGES from Mc
Gregor, Dubuque, and other points, east
and south, to all points north and west,
change at this hous thus rendering it a
iuie temporary HOME, for travelers, who
nap be depending on public conveyances.
An experience of Eour Years in the
business at Monona, has qualiiied the
iJropriotor to render the traveling public,
is much at ease and as well provided for
is a new country will admit of.
Charges Reasonable•
October,
lPff:.
BWi.YS
[vl
It
torn.
By ALANSON BARRS,
Main Street,
Monona, ... Iowa.
S TER«Y HO TE E9
By II. F. SMITII,
Corner of Weet and rage Bta.,
Monona, Iowa.
A V
II
HO TEE.
II
n*tf
R. 11 FOSTER
INVITES
the "buying public of Mononn, and
vicinity, to gne him a call, at the old corner
on Main Street. Of
II
II
i
II
II
II
1
II
s, constantly on haud
prices as low,
and terms as easy,
business will
"«r alio
Monona Oct# IBS.
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s w s w
e n e
[1856.]
L.O.
O. CKANEY,
NOTARY PUBLIC & LAND AGBNY
GARNATILLO, IOWA.
Has on hand the following choice selec
tions of land, wliiek will be told
part on time:
Character. Part of tec,
CE.1\*TO.Y COt\YT\\
Timber, V 2 94 4 160
Prairie n e s o 35 95 5 40
n e s 31 95 6 40
II n
vr
n w 31 95 6 40
e n w 30 95 6 80
w s w 30 95 6 40
n n w 4 94 6 Br
II 8 w n w .4 94 A 40
II
n w n w 1 94 6 40
1
n e n e 94 5 40
II s w Be 14 94 6 40
II
w i e 36 94 6 40
Timber s e n vr 31 94 6 40
i ft n e s w 31 94 4 40
Trairie n w n w 6 94 6 40
II w ne 13 94 6 80
e n w 13 94 6 80
II
n e s w 13 94 6 40
II
II
II
A
Vesting*,
lcstlns*,
I Shirting
W 8 w 13 94 6 40
se s e 14 94 6 40
8 W 8 0 14 94 6 40
n n e 23 94
n e n e 35f
d]
4*
EGBERT9
Dealers in
PEDDLERS.|rfJI! 6 IIMl W«,
LdiE*'
liAKlA-'x^h'
., r1 roclcn v. Strives. Iron, (ilass, Queen's Ware
Iowa.
IV 9 99 17 16c
W 19 98 17 80
n w 24 98 19 16C
n w u*r 33 97 19 4l
s w ue 33 97 19 4o
8 9 98 19 8(
v n v 9 98 21 8t
s w 35 98 20 160
s w 21 98 20 160
s e 29 98 9.-J 16
8 e 14 95 20 16.»
n w 34 96 17 160
n e 26 96 17 16-'
s e 28 96 17 100
s e 35 96 5 IC.
e|s.*r 15 96
FARMS
o
have about 20 finely improved farms for Sale,
in ditt'erent parts of the County, which 1 am
ithori/fd to sell cheap, and on accommodating
•rms.
OTcrsons wishing to buy, will do well to give
.if a call.
ORLANDO McCRANEY.
larnavillo, Iowa, Oct. 1856. [vl-nl.]
JUS H. GRANNI3, W». QRANNM.
M£JYOW
.11/1/
of a well selected assortment of BUOAD
CLOTHS, SATTINETS, TWEEDS, CAS
SIMERES, JEANS, DENIMS, SHEET
INGS, LAWNS, DELAINES, BAREGES,
CASHMERES, ALFACCAS, VEILS, COL
LARS, GLOVES and Hosiery in the Dry
Good line.
IN READY-MADE CLOTHING.
riiey can not be excelled for quality or cheapness,
Boots and Shoes of all sizes and kinds, Huts,
Caps and Bonnets to ple ise any taste or accom
modate any pocket udwurd, Tin Ware
Queeusware, Drugs and Medicines, Oils, Paints,
Putty, Sash, Varnish, Nails, Glass and Wooden
and last not lca^t,
^GROCERIES
I N A U N A E
Our Stock of Teas, Coffee, Sugars, Syrujts, Vine
gar, Tobacco, N utmegs, Cinnamon &c., is com
plete.
JYOWTHE COJYBiTIOJY
Of the above obligation is such that we guarantee
to deliver-to our customers and the rest of man
kind, all the above valuable Goods and a thou
sand other articles which we are unable to enu
merate, jirovided the said customers shall deposit
at our
E O I U
CASH, Wheat, Coin, Oats, Potatoes, Pork, L-ird,
Butter, Cheese, Eggs or Rags or give us satis
factory assurances of
Good Credit,
PLEASE CALL AT T11E STORE,
And if you want merely to look at our goods wr
can get a sociable chat out of you and that will
be sulUcicnt pay. You will tind us at Block
No. Third Door West of the corner of Main
and LiLdikT streets.
Slrswtany Wat, f**a.
ItiT
e
tm
80
s e n e 23 94
II
0
40
w a e 4 94
6
80
8 e s e 4 94 6 40
ne n e 94 6 4ti
w n w 94 6 80
Timber s e n e ft 94 6 40
se 8 94 6 lGi
Prairie 6 94 6 40
s| se 32 95 6 80
w |n e 31 95 6 8
w s e 30 95 6 80
s e 2 94 6 160
e ne 9 94 6 80
1 s w se' 9 94 6 40
Openings 8 W 24 94 6 160
It n w s e 24 94 6 200
Lot 3 & 8 36 94 6 73
Prairie 30 94 6 16
w n e 30 94 6 80
II
8 W 30 94 6 80
TiwNf? sj ne 22 94
9
W 8 W
8.
K n w n e 22 94 3 40
s w s e 15 94 S 4
8 e s w 15 94 3 40
8
21 94 3 4
i 11 W 21 94 3 8
22 94 3 40
93 3 160
a
iMMHi
Prairie.
-93 3 40
n e n e 2ti jfy?
n w n v 24 9l^V
?rairk s.e 27 94 5
In Other Counties.
n e 14 97 19 16
8 e 11 97 19 16L
n e 10 97 19 10
6 w 17 96 17 1G
8 W 32 95 16 80
n e 34 97 18 161
8 e 32 94 16 16i
s ne 35)
96
fi
U
Haveing recent! vrcl
•arge invoice of
17 80
96
17 4(
R.
S O O
Wholesale and Retail Dealers la i
Dry Goods*
HARDWARE. GROCERIES, QUEEN
WARE, fec., etc.,
Opposite the Upper Honse,
McGregor, Iowa,
Have now oti hand, and are constantly
receiving, a full and complete asort
llietit of desirable ooocs, which
have been purchased for
CASH, in the best
Eastern and Southern Markets
and they will be sold at vNKKAsorf-,
Am.E low rates, so that purcl npr r-J neea
not visit any other maik'»t. west of St.
Louis or Chicago, to purchase a good aud
cheap supply. We soliei a caro»
fnl exanunat:iin of our stock,
when we I ope to oft'er such
advantages as to qual
ity and prices
as will give entire satisfaction.
Oitr Sfnrk consists in part of
cas»iinere§S|
.TmiiM. Flanels,
Drains,
Uiks, and Ladie^
E S S O O S
Shawls, Collars, Gloves and Hosiery, in
cluding,
E A Y A E
O I N
A 0
dents Fnrniwliinff floods,
in every stvle known to taste or necessity.
In Gi
•oceries
tl ey
are unexcelled, hav­
ing a tine assortment of Teas, in large
or small boxes suitable for the trade Cof
fee,
Tobacco, tc.
QO Bbls.White Fish,
O Bbls. Salt.
r~
1 Mi*Is. Sugar.
SO
If'b's. Moi.iases.
OO K«-gs Nails.
Pickled Pork,by the ur l. Mackere1, TTerflftp1,
Corn and Pearl Starch. Candies Nuts, Cigars.
Crackers ('heesc Figs, Raisins, Candles, Matches
Soaps, Glass of all sizes, "rooms, Ropes, and
Cordage, Tul«, Buckets, Churns. White Lead,
Oils, Turju ntine. Putty, Wall Piper and
STATIONERY
Powder, Shot, Lead, Saws, Angers, Hraces, Chis
els, Tools and House Trimm 's of all kinds.
Stone Ware.
Glass Eanternn.
H.i S &
1
8uii,il»!e to the market, takes plempii
the public that he is re pared to
they may fuvor liini with.
His removal to tb
JYE W BRICK
enables him to exhibit goods
and he trusts that old ciMoinq
will study their interests and
heavy stock was bought ithj
L.IUUEU
SMALLER
His .St.,eK
Dry
5
Of all descripl
80
s w s w 15 96 5 40
n w s i 15 96 5 4('
s w n i 19 96 5 4!'
34 96 8-
Of the best Qualitjy
A large HSMHUIK
at prices to suil
Hats and Caps
coiiti!" 'ii-
Such as A xe,
Files, Knives
Scissors, Shi
Cordage,
IlrouniS,
Pow.ler, Sh
All kiuds of
JtiEJY!
THAT J. H. & WM. GRANNIS,
)f the above place are held and iiruily bound to
the public to sell GOODS as low us they LH be
purch ised at any esl-iblislancut North West ot
DuBuipie,
Their stock Consists
McGregor, Iowa. Oiucia by
tended to.
McGregor,
luuid,
in'
S
Of all ar'.i lies.
Umbrellas and Carpet Sarka.
O O S S O E S
(Seamless Bags, aud an innumerable numberof all
ides ot' traiic usually kept in a Jobbing and
i^iottse.
i if you want goods.
Gooilj exchanged for marketable
Preston,
nltf
lido
.ns
ic market.,
Je Clothing,,
and Shoes,,
agea and,
are
»niniei-s, Hatchets
[and Pocket Cutlery
ews, Nails, Glass
"rockery, Medicines
the field or the
Forest, as well as Oliaf^iakca la «*change for
Goods.
Octxjber, 1856,
nitf
SASH & DOORS
For the »Jlillion,
D. E. HARRISON,
Wholesale Ss Ileutil
acr
in
8aMh, lloors and Window
Biliiiri*.
In tlie New Frame Jilock, Northsideof Main
ioi.MWa4
large
St.,
nail
promptly at­
Obt. 10,1856. nltf
Furniture Warcrooin*t
^T
M'GREGOR, IOWA,
The ftAficriber would inform the puhWe that he
has opened a Furniture Warcrooni in the New
Frame Building on Main Street, where he wili
keep on
Um
stock
of
^ry lowest prices,
all kinds and prices, Stands, Lounges, Settee
Tables, Matrasses Baby Wagons, i.nl
tides
too
numerous
McGregor,
a
Purnifu re"
Among which may be found Bedsteads threi
feet common, to seven feet octagon. Alse Cane
Seat and wood bottom ('hairs. Also, a large as
sortment of Wood and Cane-Seat Rockers
Tin rear!
of
other ar
to
mention.
JNO. CHAMBERS.
Oct. 10, 185t,
nltf
House, Sign, and Carriage
Will do
Painting, Or lining, Clazing
to Order,
in the best
style,
MAIN STliEET,
M«C,BKe«n. low.-.
$, M. MERRILL, T. R. SARRNV.
'jklMtKILL & BAUliON,
Successor* to
JO.ves
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1
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The subscribers having purchased of Jones &
Bass, their entire stock oi gooos ami in.uie addi
tions to tlie old store by putting on another Story,
making a three story brick Ouiuimg—t.ike pl«.,H
are in announcing to the public thai we have
n a ie large puiehascs at the East, an i ure now
n ee.\ ing and opoiung the largest uxiu nest assoit
uicnt of
DRY GOOlB^
GROCERIES,
QUEEN SW AWff
HARDWARE,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
LEATHER,
HATS,
CAPS,
CLOTHING*
AND rTTRNISIIING GOODS, evtr
brought to this market.
Our stock of DRY GOODS, is full awl com
plete, eons-stimr in part of Silks, Lvonese Meri
nos figured Mohairs, Satin strip*s and Hiiyi
French Plaids* Plain all wool De Laines, Rich
figured De Laines, Prints, Rhie and brown Mus
lins, Chintz, heavy, red, Twill, d, white, yellow
and fi .ured I-lannels, striped Shirtings, Di n ms,
Blue Drills, Woolen Yams Cloths, such asCassi
meres, Satinets, Tweeds. K ntuckv Jeans, of all
'ors nd prices. Cashmere Shawls, Bay State
Waterloo, :ind Scotch, Lonjr and souttre HUvk.
black Silk aud Printed Shawls, &e.,
E O I* E S,
and Hosiery of all kinds—a fne lot of Gents Buck
Gloves nn 1 Mittens.
In Clothing and Gcnt9 Fumishing goods, W*
have every 9tyle and description of
O V E O A S
^rock and S^clc Coats, Pants and Ve-«ts, white
co'orei nnil fancy Shirts, white and mixed wool
aud Marino Shirts and drawers. Such a stock as
the most fastidious can select from without diffi
cult v.
In the Foot tfc SllOe d*.
par'ment may be found
E I I E S A I E S
Misses and Chili tens'
1300TS&. SHOES
In the reatcst variety, ni' iis, l«oys I youths,
th ck heavy toots, Caif, Kip, and Kid, boots and
sho. s, embracing every variety adapted to the
s ason.
GROCFRIEF.
SU GARS.—Molsses Sugar-Hms»)
«nd Golden Svrupa, linj er'al, Y. IT. ami Oolong
Tea® also 2"ft Caddys extra fine T. a, put up
r«rc-ir?y for ourselves and warian'cd to -jive er
i ct sutisi'imt'on. vh i, Rio and St. Donnn^*
Coffee. Quarter mid Hal! B« xe- M. R. Ruisiw,
Tobacco, the bi'st bnnds, Ambi-osia, and N»*-»ar
ie if, line cut, a superior article for eliew'ng, Sniok
ng Tobacco, Ci
rnr«,
from fl" to 15 jhm- AI,
i-' unilv and Palm So ips, Kendalls and Pirkers'
chemical soap, ]artieularly adapted foi wa lit: in
£ai-d water. jossessii:g jiropirties rendering hard
jflolt—l-' ney snap of nil kinds—also, assort
ic*—Candles, Adanrintine.Star. St( arir.w
Cunrtles—Oysters in Cans, Saidinen,
k!cs, Choculate, Soda, Sal.uwtm,
a fine article for Puddings, &.C.&..
S & O I S
Puro Lea^l, and English Linseed Oil—also
Window Ghiss,
good
assortment, Queens,
ware and Glassware, of all styles and pat
cms.
Hardware
A coniplote assortment of .' heIf Hard
rare, Carp-n ers Tools, Tableland Pock
et Cutlery, Axes, Nails, Brass and Iro^,
Kettles—also, all kinds of
Shot Guns, Pouches and Powder Flasks
—also, Powder, Shot and Caps.
P.ITE.YT .HEBICEYES
INDIA CHOLOGOGUE—RHODE'S
FEVER AND AGUE CURE, SMITH'S
TONIC SYRUP, DES1ILERS PILLS,
GUILDS' FEVER AND AGUE PILLS
•III these medicines are sure
Cure for Fever and •igue.
Loudin's Medicines, Graefenbcrg Co.'s medv
cims, Wistars ilalsoui Wild Cherry, Curtis' in
n.ding Vapor and Cherry Svrup, Dr. Guysotts
Yellow Dock Sursaparillu, Rugei-s I v i-wonTa,
jnd Caiiehulagiia, Ayer'sCheny Pi or 1, Falinc
Stoek's Yermiiuc, Sloan's medicines, a U all tho
feest and popular medicines in use.
We are not given to much boasting, yet we l'®el
confident in saying that at our Store can be found
audi a variety of
O O S
as will cuablo ALL to make such selections as
they wish. 01.'R GOODS were selected with
much care—were bought at low prices and tti.l
be sold accordingly. We particularly invite the
attention ol all who visit McGregor to give us a
jail, when we shall be most happy to exhibit our
/oods, and try to oiler them at such prices as «1U
induce you to buy We shall give our
Mudividual Attention4
o business—goods will be freely shown, whether
lie person wishes to buy or not, ami we w ill w.n
.Hit all our goods fully equal to the price paid lor
Merrill A' Barron•
N. B.—We are Agent* for tlie sale of Hui a©
man's celebrated Boston Varnishes, Coach, Copa
md
Jfaruiturc.
JC.YES
4*
BASS,
Einiig sold their entire stook to
$lf ERIIIEE & BARRO.Y\
4
& ii
Take e isure iu recommending them to tlu-itj
^uaxoincrs as
wo.,
Fair Bealere.
J. & B^ wW be found at the old sta&d ro.idl
to close their lut*n-ss in every particu'ar. Tlie,^|
will gl- to o!»Hge old friends iu any way l"*'*^
vblc, ai:d thev would now advise thenj tn g^||
iheir grain oil'befm-e navigation closes,and «.-ttff»,
lop. This nest be attended to by the 1st of D.j^
feniber with' u' fai. |f
MrGr*^r, Clct. 1M54«. nl«r