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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-25
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The following communication addressed to the pro
Dretor of Judkn's Ointment, from tie Hon. John la
afcrro member of Congress, is highly interesting
The grstuitous manner in which it is made exhibits
feelings of no ordinary character towcrds suffering I'M
manty; and is certainly well deserving OF public at.
en.ion:
WLsH SGToS, JAM 22d, 1929.
SHIT has been my wish for considerable time
to communicate 10 you the good effect with which
have used the ointment invented by Mr. Judkns,
and which now unde rsand i, made and sold by
agents appointed yourself have applied this ONT
ment during the last three years to every species ot
tumour and wound, without failure to produce cure
in every instance consider it the most decided and
efficient remedy 10 al of tum0ur, be the cause
what it may, and have found nothing 50 good for
wounds Of any description 1t may be proper TO add
that the cure Of tumour called White Swelling, gwen
over BY the most distinguished physicians, AZ incura
BILE, and which they decided would, without amputa'
ton. prove fatal to the patient was under my mme
diate notice. effected by the of Judkins Ointment
and the patient is in fine heath-His limp Affected
by the tumour being restored to perfect state OF
soundne,,. Also thst the leg Of an aged man which
had been wounded. and exhibited one drcadfuly III
cerated surface from the knee 10 the foot AMI which,
for more than years. had been considered incuTa.
BILE; WAS eectually cured by the application of JUDD
kins Ointment. Imenton these two cases, which fell
under nv immediate notice and management, AZ de-
cded evidence Of the efficacy Ut this remedy IN cases
of tumour and Of ulcers. have experienced, as de.
cdedly the good effect of this remedy in the cure OF
FeIons and of every species of fresh wound tseems
me that any who will observe on the operation
of this ointment must be satisfied as to its beneficial
effect. I can with the utmostconfdence recommend
the use of this valuable remedy.
JOHN TALIAFERRo.
To " Charles Herstons, Proprietary
rcktown, Nd.
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Cabinet Chair, and Sofa Manufac'

tory.
JAMES GREEN Cabinet maker, -hasonhant,aha
81 will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
ST., Alexandra, q at the corner ofloth ST. rennsyi,
vania, Avenue Washington "a general assortment OF
the mos,fasIlicnable md urabie FURNITURE. winch ne
will warran, equal, ifn't superior IN quaty, TO any
ever ofleredin the District: -Conslssing part, OF
Grecan, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedes,a endand plain ,ideooardS
Ditto, with eelatetts,nd marble SLABS
Frcnchs nd plain bureaus
Uressinp do with mirrors
Ladies and C;entlemens secretaricsind BOOKCASES
Pierlableswith marble and mahogany tops
Pillerand;iaw lining, breakfast and card tables
Pia do do DO 90 90
Ladies work stands
Shaving andcsndle do
Wash stands with narbl and mahogany'opS
Grecinn Sofas
Mahogany chairs
1husic tools, pidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks &c
With general ,Ssprtinentof beisteads ofrIchly
carved mahogany, nipple and stained woods, all OF
which will be sold ,sow for cash IS they can be pur-
chased ofthesame quality atany other mandatory
tho Union. hLsU,
An,ssortmento Of st Domingo and Bay of Honduras
Mahocany a partof which is suitable TOR handrails,
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var
nisk of,sun.rior luaty, 'ackng bottoms cords, C.
rJ4MLMa AND arriving,
iIandsomely Secuted
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:, Bu The Iork Is the .4rtist kn0wn."

" ~ the ~ ORR 10 H"e .1'" .,r
n JsAIvHrA AT returns his thanks to the Puehe
L for the very liberalencoursgement wh,en ne mas
received orms them tina. he , continues TO
,h Man nu,,ned nv Chairmakers. but executed after
the manner Of an artist long experienced in his bus'-
ness Those who may favor him with their CUSTOM
H., comnlete satisfaction in the work dane by him,
Silk, cotton wooIlen, thread sndlace dyed any co
lor that may be DESIRED at the shortest notices and
colors ~arrantedt to remain permanent Merno shaw's
bIeached perfectly white without the slightest injury
to the borders. . -.
Two apprentices. from l+to l6year' OF age, viii
be taken to the 4buve business. None neeu apply
but thosa who can come well recommended.
The subscriber continues to keep an assortment o
the choicest Wines, ofhs own importation viz; Cham
paigne, Csret, Vim Blanc de Grave old Fort, and
Madeira; also. Loudon Porter Iiibbers Brown Stout
ALBANY, Philadelphia, Georgetown and Alexandria Ale
AM, Porter, bottled Crab Cider and good strong Vi
negar; superior Velvet Bo'tling CorSs. Also, Mn
Water and Rose Water for sale as above
10
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Cash In Market.

lNTE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED IND
w FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES, of both sexes,
from ~ 30 IS years Of sge-feld hands Also, me-
chsnics of every description
Persons wishingt se would do well to give us
call az we are determined to give higher prices Tor
slaves than any purchaser WHO'S now or may be here.
after in this market.
ANY communication in writing will bepromptly at
tended to- We can at all times ne found at our resi-
ience west end of Duke street, Alexandria. u. C.
iune 10 FRANKLIN & ARMFIELD
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Just receiyed by The .SnbscHberS

XyTE invite the attention at prsctItIoncr' " "'"
w who may wish to avail themselves O M. wy
tuniiy to try the effect and virtue of The 'ol'""t
French preparations of Physic or Vegetable S'U' -
Supuline, suphste morphine, acetate no'p rune 10
tine emetine. rhubarbxrine. piperine, and nI"', s
croton oil and extract balsam c02sIva. &c. ~ wy,
en forms Of manipulation or preparation o' ~, .
dcines for use. are kept on hand; togelh"f "'''
tions for the manner Of employing them III r.,
DIR Majendie's Formulary Of preparation 'n1 go.
tration of those new remedies, can also oe
La Bayrague's Ci0rure u H' 0I'' >
Sodium. .-.
From numerous experiments of the rnos' SIX :
of science, followed by certain success, II F''O'
this clorure is preservatIve against inc W..
ofistent diseases, elbow fever, small por, s,u'.
anil against all contagious and epidemic ,,r
remedy against the bite Of the rlad dog ara W.
penis; against ulcers e long standing. gshs -
70. m hospitals degenerate burns, old syphlc q.
corrodng letters. cancers. carbunees, a'P"!
duced by exl,slstons from sewers, CUTTERS " 'r
lection Of putrid animal or deconpoNng 'egeNIi, &
ter. Instructions iur using the Ciorurc OF ,r-,
dunn. including slIits various applications N ''''
can be had.
.ChIOride of Lime. L.,
Instructions will be given for its uses ~ ar,,,
silk, cotton, or linen goods. such as caps, re-
hee,pgs, leghorns, or AIRY ether article OF "e"V'
Dye Nnfs NJ all kinds, III
Consisting of loswood, hschewood, redsooSa s, 70
wood Drasiletto wood. fustick, cochinea MAJ =. II.
mer;c. indigo. &c The dye-wools chPPed .,b.a!!
afford cheap by the barrel as they can be
in any city to the north. We will giTc a, vi
rcction, for dy ing any color TO those who i'o
their custom. with reasons why they fail III '''
good color, so it GAMBIA corrected Dr.,
The follo,oiny articles Of Paints anu >
.fumery: ,c.,,,.
Yellow chrome, drop lake. rose pink, eau deUIp
antique oil. variety pomatum, in pots ana wv" ,Ias
CAESAR oil, vegetable rouge, pearl powder, &C. n
soap, rose soap, Sc; yellow, pale Yellow ""''
and green bronzes.
Superior Blacking PaSte, ~
Warranted equal to any in tie world ~ Id,
whose motto is " Economy" we can reeon'u', 10
Backing. as retaining its polish. soften'ng We snr,
and not causing it to crack, as most hIs' r..t,,
blacking does. 1t has the advantage OF Pon'-
the leather whether wet or dry. For sale o! r.
hev26 WILLIAM LANPbihn
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York, September %, 1921.

sIn-iIavng been for number of years afflicted
with he rheumatism to that degree that oftentimes 1
unable to wak-trying variety of cures without
EFF ct. l heard of Judkins' ointment -obtsined it,
and by using the pot agreeable to direction, en-
trely cured and have not since now than year,
been afflicted eth it. JACOB LETTER.
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Ny. Edward Smith,

1 RESPECTABLE young gentleman. in King:
George intends TO VISIT on business, the States ct
Ohio, Illinois, ln,liana, and Kentucky. lie COM
menccs his trip about lst of August. lie will under.
take to transact Agencies for others, ard may he
found in Alexandra about the middle of this month.
For fiu' Ter particulars inquire of
ivy GEO. JOHNSoN'
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Dry HOoAs.
ROBERT BARRY
IgAS Just received, his Old stand opposite Jonathan
butchers iIartw are store, well selected assort-
ment of
SPRING GOODS,
consisting. in part. of the following articles: -
Splendid calicoes and gnghams
Palmarne and Cote Paiia
Super changeabe Gros de Naples
do do figured do
Black Italian and Gros de Naples silks
Splendid gauze, silk aud Grape hakfs
Scarfs Ca great VARIETY
Shirt collars; watch guards
Plain lutestring and satin ribbands
Black circassians, for coats
Irish linen and lawns
Plain and aconet cambrlcs
Plain and figured book nuslns
Bandsnno aud cotton hsndkerchiefs
Green, blue white and black i.slisn grapes
Cofured Cambricks, silk stockings
Striped and PLAIN lawns
Colored and white drilling
Umbrellas and psrasols
Green gauze wells, thread aces
Yellow nankeen, brown French tinen
Black Italian cravats, silk handkefchleis
Brown Holland. black bombazine
Vestnss stocks, cotton balls
Colored thread, pins spool cotton
Beached, brown and colored domestic cotton
Burlsps
With variety fother articles all of which shall be
sold low for CASH.
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Mineral W aters.

Soda, Seidlits, Cleiteaham, Magnetism, EPSON
Saratoga, and Bedford ifater'.
l1E Subscribers have erected fixtures Tor the prepa'
L ration ofthe ABOVE artificial mineral waters, where
they may always be had in the highest state Pertec-
ton Persons residing At dstanc pr in The country,
can obtain either of the kinds Of waite desired, by the
bottle or dozn which the subs rbers warrant to pos.
sess all the virtues ofthe springs, and also to
have the same pleasant effects They trust, from the
care they ave taken u accommodate with those con-
ysniences 70 merit share If the public patronage.
They viii shortly receive supply of Saratoga and
Bedford Waters, from the original springs Also kept
constantly hand Seltl and Soda Powders, OF their
wn preparation
may IL WILLIAM LANPiiEk 20.
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David MARTIN

HAS just received, and of Rs for sale at his Rock
L aud Stationery Store few handsome Toilet Uyi
fng Stands containing ink ami sand glasses witt plat
ed stops IN beautiful blue rn,need slab; ssuppiy
of ground glsss TdueHing Inks; with h'nd'ome AS
sort,nent Of Penknipes. HGxors Scssors. &c Also,
ruE OAR. song, hunaroisiN illustrated WIN
upwards of 20 graups; price 50 cents
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Bihimore County. October 2, 1921.

About four winters ago. was severely frost bitten
in both feet. and became quite lame Every succeed
ing winter brought forth the severity of the diseases
hoard Of Juikins ointment and had it appedi acted
like charm, completely curing me in short time
EDWIN II. SHELMERDINE.
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Charles HeMnett

MS RECE/PED .3ND OFFERS For &tLE
TWO bales best twiiled sacking
1 bale best Stotch O,na5urgs, IN 50 I'd pieces
N~riIe has to let the Ho.'e On Cameron stree, =
Gently occupied BY Or. Carson.
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.7nnnpoli,. .4pril. 1892.

.fTHtIP11fS'
hereby certify. that have used some Of Jnikins'
ointment in my family with such success convinces
me that it deserves to be recommended tothc afict.
ed One instance My son had been laboring under a
very dsagreeable eruption his head, that baed all
efforts to cure it, until. by applying part Of Jug, il
was entirely removed in less than week.
II, Y.-DUYAL.
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vhe Tan-Xara

-. At Mount Sterling, about half way bs3
ct! s4es'.nd and f.Iasss Court sn n mOu.s
$3.50 son given 6rN of october next. This Yard
on, Aus over thirty yats, all in prime order aeyood
BARK ho,e with iron mill, curry ing shop, &c and mas
attached TO it gooid~eiliag house and ssrten' no"
occurred hy Ienry Turner This property ism good
.itation for bark in healthy and populous neYhbor-
hopl AL we'll worthy a nan Of business %
snr terms. which will be accommodating, Apply
Phi y johnson, Esq near the premises. or to
;,,reI GEO JOHNSON,
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N. p. This Ointment, which is ahighly valuable ap.
plicaton for frost bites burns scslds, and women's
sore or sweed breasts. is put up in neatly finished
glazed jugs, well curked and sealed, with directions
how to use it. The proprietor wishes il to be observ-
ed, that IN order to preserve its virtues, persons using
it will cork it again, keep the air from destroy
ing its good qualities. No agent receives them any
other way than being well eorked and sealed.
1GENTS:
WILLIAM GUNTON,
Druggist Pa. 9senus, Washington
n. JEWITT,
Druggist, Pa Avenue, Va,Aingtau.
JNO. LITTLE,
Drugssf, Georgetown.
MESSRS. SCOTT,
Upper Marlborough.
r. SEMMES,
Port Tobacco.
M. GRIFFIN,
may PiseafotSay and Nottingham.
Job Printing
Nsstb Q'a eypsei,isus!y erecnN ~ thi; Office
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Cash,

Cash,
No the highest price will be paid for grey squirrel,
"A mink, rasss0n, musk-rst. rabbit, toa and over
akias, ey AonoA
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Demiiohns.
HIGH SMITH s. Co

CTavE for sale demJohns of various sizes, from J
III to S gallons. Also. wine. porter and castor OF
bottles, pint and quart. may II
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IRA FORD.
CONGRESS.

In the Senate, on Tuesday, April l6,
the two resolutions offered on Saturday
last by Mr.. Holmes, on the cxpedicncy oi
providing private boxes at any Of the post
offices, ut the rcqust of any inhabitant
and of prohibiting the taking Of any fees,
perquisites, or compensation by any per-
son in the post Offices, not authorized by
law, were agreedto
TEA AND COFFEE.
The House took up the bill to reduce
the duty on Tea aud Coffee, with the a.
mendment reported thereto to the Commit
tee ofthe whole.
The amendment respecting Tea was
concurrcd in.
The amendment fixing the duty on Co
.te, at 2 70 cents a pound, after the 3ls
December, 1881, coming up.
Mr.. Scmmcs Of Md. moved to nment
the amendment, by striking out Q l-2 cts
and inserting one cent as the duty.
Mr.. Burgess suggested the propricty o
fixing the duty at t,co cents. This woult
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Four men have been arrested in New
York, charged with robbing store in
Newark, N. J. They had concealed the
goods. at Bergen Point. One of them
kept grog shop in New York.
$1,000 ship letters were received at the
New York post Office between April !
and "a. t'
Such is the alarm occssioncd by the
explosion on board the G. j. marshall,
that only ~ or l3 passengers came oil
from Newburg, on Friday evening, when
the steamer from Albany touched From
80 to GO usually come of.
Artichokcs, parboilcd, make excellent
pickles.
They talk Of an "Anti-lending-ncws-
pcr-and-umbrclla, Club" in Lynch
burg, Va.
! AT the late fire in New Orleans, water
being scarce, a Mr.. Wolf supplied the en-
gncs with beer and cider from his store
TO qucnch the flames.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

Onthc evening ofThursday 22d ult. at
twilight, as the steamer Chief Justice
Marshall. Capt. Ford, was leaving the
wharf ut Newburgh, where she had touch
ed for passengers or her way to New
York from Troy, her boiler burst, by
which sever al persons were badly scaldcd.
The following particulars are from the
N. Y. Commercial Advertiser Of Friday.
II appears that the explosion took place
while the boat was getting under way from
the dock at Newburgh, and but moment
after letting off the steam. The passen-
gers had but short time previously left
the tea table in the dining cabin This
was most providential; for, as the force Of
the explosion was in that direction, had
the passengers remained in the cabin,
there would have been nn immense de-
struction oflifc. 1t is believed that sew
entccn persons were more or less injured
seven or eight very seriously, and some
of them mortally. But such was the con-
fusion and alarm, such rushing on shore,
and throwing Of themselves overheard in
The fright and agony ofthc moment-tha'
| it is impossible to predicate with accuracy
the extent of the injurv, or the loss OF liio'
II il believd that but few ofthc passengers
we're badly scalded.- One, who was lying
in his birth at the time, was struck ny .
dash of boiling water, and terribly scold.
ed. He was supposed to be in the last
agonies Of death, when our Informant left
Another passenger, Mr.. Burnett, wa'
very severely scalded; and ship car
pcntcr Of this city, name not recoIlected
was not expected to survive until morning
The engineer, Mr.. Valiant, aud five o
the crew, were badly scalded, and foul
slightly. II was believed taat several otl
'crs would not live. The steamboat d.
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be very heavy reduction, and he thought
would be sufficient for the present.
The question on striking out 2 q was
decided in the negative, ayes 10 noes 81.
Mr.. Taylor Of N. y. then. moved to
strike outthe hatf tfcent, SO as to leave tho
duty two cents. ~.
This motion preyailcd--nyes 96.
MIR. Semmcs then moved to insert an
amendment to reduce the duty to one cent,
at the expiration OF q year alter the duty
Of two cents should go into operation; and
for the first time, asked the yeas and nays.
They were ordered; and
The amendment was agreed to--Ysas
l08, Nays 10. .as rt -e
In the House of Representatives, on
Friday, the case Of the impeachment Of
Judge Peck was takcnu up in u Committee
ofthc Whole OIL the state Gf the Unicn.
MIR. Pcttis addressed the Committee in
opposition to the Measure. A prolonged
discussion took place upon the subject.
Mr.. Everett, Of massachusetts, offered an
amendment which, with subse qucnt mod
ification, provided that, in lieu ofthc reso-
luton Oft the Committee or the Judiciary,
a resolution should be reported to the
House to the following effect:
+ Resolved, That although, on the evil
dcncc, as it now stands, this House does
not approve of the conduct of James II.
Peck, Judge Of the District Court Of tho
United States for the District OF Missouri,
in proceeding by attachment against +.
Lawless for alleged contempt Of Court;
but that there is not sufficient evidence to
authorize this House to impcach the said
Judge for misdemcanors in Office.
The debate was continued upon the a.
mendment until late hour. Mr. Storrs,
ofN. Y. Mr.. Burgess, Mr.. Ellsworth, and
Mr.. Huntington, seyerally addressed the
Committee. MIR. Burgess then rose; but,
Oh motion ofMr. Miller, the Committee
rose, and the, House at nearly Z o'clock,
adjourned.
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sUP At the annual election Of Officers
of tho Bristol Light Infantry, held at tin
State House, ON Monday evening last
the following persons were elected officer
for the ensuing year, viz:
Gideon Clifford. Captain, vice Henry
Brown, resigned.
John Easterbrooks, LIST Lieutenant.
Thomas G. Munro, I'd ditto.
Leonard Wright, Ensign. M
William Paul, Quarter Master.
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cCp C A n d.

- q A IL u.
JOHN II. WHEATON & co. would
esteem It special favor Gi' those indebted
10 them oriong standing, TO call and pay
the same before the termination Of this
month.
April II.
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Summons aud Thomas Norris.
Engine No. g. Samuel Taylor, Bill
lings Waldron, Benjamin II. Easterooks,
William s. Simmons, John Waldron, Will
liam C. Manchester, Henry Wardwell,
Charles Diman, Jeremiah Liscomb, David
Waldron, Jonathan F. Cole and Nathan
Bishop.
Engine Men, No. 3.-Joscph Ward
well, Richard S. Gladding. Stephen L.
GIadding, Edward T. Gladding, James
I. Newman, Jonathan Peck, l.enuel c.
Cummings, Melvin ID. Ingraham, Allen
X. Munro, John II. Kingsley, Samuel
Ingraham, Samuel Munro and james ID.
Pitman.
William +. Norris and John J. d.
Wolf, were appointed Committee to
make preparations for the celebration Of
the ensuing 4th Of July.
Byran Diman and Ichabod Davis, were
appointed Committee to examine into
the cxpcdiency of repairing the walls a.
round the East Burying Ground, and to
report at the adjournment.
Charles Fales, Jacob Babbitt and Jo-
scph Munro, Jr. were appointed Com
mittce to examine the walls around the
School Lot, on the Neck, and report at
the adjournment.
Voted, That the sum Of $4,000, be as
sessed on the rateablc Estates in Bristol,
on or before the first Of August next, and
paid into the Treasury OH or before the
first day Of November next.
Voted, That SO much money be paid
ont of the Treasury, for the support Of
Public Schools, in Bristol, as with that re
ceived from the State will make the sum
of $500.
Voted, That $3.50, be appropriated to-
ward the extinguishmcnt Of the towns
debt. 81
Voted, That S1l5O, be appropriated
for dclraying the expenses of the Asylum
the ensuing year. ut
Voted, That $50, be appropriated for
repairs on the Highways.
Voted, That the Commons be cleared
of Cattle OH the 10th day Of May next |;
'nnd that no Cattle ofany kind be suffered
10 60 at large on said Commons, after said
time, until the I'd Monday in November
next, except such as shall have been duly
entered on the Towns Books; and that
no Mich Cows, be suffered to 90 at large
on the Common or Highways after 8 o.
clock, p. M. during said time.
The Meeting stands adjourned to the
2nd Monday in May, at 2 O'Clock, p. M.
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Fy~ In the list oftown Officers publish
ed in our last, we omitted the name OF
William Collins, Jr.-Sunday Consta-
bic. sr
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ogn GOD, ovR COUNTRY. ora-aipss.
THE STAR.
wARRrN. SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1880.

E AT the annual April town meet.
ing in Darlington, last week, John Tyler
Esq. was reelected Town Clerk, withou,
opposition.
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sCJ. no THE LADIES.

THE subscriber respectfully inform.
fhc Ladies ofWarrcn and Vicinity, that
he will pay particular attention to the Mar
n.acturo Of LADIES SHOES, Of all
KINDS, having procured n fist s'~te aeo.A
saAnJiom Lynn. No cxcrtions On lis part
will be wanting to suit his customers, as
regards the price, fashion, quality Of 'eorA
and stock.
.aLV.A.N COLE,
One door South Coles Hoiel
April 10.