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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
INDUSTRY AND APPLICATION.

Franklin has given you lesson rich with salutary instruction. Toll, unremit- ted and zealous toll; severe, searching and untiring thought, occupied both his mind and his body. You who have read his memoirs---and who has not ?---have only to contrast your own situations with that of the persevering mechanic. Imagine yourselves the rudely dressed and ungainly boy vending his way, homeless and pen nyless, through the streets of Philadelphia. Look again, and how is he changed! The materials of his greatness, arranged, and strengthened by years of painful exertion, have burst forth in all their spiendor. He has called about him the elements, and made, as it were, plaything of the light ming. Kings at the head of nations are doing homage to his genius. The proud est and the loveliest of earth, the terrible in war, and the mighty in council, are bending like worshippers at the shrine of his intellect.
 Romantic as this may seem, there was nothing of romance or poetry in the tenn perament of Franklin. He indeed sought out new paths, and looked deep into the phenomena of nature, and the character of man-but it was no flight of his imagina- ton that overlooked the false and limited boundary of science. It was the fixed glance of an inquisitive, but disciplined mind.
 Take Perkins for another example. He has acquired high reputation in his na- tive country, and in Europe. Yet had this man contented himself with listless inac- tivity---had he relaxed in the least from his habits of severe study and patient in- vestigation. he would have been at this moment the very reverse of all he is--.an unregarded and indolent sojourner on the great theatre of human action. Talk of genius as you may---speak of it as un- sought for, an immediate revelation of transcendant power---whatever it has been called, or whatever it may be, it is useful and glorious only in those who have strug- gled with passion and circumstances, and by slow and almost imperceptible degrees. erected the temple of their greatness.--- There may be at times phenomenon of mind which bursts forth at once in the full possession of power, like Pallas, from the brow of the infdel deity. 1t may flash out like a comet in the starry heaven of misunderstanding and flaming for mo- menr, but it will leave no traces of its path, no gem of light and knowledge in the hor- izon, over which it has hurried.
 Monthly Repository.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
Summer Arrangement.
Litchfeld, New-Milford, Danbu-
 ry, Norwalk, and NEW YORK, By St0ge and iSteane.

EAVES Parks Hotel, in Litchfield, on AA Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 4 P. M. (after,the arrival of fhe stage from Hartford J lodges at New w-Milford-thence to Danbury next morning, and reaches Norwalk in time for passengers to take the steam boat for NewYork. Fare through to New- York, Jess than any other line from Litchfeld.
 RETURNING-Takes the Norwalk pas sengers at New Milford, on Mondays. Wed nesdays and Fridays, and arrives in Litchfeld in season for passengers to take the Hartford stage. For seats in Litchfeld, apply at the Bar of Parks Hotel.
 H. BARNES, Proprietor.
 Man 6. 1880 AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
Clay's Hch Ointment.

Clay's Itch Ointment. a For pieasan,ness, safety, expedition ease ard cer- tainy, infinitely superior any other cuse for that tormenting disorder.
 Price 25 cents per box. Y R4 s} a7ssat Clay's Stomach Bitters. os They will he found in all cases of the following de- scripiion to give relief: Nausea, Vomiting Heartburn Cosiivenesa, Weakness at the Breast, Pain ip lhe Stomach. Loss of Appetite and all other symptoms of Indigestion and Fiat9Ience, and as nervous cordial is not to be surpassed by any shiRg. ss a s-'s0I Price g eeais box.
 PeGstl Tootk POsoder. r This celebsaied Powder needs no Teco.nmcndation eveTy gentleman and lady should bs ia le cDnssane use Of theF WiSh 10 preserve their assah from de- ases. Price g cents box. fFS Sold 6y Samuel Bsel, Abbe 6 Barmes, and Lee Sf Bsckwifh. ssf .e.a. -e3 .es1.. .'17 Liich6sld, Jupa 24, lsSO - iy2
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters.

which have been proved by thousands to be 60 emin- enty useful in removing all Jaandice and Bilious com. Plaints. Price g l-2 cents. 1a17 I
 A tresk supply cf tke above is iiast re- ceired aud for sGle in Litck 6sld ky Drs. Abbe dr BGsnss. S. Buel, and Lee <. Beek,Oith; iR Bsrliagtoa 5y T. Mason, and Webster 8- Hifckcock; i; and 6v tks DvIggists u Nsw- Haren, HastErd, 1lid- dlstopH, Say6Foak, Albany, NeD- YoRE, HSd Boston. eOUly6] Jssfv %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

The character of this Ointment is 90 we'll establish ed to need no recommendation for being pleas ant, safe and remedy for that loaihsome disease
 t is also sor other erupeiOns of the skin par icuary for the salt rheum and chilblains. Price g l-2 cents. s s~-.. --31 , '.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19

4s-.s the season.
 AMONG THEM>wILL BE FOUND
 A FEW handsome CALICOES. some yely "A neat and elegant-Fancy HDKFS. of Gauge, Berage, Silk. &c. SEc. comprising a pretty assortment of this article-Also, Gloves and Mitts--HOSIERY- and CottoH UMBRELLAS-PARASOLS-MERINO SHAWL.S-Book, Swiss. Null, Sarcenet. Medium, and Cambric MUSLINS-Long Scotch. and Bishop Lawns-Linen CAM BRICS and HDKFS.-Irish LINENS and DIAPERS-BobbinettL LACES and FOOT INGS-LACE VEILS-Sinchews. Sarce- nets. Levantines, Gro de Berlin, and other STLKS-ALso. a good assortment of Cotton, Worsted, and Linen STUFFS, for mems and boys' summer clothing.
 With many othe. desirable Goods, which are offered very low for Cash, or any thing else that will answer.
 June 9, 1880. 5G
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19

Davenpors's celebrated Eye Water, which needs only io be used to he highly approved for all sorts of weak and sore eyes.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20
WHEAT AND DLOUR,

Fho business in Wheat and Flour commenced this
season somewhat earlier than usual, and up to this
time, mas been conducted on a extensive scale
than VIC ever recoect. phs is owing to two cau-
ses OH which both Millers and Farmers have reason
to congratulate themselves. One is the high stand
ing which our City Mills Flour has obtained in the
South American Market, where it has decided pre-
terence over any others and the second is the abun
dant and excellent crop with which the labours Of
our farmers have been rewarded In consequence
OF the reputation ofthcr Flour our Nlers ba made
large sales, which has enabled Them to commence hnv
ing with spirit, and the abundant cron has induced Tho
Farmers to the demand freely Iaroe contracts
for the finest crops have been made at 81 for ear
delivery, with n reduction of from to 10 cents for
later periods. Wheat is now pouring in under ttcse
contracts, and the City Mills are in full opcratiop.-
we Know the great cxertious our Mcrs have been
using, and doubt that their Flour this wear will
st'i further enhance the reputation which they have
SO fairly and honoraby acquired under disadvana
GUS circumstances, and by which the State a. large
will be highly benefited
We hope the Farmers vii take advantage of this
growing reputation, and by charging their crops,
make this, what its local advantages en,itle il be-
an extensive market for wheat and four that beipo
on ordinary occasions the most eficacous nnodo of
KEEPING up steady demand at good prices. The
Shipping Merchants will then send here for their
cargocs' knowing that they can be readily supplied
at all times throughout tho year; and by enabling
the Millcrs to grind the same expense, they
can afford to pay moro literally for the wheat the DIFF
terence being made up to them by the profits CT tho
larger quantity ground
The Farmers need be under no apprehension of re
ducing the price by ovcrstocking the market The
price here must always Ipantan due proportion to
the price IN other markets. The moment it gets below
that proportion there always sPecuaos or foreign
agents who step in ard raise il to it's proper level
This will always be an cffcctual barrier against any
monopoly, and if they do have to complain sometimes
ct low prices, it is not owing to any peculiar circum-
stances IL esE own gsrset, 1T tc lovFEitas abroad
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20
FROM ENGLAND.

SIX DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
BY the fast sailing ship Salem, Capt. Richardson
arrived at New York on Thursday from Liverpool,
the editors of the Commercial Advertiser have re-
ceivcd London papers to the 9Th juno, and Liverpool
TO the 9th, inclusive.
The King, as will be seen by what follows, was
still alive, late as2 o'clock on the mornno of the
9Th, but all hope OF his recovery was abandoned, and
his exit was daily and almost hourly expected.
FROM CORRESPONDENT.
L'ccrpoot, June 9th, 1880.
The following is an extract from letter received
thus morning, from Mr. Willmer's private correspon-
dent, ut Windsor
Winds0r, 2 O'Clock, "A. nj. June 9Th.
ellis Majesty is still alive, but his dlstress1nr stu
alton warrants the expectation that each eucceedinr
hour will close bis eahhIy reign
From, the London Tunes If June 9.
chave received accounts from Windsor which
left that town go late as two O'Clock this MORNING.
The King was hardly expected 70 survive the nignt,
though the natural vigour Of His Maiestys cousiitu-
too las eEo 'lsa oaco ss'1iG4 si through c.isls
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20

larger quantity to bring to market will compen.
safe Tor Its reduced value, and thus in every point
Vew whether ut high or low rates. we conceive i, 70
be the Farmers duty, to himself and his Country to
extend his operations TO the utmost particularly in
an article like wheat, which is SO easily raised and
which does not seriously injure his land as some
OF our other staples.
New Country Flour has come to market in but
small quantities. What has arrived has sold reudilv
S'. City Mill Flour ssh SD, for future delivery
Wheat, 80 cts. for red 95 cts for white.
letter from Rio Janeiro of 18th May. to Baltimore
merchant published i'll the WING few DAYS ago ouo,es
fcur, Gacgo, ISL per bill; Baltimore Howard ST, (,e mex,
best quality 1G; other brands 10" This must be s,,f
ing TO the Farmers the H1Iers tho Inspector cspeciav
when is reco!ieced how Indifferent crop was 1,
should reconcile those any such be- who have
disappointed ny The inspectors net passing supcne Flour
they considered ought have passed as such His m
peior Judgment and stricness deciding the QUALITY of
fioar offered for Inspection though may sometimes
point aIncrs and Mie has been ncalculable benefit IN
UNIVERSAL confidence eposed Richmond Flour Insrec
'ors Judgment rPartiaiy and integrity few if any take
0 ~ Ills uecis'on Ihe consequence. of which is .tla,
s" LOT several years. wheat crops have been bad or in
deren the flour he branded supeue raised the
OF Richmond Flour to the height aained while had he
oe less competent or less STRICT should have had our flour
ID lie D American markets, f indeed merchants would bpv IL
al all 10 ship here quoted with brands at 10 15p
instead oflS far beyond any other The Northern merchants
now flock to this market in preference any other to obtain
our City Mills Flour for America and will take apv GUAM
NY that can be supplied at good prices The Richmond Civ
hers can consequently afford give, o give tie best
price for first quality Yheat-and farmers having such wi
o 10 teir interest to bring here. Oar crop being
exceedingly fine aud heavy this season. there is little doubt
mat our City Mills Flour will attain still higher RANK
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20
MONDAY MORNING, July 10. Isao

u The foreign news will be perused with interest
Inc situation of the King of England is no longer
matter of speculation, and the reign has certainly
closed.
But France holds out the greatest interest The
magnificent expedition against Algiers, and the great
struggle about to take place at the polls INVOLVING
possibly the fate Of the monarchy, are calculated TO
attract the remotest attention
u Fhe pressure of other matter upon us, leaves
1t out of our power to comply with request address
ed to Us through the last Georgia Courier 1t would
otherwise, give US particular PLEASURE to do Sc.
az a rule of this paper is, to have no1hiar to do
with personal controversies. However udvanta geous
therefore, have declined and must etill decline,
the publication of varons pieces to us in relation
to the sGuabble about JudEins' Ointment-a matter
about which readers we presume feel very little
interest. Having commenced elsewhere the parties
have no claim upon rs
u 1t appears from the following that President
jackson and suite, reached the Hermitage in health
and safety, on the 9Th July. On the 10th he was TO
be IN Nashville, where perpetrators were making to
receive him with suitable demonstrations
The Pes:dc.: OF the Uni,sd States accompsnicdby his
vate Secretary a. Doupson, Esq and the ladies OF his
household reached the Hermitage yesterday evening In conf
pany With forty fifty of his friends and neipbbors YIN
ad the pleasure OF paying him respects about ten miles
nom town, neal the point where bye dversed TO his
arm fne tolls aud cares of State, and the prosecutions of
ms enemies Sem 10 have inspired him with strength, and
viSr We don't remember have seen him appear in better
hea!'h ald spirits Tor many years past
Execution Wheeler, the soldier who killed his
sergeant at Bciiona Arsenal, was hanged a, Chcs-
terfeld Court Hcuse Friday Wheeler intended
to have killed three others at The time he killed the
Sergeant. lie had got drunk, and was very ou.rn.
geeus for which these oiir reported him. He VOW
Ed revenge, and fixing his bayonet, while they we're
asleep proceeded 10 butcher them all: The Ser
geant he killed. and severely wounded another who,
however, escaped and gave the alarm, when Wheel
er was overpowercd and secured
1t is said that he confessed having perpctrated as
many as Thirteen murders, and that among his victims
was Capt. MLeand who was murdered at the
Dock about 10 months ago. II is known that Wheel
or was in this city at the time that murder was
committed.
When Wheeler first launched of the rope
broke and he had to be tied up again.
Sales of Stock at the Coffee House on Saturday
last
81 shares of Bank of Virginia S9i Is
II shares of Farmers Bank % 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20

10 Fhe pressure of other matter upon US, leaves
1t out OF our power to comply with request address
ed to Us through the last Georgia Courier 1t woul
otherwise, give US particular PLEASURE to do So
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20
FOR THE BALTIMORE PATRr,
. a CARD.
~ The HON. NJ. VAN RTJREN.

s. ~ @ otqte, &c. &c,
inst to you, distinctly charged the odm,nisira.
ton, or in other words its responsible adyissr
with corrupt design against the freedom Of o.
South Carolina This charge sir, was not M; III
made does it rest upon vague end loose con
lecture; it is founded on authority, that even tho
zeal aud reckless hardihood of your, .'iDproved9
presses of Albany and New York, will scarcely
venture to assaiI.
VIII not repeat the particular conversation
said 20 nave passed in the private audience cham
SeF o. tao P-es:dcnt, touching tie cocIgct &C
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20

almost equally severe. The Duke of wellington
at naa oeen sent for express arrived at G. and did
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20

There mo. tIVARToot, 9Th JUnc.
- III was moderate demand for Cotton last vsst
Ieo 1es OF al descriptions reached IL O7o bales ncydn1
CO 80 Island az " 49, 80 Stained at g. 1870 JJpIsnJ
-, i1'u orleans, CT 7l 1850 Aalaruas s Ia Tho
sd p OF IN" market throughout the was Ianguid
we cannot notice any reduction prices, they were
e"Ppo'ed The import of the week 10 l20 bales.
'n market has been lively aud Is IS per quarter adj
% has necn obtained Tor Wheat Sbou, 1000 bbs of ban.
nuf nave been taken speculation IDS 25s per
pr put hoders are asking higher prices TobaeeoThes
has scarcely been a Transaction
he sales Of COol Saturday and Yesterday were ss0o
bslrs and to- dav 500 bags. wv
Aserage ri Wheat for the week, eSs To- 10 as IT, Big
Us e. -SS FI9gr u: ~ *!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-09

VHNHE Races will commence in Bedford
County, over the Liberty Course, on Tuesday,
2la September and continue days-1H Day, mile heats Tor
$2O0-rnrance $l5-2d Day, mile heats, purse Si0Ocn-
$3.50 Day, mile heats best in for the PrOprietors
entrance yI0dth Day, sweptake mile hcats-en-
trance S25-On the same day, match will be be-.
tween Washington coshe entrance Of each day 10 60
with the punoThe Proprietor pledges himself pay the
amount Of each days IN cash There good many
horses tranng-a number expected The track will be
fine ORDER and every thing prepared accommodate Race
Horses hope and confidently expect fine sport this
WhI. TERRY,
maIa0 80 Pr1,'ie'o, &c no Lhsrty Pace Co"rr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-09
SARATOGA AND SODA WATERS.
II Bk.4MLRE'S Apoihccnru SLnre onnoa;t
The Eagle Hotel.

INC EUgte ffOfeL.
4 II BLAMlRE has the pleasure OF informinr
- his former and present customers who have so
literally supported his Fountain) and the public
generally, that improvements have lately been mado
IN the working Of his apparatus, which he is author
izcd by many years experience in Norfolk and here,
IN saying, has given to tho water of his Fountain n
cqunlled.
~ And to accommodate his price 10 the times, and
TO pat 1t IN the power Of the poor as well as he rich
to enjoy this delightful and innocent beveraoe il will
be sold at THREE CENTS glass.
lie also keeps fresh supplies of CONGRESS
WATER, from the natural Saratoga Springs. which
can at oil times be had in excellent order from his
ice tub.
- j. II. y. 10 particularly grateful for the pntron
age OF the LADIES. lie will take pleasure in fur
nlshing them when they honor him with a call, 10
aIluy their thirst, refresh themselves with glass
oi that most pleasant, celebrating and healthy bey-
cragc, his pure fragrant and fresh Soda cold as ice
can make 1t, and swcctencd with syrup of the choicest
kinds, when so prGicrrcd-so admirably calculated os
an an anudotc against the languid effects of tho
summer sun on both the body and the mind
"ihero ls not In the city place half sweet
As my fount where the air and the pure waters meet.
On ITS sparkling aud loan bright and as free
rs the phosphorc light Of the dark summer sea.
Yet II IS not Ike wine, hat so dark and so red
Wreatics MS foul fumes around tho wild bacchana's head
who, maudlIn, oonesses his be age unblest.
While n carkeTs his peace his affections and rest,
Far lcss like the poson all daily poured forth.
IS curse to ~ land from the south TO the north
Oh no. not like these for as ether It's puro
And its fragrance and freshness and virtue arc s,rc
Sweet Soda all love thee, when the sunne, O., hig,
sheds abroad his herce thro the ean,hro'
Mheh laugue SINKS the body-hcat moistens the br W,
ihe'e Is noueht so refreshing, cooling as thou"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-09
II. ID. SANXAY

Successor 10 ". H. EItsuhyksonn,1
40 Just received at bis Book, Stationery and
~ n Fancy Store, an assortment Of gold, silver,
tortoise shell and steel mounted spcctocs for aages;
Also, convex concave, green and azure loose glasses
suitable Tor those who require change, which he
can III IN old frames. Spcctscles repaired.
Goid fndsrs' magnifying glasses, Of various kinds,
Tor he examination Of minerals; spy and opera glass.
os; acorn, beetle and botanical microscopes; oye-
glasses, for short sighted persons; convex shaving
glasses. Telescopes cleaned and repaired. Glass
tnbcs httcd to thermometers je 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-09
PICKING INGREDIENTS.
TO the Ladies alone.

o the LADIES alone.
ENKOM the Ladies alone. patronage is expected,
and TO them only the publishers look for support
10 The Ladys Book, periodical, published monthly,
OF between 80 and co pages very large. octave, and
illustrated by several eDgravings of the fashions, &C.
o. nnd at but 50 per annum, in advance.
IN" Ladies arc respectfully invited to call and see
the iirst number which will be sufficient to ensure
their patronage 10 the work.
.Y"5 J, ~. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-09

Molasses, Sugar, dc.
received, for sale by the subscribers,
hds West India MOasscs
do New Orleans do
10 Porto RICO sugar, cheap
10 81 Croix do, superior
.gs COFFEE
,acks best Liverpool filed salt
10 sbls No 3 mackarel
IS bbds and 30 bbls Baltimore whskey
$ al and upper leather, and neighbourhood tar
JyI3 RALSTON e. PLEhSANTSj
Lib RUM "A few puncbeons finest old Antigua
J rum received direct from ST. Tbomas-for sale
je tp-iff By CIIAS. PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-09
{ ttAROLlNA MOSS, Tor sale.
&c ID LAS. WINSTON

4 Newspaper for he Ladies.
Proposals tor publishing III the City Of Washington,
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, IL. nea, uuar,o form
containing eight pages, devoted entirely TO tho dis.
semna,'on OF Intelligence useful and intcres,uf, 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-09
New Medical Books.

INEW MCUICUI DOOkS,
in the theory and prartice Of Sur.
gerry. BY John AberD"thy. l.. r.. s. &c.
inciples Of Military Surgery, comprising obscryn.
on the arrangement, police aud practice Of hog.
(, and on the history, treatment aud anamolips
arola and yphilis.--Illustrated with cases ond
ctions, by John Hc.men, NJ. D. r r. 8. r..
ctor Of Military Hospitals, with the lie of tho
BY bis son John Hennon
published, and for sale by
JOHN H. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-09

VlRGlNIA.--At rules holden in the clerks ofifre of
the superior cnurt Of chanccry for the Williams.
burg district, the 3D. day of May, 1880: Stephen D.
Fuller and Mary his wife, pitts. against william VI.
Taylor in his light and as administrator with the
WILL annexed of Edmund Tia, Tor, sen'r John z. lay
Tor, and others, defs
The defendant Jno. 7. Taylor not having entered
his appearance andgiven security according 10 the act
OF Assembly and the rules Of this court, and appear
ing. by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an inab
tsnt Of this country il is ordered, that the said def. nd
ant do appear here the first day of the next term
and answer the bill OF the painti; and ,.,a, COPY Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond, for months sue
ccssvely and posted the front door Of the former
capitol, in the city Of Williamsburg.
% copy. Teste, ED. CHRIS TAN. G. r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-09
DAVENPORT, ALLEN 6, Co.

DAVENPORT, ALLEN 6, Co.
Hare for Sale.
9nn Casks nails AMI brads assorted
AUO 80 hhds st Croix and P. R. sugars
go do w. l. molasscs
100 bags green ccf,o
100 barrels prime pork
% do mess do
90 BOXES loaf sugar
80 baios cotton yarn, assorted
100 boxes window glass
90 hhds N. Orleans rum
do Antigua Iup
. do fine old Jamaica 10
10 pipes cognac brandy
100 sacks salt
eco bbls no. mackerel
10 ceroons hotunt indigo
300 rnams cap ard letter pnrof
eco do wrapping do
10 bales brown and blcachcd cotton sbcetiDps
Cigars, crates Of ware, soal leather
Albany beer, clnrct wine, oranges
700 kegs gunpowdCr
Old port wine, in pipes
Cane and rush bottom chairs
Half pint tunblcr9
10 boxes "Rodnsn's" sperm. candies
90 90 brown soap
100 kegs Whit lead
Turner's ell, &c. &c.
OFT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-09

Ladies' Summer Slippers.
USI received. 300 PAIR Ladies lasting and sat-
- teen Summer slippers of superior quality To-
81 %: 81, aud he very low price of IS cents
Gentlcmen's Cheap Boots.
Just received, large supply at - and So so;
some made very light and neat for Summer wear
For sale at GRANNlSS'S
imlr