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POETRY.
aPEACE! Be STILL

d
Dark rolled the waye--the stream was h'eh
And angry clouds swept through the sAy'
. Now, brooding DER the tossing deep, ~
Close on thc.bilo,ys widely swept
a. mounts the wave all white with spray,
Wreath'ti in their submits, lightnings play
On, onward went the ship,-lond dash,d s.r
The mountain wave, and wildly iash'd
is sides; its rroans,--it rocks, and now
Beats back the foam, with struggling Prov,
And through her tatter'd, Tapping sails, rs
The fury of the tempest walls go f7
Yet, in this bark, hard by the billow,
The SAVIOR rests him on his pillow,
Cars't not thou, Master, that the wave
Shall prove for us and thee gravel ~
The ship is full,--d helpless wreck, A.
The rushing waters sweep the decA,- 80
The surges fearful DER us break,
Thou heeds't ii not, awake awake''
, What calms the fury Of the sea!
Why roll its waves SO tranquility
What voice is heard, above the rush
Of wave,-the batt'iug storm,-the gush
OF boiling surges,-the tempests wrath,
That curbs the laundering IN its path =
Tne wind, and Storm, obey its VIII,
The SAvroR's mandate--speace!6 be stiA!''r Il.
uush,d was the storm,-the billow hush'd,
No breath Of air along them rnsh'd, a.
The sea was quiet, all was rest
The ship rode safely on its breast ~ ~
A.,d far off, on the distant shore, ~
Was heard the surges' dying roar. M sis
: Thus, when the heart, with care opprest,
Like storm-wrapt pillows knows no rest, ~
When toss,d with anguish, GREET and woe, IS
Like troubled Ocean, to and fro
JOY 10y the aching heart shall thrill,
HENRY.
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JOSEPH CHARLES & SON,
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL

DLsV' G. CTS S 4 s---ssEs LOUIS
D. AVE just received large supply of MEDICINE.
IL ALso-an extensive variety of Miscellaneous Ar
ticles, calculated for the Merchant and Physcian;
% AMONG WHICH ARE
90 casks of Rochelle, EPSON and Glauber Salts,
25 do. refined Salt Peter and Camphor,
$50 ozs French and American Suph. Quinine, in
and OF. bottles Hydriod Potass and Iodine; Gum
Opium, Myrrh, Allocs Gamboge Kno Guiac; Assaee-
tda Soammony and Sheac; Spices, and Pearl Barley;
Sage; Tapieca; Arrow Root and Tamarinds; Ander-
sons Lamotte's and Church's Cough Drops; Thomp-
sons and common Eye Waters; Bal Copavia; Burgun-
dy Pix, Borax; 90 carboys Nitric and Suphurc Acde-
and Ether; 10 bbls Spirits Turpentne; bbls. Crem
Tartar, Flor sopher and Chamomile Flowers; ls bbls
Gentian, Orange Peel, White Canea, Quassia, Cori-
ander, Carui and Anniseeds and Red Saunders; box
English Mustard Seed and Cayenne Pepper 20 bbls
Opodeldoc, Harlam Oil, Oil Wormseed and Worm Tea,
Godfrey Cordial, British Oil, Baeman's Drops, Lees
L. and w. Pills, seibtz and Soda Powders; Cephal-
ic, Aromatic, Eclipse, Rappee and other Snufs; Ess.
and Oil Peppermint; Hen.y's, M'Kim's and common
Caloined Magnesia, Ess. Spruce, &c. &c. &c-with
many other articles too for insertion; all of
which will be sold such prices for cash, the usual
credit, as must satisfaction.
June Goth, 1881. 8-1y
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
For publishing newspaper in Kaskaskia, to be enti
sNf raaff q aih tied the W afstat = ttttsf
FREE PRESS
BY r. X. FLEMING.

soliciting patronage for this paper, the editor WIN
a cay, few words possible, that his ambition
will be render acceptable to all classes OF ,ead
ers as may be. He considers blind devotion to parry
as banef aud calculated to strip the public press o. us
paper not .go up for party purposes or eecuoneef
ing intrigue, but to disseminate among the people such
matter of interest and instruction will be to their ad-
vantagesuch foreign and domestic news, agricutu-
raj commercial and literary normation and the pro-
ceeings If congress and state legislature as COM
plete possible.
The utility Of udiciousy conducted papers is so oo
vious that deem aluson to it sufficient; and, III
order make this paper what its title imports, Jfee
press the Editor will cheeruy open its columns to me
dspascnae investigation of principles which may teha
to promote the common welfare. u. =,
Ihe Randolph Free Press will be published on hne
royal sheet, with type, at So 90 year, IN ad-
vance, or SO after six months. The first number to
be published BY the first Of June next 4gsa a. "a 1s
Kaskaskia, April %, 1882. - $500 Il.
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ND1NiCE.

IL persons concerned will take notice, That shall
make apnlication to circuit court of jackson
ty at the xt term to be held the house in and
for said county, the second Monday of October next
to make PARTITION among the several of the fol-
lowing lands I'd wit: lying in jackson county, and be-
ing ali of the quarter of section number six,
in township number ten south, and of range number
three west and all of the northeast quarter of the
section after deductug thereom two hundred and six
acres in the manner described IN deed from Llndar
Manson to Matthew Dacan, and for other and further
order in the premises "A the said conrt may appear
right. hgt8 pa u \ THOMAS WHlISON,
4 fs ID rqe-5s Part owner of said lands.
Z jackson county, April "A, 1882.
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A verysingular disease has made its appear
ance abou Lundy's Lane, and Chippeway in
Upper Canada, almost as destructive as she Che
lera of tie East. 1t begins with severe chill,
which lists from one TO three or four hours -ihen
succeeds most violent fever, producing death in
one orfwo days. Its progress is alarming. ~.
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NJ OTICE,-James Blaker, living in the Ridge settle
"a ment, Jackson county, has taken up as an estrav
an Iron Grey Mare three years old, lump her lei
nostrl left hip little sunk, and right leg splnted NJ
artificial marks branGs and appraised to seventeen
dollars. Be- hsJialf aHG 7a.sT aif a#0
A true abstract from my estray book. tl.a 81.
Hltts Attest, j. MANNING, Com. Clerk
Brownsville May q, 1882
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TAKEN UP

HDY Joel Ahshear living at Clear Pond, White
I'D ty, Illinois, nine head of'HOGS; two barrows,
spotted red ardblack the other white black
sows one black sne & black and white, three spot
ted black and whites one sandy and black spotted,
red and black spoted marked with swallow fork in the
left ear and an undersope in the right, supposed to be
,ao wears ol-appraised twenty dollars and twenty
five cents by Philip Newell and abraham @. Milersz
Postea before ne according to law, this day of
Reuben Long, P.
Test JAS. RATCLlFF, Clerk.
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IyOJIcc.

--|II|lT Us n IVVtECC. -------- n n
A LII persons having claims against the estate of
IA John Brown, late of Perry county, deceased; are
requested to present the duly authenticated, eli
ther the undersigned to the Judge of Probate
said county within nine months from this date in order
that may certainly know the nature and amount OF
said claims, preparatory to the liquidation and pay
ment of the same.
BENJAMIN GRAIN.
~ i- W tN JAMES C. BROWN.
1890 @gi administrator Nth the will annerted.
Pinckneyville H., April Both, 1882 [94t.
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Public Administrators Notice.


N Office is HEREBY GIVEN, That eighty eight
dollars and sixtysix and half cents, still remains
an my hands, of the estate of HANNAH BABCOCK,
who deceased in Bond county, ILL., December l829 All
persons having claims demands against the aforesaid
estate, hereby notified to exhibit the ame ogethe.
with the evidence in support thereof, to the Court OF
Probate of Bond county, within six months after thi;
date, or the SHINE will be forever barred.
u rss.ii VIM. NJ. STEWART, -,
Public Administrator of B. C. III.
March 5. 1882 t- 2-Sto
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3Biotsnis GaStftros.

NHE undersigned will furnish to order, at sight.
PLOUGH CASTINGS, from the celebrated Woods
or Bar Shear Plough Plough Makers and Blacksmiths
will be dealt with on the most liberal terms. The Farmer
can at all times be furnished with PLOUGHS of either
run well, or C-no sale. All orders will be promptly
attended to. ~. Hgw sse o,-tsrs. ~ --FS
k.a HANKS & NILES,
Cincinnati Iron Foundry, few rods north of the Ca
January 81, l832-Iy irF ~ Fo g-sl lH
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BY Henry Ooey4 Harrington's Prairie Wayne coun-
- tys BAY HORSE, sixteen and one hall, hands
hsh fourteen years old star in the forehead, snp
on the nose one saddle spot his back shaved on both
SIDES with traces and blind in the right eye-appraised
TO thirty collars, by James Walden and Jonathan Ea.
ker, before me, David Ooley, J. P.
Aprill3, 1882. 7-st
copy attest, SAM'L LEECH, Clerk. G. G. w. g.
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Adln;nistrator9s Notice.

A BALANCE of forty-fve dollars and twenty EIGHT
IA cents, of the estate of DAVID MORROW, who
died interstate in Alexander county, Illinois, the 29th
day of july, 1921, remaining in my hands-all just
charges against said estate which have come to my
knowledge, having been fully paid-all persons having
claims or demands against said estate, hereby motif
fed that miles, they exhibit the same together with the
evidence in support thereof before the Court of Probate
OF said Alexander county, within six months from the
date hereof the payment of such demands will be for
ever barred. .ir4 al H. So anF JAMES BERRY.
? .4s. d Public Admir-. of Alexander county, Ill.
March 0, 1882 2-8t
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SALE OF soEoo. LANDS.

Sla-sli OF SCIECSL LANES.
HBURSUANT to the law respecting the sales of the
Il School Lands, approved January 22, 1899, and
February the 18th, 1881 shall offer at Public Sale, to
the highest bidder, at the Court House in the town Of
Shebyvile, county of Shelby, and State of Illinois,
Gt being the second day of the Shelby Circuit Court)
Section No. Is, in Township No. North, Range No. 3
East The above mentioned tract of land will be sold
in lots of 80 each 1t is situated on the road
leading from shelbyville to Yandaa nearly equally di.
vided with timber and prairie.
r ets JOSEPH OLIVER, q
Comm'r of School Lands for said County of Shelby.
March LIST, 1882. i ga =, ,-.te.4.5s : 3-6t
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yslY Gabriel Shaw, living in Monroe township, Gala
- tin county, ILL.,, "a BLACK HORSE, supposed to be
four years old with blaze his face, and both hind
feet white-no marks brands yableappraised
to twenty dollars, by Isam Dunn and Thompson Harris
1882. as appears Of record. [7-3t7
! Attest. JAMES CALDWELL. CPk, c. g. c. 6 G.
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Jackson Csye1lt Court, April Term, A. ID. 1899
NiAr a'- vs.. oihS9N' PETITION FOR DIVORCE,

MAxEus GIBSON. sas asTai3ta BE zosaf il
u mis- day came the complainant byJ. Evins. her
IL attorney, and it appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court, that the publication in this ordered
the last terminus not been made, and that the defend
not resident Of this State, and has not entered
his appearance in this case. It is therefore ordered,
that unless he said defendant appear before the
first day Of thu next term Of this court enter his appear
ance and answer the conplanant's BILL the will
be taken for confessed and exparte proceedings had
thereon and that copy of this order be published four
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the yandalia Wing, published at
vandalia Atrue copy from the record Of said court.
8 ftai Att.st Fs.f ~ 2s1s. j.. MANNING, Clerk Is
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II w and 81 giant ancy Goods.
EUST received full supply Of fashionable and new
81 GOODS, consisting Of Orleans Muslins, Figd
Mandarines, Palmarines Gros DIES Indies, zephyrines
black Italian and French Forences and Gros DIES Swiss
of superior quality, "a, A and Sd gauze and barege
1dkis and Scars Paris net Hdkfs. and Hermann Shawls
a new and splendid article. Also-Gauze and Satin
Ribbons black and white silk Hose and half Hose, OF
superior quality, ladies' and gentlemens Gloves. For
sale, wholesale and retail, on accommodating terms.
March 81. 4-ly o. ,'t U. b. BREWSTER.
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A number Of Polish females, still clad in their
uDifonn, passed through Frankfort re-
centlv--one of1them bearing rank as a lieutenant,
who had been Wounded three times attracted much
attention. She looked on silently, but refused to
sit down to thedinner givento the corps to which
she belonged. learnt that the death OF her son,
who fell in his seventeenth year, lighting by her
side, after she had herself been wounded preyed
necessarily upon her spirits. The most distln-
goshed Pole who has yet made her appearance
al Frankfort among us, has been the celebrated
Countess Platter and her adjutants, the fa
of her less cloudy days, are shortly
expected to fotlow her. f'o
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W ARLINGTON IAYLOK,
4 NA1Is day the complainant came by s. Breese, ana
IL it appearing to the satisfaction of the COURT thai
the defendant not resident of this State, and has
not entered his appearance herein and that the pub-
cation in this ordered at the last term of this court
had not been made: Whereof, it is ordered by the
court that unless the said defendant do and enter
his appearance in this before the first day
the next term, the compainants bill will be taken for
confessed And further ordered that copy of this
der be published four weeks successfully in the Vana
ia Wing, printed at VandalIa. rlga f5a i214
A true copy from the record of said court.
Attest, J. MANNING, Clerk.
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JQ8s BWWJWo
Clock g. Matchmaker,

ST. LOUIS
III EEPS on hand an extensive assortment of articles
~ in his line, consisting of
Elegant 81 days Time Pieces, Different patterns,
bronze, gilt, alahaster, & mahogany
LADIES' elegant Watches.
Gold and silver patent lever Watches.
Extra jewelled L'Epine, repeating, alarm, and
plain do
Jewelry and Silver Work of every description.
Military Trimmings, Musical Instruments.
Musical Boxes, Pocket and Brace Pistols.
|Gentiemen's dressing Boxes; ladies' working do.
Perfumes, &c.--and great variety of different
fancy articles, 100 tedious to mention.
st. Louis, March Ia, 1882. lily
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NOrICE.

UDENJAMIN F. CONNER, eight miles south of
, Brownsville, has TAX h up, estrays two horses
one roam seven years oA, about fourteen and half
hands high, four white feet star and snip, artificial
marks the other grey eEht years DID, about fourteen
hands high, left hip litt sunk, and branded on the
left shoulder with this mari, J. 3n3s ei susa s,at
| A true abstract from my estray book. f-,-, ,-
Attest, j. MANNING, Com. Clerk
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NO4ICE

vHNHE undersigned having obtained Letters Testa-
IL mentary upon the estate of Isaac Under, late of
the county of Coles, and state of Illinois, deceased do
hereby notify all persons holding claims against said
tate to present thea to the undersigned the Judge
of Probate of said county within nine months from the
date hereof and all those indebted to said estate are
quested to make payment. q faa, aosfs,t3
'si489oo-g t--t ! !, .-..iitt.. GEORGE Under,
ifr.a.a- I. .5,1 $780,. JONATHAN Under,
49,. Executors of Isaac Linder, deceased
March l. 1882. f sf1 hsfa -. 7-4t
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ia d June next we will apply to the Judge of Pro-
bate okFranklin county, for the purpose of making
final settlement of the estate of Thomas Trammel de-
ceased On 59HUES1s- gfHaTF O.
.lid susANNAH TnAnnrII,} Admys
~ 5+ JOHN T. DAVIS, ~, :
Franklin county, ILL.,, April s. 1882.
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waoEEsAx.1s & RETAIL
aaarlteesi, TrttnS, asao
Military Accoutre'nent Mdnutdctory'
ST LOUIS

Sc d 1V1 AAA14NA =
u ri AVIN(s purchased the interest of J. G H. VIC
Ke,lney, in the above establishment, respectluy
announces to the public, that 1T Will be coh.uea ~
him in all its various branches lie has at present o
hand, large assortment OF .
Gentlemen's full quilted, half and quarter shai' !,
ed Saddles; inlaid and best plain do; second
and third rate do. }# -
Ladies' Saddles consisting Of quilted, quitea iore
pieces, buckskin plush and plush ives. :! =
Brides and Martingales, Of every description.
Bsllows-top, travelling, fancy and hair 1iT'aSfs
sa debags, valices, Carpet Bags, and Portman,
teahs. stii to -aat-fi .ih 1J.if 8
Coach, Gig, and Dearborn Harness, OF every
description. fs' aH'tt
Dray, Wagon, and Cart Harness.
Blind Brides, Collars, Hames, and every other
article ia he found in similar manufactures.
nerorders for Military and Indian work, will be at
tended to at the shortest notice ae.l .h.,
frCountry Saddlers are respectfully lniormeu III"
he has on.hand general assortment OF ha.e'ia
2 Feb, l8, 1882. .s tstt es n s3 ire.rilstC u =
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PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV EN-
nd Cd hoe tolx Letters oil

FayHAT the undersigned has taken out Letters Of
Ia Administration Of the goods and ohatteis rights
and credits of Jesse Tompkns, deceased and quaiih-
against the estate of the said deceased, are hereby
notified and required to exhibit the same to me, or
to the court of Probate for the county of Verion Tor
settlement within nine months from the date hereof.
Nas JOHN whitaker, Administrator.
Danville ILL.,. Nav 8, 1882. ~
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= JOHN SHANKS, az
and Retail Druggist,

Noo2, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, yte'
Nearly opposite the Store Of Mr.: Richard Rapler,
EZ EEPS constantly on hand large and genera, as
ia sortmen, of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAtNi ,;
pr E-oI UFFS, rEpr UhiERY, sso.,-- which no val
sell at Wholesale and Retail, the most accommoda
ting terms. .,..,-, as,
p S. Orders from the country particularly attended
to- ST. Louis, March IA, l932.-l-ly
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NOTICE.

iaola s5s5' NOTICE.
YuvIlE undersigned have taken out Letters of Admin
II istraon of the goods, chatels, rights, and cred
its of JAMES SHAW, late of Coles county, deceased
All persons having any just demands against the estate
of said deceased, requested to present them the
undersigned to the Judge of Probate for Coles
ty, ILL.,, in due time for payment. ~
NAEL- JONES, taEa u
At'I t9elr 9f LEONARD COLLUM, ~
Amrs of the personal estate of James Shaw, decd.
Crawford county, ILL.,, April 9, 1882. 6-3t
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$50 REWARD.

We ANYWAY from the subscriber living in Ste,rsr.
No county, Tennessee, three miles from Dover on the
2st March, 1881, Z i4 llAt - ssTlr' = 'NN
NEGRO BOY, CHARLES.
about five feet six inches high, very black, talks
what through has nose, of his ewes
haps the left, the white of of bis eyes is dar;sb
blue he about eighteen nineteen years old he wa
apprehended as runaway in Pope county, Illinois, and
hired out agreeable to the laws Of that state and RIM
off before his time up. tits presumed he will make
his way up the Wabash Any person apprehending and
combining said Charles, (wbo told calls his name
Carter IN any jail in this state illinois, and advise me
thereof SO that get him again. shall have the above
reward and all reasonable charges.
Apn'~l' AsS~ I7-stj JOHN WEAKS.
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vUvH a T the unlersignpe
Il of Administration Of
rights and credits of John Be
fed as such administrator.
against the estate OF the dec
and required to exhibit the !
of Probate for the county of
in nine months from the da
conda, this 9th day Of April
q sF ysl 81. 4.
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ESTRAY MARE.

YHyAKEN UP by Jonathan Dasey, living north OF
q 5heibyville, M, one Black MARE, a small
star in the forehead, Ia hands high years old no
marks or brands-appraised to $50, before 6en]amin
Attest, JAS. OLIVER, Crk, &C. SC ILL.,
Nav N 1890 IL
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Ileyoism -SOne day" said Massena, "beng at
Buezenghed, perceived q Young soldier belong
ing to the light artillery, whose horse had just
been wounded 3y a lance The young man, who
appeared quite child, defended himself des-
peralely, ass several bodies Of the enemy lying
around him Gould testify. immediately des-
patched an offer withsome men to his assistance,
bat they arrived too late Although this action
In ID aiken pla,e on the borders Oft the wood, and
lin rout Of the bridge, the artillery man had alone
w,thstood the attack of the small troop OF Cos
sacks and B,varianS. whom the officer and
men had despatched, had Immediately put to
flight. His body was covered with wounds IN
fcted by shot, lances, and swords. They were a
least thirty And do you know Madame, whe
this Young officer was? SAID Massena, turning
me. ssA woman! yes, a woman! and handsome
woman too! although she WIS covered so with
blood. that il was difficult to jSdge Of her beauty.
She had followed her lover to the army. The
latter was captain of artillery; she never left
him: and when he was killed, defended Ikea
jioness, the remains Of him she had SO ardently
loged. She was native of Paris her name was
Louise Belief, & she was the daughter Of a fringe
maker in the hue du Petit Lion ''-Memoirs OF
the Duchess of Abrdntes IN the Atheenm.
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sats of tks,h, bare and skeleton like, by the De,
~ ,,ct;onof the skin and flesh around. Mournlul
and impressive reflections arose 10 my mind =
thare are the youth who stood in the hour OF their
c cont, tria,--they fought and fell, and there
thev lie without burial, 10 purchase the indepen-
ldence Of their country. thought too Of the VI,
lc;ssftudes to winch the soldier is subject Had
The fort held ort a little longer, very probably
Inigbt have laip among them Since that time
lfliy- -four win,eFs have passed over my head, and
,ybiIe recent ewsnts fade from my memory almost
as soon past those remain fresh as Yesterday
Let not The .oung ambitious student OF militia.
=, tactics shrink from the view of this sIieh'
olance of whatoccurs in all real acayftre. Hard
ships must be endured dancers must be eneoah
TERED who neetsthein for his country's welfare
does we'll, but he who pursues military lie fo'
mere glory, pusues nilhbie. Chronicle.
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Shoes, Boots, and Palm Leaf Hats.
lust received, fifty and trunks of Mems thick
e and fine Calf Boots, Shoes, and Brogans; also,-
Ladies' Leather Booees and Shoes, Prunea and Bron-
zed do. 'ss't A3 ts1'4{ts.FE AiFil - sri-i4
Five cases Palm LeafIIats three cases Leghorns and
three Dunstabes; which, with great variety of
other Goods, are offered for sale by 4
March 81 Ally gl3 az u. B. BREWSTER.
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