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, 1840-03-07

EINAL SETTLEMENT.-The undersigned Ad-
Il ministrator de bonis non with the will annexed,
Of the Estate Of Warren Swain, deceased; will make
a final settlement of his administration OF said Estate,
at the next May term of the county court for Pike
county.
THOMAS MCQUEEN,
Feb 8 1910 Admir- dc bonis non.
, 1840-03-07
FORA UP!
HFOrk ND the e 90

T1HE subscribers respectfully request all
Il those indebted to them, 10 call and
make immediate arrangements Of the same,
to save cost. BE careful when you read this
notice, and not straightway forget its import,
us it may be attended with some personal
inconvenience, and unpleasant feelings. We
must hare money.
PARKER DUDLEY & co.
Bowling-Green, Mo. Feb. Is, l84O.-3t
, 1840-03-07

TIME undersigned having purchased the lanyard
Il and stock of leather and hides lately owned by
Augustus Curry, requests those indebted for leather
TO make payment by the let day of January next,
and those having claim. against said Curry on account
Of the Tan-yurd will please present them Co me for
settlements, without delay.
The Timing business will in future be conducted
in all its branches by me, hides will be received to be
tanned on the shares. NOAH ATKlN
Nov. goth lS39--Stf
, 1840-03-07

The Splendid and Thorough bred Race Horse
SEA.GULL.-BrsI SIR ARCHIE.
WILL stand the ensuing season in New London,
w Rails county, Mo; at the reduced price of
500 10 insure, and SIS the season. Mares from o
distance will be furnished with pasture gratis, and
corn fed if required, on reasonable terms.
A. C.. HAWKINS.
New London, Rails Co. Mo. Feb %, $780, l0july
- Republicnn, st. Louis, publish the above, till
the middle Of Nay 1870, and send account to
A.. &. Hawkins, New London.
, 1840-03-07
40 O a OF PRAIRIE,

about n half mile from the above premises; lying well
Cor cultivation, about "a acres Of which have been
broken up, ten under a good fence, and sowed down
in wheat--with rails sufficient to enclose the 40 intn
TO 20 acre felds.-For the whole Of which I will
take NINE HUNDRED DOLLARS, and give imr,e.
date possession.
PRESLEY NEvILI.
Pike county, Mo. Feb I'D 1904
, 1840-03-07
Wool Carding Machines

LNoR SALE.-The subscribers will have completed
IL by the lst Of May next, n set of first rate Woo
Carding Macbines-which thoy offer for sale on &c
|commodating terms. These machines beng Of hheir
own manufacture, will be warranted to perform
equal to any in the country. Persons wishing te
procure q set ofmachines in time for the approaching
season, will 6nd it TO their advantage, to make early
application.
PURSE & STALEY.
Ashley, Pike Co, No. February I'D, lsi0-it
, 1840-03-07

NOR SALE. IL will sell, on accommodating terms,
for cash in hand, or OH six or nine month. credit,
my land lying near .he road leading from Bowling
Green, TO Loui.iana Mo, ) miles from the fUI mcr.
and : from the latter place; contsining
80 Acres,
well timbered--the timber consists Of walnut, elm.
hickory, and oak also a good and lasting Spring
theron For further particulars, apply to the sub.
scnber, or James Mill, living near the premises.
NATHAN MASSEY.
Pike county, Mo. Feb ODD, lSIn-Gt
, 1840-03-07

Burne, Edward,
Brown Joseph,
Burk Noel.
Coontz Jacob,
Cummings John,
Dela.sus Charles, under l.
Dupree
same under P Gomolin
same under J d Chalifox
Grayson William
same
snme
Guilbault Charles,
Remington Elisha,
Hendrix Joshua,
Jno Miller and r Graham
McNew James,
McPike william,
same
Stanford Thomas,
Longra:nc Antonio. (rcm-
nsnt Songrains Survey
same (owued formerly
| by Sam. Wilson,
venable John,
Wells Samuel,
Watson Richard,
, 1840-03-07
200 ACRES
OF LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale the tract of Land on which ] now
L reside, lying in Pike county, about one mile and
a half N E from Spencerburg; containing 200 acres,
with about As under a good fence, and IN cultiva ton.
five Of which being in Meadow. ten in pasture. and
30 for grain. On this tract are convenient farm
Houses, and q good well of never failing water.
, 1840-03-07
A Likely Negro Man For Sale.

IN Monday the first day Of the ensuing March
~ term of the Pike Circuit Court, I shall offer for
sale t. the highest bidder, before the Court House
door in the town of Bowlirg-Green a young and
likely negro man. The terms will be a credit of six
months, with bond and approved personal security.
Feb 3 lS4p JAMES G.. ID
, 1840-03-07
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TIME undersigned, administrator Of the estate OF
Il Josiah Wells, late Of Pike county, Missouri,
deceased, hereby gives notice to all concerned, or in
ny wise interested in said estate, that the undersign-
ed administrator, will make final settlement of said
estate, at the next May term Of the County
court of said county.
JAMES WELLS, Admir-.
Feb. LIST lSiO-l7-4,
, 1840-03-07

NOTIcE.-Ai persons indebted by note or Book
IN account, either to the late firm Of Watts e. White,
or Watts, White e. Co, are requested to come forward
n d make settlement, as further indulgence cannot be
: ven. J. N. WHITE, surviving partner
Feb. 9Th ls4O-l7-tf. of Watts & White.
, 1840-03-07
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

BCNOk AND JOB PRINTING.
Books, Blank Checks,
I" Deeds. A1ortShs'S
Circulars, &c Notes, and
Cards of ali kinds, Bills OF f:Kchnns,
Ladiag, Shcrih's,
Hand Justices
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
WILDE done cxpeditiously on reasonable ternsa t"c
S.ALT RUER yOURM4L OFFICE
, 1840-03-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

February CT, 1910.
, 1840-03-07
ORDER OF COURT.

STATE OF M!ssoURL} IS.
In the Circuit Court fur May Tenn 1910
, 1840-03-07

On n Bill in Chancery,
for division Of Land.
, 1840-03-07
A Nj f..

Feb ID. 1870.
, 1840-03-07

TOuisiaRa, Feb. 8. l840-i7-f.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
superior Court.


Nov. Is-Robsrf Graes and X. X. Anthony vs..
Joshua Bennsff-This was an action Of assumsit for
the los of cask Of wine. The defendants counsel
Mr. Clark, obieotedto the fern OF the action, but
the objection was overvuled by the Court. The
plaintiffs are merchants In the city, and the defend-
ant the master Of the schooner Thorn, trading from
here TO Phisdcphs. In the month Of December
M'Kee, and quantity Of wine sent down 10 Coen
ties slip, bat there was nobody on board the school,
ner TO receive Il or give a receipt The carman
left his lead on the dock, and went 20 the brokers
Office to get a receipt. Tho brokers' clerk then
went back the dock with the carman, TO II the
master was on beard, and there hcs the brother
Of the defendant but he would not sgn the receipt
for the Captain to take " board as posi-
bic The next morning one Of the casks was found
TO be missing whereupos the defendant said he
cared nothing about II, and would not pay for il
not having authorised the broker 70 advertise his
vessel
This was the Pisistia's ease. Mr.. Clarke SOW
moved for a nopsuit, inssmuch az common carriers
are not liable usicss there is full proof Of the de-
livery OF the property. The Court refused the mo-
ton, and the learned couussi had 10 60 into his de-
fence.
Several witnesses were examined ON the part 81
the defence 10 show that no contract had been
entered into with the defendant TO take the wiae 20
Philadelphia that IL was brough, tetbe wharf late IN
the afternoon during snow storm. aud when neithcr
usn nor tackle were ready to take IN fre'ehf' ana
that, moreover the Thorn had been bespose oy sno-
Their broker Of the name OF Cooley. nwa. ,s ss
tended that II delivery had bees proved tnefe wss
pohre In the testimony 10 isduce the jury to be
l,eve that arv contract had been entered into be-
tree, tse plaintiffs and the Defendant
The Jury retired under the charge OF the Court.
with Instructions to brirg N a sealed verdict
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
NERVOUS HEADACHE.

NEW YOHk, sept ", 1870, Z. NJ
DEAR DQCTQR-"Thc long agony u over" Peg foreel
~ must acknowledge myself proseyte TO faith
Headache Camphor sEsnge,, which eonsidered hum
proved entirely e'hcacors. When came 10
store to-day A W. violent pals sick headaehel
70 wAlch have been frequently subjected for past have
RED almost reDs that could be thought or TO effect
ue nothing awaited butthe bed This wont do for basi
Your remedy cured entirely; took sir Lezsn
.hence spprsve your deetong (doetns) Let all those
mieted as have been resort TO your remedy. -
Yours. sincerely. j. b. MONIES,
Sold at los Nassau Beeckcr, and Dodds s43 Broad
way ~. "; and i3s Fulton st Brooklyn. s22
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
FRENCH DIvAN. On CAFE RESTAURANT.

pELNoSfC0.
Corner of Chdmbers BrOaSicgV opposite the Hypsor
thanks the cit rens Of New York, for their liberal pa
tropsge and support whilst he has had the qualification % being
their caterer srpror highly haering AZ to encourage
him "a real and sssduy commensurate With
daily Of eustomers In sccordaace with these
views he t addition 70 the brilliant performer on
the services Of fair beautiful vocalist Of ecsDewledged
ability 10 the cod that the rotas Of Apeus the lovers of
eeod cheer whilst delicious and elegant repas
the and the appetite melted TO the utmost de-
pleasurabe sensations IN listening to the delicious
-arbngs syrcn and the sweet soft sounds Of masc not
the agreeable being without cost sup
ner are Ala On rsn The lsdc will always be stocked
dainty the -ost sebsrchfs palate thst french American
pant f the culinary peparsuen Of which -
under the and direction OF one OF the best cs
sinners the city centaiss -, A.. LII a. -. -.
and r,or,,s Reef seaks (ender lons veal cuets, and
Amopgs, other bonrs bsuthss may Be mentioned Welsh
Rarsbs made with that pecusr rich and unc,uous coseuur
t;ervxsr CpFrsr accompanied II required BY some Of the
London Stout the city can boast Of
The wines Ito usrs syrPs eodiss Ne Of the very best
selected with ssse and and amagamaed and
esmerpho.ed order rio every doftsncy draaght ON
r,st WhUkey Punches and Elsrsn Cobblers, down
Ia sings Oysters served In every conceivable
stvj. chess bae kg Am ana domnoss &c..
Fari Zee priv supper parties promptly aendsdto.
Ia w.r no effort shalt b. spared only sustain
he repntaea Of this faors and where
to ad1 Eterv thing furnished the
bile charges and VRers Visited BY respectful and
attentive SERVANTS
sour- Of every sin1. MA
rT,wINEs-ses bales Ens Hraort T~rn.s iast resived
Der late arrivals rlrsns cemPets sss9f,rnsnt from
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
THE SILESIAN POLISH.


ntng tho above valuable article those
with its properties IL be necessary to state that u
an entirely article and for the various which
recommended is without parallel As single trial is
advisable to let the purchaser examine for HIMSELF form his
own Judgment try II and be convinced.
1t challenges equal all the essential properties Of
Rd asd beautiful Polish for Silver, German Silver Brass
Also Polish for the varnsh Of CARR and Cabinet
Furniture generally, superior to any article
directions Tor using accompany eash PAPER
may certify that we have made use Of
Peters Coz No Corandt street city Of New York; for
the and Of polishing silver ware German slyer
brass plate cutlery Brtssnis mahogany, and in fact
article Of furniture which tine polish and do
not hesitate to consider the Sesan Polish superior
any other article produciog rapid and beautiful
polish with ss abour and time and last though not least
chs. sap and %ls easy IS, Of S sppitsa.'9 Ss.o
HAYES TREADwELL,
Pr0pretOr' yrastln Il ROess gy e New York.
PROPRIETOR Ams GxRp S1f 9Ack NsF ''f
Proprietors Of City Hotel, City of New York.
This may certify that have made OF the Sesian Pol
,sa prepared by Rufus Peters Co, No s. Couranit St
equal to the recommendation the of each
paper, and article for daily table cutlery be-
eve superior preparation hereof known for
a4 Propriei?rs Clinton As.si. Albany.
Proprietor Franklin House, Albany.
ND Prepared and '' RU ysGis'f P!ETysRs co.
S. Courtlanat street. New York,
And retail by of the DRY ats this city, and
throughout the United States M SIN
HARDWARE PAPER-sos reams isSai, air2s s4xss ssrss
PERSSE BROOKS PAPER Warehouse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
WORM LOZENGES.

SHERMANS WORM LOZENGEs are the greatest
> medicine in the world.
Dr. CHURCHILL has .ed them in hfty cured
and three Of hs He considers safe and
ard rtcommends them TO all.
MIR j. MONIES used them ia his family with entire
them.
Col. CLARKeured one ofhis children ofspasps and
Of fits asonedhy
The Hon. B. D. BEARDSLE thinks they have saved the
life Of Que ofhis children IL had been long ms deelin.
and attended By the beat physicians without relief
Wis family doctor Recommended Sheruans Worm Lorenge
the ony hope ne did and through the blessing Of Goo
his child "a ws-anOher living evidence ofher woader
fo VIRTUES Mr. d. says family Should be without them
More than certificates might be added OF their truly
wonderful properties.
sold az the warehorss los Nassau street one door seov.
Ann Chatham Dowery; 2al Beeeker; Dodds corner
Eyosdwayj and iss Fulton street, Brooklyn.
W-.rs aso can be had shsrmans Lorenges fornsrvous
head ache heart burS, solids. sc. aso
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
NEW YORK. THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 49, 1910.
THE GLENTWORTH PAPERS

RE not Of much consequences to the HEAps Of the
feople the light, neat and durable Hats OF FINCH
LEY Importation nimitable style
Moissk,n and Beavers unsurpassed in this city.
FlNCHLEr, Chspelisr FranSas 2i Broadway, opposite
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
Tho Richmond Star station that th

KIpSAPPERs.-The Richmond Star states that the
Governor Of Delaware has demanded the two men
who were attempting TO sell three negroes a short
time since, under very suspicious circumstances;
the facts Of which stated nj the time. The
captain Of the vessel however had, unfortunately,
been discharged but II is hoped will be caught again
II appears that the man now in custody has been
gagged for two or three years in stealing negroes
from Delaware, and selling them in Virginia and
North Carolina but the police were never able to
catch him. 1t is stated that he has stolen 80 aoge
Their The wretch will new get portion Of his
deserts.
ser Of the 4th inst. says-In various parts Of the
Territory there have been several frosty nights, but
severe as to do any damage TO the outstand-
ing crop.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

Agents for the New-York Herald.
Philadelphia, Psnn.-GEo. b. ZIEBER, corner
Of Third and Deck-sts., opposite the Exchange.
Baltimore, Md -WM. FAYLoR, IL North-street,
Aear the Post Office.
Netc Orleans, La-JoHx F. CURSs 81 Co., Mer-
chants Exchange, next door t. the Post Oface.
st. Louis, Mr.. J. WOODWARD.
Mobile, Ala JOHN F. CuRNs & Co.
Cineinnati, &C. ToBEY.
Troy, NJ Y-LEvI WILLARD, River. street.
albany, ~ W. 8. BARBER, corner of State
and n. Market, under the Museum.
Poughkeepsis, ~. F..-LEvI Smith.
Netoark, ~ J-JoHH SUNDERLAND.
Nesc Brunswick ~. J-WILLIAM SOLOMON.
Eiiza6ethto,cn, ~ J-SAMUEL CRANE.
Paterson, ~ J-MArrHEw DOUGHERrY.
Boston, Mass-GEo. w. REDDING, No. State
street. north side of the City Hall.
Nsso Hauen, Comb. G. MITCHELL.
Hartford, Comb. c. MITCHELL.
Providence, r. L-JoHN GREEN.
Noytoich, C0nn.-JoHK BATES.
Ut;ca, ~ ". b. LoAK.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

FLOUR ~ BALrIMORE.-kome twenty Thousand
bushels Of wheat, mostly Pennsylvania, were sold
in this market yesterday morning. The Tide Wa
ter Canal is the channel through which these sup
plies and others Of Il Iur, corr, coal cloverseed,
rye, sc sc. are now reaching this market from
Pennsy yanis; and IL is also the medium which ena-
bes our city to send b,ck in return the variess ar
ticlcs required fer the consumption OF the agricul-
tnrist and miner-Baifmorf 1mfJffan.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

T,wTNEs-sos bales Enf nrport T-inss Just rsceived
Der tate ,rriysls eor g,ihg esnPs,s ss.9rmsnt from
''ys5i"r '-al"5 'i0''1l' s~eytttNs co Sc soue .,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

FRosr-The first severe frost Of the season was
experienced last night. Should the weather sud.
denly become cold, larger amount Of freight would
be detained the canals than was before de-
tanned since their first opening The amount Of
freight now passing both up and down the canals is
immense, and our forwarding merchants never we're
more busy.-1roy Wig, 18th instant
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
Police Once.


Nov. lS.-Circumstanfiai Eridencs.--Harrist
Delan, good looking, and bright eyed, but red
headed-lasr, rs ever crossed the Bay OF Dublin,
Of Mr.. Hieh.ei S"nn' Of fsnr,een hounds ten .Si
lings worth of that anti democratic, much abused
sort OF sterling money, known here as british
Mrs. Michael made profound courtesy 10 the
Court, and wanted to tell "tse rason Of her dislike
TO the paltry 0imsy money which is in use In this
frcest Of all free countries"but the magistrate cat
Mrs. Dunn's eloquenee short, and babe her come
10 the point at once.
els Il q pint yer honor had be after having"
said the lady. "Well then, it's myself thatn give
il yer-ye see Harriet here, over from Ireland
to seek her fortune and and my husband teok her
in Just because her mother, who 10 dead and gone,
was a cousin german 10 my fatherin'l law, that Wa
Never mind him." said the impatient justice
swell, then, lift so planes yer honor" recommsa--
ced Mrs Dunn, 4" won't mind him, seeing - how
he's dead, and Harriet came and stAid ustil Mon
day night that was, and then she took my keys ron
the msntcl piece, went TO my money box, took AN
them sovereigns had laid up for rainy day, and
left the house, never so mach as saying thank yer
or yer'l urlitensss
rs that alll" said the magistrate. $3.50
"Fsh and its not all, said little stumpy trans
ator OF solcs who lust then was introduced as the
husband Of Mistress Dunn.
Swear the Witness" said the magistrate.
This was done, and then the complainant went on
to relate how he missed the hoard Of gold, and
peeted Harriet, and how his old oman remembered
seeing Harriet take the keys, and how he went to
seek for Harriet, and finally found her at house in
York street. ..
Was any money found on this girl, ofI,cer'''
said the magistrate.
"No, sir"
The accused being called on for her story, said
I" that she certainly had staid with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunn, but then so happened, that she had cousiu
arrived from the ould countrie, snd she wanted 70
him, AID went TO the house in York street, where
they over pursuaded her 20 stay all night. This
the whole truth, and she was ready 20 take her BIZ
bic oath, and that she never saw bit the darsy
sovereigns. She never touch'd not Of them,
and did not like sovereigns well enough, not she
deed; and il was hard thing TO accuse poor inpo-
cent girl sfsuch thing; too who had muffin bst
her kardefer 70 depend upon and she all alone in
strange countrie, with nobody TO do muffin for her,
barring her cousin" Here Harriet began to whim-
per considerably.
The magistrate said that Il was one Of that class
Of eases which depended entirely on circunsfantial
testimony, and that he could not consent to sssd
Harriet For trial without some more positive proof
Of her guilt He should therefore, remand the girl,
and in the meantime enquire into her connections.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
xyebster,s Great Speeches.

wEsrEas Speech at Richmond, reported exclusively for
The Herald and the only full and report published
incudiag also Mr. Ryes Speech at Auburn printed
sheet-se Weekly Herad-for sale at this ONCE price ct
ceats-
WrxR Speech Wall street, reported for the Herald,
prined beautiful white satin for framng-price 81 Sesame
mech in single large sheet for framng-prce iai cents
WEssTERs speech in Richmond, printed white satin,
also for sale-price 81 SO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

pREsIDfNT HOTEL his sple zdid establishment att
uate No lt2 Broadway, New York open ard ready
oreeeve those who may be pesed 10 ,ort vita tLef
The house excellent orier the fun
and eegant the ladies ps-rs furnished style OF
passed BY any the Unos. The cellars well stocked
with the best Wines and Liquors. The arler vii be
SANITY SUPPLIED With every deliesey the markets can afford
No extsn shall be wanting the part ofe propretors to
render every possible eonvennee TO their
One Of the propretors trusts been long and averaby
packet masts the Atlantic Coast TO Charleston, NswOr
leans VIC. The public. obedient servants,
T.B. REDMOND. y,-..
JAMES PENN0YER fro~ie'or'
Neu York 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
COUGH LOZENGES.

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY EVER MADE.-
L SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES will cure eommao
coughs or eods one two days afford immediate rsefn
lhe whoopipg cough asthma difficult breathing, and
dtclne.
Read what they have done-I have used Sherman Cough
Lorenge several hundred and found any thing
equal to them, they relief and have the
most coughs day. lean confidently
mend them as the cough medicine in use
waseured Of Consumption By boxes of shermans Cough
amer having suffered three and
yeradoctors aud every thing hea nded my
lie to them through the biz ssng Of God j. Williams
from cough night sweats pain the side and all the
syEptoms 81 confirmed and after tried
in all the medicines he heard Of last told of Sher
% 1Gpsn Lo,enEfs, apd oy the oss,ss o, o1d three
References also to $ b. Andrews, Judg. l. Spencer.
Benz Crembie, Dr. Coleman c. G. Deson, aud the many thou
sands who have been cured BY them Sold at los Nassau
sreet sa Broadway AL BECKER snd lac fulton street
Brooklyn. sepl4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

ORPHANs' EAIR5aA Fair, in sid Of he Hale o,gian
Saloon about the middle OF December under he
Of the following Ladies rstronesses Of the Institution
Madame Depsu, I Depas Mrs. La Forge, ~ Clinton Pl
Mrs FowI,r Row Mrs Lombst. 81
Mrs. For, I Bleeeker Mrs. Firth, is hudson street
Mrs Livngston) street Mrs Egglsso, 40 Greenwiehst
Mrs Glover No Varick Pl Mrs Harrison, sThird
Mrs. Hargous 90 Amty ST. Miss Bentsell 10 Broadway.
Mrs Thekaud Leroy Place Miss Adsmson 500 Broadway
Mrs Donadson rs State st Mas Gallagher Fourth street
Donations respectfully collected from their friends and
the public, and will 8. thankfully received By Of the above
mentioned T. sdios 1T their residences.
The following eatisen appointed BY the Lady
rstrouesses to act AZ Protectors TO the Fsri
Mortimer Livingston ESQ Thomas dover, Esa.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

FRENCH CALF SKINS, MOROCCO, xc.-lo cases cal |
L Skins, assorted from % to 20 ID per doseA,
cases black eolored and bronze Morocco,
do Opera Leather,
do white Sheep Skins and Boot Innings,
do eolored Calf Skins, fer book bnders-receved
helast arrivals from Havre, for sale by