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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
~ NEW SILK GOODS..fO

DHELPS & KlMBALL, "a state street, boston,
/ have received their Fall supply OF SILK GOODS;
embracing a complete ASSIGNMENT Of fashionable and
desirable articles in their line TO which they invite
the attention Of purchasers, tor Can, or ON snot'
credit, 10 whom they will lie sold at the lowest mar
ket prices. Their assortment consists IN part Vi 'e
following artices:-
Ri svn.beyys and sarsnets Merino and cloak stuis
nil and blue. black ero' de- Book and Swiss musns,
~ Sw,,s Shawls of all kinds,
plain and rich fed sro' de Fancy handkercheis and
Nan,es scarfs, in great variety,
Chno SiitS of all kinds. Pocket handkerchlefs OF
S,r,n.d nd 6q'd Rem silks all kinds,
Rann., sit.p.atins. Linen cambria and CAM
Finrsncss re. creme H. bric hsndkerchieis,
.ae Italian e. French cravais,
plain and 6g,l satin yes,- 81. SO, 30, 40 inch,
| ms Gloves, mems, women's
Blk. bue- black and colo & ildren's silk, buck,
bombazine,. and wooden,
Blk and blue blk silk vel Ribbon, cap, bonnet belt
| vets tafta and satin,
Plain and fg'd mousseline Gallons, French and En-
| de lame, glish-shoe ribbons,
| E.Lenne. printed Saxo- Sewing silk, twist, braids
| nic,. cords, &c. &c.
! Boston, September 1, iSi'. ew'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
BURLINGTON CHAIR TAcT0RY

Z. n EESUIN, oOntlnues tLl
W business of manufacture
Chairs at the old stand, of the fol
lowing descriptions. Curl Mapli.
Grecian, Cane Seat, Common CAM
and Flag Seat, Large and Small
Raised Seat Rocking, do do Con.
mon do, Common Dining, &c. & ..
All Of which are warranted a fir,
rate article and will be sold at prices
IN norrnsnnnd ,ri,h tho tin,na
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
MILI,INAKY & DIR ESS MAKING.
Nv Miss 3. BRAY.

M|HO has commenced
w in the new building
on the east side of Church
street, opposite H. Lanes
store, and n few rods south
Of the Church, where every
attention will be given to
the making of BoNNETs,
CAPS AND DRESSES, in ac-
cordance with the most ap-
proved New York style,
which Fashions are now
just received for the sea-
son.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

OAnN YDS French English and American
SOOU Prints of Every STYLE Nnsl!y, and rrlce
lust reed by W. "N''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
FARM FOR SALE.

roP Sale n farm. consisting of about one hundted
on ss.a rs oS land we'll situated on the man
s9a 'fsm to Burlington On the premises
,bsqe are are good buildings and choice pIUpe
,"ii he soid low For further parts uiats enlunev
IL, ~. ".
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

PAPER HANGINGS.
4 NEW supply with borders, &c. Just reed from
n The manufacturers. July %. G. GOODRICH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
BIZ A INK ks.

B L X BOO K s.
Ledgers, Journals & Record Books.
EOR towns, county and probate records manufac-
l. tured from the best linen wove Dem and Medi-
UNI paper bound in calf ALSO, a variety of common
Blank work sale cheap for ready pay at the sign Of
the Red Ledger by ~
S. HUNTINGTON.
June 25, lo4l n3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

WILLIAM WRIGHT'S
INDIAN PURGATIVE PILLS,
Entirely Vegetable.
MANUFACTURED under the immediate supevia-
wi tendence of WlllamWrsht, vice president Of the
and cure Of dsea, cs in the form of Bilious and Ncv
vous Fevers, Measles, Small PoN, Pains in the
s,omack lack and side, Consumption, Dropsy, Scrf-
ula, Cancer, Spung of Blood, Slck-Head-ache,
Rheumatism, Darrhra, Dysen,sIy Colcs, Dyspep-.
,ia, Pasphaion Of the Heart, uhers and cores Of
every kind, dc. &c
For >ale hy
W. n. HOLLY, Wllli>ton.
w. J. DuOGLAS, Hneshurgh.
J. Ii. HALBuRr, wesiford
% Oct ls4l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
THE subscribers have just received from n. York,
l. large assortment OF
FANCY GODS.
among which may he found
Heavy haek and blue black Poi de Sol Silks,
I" Pekin striped
4" Gro dc Afrloue
I" do Pekln striped
Plaid Poi de Sol, ia new artlce) I"
Bonnet silks, bonnet Lawns, blk Italian cravats,
plain and fed French homla zines,
Half mourning, plain 4. 6g'd, all wool Mousline
deLaInes,
Chnee and Satin striped Mousline deLaines very
fine. Lace Wells
Blk nett shaw $ and scars, neil Mitts and Gloves
superior Kid do hombazine and satin stocks
Worked cambric e. Muslin Inser,ings e. Elrinrs
Thread Eigngs bonnet cap Rbbins, new styles
Zephyr Worsied, plain and ribBd silk Hose,
Worsied Working Patien> and Canvass, etc.
July %, 1871. NJ f. NJ. WRIGHT & co.
--@ WINDOW SASH
w Just received l5 20
and 2i-7 by Easements OF
sash, a first rate article at 81
aud 81 cents per light also
all kinds andszes, furnished
to order. Ticonderoga black
lead, a first rate article for
sale very low, together with
~.~sz..u.-n'S a srea, variety of other arti-
case cheap as can be found at any other establish
| menl in the place. Gro PETERSON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

BROAD CLOTHS 10
CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP!
INST opened by T.. NJ. WniGHr g. Co, a large
j assortment of Broad Cloths, which are offered to
the public cheaper than ever.-P. S. Call and see
SeDtamber, 9th lS4l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

Burlington May &c, 1871.
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FOR SALE.

- VTNHAT large and commodous two sto.
L ry Brick Dweing House 4 Lot
H situated on the west side of College green
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WG UNs M THIN G,=kp

clase cheap as can be found at any other establish
ment in the place. Gro. PETERSON.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-12-04

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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-12-04
LETTER FROM GEN. SCOTT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25, 1s4I.
GENTLEMEN have lately had the ho-
nor to receive many letters from as many
different States, each proPounding, on
the part of the write and his neighbors,
nearly the same political interrogato-
ries, to which answers are requested.
The scope of the inquiries is flatter-
ing proof ofthe' interest that some of my
countrymen take in the opinions that l
have formed on certain greal principles
of abiding importance to the success of
our systems of Government: and as |
have nothing to conceal, if nothing Of
value to communicate, shall, at once,
without policy or reserve, and in the
form ola circular, comply with the seve,
raj requests.
4 Party Politics. Although, from early
manhood, have, by the profession of
arms, in defence of nay country, beeA
thrown out of the arena ofparty politics,
yet have never ceased to be an atten-
tive observer of public events, and thus,
believe, there has scarcely been dis
cussion of moment in Congress, within
my time, on which ! did not form, and
modestly, but firmly, express, passing
opinion.
A mere youth, felt the iIveliest Joy
when the alien and sedition laws expired
in the triumph of Mr.. Jefferson. From
1906 was old enough, by speech and.by
pen, to call for prompt and energetic
redress of our wrongs suffered from Grea
Britain under her orders in council, at
tack on the Chesapeake frigate, land lont
continued impressment Of our seamen
and when the war of1812at length came
/ was among the first and longest in th'
presence Of the foe. The insultsreceives
j from the French Directory; their depre
dations on our commerce, renewed IN
der Napoleon's decress, Berlin and Mi
Ian decrees,) which followed the Births
orders in Council, also largely share
J in my indignant Reproduction.
The administrations of Mr.. Madison
and Mr.. Monroe, like that Of Mr.. Jeffel
son, had, in their respective periods, m
humble, but hearty appreciation; and
have since censured nothing In eithe
but the sale of a part, and the disman
! ling Of the remainder of our Navy; tn
! gun-boat system Of defence that follow
r ed, and the indefinite embargo, which
} Gripping US for war, by destroying on
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-12-04
CANTON MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY, DzCzMBER L. Isal.

those advantages that inevitably, in the
nature and fitness of things, belongs to
other points, or that hose other points
should calmly fold dp their arms and
tameIy surrender tho advantages that
nature, and the improvement Of the arts,
have given them.
The points or landings within the lin
its of our State are the only ones now
wish to speak of, and Of these, Vicksbutg
and Natchez stand most prominent.
intimated above, that +" in by-gone
days" steam towbOats were unknown,
and that when they did come in
to use, so much capital and business
had concentrated at New Orleans, that
she might, without mourning the imputa-
ton of much vanity, look IS with more of
pity than of anger" on any attempt to d.
vide her glory. With the aid of tow
boats, vessels of large size can now as.
cend the river to Natchez, Nicksburg or
even Memphis with but a small additional
expense. Had this been the case at an
early day, 1.-THE friends ofN Orleans would
have had good grounds for alarm.
For the last ten or fifteen years, the
great cost of steam presses to re-press
our cotton tales, and the existence oil
them in abundance in New Orleans, has
in part at least, done for her what the
want oftow-boa;s did long ago-forced
the Mississippi cotton to that point.
am aware that New Orleans has vast.
ly the asceI dancy and that there is prin.
ciPle in man that imPels him powerfully
(and perhaps fortunately too) to do thi.
year as he did last. Nevertheless with the
aid of the towboat, the Improvements il
the common plantation cotton press anC
unelastic cords-hoops with which. We
may bind our bales (supersceding the
necessity of .rePressing) together with
our immense exports anG imports, little
love of home, State pride and little
Yankee calculation of self.interest-
think, with due Difference to the opinions
ofwiser men" Some things might b,
done as we'll as others" x.
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The Mississippi Creole,
EDITED, AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY By :
M N. PREWETT.

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$50 seAeza ease1 spes t4e - -
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-12-04
MY BIRTHDAY.
BY THOMAS MOORE.

h bir,hday !n-what different sound
Fb,t word had in my youthful years,
sdhOw, each time the day comes round,
Less and less plain its mark appears!
len first our scanty years are told,
b seems like pastime to grow old;
n IS youth counts the shining links
Thattime around him binds so fast,
BASED With the task, he little thinks
How hard that chain will press at last.
In was the man, and also as vain,
Who said-"were he ordained to run
his long career of life again,
BE wOald do all that he had done.o
dsnot thus the voice that dwells
ia sober birthdays speaks to me;
u otherwise-of time it tells
Layish'd nwisely-carelessly;
counsel mock'd-of talents made.
HAPPY for high and pure designs,
b oft, like Israel's incense laid
Upon unholy, earthly shrines:
nursing many wrong desire
IOf wandering after love too far,
nd taking every meteor fire
That crossed my pathway for his star.
D this it tells; and could trace
picture DER again,
Eth power to add, retouch, efface
The ghts and shades-the JOY and pain,
hyiitle of the past would stay!
How quickly all would melt away
but that freedom of the mind
Which hath been more than wealth to me;
Jose friendships in my boyhood twined,
And kept till now unchangingly;
'nd that dear home and saving ark
Where Loves true light at once pve found
leerng within, when all grows dark
And comfortless and stormy round!
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-12-04
For The .Mississ.ppi CreO, c.


Mr.. Editor-In my communication
is week did intend to give in detail
pine Of the causes Of the present great
ess and rapidly increasing importance
New Orleans, but they must be obvi-
to all rejecting persons. Let any
ban enquire how, or why, she can and
pes support population Of 100000 and
p'enyears will probably support double
BAT number. She produces nothing,
pc manufactures nothing for distant use;
9a the surplus products of the immense
alley Of the Mississippi, which are now
aa1 and will be almost incalculable; and
that this rich and vast multitude of
eOPe want and receive in the way OF
1urIes and necessaries, from every
't' on the globe, are .bartered and
Pught and sold and landed and reshipped
Inc Crecent City. 1t is this business,
l'A its thousand bearings and ramifica-
ms that gives employment and susie
Ance TO 100000 souls and wealth to
any Well, be it sol trust ! do not
" her greatness.
why was that point selected as the
ace Tor all this business? Why not
non Rouge, the first high lands, Match
walnut Hills, Memphis7 The answer
al hand--steamboats or towboats have
Oeen in use always, and as vessels
ended for the navigation Of the seas
sslded the Mississippi with difficulty
delay, it was, some fifty years ago
y Important that the river craft tha
1'sd down the up-cOuntry produce
Oulo meet the ships as near the oceaE
Practicable. Hence New OrleaD'
: selected. As its business increased
J " prospects expanded, capital, enter
80 and intellect resorted, located AM
""ere became a part Of itself Thu
mas SO far, ou,stripped her earl.
'pe'ltors, that at this late day It j
NY known she ever had one.
although New Orleans confessed.
s'esses many and superlatiSe adganta
does not follow as matter 9
y that she should usurp or exercis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

EsTEPHENSON & GARWOOD have hccn appon
~ ;-I agents in WneolIns. for the sale Of Rev /.
-a,cr;s BALM or LIFE 80 celebrated throughout
e. eastern cities fr tae cure Of Diseases ofhe Lungs
v e~ror!i1lly ]gcommcu ihE medicine TO our readers
s.1rinr Tie best possible rcuady they can any where
bihin. Tor ~1,g5x. long sanding collie, consumption ia
rs irriyisgt stage. &c Sc.
The BALM OF LitG - higtly recommended BY
The N ls5 td.ai-f uigsiliqIs-asud in the most iniolli-
cent rinri,g % oar county, and every where hailed
Nv the afflicted. 20 tie Ereuicsi 81 otessings. Read
Pamphlets 10 be had Of the agents..
$40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06
Grated en- jackson for furniture in s ycars. $50 900
March 1857, granted Nc. ysu Barcn 70 y

march, 1857 granted Nir. Tan Burcn u pur-
chgs" furniture, -oA 0cn
Now, here l. ''Siy thousand irlia.- eyrcnd,5 Jr-,
ING the reiga Of tiIe present dynasty. lor h,u-rb,ld
furniture. an Whist rcIaainsof ~ Not cnou,h .c,,o
articles Cf ni'srluIc necessity. q, enahlc , ,-el
iar"er &c n North Bend To gaihc- around bi- ~.
family. nnd accommodate ihcm cnnfortnL -,
senu 81 Ie'ans up"n a suaSiaLiial fea,her bed. they
,'o'H nave '"n'eDi"t themselves viA gazing upoa
we iH"uFy hntTy. %. wnca Thousands vsre t,,. .Uv
expended, b. rurEht perhaps. have bunt he ,-l..S
.JluIiurc sui,a'is q, gI"ir 49,: blt th,, had les, -
crs.,mci 90 ENJOY the comforts u M. ,.d c.,,r.i
them. ~
Bis. Van Barren having nr7nunecl M. 5.,.--
u'n - Grit The hpusr on ,ao 20ia Of Fesr,,-y. A..
ifSs'leii-' #"ci ciust a. enquiry % be mase rs q.
'"e state - tae furniture. What WIS his astoaish.
'ne'l' % h''' "'di L.'7~ were not beis. b, q stca.-. OF
orC4In- t"iic.'ni f,r rs i.istty; ihnt Ia. d = -.u,
VISA o." Or ~" exceptions we're destitute of the re
9-isiie rTi'!-s o. iCrEIGEc. Oihcr dcpatmsni. Of
'HuAeAce PshS arc 10 H sHnIits q layila,cJ sau,rrr-
Ii'ns cir'un'sian"oj, Con. Harrison reaucs,sI Col
Sh"'"o''s ." h-'o purchased whateyo. furni'rro was
necessary ~ ,hc cuHtprt a. ars EmlI,. mi rfC,r-r-,
would not Poy for il, IA" Ger. HI womb
""tn iG ciy' aprr'psiai'"n Ill VS. Un5e. con-
s"e!i''o'1 Fe'ieHlay, o fs..r' wac made % inscr; rp
u'onsalr do"ars Go p-y -'io-ufiuFe lG tnc Prc-.Icus
House. THIS was opposed Jy nearly eyrrv A~r,r,..
ration member ifc-srf, and carried b. a rosir-Iry az
only four votes. j. IS T5I7tr 20 rcma.k t.aFc. ,ha,u
hes been Usrd for ths Cc-.nrstc O.. WAYS g.F .fe,nr
10 report lac Necessary suUl, g.. ao P.e.llcrs gor,.
hui ~ Chairman. Nc jones. o. Ei--.Y.s. rof cul
omitted lpdo ibis. bat record ii ha yyf- a-.,.t ,r,r-.
rig the aUouut rrquutk C,ar.crI on thre --.--
dure' would hot UdG 10 ihe drsgrare Of he ,.aDsa.
ion.
inca, ah-r sferGing SiT3y Thouzsnd Doliurs e..
iurni'1re, ihIi prod al dvnasfy would refuse 10 thei.
sueccss'rs, the sum of SIX Thousand Doiiars. 10 pur.
chase things absolutely H~cccs-a-y. Ru;. lac question
rccuEs--vhai has becuIac o. Ibs enormous sum of
SKY noasand Dollars appropriated 20 paw .r furui.
'"'c' I'has been expended on ta~dry gvw gaws ana
useless i~-r"Pery. which hang. cn.e'nr shnut IN,
house. ma iaIu.slrt amt Gl.Ey Stale. while the con-.
mon deoeHoies Of !ie arc wanting.
Winthrop ArNl. fsm.fv Editor afI5- r,oy n.,-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06
DIR. WIN. EV
SYRUP for CpTLD

SOCL HiNO ~ tor CHILDREN
wHEN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
/ mothers knew the blessings this syrup would az
n ford ;hcir Infants during The period OF denliiion by
rubbing ihoIr gums with ii, no tender mother would
neglect the use OF il.
DR. VIM. EVANS'CELEBRSTED CANONW Ayn
APERIENT PILLS fr Weak stomach. Pain an ne
side, Bilious affections, Sc. the Pills viii gersm
cues when Physicians have dssuire9 relieving the
Pstieot.
Physicians are respectfully urged TO use there Pills
in eases Of Byspcpsia, ilyipc,ntria Sc, Rhen the had
quality of Drugs will not effect q cure Dr.. EVANS
basis the efficiency and powerful virtue vi mis- phi. Da
the = iPcrior qusliIy OF tins Ingredients OF which .Iryy
are compounded.
DR.. GOODS FEMALE Pills.
These Pills are recommended &C. he Ladies br SIN.
preston OF customary periodicals uiso other weakness,
of FEMALES 10 which they nrr subject.
DIR HUNTS BOTAA[C PHKS.
4 celebrated anUhiiIous Family Medicine.
The above medicines are sid only oLihe following
regular sgents buy only o. The Regular agents ~ some
men sell counicrieIts;
Regular Agents, w. H.. King. Grocer. Wheeling
James Burlcy a Co. Niouadsyile, ~. A. d. Cla,kr.
Fish Creck. Va. Roht. : HoiiJwnv. Smyrua. -. Mr..
Turnhun. Book seller. SicgbenSIie. Isuac Harris, No
I2O Ll5cr,y -. Pittsburgh.
CAUTtON-Dr. Wm. Eya-s viii not 30 respoa.i.
ole fcr the gcnuinsnsss OF tho Ca1ouule Pill ual...
they ore h,ugat of DR.. Evans advertised ascals-
There IS uae agen; meNery county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

RoOFS.-To&d g. Ishsm have i9,, reee,.d
? rom fegnl5r manuiactureTs. GtrPs supg,f a..
: Ithch siocki FEc-e Cali, aud Morocco Roo.
A's9 heRyy calf ard iUp, warrantsdt 10 H. er,,I -
any Manufactured |sst of;he m1uniaius.
ATS, HATS. Jusi received direct ,,,r ~.
Il York, the latest iall aai Winter c,sb,on, Gr
,i-'s and Caps. o!son genera. assortment afAIen ana
lo'uis LON and FnT Cars. Persons wanting ia,
article viii please call anI examine ,rr ,b.r..I-,.
iU3 Man street Wheeling. "
nov & AVERY & co
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Correspondence u ns G.ror 4 E,ge1er

-eNA 49, U.s.
"A act Of g-7ss .Uds,ieacy. ifaot iEieerrc- f,..-t.
SeneTui harr-on. 90 thc psii os th- House gfE.,,.
eniaiives to'nntd exposure The tnnir. loN.,.,
40 ., Nsr WITH tie ~;oFTie,es 81 polished ~. sh,i !.
: 'eiActanily & nae tsu any sp1,ogy - oF.t,d r..
ae rrPtSscniaii'es 81 Tie psrp.~. eIrcpt a. be. ~,
''ry were in t"'al ignorancc uf the fa'srn ruS 49,.
rte condition Of ihs Presidents hou,-. Tue s,,.n :,
TX Thousand dolisu lus boon ir.xer,s4. a. a., .,,..5
"en' Sy a majority Of four (aycs 30. noes ssl 20 n,
iPFfoP"aitH fsl. 40 pGTvhuse farni;afe Becessrv -,
hu eosntorisblo Accommodation Of General U,,-....-
family. The peoris viii enquire. nnd MI 80,
mty-Nhs' liza become Of the 1860 dnla, .,,.s
printed ~ 1887. % purchase frufno Gr - q,
oureni Avery brief sketch % The ncts ,xbseb y.
csiing. ehs's
"I, Ire well tn""n ali-is of Mr. hlsns.s snl,
% - not Unreasonable To p eautae g.,i be lcG ,ae I~.sstf
aud ifrnitaro 10 god C-!er, making e.. all.,y,rg,C n.
iorr years usci how much That a.u,snce ssgrf4 =,
eFey experienced hJiso-keepar wiil tudy,. -.
now sec what sums 81 El,rcy haze been raur,rr,,.;
Tor the purchase o. furniture. siu,e Co., 49,
came into Office. Ia 1900. 1t wJf.hv orrs,,s-k H.
'Aese sums. when demanded. were siNavs p-..,s5
v IN Necv httie, sometimes with no opDositon-
March io29. granted 70 Gen. Jackson. 70 pur.
chase firuiIyrr. sI1oOa
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Ai'lES, nre informed that Todd & Isiam h,v,
II Jh-t received from the ss-ic!n cities a splendid
assortment oI hne black. WEi'c and bronk~i AZ
s!pPefsH bHsAIn. OF best Suciit, ard lsresi sfyI..
aiso' klS cali and seal walking shoes. nee boots
village ara PARIS lies, Paris colo saun AID conisc.
Morocco CATERS,
Please FIycus call. M 600 lT,;, Ct
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PTTTTEREaR0

Y W. 'oEnc.o 81 a4OUroo and FOnrtb Streets
where tHey carry On INC Uouac md S,eo-,s,,
ltrHs,VG, va oi i's brnfhc7.
They have Consistently or bond: HyErq.r. N r.,-..
ec-r-,pi5us, Rsgers Ee,des. Wa,er chr, pa
Tais. IT." c1' Sb~wer Rats. Re,,Tfs f- Bl--et.
iar. Cl.llfF Ay.grrf.s. Lad CrFygs. Ba,e,f RI
H,ais-.. gn~Ss an In P,4p- L,qd Pirfs n cd
s-ss. >tfd Lat q any thickness. aud usyI.3 a.
INTO asg manner .,foIa.
Water conducted u.rsugh Ieaden Fip,s f,n
Syru o. Dwelling Houses IN the Conr,rv
AE-1-Bi 81. PUMPS and BAR ECo.Is d.,
e. ORDER; LEATHER HOSE
Ia M o.ssrs tiaa"f-Ay r,ceiE0F oad -~qtof.-
aHe'da Co.. WHEELING Va.
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