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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-16
Philadelphia.
GORE spondence Of the HERALD
DuIr AnriI Il, IL

PHILADELPHIA, April Is, 1872.
Another rumored absquatulation-Th The County Irea
surer's failure covered by security Theatres Stocks
&c.
A rumor is currently bruited here that Mr.. Thomas
Justin, Superintendent Of Motive Power on, the Colum.
ba Rail Road, has suddenly quit for parts unknown,
leaving the commonwealth his ere ditor to the amount
of $l25, 900 OF the truth'of this rumor ! dc not vouch,
though l have heard it from many respectable persons
The affairs Of that portion of the State works have
long been subject of much complaint as regards their
bad management, and the rumor is therefore the more
likely to be true. How he should ever have scrsped
together so much money as sl25, 600, pressed as the
State is for means, is harder for me to reconcile than
the fact that a dozen agents should have run away.
The heavy claim that Justin brought against the
commonwealth on last settlement day, was matter Of
great surprize. This last move, if rumor is true, will
account for it.
l am rejoiced to learn that the defalcaticn of the
County Treasurer, though large, is not likely to be
attended with any, great loss 10 the county. His Sc
curities are considered good for the deficit, though q
little time may he required to bring up the balance
and some Of the public creditors be compelled to wait
tor their pay; Particular i 1 nc puS,ic is 1sit in this s
whom can be paid.
Yesterday afternoon the newly appointed Tobacco In.
spector DR.. Heinizelman, brought suit before Alderman
Brszier against Messrs. Harris and Linford. to recover
the penalty for shipping tobacco without inspection. 1t
appeared that the defendants had shipped IL hogsheads
~oftobacco for New York by sea, without its being regu-
larly inspected, and they therefore incurred q fine Of $50
fine Of 500 for two ofthe hogsheads, that being all. that
were proceeded against. The defendants gave notice Of
An appeal.
The trial of Holmes, the sailor, is progressing, but at
the request Of the Court the evidence is not made public.
Nothing material that has not already been published,
has as yet been elected on the trial.
At the Chestnut street theatre Forrest and Clifton are
drawing very respectable houses. He plays Lear tc-
night, and takes a benefit tomorrow night. HUI closes
a n enpapement this week at the Walnut. when he will
be succeeded by Booth, Abbott, and Rice, ell at the same
time. Al the Arch, Sanford end Master Diamond are
playing, or rather dancing, to thin houses. On Monday
night De Begins, Miss Milizet and others, give a Con-
cert at the Musical Fund Hall.
The business in stocks have been to a medium amount
at a falling of in State Elves, and Wilmington Railroad.
Discresited paper is better.
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PORTUGUESE
Y E M A l. E | L L s.,

n; pE BeUpELOQUE, M. D. LISBON. PORTUGAL
T'HE scientific combination Of ingredients OF. whch thss
L pills are composed, hsv .made them the wonder and .dnt
ration OF the world. Th.S are known all over EurYPs 70 20
bis certain ? producing The monthly tss.s; Their certainty
nancy for though mild. safe, and healthy, they are certain 70
pr, due c miscarriage II used during that p.rrod.
The directions are translated into English. and are suvelopsA
round with he seal Of the importer, stamped. Each boz con
taips the signature OF M. de Boudeloque, and the English di
reetisps have the signatnr: Of Dr.. +. MELvEAU, authorizes
gent for the continent Of America.
They can be transmitted BY mail to any part OF the Upitsd
States Letters directed 10 DR.. y. Mefyeau, boz a, N. r.,
100 Cherry, near Catharine street. Price -. Half toyss. o.
No half boTes sent by mail.
mso im'd&w
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MARCH OF INTEI.LECT.

GREAT st1dts have been made throushout the world in
VI Steam and almost every branch of agriculture and in the
genera sciences-thenw Why not the same in the healing art. II
canno, be the Medical Faculty are too mario " minded, fer
even they recommend Rings Vegetable Cough Candy ia all al.
factions OF the lungs, and when they express themselves, sly
they see no reason why such apleasant, pure, and %paiatable ar
hcie. should not &C ipse the many numerous preparations tn Al
have been used for years, merely because GaIcn, Cicero, DE
Med'cis aud other writer's, fpsak OF such and such medicines.
No. no, Kings Candy Is a modern inv ention. and soon re ieves,
checks and cures, asd cannot be prevented iron. its onw ard
and sold by C;H RING, So Fulton street, corner ofCiih, and
sold by most druggists. misim-
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
SAAEs G0RDOH nENHRYR,

MoRer-s HEsALp-lssued every morning-pYice fUs
cents per copy. Country subscribers furnished at the
sane rate, for sny SPECIFIC period, on q remittance il
ef,tncc. No paper sent, unless paid In advance.
wnExLv hr ALD-Issued every saturday morning, o.
lie o'cleck-puce ss ss6s per COPY furnished to oeO1
~ subscr ibcrs at - per mum in advance
CoBRrsrorpsrrs are requested to address tncn letter
" jams 6oapor BENNETT, Proprietor and Editor $50
sfdGs q busiu ees must b po1
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$500 PREMIUM

THE INDESTRUCTIBLE Inn, which r. NJ. BART.
4 LETT exhibited at the Fair Of the American Destitute,
New Yorh. lsn. with an offer Of $500 70 any one who should
Institute, can be had By calling on Messrs. Rawdon, Wright
n Hatch, baAk note engravers,, 4s Merehants' Exchange,
shlye nam ed house will, be promptly atte nded To-
Writing made with this ink will remsin unch snged az 10 q
az . ,pef viii e. dure, and is exceedingly valuable shove all IL.
delhbie inks nav IA use, q which we have any knowledge.
IN the College OF Physicisns and Surgeot- n. Y,
janis X Chiffon, NJ u. fratt,c.l Cby MET.
John A. Warder, Nj D., Professor Of Chymisry
G7lm' and Mineralov, Cincinnati College, Oslo.
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CANDIES.


DR. MlNG's WORM CANDY. is undemab!y the
- most PERFECTLY adapted to the total extermlaation OF
Worms in old and young. Of, any thing Of the kind ever pre-.
pared. Children Ike II, and t 10 warrant.d Vegetable and per
HIS DiAKKhEA. CANDY, prepared from his celebrated
Quaker Ealm, is SAID 10 do wonders in all Oowel co n.laints.
In dlarho,a. sttenoap, on the last stsgs Of consumption, it is
m Al. s GaTTHfa aEs 'sl0 cHiNp Y" ee et .iaH'' o ss's ana q n ssT' era in
medical compounds For Gle ansing and InvigorAting The
stomach and bowels. removing obstructe0 hunors, for CO. tive.
meas, bilious tabits, eold., fever JaYnaiee, hesdachs, and indeed
in all cases where hysic IN needed, this candy is unsurpassed
-besioes, i tbs a. plea.ani o take az p rpermint candy.
His DINNER CANDY. i"r eottiveness, indigettios, dis
tress after eating, he ,riburn, &c &c., 10 recommended az ne
of the best stomschics and tones now in use. And then il is
sohandy and safe.
The rapd iy Increasing sales and popularity sfthese pleasant
BALM III LIVE. for all affections of the
lungs and ~windpipe, dysp psia, &c. &c. 10 an unequalled remedy
read the fonowing:-
Mr. ,CovERT-
' SIR-I have received much benefit from the use OF your
Balm of Life ia removing the pains about the chest occasoDed
by dy spepsia and especially in Strengthening my voice. l
cannot say that my health 10 yet fully restored, but am great.
ly improving. TAtLOh, J-
N York, Feb. IA, 1ot2. las Nassau street,
Sold wholesale aud retail bv
1871 Nassau street
Also by q. J. Stewart, rs Fulton 1t Brooklyn. mQs ln|
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE
n LADIES.

n LADIES.
DR A. C.. CASTLE, Dentist, 27 Broadway, New York
has a Paste for filling decay ed teeth, which, while il is perfect.
iy harmless in is composition, can be put into the most tender
tooth, with " hitch II becomes compacted into one solid bouy.
maintaining Is original appearance and uses without any pain
whatsoever. Tie most painful tooth can be thus preser,d
The numerous testimonia's from ladies in the frat society
speak sufficiently as 10 It's efficacy; DR.. A.C.C. inserts arti6
pressure, guaranteed 10 %withstond The effects Of a bilious acid
stomach, and Tree from f9ted oders,
Toothache Pills, one Of which put in the tooth will effect a
radical cure. ORA. C.. q. refeIa a. TO his profession Il skill TO
DR.. y. u. Johnson, Presljenf Of he Medical Society Le On,
waller Don 4 Calderou de Ia Barca, Spanish Amb ,sadar, Mr.
The Professors Of the Uniyerty Of the College Of Ply ,cians
and Surgeons Of New York.
DEAFNEsS-Drs Castle 4 Edwards, Aurst, attend to
every diseae incidental to the human ear. Acoustic Drops-
Sure curefor deafness, pains, noises. or hard wax in the ear.
MI lms
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WATC HE'S 4 JEWELRY
yrnU n

THE subscriber is ssllirg all descriptions of gold and silver
1 Watches, gold aud silver pencils, god chains teys, &c, at
retail, lower than at any other place Ia tn city. Gold Watches
changed or bought. All w 'tchcs are warranted to keep.
good time, or tine monev feturAed. Watches and Clocks re-
paired in the bes. m amer, aud warranted, at much less than
the usu,l prices, by one of III. ,est workmen in the city. 6.
c, ALLEN | aporter of Watches aud Jewelry, wholesale
and retail. 80 Wa street. up stairs. mis- Inn
DREAD-BREAD-BREAD-At ALMER new Ba
ID kerry, corner Second street and Bowery, IL pounds for a
shilling land made from the best superhne hour-,ry it.
m o AImF
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RINGS VERBENA CKEA VI
AGAIN M

THE true test of the exquisite merits of Rings Verbena
L Or am is fully borne out by The first premium diploma
Fairfield at Nibos. The longer this celebrated shaving so sp 8
known, and the more exteosivsly circulated it has :, come,
ais il has received from all parts Of America and Europe. In
deed, the constantly increasing demand is a source OF proud
ssnd, have been for ears attempting. Vi. IAN 'Emoi,ent
Am .rican shaving SOAP" Which. fer ease, comfort, and ccono-
"S'e'An0' Dc 'Of'A'fiFff from q" he h:9sid. ! : A'''A''
i I; ~, ,T,i ras.a i |, s ssqr ,: :d had {, 50 En! .sS. s,,ss It. s ws s saS u lsIss
inc 'pe'''i From y F shs Boston fra1sIss-Apil, lsnl,
VERBENA CRsAM.-This new Shaving Compound is now
a. .ss ws soi prefer s,T 10 s.; a%9' xxi. i3e o%n aiq gaSis c;Sp:. a rs sn SsIs.
tity Of another scponacious preparation; while those who save
their sixpence declare that with the verbena Cream. a dull
with asharp steel; besides it is fragr mt to the sense, soften.
For sale .sols::si: and FfssiJ BY G. King, Ch,m.t and
NIB. Bew are of uublnshing limitations; and observe the
written signature of Q. II Ring on each. m2i Inn
D~TORATION 10 the most natural a. well as eAectual
agent in arrestng and curing Pulmonary Diseases ! Reason
saws yes, because obstrction is either immediately or re-
motley the cause Of Inhanmation or Catarrhal Fevers, produ-
cling crop consumption, and abscessts OF the lungs, pain and
. r,ness Of the throat, breast. sides, or shoulders, bronchitis,
exciting muSous and perulent tecreuors, thereby clogzing up
the lungs, 80 as To n ore or less impede both respiration and the
free circulation Of the blood, causing difficulty of breathing
The heart and chest, rupture Of blood vessels, and bleeding from
ths throat aud lungs, and spi!ting OF blood, a..
AM dangerous diseases originate. and to produce = rsd;es sr snrs
nothing has ever been found equal to JAYNE'S kXpECTO.
il stands unriv alled-it stands pre-eminent-try il. and YOU
will be forced to acknowledge that tie virtues have moi. no can
not be over ated that ! Stands far above and hey ond the reach
and the only truly success ,ful meth d Of arresting and CURING
diseases Of the pulmonary organs
Sands. Druggists, Nos. 10 and 90 Fulton David Sards & 20
NN.T7 East Broadway A. b. sands X Co, No. 273 Broadway.
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Hamburg, Bremen. F%rankfort.
Persons having TO remit to her fnenJs ran aIwavs reIv n
their orders tended to, the following packet amer recent {
remittance.
The highest rate will be allowed for Bills on any Of III
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SPRING FASHIONS.

THE subscriber desires the attention Of strangers and other,
L to his large aud extensive assortment Of stocks, scars,
cravats ready made linen and muslin shirts. pocket kerchisfs;
silk, merino, and ambswool shirts and drawers; susp.ndsrs
elo, ca, hosiery, &c. &c. Ii 10 the intention Of the subscribert)
pay particular attention in selecting the most chaste aud fash
ionable patterns of sesrfs and ctavats His assortment will al
ways be Fl und varied and extensive. The subseupr continues
the m .nufacture Of his &c ebrated Elastic Stocks. Gentle men
ana may BSopsd%s Tn S Between Murray y1 street and d Pa.k Place. Pise.''men'
mis- Inn PARSELLS. agent foe . Agate.
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House OF Representntives-Ihe Loan Bill
The Appropriation .Biu-war Fever a,
Blood Heat

"Blood" Heat.
The loan bill came from the Senate TO dsv with \,
amendment, which was adopted to prevent ambigui,v
an one ofi,s clauses. In this the House concu1rca aosr
rejecting a proviso, proposed by Mr.. Clifford, TO umi, tho
loss on the sale Of the stock TO $500, 900. He said his oh
ject was to save the treasury Of the country from the
danger Of a combination among bankers and brokers. for
the purpose Of derrecistiny the par value Of the stock.
and therefore he had fixed a limit. which he was u
opinion afforded latitude enough. To this Mr.. FILLMoRs
replied that he could well conceive there nigh, be some
principle Of honor, or some supposed principle Of honor
involved in fixing the sale at a rate no, below Per but
when they had passed that point, he could not conceiy,
what motive there could be for fixing the depreciation
efthe credit Of the government at any specified per cent
age, the proposed Limitation being about 5 per cent on
Par,n would be in consequence Of urgent necessity, q
meet demands on the credit Of the govern men,, and un
oer sssh circumstances, whether the sacrifice were five
Ssn' hiteen ortwcnty per cent, he should never stop Il
calculate It, though he trusted before this Con gress clos
Of, that adequate revenue would he provided 10 avoi,
such q necessity la future. Mr.. Cla,rd's onendmen
was ri ected by a majority Of IoI to 80. ana the sena,,
amendment was adopted without a division.
resolution was presented by Mr.. Cushing bv wh;c,
II is proposed 10 suthorise the Presiden, TO enter /. 10 70
Toll with the British government, for the ,ur
conventional arrangement Of the commerce be
America.
The resolution was ordered to be printed, AM .s cor
>siterauon was dtivrrci until a future day.
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AW REfORTER, CoNTEN rs FOR APRlL,Re-
- cest American Decisions; the brig Casce Admiralty
Charter Party-Liabil,ty Of ship for fault Of m ,ster and crew
L,ab,ll ocOwners-2 School Directors W. James Guardian
-nd War Daniel, School sys em Of Pennsy ivania-s. In the
matter Of Z.resa, Bankru icy; torsiga Cr.ditorsEt Ia The
mtuer OF heughton; Bank uptcy; Fraudulent transfers.. In
we male OF + 'isb.e; Bankruptcy; De Get II Iuventery-s II
y mater OF Lee; Bank, uptoy-s. In the mat'ero Of PJ mpton
,;,.,,a ,hs maiter Of X 'ss'n; Bantrurtcy: wearing apparel;
tieee Of eywelrJ. ln'.lnsense and Miscel!.ny- Obituary no
.Ih,In hosuezer Gsy-9anhrupts IN Massachusetts 600
M. LILY rrapgeo-the Bankrupt Law, sc. &C. tn,
ne a numoei .nl commence a new volume. aud ofer a favor
Ls : o tu.Ia,ty TO subscribers for he wo'k. The n onthly
HiVvn.snu.lfr niers 4 inval cable to the merchant
as steod' 4 oiaI Nassau st., n y
| l. a., fIn Asrsh, One fsu Gold spectacles. Tn,
csksd ASH : receive Two Dollars reward. aid 40 questions
uaS I'm Mr. DELAPLAINE. 60 Wall IT., onhe, Nos
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ANN VESTS BOARDING HOUSE 10
- = Fe.n9seo te the ale San Pedro, Mel " enfrente de Ia Ma
soatmen, ecselmsn, gorters &c, as one Of The most eonspi.
The extensive alterations and repairs upon this house having
been comlfetea, MIS-, w. has the salts action OF offering TO
strangers visiting Havana, an estab'shment far superior inits
Location, to any thing Of the kind ever before knows in the
city. IL Q situate directly upon the Bay, and Commands an
extensive view q the entire harbes, with the adjacent country,
QD- Passengers Tor Havana must obi ain a pass,e ri from or
one verined BY, a Spanish Consul, which, on arrival, is taken
By the boarding officers to the Government House, where, in
conformity there with, a permit to land with baggage, &c. has
sobe proenrsd oy some resident OF the place.
bear IN mind that this service will be promptly rendered them
by the Clerk who visits all vessels with passengers, as soon
v they enter the harbor.
Havana. Dec. rs. 1891. oas~od sm"
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THEE DOLLAR HArS-SPRlNG ASHTON,
- 1912 The NOT splendid article ever offered to the
~publie-Eegant Short Nap Moleskin, at the low price Of So (;
also an article At s. SO, equal in durability andiu'tre to 'hOss
'o1'' GEO. P. H. BROWN, Practical Halter,
.,a,u4t lag Canal street
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IMPOR TANT
70 MARRIED LADIES! DIR HULL'S ALDO.
MINAL, SUPPORTERS.
ABERNETHY'S BOTANICAL
DIT 9

r EFT the unfortunate rest assured. that there is no exagge-
II ration in asserting these pills to b. q speedy and radical
cure for GonorrhGa. elects, Initatiopof Kidneys, &c. They
thy, nall stages Of tn: above diseases. In The first stages on
box is usually sufhcient to effect q cure in afew days. In long
protracted chronic stages, obstinate elects &c they are equally
certain having cured hund reds W had been taking other medi-
than to cure the disease They, never leave the parts subject
using other medicines. They have no unplct sant taste or smell;
any one takingthem might frequent the most refined society
without having their misfOrtun-s SUSPECTED. They are COM
posed entirely of "~egetabls i~ngredlen!s. which ~iDviEorats The
son, Apothecaries'. Hall, 80 catherine street, and in Brooklyn
nv BlagrOye. druggist. Fulton street. MA lm&
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WILLIAMS
UNITED STATES CASH
EMPORTTJM

-,cuNU ~ yUTN Pm NEAH
lust RECEIVED at this establishment, e complets N.
j sortm ent of cloths, ~cassimer.s. vestines, &c, suitshi. ~
the spring trade. Purchased ior c-sh.
Our friends and The public are respectfully invited 10 cali
and examine for III, mselvss before leaving their order, else
where, and be saiisi that thel can be furnished with a rood
an article as can be purchased at any estabiuhment IN m
city. and at prices which cannot but meet the views Of he
mast economical.
n. B.-THE OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY are re-
spectfuliy informed hat they c n be furnished with any ar,i-
Gle of uniform, mad, aer, esbly 10 the prescribed regulations.
ala reduction OF at lie st rs per cent from forms. prices
as I'm. w X. WILLIAMS.
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DR. A. G HULL NO. vEsEY STREET, Aston
- HOUSE. NEW YORk.-Persons afflicted with run
lures may rely uponth best instgpnen..i aid the world
or to either ofhis numerous agents 10 the chief towns Of the
United States. Patients must I've careful e. examine the back
pad of DR.. HnlPs Trusses. 10 see that they are endorsed by
br. Hull in writing. None other are genuine or to be re
lied on a, good Children under twelve years universally
cured without further expense than the cost Of the Truss.
The rsdica al cure has been under tbs progressive practical
improvement for more than twenty years past IN DR.: Huil'S
Truss Office, and 3 now brought to a state Of unri vailed per-
lection. mis- Inn
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5,saeS At Chelsea. Staten Island the tavern and store known
2IAtS as the Chelsea Landing House Ths steamboat ktTi,
front Of the house IL is IN improving n'ighborhood, and is a
desirable ataud for any peron competrnt to htep = rssptctaoie
tavern and general grocery store, beisg the nearest larding to
Richmond.
Possession on isto May. Apply to
al aw+ JACOB TRAVIS, Jr. rbeises, s l..
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TO PAPER MANuEACTUhEks.-Tns suoscnbSn NJ
i notice that Messrs Howe & Goddard of Worcestcr, Msssr
nave appointed them tseir agents, and are prepared to fuIuask q
Sgort podee, upon the most reasonable terms. Fourdripisr aDa
OFFENDER Machines, with fire or steam dryers, and sirin1 n
chimes TO sirs psper IN the web az il leaves tie dryers. Abs.
every KIND 81 Machinery appertaining TO the manufacture Of -
per, which ia point Of Workmanship and finish 10 not surp0ss4
By any other establishment IN this country. A large number ~
will be given for all particulars.
.. PK8ssE { BROOKS, Paper w~.r.bouss.
dASd&w Liberty tpooo
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CLOTH! CLOTH!

VTNHE subscribers would say to the settlers aoou'
l. Ottawa and Peru that have Cloth to dress,
that .iey are now prepared with TWO Mills
for fulng, and other machinery for drying cio'h
in good style, and on as reasonable terms as at
any establishment in the country, to witt
IL cents for Pulling.
25 for Coloring, Pulling, Shearlng ana
Pressing.
81 for Dressing, in good style.
20 for Dyeing and Pressing Flannel; y
They have also an improved DOUBLE OaN'
DING MACHINE, ex pressly for fine wool. Peo-
pie having fine wool will do well to give them
call. STOLP IL TAYLOR.
NJ B. Cloth left wiM Alison Woodruff, r. w.
Ofa,UQ ,uiN be sent 10 The subscribers and returned
IN t,oo tUeeks after IL arripes at the shop. D.
Aurora, Aug. 30, 1912. R-2m.
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LOOK AT THIS!

4 LII persons having unsettled ac-
IN counts with the Marseilles Manu-
featuring Company, are requested to call
and settle the same; and all persons IN
deb,ed, either to the company or 10 L.
Kimball, are requested to make immediate
payment. The great loss of properly oy
fire, and the intention of the company 10
rebuild, renders this call absolutely heces'
sary, and it is expected that every per-
son will come promptly forward ana pay
or arrange their accounts. Those that are
not arranged by the 10Th OF November
will positively be put in proper hands io'
collection. l.. KlMBALL, .nS g.
Oc,ohsr o. 1910 20-3t
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BOOTS, SHOES, AND
LEATHER.

s. B. Collins d Co. No. lao Lake 81. Chicago,
HAVE just received their fall and winter stock,
III conssting Of $50 Cases of Mems, Boys and
Youths, thick, kip and calf boots and shoes.
Mems thick, kip and calfbrogans--Gents calf aud
gaiter boots, dancing pumps. Women's calf, kip
and morocco boots and shoes, peg d aud sewed--
LADIES' and Miss fine wkg shoes, buskins and
slips, CATERS and gambroom buskins. Children's
shoes Of all kinds. Also, sole and upper leather,
calf, kip, morocco, lining and binding skins
Lasts and findings. all Of which WILDE sold cheap
for cash, by tho package, dozen or single pair
Country merchants are invited to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. RI, ~: l7--am.