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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-14
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OF CHAMBERS EDINBURGH JOUR;
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of our reprint of Chambers Edinburgh
Journal being about to expire, we avail
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that its continued republication is lhere.
fore established on firm basis. We
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will make the Journal known in their
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cation.
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ng this Prospectus four successive weeks.
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GROCERIES,,

Such as Coffee, Tea, Loaf and Brown Su.
gar, Paints aud Dye Stuffs, Pepper and
Spices. Of all kinds, Powder, lead and shot,
and almost every other article usually
kept in a store in the Western Country
which / win sell as Low, for GOOD
PAY, as any other store in Ohio.
Upper Sandusky, Sept. !, ls45.
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NOW IN PRESS,
Another New Illustrated Work!
TALES FROM SH.4K 4KESPE.4RE.
by CHARLES AND MISS LAMB.

THIS celebrated work has already pass
- ed through eighty successful editions
in London, and is shortly to be issued
here In avery superior style, with an or
namental initial letter to each story; the
narrative to be embellished with elegant
engravings, (from the Illustrated Shake
speare,) and the pages surrounded with
beautiful fancy .colored borders. Charles
Lamb and his sister are well known in the
literary world as accomplished writers;
and long may they be remembered for
having reduced to plain prose, so far as
practicable, the beautiful stories of
Winter Nights Tale.
Midsummer Nigths Dreams.
Much Ado about Nothlng;
As you like IL;
The two Gentlemen Of Verona;
The Merchant of Venice;
Cymberline;
King Lear;
Macbeth;
All's Well that Ends Well;
The Tanning of the Shrew;
The Comedy of Errors;
Measure for Measure;
Twelfth Night, or What you Will;
Timon of Athens;
Romeo and Juliet;
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark;
Othello;
Perlcles Prince of Tyre;
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TyHIS house formerly occupied by An
i derson & Poundstone, and recently
by A. Seitz, is situated on Main stree,
two blocks south of the Pnblice Square,
and is the most pleasant part of the
town. The proprietors respectfully in-
vite the travelling public to call and find
that no effort is spared TO make their
house quiet and pleasant home for the
wearied. They are determined by their
close attention TO business and moderate
charges to merit large share of public
natrOnapp.
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Fresh Groceries,

which, for quality and price, can, be beat,
this side OF sun rise, They have Coffee
Tea, Sugar, Molasses, Pepper aud Spice,
Tobacco, and every thing else that could
be dreamed of in the grocery line. Also,
Glass, Nails, Sole Leather, Queensware,
&C., all Of which will be cold at prices
that toW astoaish the natires! 0Trheir
store room may be found obliquely oppo-
site Mr.. Kirby's Hotel.
Upper Sandusky, Aug. Goth, lS45.
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ANCE HoTEt, BUCYRUs, OHlo,)
Il public that he has removed to Marion,
and taken that old and well known tavern
stand, the
M a NSIOW USE,
recently occupied by II. Sargent. The
establishment has undergone thorough
repair, and is newly furnished by the
present occupant, who is prepared TO ac.
commodate tho travelling public and
Boarders, in as good style as any other
house in this part Of the country.
TheyMansion House is the largest and
most convenient stand in Marion, and the
present occupant has had good share of
in the business, to which he
intends devoting his entire personal at
tention, so that lie flatters himself that
be will be ena abled TO render full satisfac-
inn to his ruesis
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The western Literary Journal
ant MOI thly Revie w.

A monthly Literary Magazine. con-
aining 60 large ottaSo pages entirely
original matter. emanating from western
writers, will be issued regularly from the
first of November, 1874. 1t will be dlvi-
ded into two volumes per year. of 800
pages each, or 720 pages al the end Of the
year. L. z. G.. Judson and l.. Hoe Edi>
tors. Robinson o jones, 100 Main
st Get, Cincinnati, Publishers. Price
So per aunum. in advance, or within The
first quarter.
GF Newspapers giving this few 10
sertions will receive magizlne regu
larly.
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MERCHANDISE,

just received from the eastern citi es, COM
prising every article asked for in Dry
Goods Store, such as Broadeloths, Sati-
netts, C Cassimeres. Flannels, Bleaohed q
Brown Muslins, Tickings ,Calicoes by the
cord, of every price and color; Muslin
DE Lains, Alpaccas, Bombazines, Tyler
ines, Merin os, Gingbams, Lawns, Ladies'
Hose and Mitts, &c. &c. They have also
a large and well selected assortment OF
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The key to Shakespeare would have
been more expressive and truth telling
title for this valuable work; for no person
can read any one of these interesting
tales without at once realizing that he
understands aud reIishes better than he
has ever done before the beauties Of "the
great author" the "worlds Poet" "ihe
bard Of Avon" ''the immortal Shake
speare, who wrote not for day, but for
all time Each number will contain the
story OF one play. Price twelve and a
half Ger e.
II w. HEwETT, Publisher,
ii Spruce Street,
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub.
~ scriber has been appointed and quail.
lied as administrator on the estate OF
Leonard Burnett, deceased, late of Wy.
andot county, Ohio.
Allpersons indebted to said estate, are
hereby notified TO call and make immeli.
ate payment; and those having claims
against the Same will present them legal.
ly authenticated, within one year from
this date.
SAMUEL NJ BURNETT,
.4duiRisfraior.
September 9th, 1s45.-3-4t.
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Sheetings 4 Shirtings.

Calicoes OF all prices, Ginghams, Bomba-
zines, &c. A splendid assortment Of
BOOTS & SHOES, Ladies Seal, Moroc-
co daiters, aud leather Shoes and Slip
pers, Leghorn, Florence, and Braid Bon
nets, Leg horn and Palmleaf Hats, Fur
Hats and Velvet Caps, for men and boys.
A very general assortment of
HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
Spades. Shovels, Hay and Manure Forks,
Iron Steel, Nails and Glass. Also gem
eral assortment of fQUEENSWARE. G Also
large and we'll selected stock of
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10 buyers of Land j!

ADAM BAIR tenders his services to
all wishing TO view the unsold Lands OF
the Wyandot Reservation. He has follow.
cd the business Of pointing out lands in
this section Of country for a number of
years, aud is so well acquainted with the
country, that he can give satisfaction to
all that may call on him. He may at all
times be found 10 this place or Oceola.
Upper Sandusky, Oct. A, 1s45.-tf.
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A T my instance AN attachment was this
IA day issued by Henry Freet,a Justice
of the Peace of Tymochtee township, w.
andot county, against the property and
effects Of John Tusing, a nonresident of
said county.
Dated this 10Th day Of cfSeptember Is45
SOLOMON BLASURE.
By P. A. TYLER his Ats'y.
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Clear the Track /!

NEW STORE, NEW GOODS and NEW
PRICES!
N AYRES & Co. having established
A>' themselves in Upper Saniusky WY.
andot CO., o., would respectfully call the
attention ofthe public to their extensive
stock of
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The Ia b lie,

Will be supplied with the best fare the
country can afford. Attached to the
premises is convenient stable, toget ther
with a commodious yard and carriage
house
An experienced and faithful Ostler will
at all times be in attendance.
April is, lS45,-30-tf.
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MEZZOTINTsI MEzzoTINTs!!

Terms ofGopy's Magazine.
| copy one year S3
copies one year, 5
copies one year, 10
copies one year, Is
I2copies one year, 90
40 beautiful engravings will be ent TO
the Postmaster who will forw rd us a club
of l3 subscribers.
GREAT FACILITIES FOR CLUBS.
In order to accommodate persons in
large posi- lawns who may wish to Club
for the above works together, the follow.
ing Inducements are offered:
One copy Of Gody's Magazine and La.
dy's Book and Grsham's Magazine s5,
Two copies of Gody's Magazine and
Lady's Book and one copy Meals Satur-
day Gazette, So.
Three copies Of Meals Saturday Ga
zet,e and one copy Gody's Msgszine and
Lady's Book, SIS.
Five copies Meals Saturday Gazette
and three copies Gody's Magazine and
Lday's Book, $40.
Address l.. A. Cooley,
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NEW STORE.
JOSEPH MccUTCHEN,

Takes this method OF informing the cit
izens of Wyandot county, that he has just
commenced the mercantile business IN
Upper Sandusky, Ohio. His Goods and
prices outvie all competition. His assort'
ment consists, in part, of the following 6
articles. Broad Cloths, Plain and Fancy
Cassimeres, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans.
And all kinds Of Goods for Men & Boy
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
limited States Journal
Ry JEssE n. DOW 4 Co.

FENHE first number of our new paper will
l. be issued this (frst) day Of May, with
an entire new dress--new type, fine white
paper, with other important alterations
and improvements. The paper will be
devoted to fearless exposition of Demo-
cratic principles; il will zealously and un-
remItlingy oppose each and every effort
10 establish a mamoth monarchy bank and
other mischievous corporations and con.
solidations of wealth, which subvert the
rights of the people and undermine the
pillars Of the Republic; il will oppose an
oppressive and aDti-republican tariff sys
TEN, the assumption of the State debts
by the General Government, and all otis
er Federal principles which have an inev
table tendency to destroy public pros,
perity as well as individual happiness
Against all such political delusions, we
shall wage ulchanging, uncompromising
war.
The FARMER and the MECHANIC who
produce all the real capital of the nation,
viii find in our paper an unwavering
champion of their inalienable rights; The
long cherished principles of the editors
are too well known to the public to re,
i"'iS d"y piSuSe .uPuu tuiS point. 10
the Miscellaneous Department particular
attention will be devoted; the Ladies will
always find in our columns choice se-
lection from the current literature of the
day, as well as original contributions from
the most talented writers of which our
country can boast. A general summary
of Foreign and Domestic news will be
regular price current and a
list of the prices of stocks will
also be given.
The conductors have already secured
he aid and cooperation Of e large mum.
'er of the most distinguished literary I
md political writers Of the day, arrange
nents will also be made, at the earliest
eriod possible, to embellish our columns
y the contributions of correspondents
rom abroad With this brief and imper.
cot outline Of our plan, we very respect,
lilly submit our claims to an extensive
TO the consideration of gen.
rous public. +,
IhE3rElbos 5Essn i. bowI FISK Editors.
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Veao arrangement.
A. SEITZ,

(REcEN'rLY OF THE AMERICAN TEMPER
ANcE HoTEt, BUCyRUs, OHlo9
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copy. per annnm, So
3copies, do. 5
copies, do. 10
II copies, do. 90
The money must always be sent inad-
vance, free of postage.
Address SAM'L d. PATTERSON 60
Co., No. 90 Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
CORNER OF MAIN AND MONROE STREEES,%

eS RICE. has jus, received fr,m Mo-, vi
''i"dc'lt io and Baltimore. an mus, alt,
..'s' "hd ! tSOii"i siurh ~ fnshiunable Fan ou,
",n'er G""ds. new ~ les and ne prices
nAN"g sreniscVeral weeks in tic Eastern ellie,
VI" attended oil the nnci urs, aud there sci, cIct
nv s" i 81 e "ds AZ ite lowen rates Tor c,.u
' M'i' h+'nfed thai ! can uilcr my Old cus,.mcr,
w. ""' P"n''o m general much cheaper Bargain.
man "'hct house West uI the Aluuutn ~.
Now - uc TINE lOt Gentlemen a. reuIrpisb A 81,
Ward-r"ics. Cold Weather IA ia.i on,,on.,,,.
whcn oil Vii! Grd 1t essentially ue,essary /, Inv,
|" s"u s"Fply OF Winter cluihng. rrr
Taking inio 6, ns;dcratim The barjue.s n, IL,
,."'s' ! hnNc taken unusual pains To purchase m,
O''''s much cheaper than have eve, 4 mo nc ..
~ '''' NM my cisio,r or, iuvsrinhly pay ne ih,
CNsh' enables nae Ia make my ,uir, nasps Tor call :,
my own price; therefore ! um able in sell lor chc,n
70 n,an even Aud how a. sull in,erd Il, ,el
poop> on The pay dawn principle. I have mo- bc.
'H'"h a. SAYING That can give better bargains thu,
nny establishment in This or NJ v olhtr civ.
CLOTHS, CASSiMEREs, &c-My stock con.
F'F's IN part ui Biatk. B'uc Black, Blown. Pum,. In.
Visible Green nud other Fancy cn'or,j Bu,,
,'"nsih"n"iiiuI styles from 81 IL $40 tyd French
'"e'>h mud Amer, IN double miIl,d and iwill.d
'ph'y Shd PLAN cASsIMtn NJ ;, al IA Sc n ,,tv latp.
nss'r'rrehi new styles aud r, mnrLnhiy chcan rricc.
rom % c'ns 10 81. $50 sol Cnssine,,s all col
~ P""'lits md prices. from ihir,y cents iu ou,
qualities
-NfSTlNGS-My stock of Vc.tincs i. ,o,cc IN,
"''nliiuli all crrIe new styles aud very i unhI,
pau'r'' such a. ig'J Velvet. Wooden vcl,et. Nj,
rt", White. Nlnrscillcs mud various other kiuds.
A''@"eN and H. oqLaloar BiaAksls Of surerio
9"a'i''es' a $ ietGid article Of HEAVY EEDS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

This cause came ON again 10 be heard &c:
Whcrcupon. il further appearing 10 The sarisfa c,ion
of The Co n. that The answers Of the guardians adj
hia. tor lac infant deiendnnis, had not been filed
when the said Il, cree of the 3lsl day of January
1874. WINS made, The Count doll, adjndge. order and
decree. that the sand report he 10 tho
said James Panll E,q 10 0udii, sialc AMI settle tho
account OF ~slid,Jnhn List aud Sohie.k X Brady, and of
each ui Ihem,as Executors and Trustees OF The es,a,o
OF The said James ColJweli the clder,deceased, rs re-,
quircd 10y The iormerdecrce Of The said 3lsI Janunrv
1914 aud also the accounts of The parties. d,risees
aud ifgateS, under he viii of James Caldwell, tho
elder, deceased. and what is respectively due 10
them and that lac make tepurt ,he Ieof To The Court,
with EI convenient, speed, with anything deemed
pertinent 10y hiIhsei; 90 specially required by either
az The pa rites. Aud 'he court doth direct that Inc
said Commissioner IN %audiiins. stating and seulioe
the account hereby ordered. may ndopt so much of
his former account and proceedings ne may he found
favorable In the interests of The said infant defen.
danis But before proceeding 10 take The account
hereby ordered, the said Commissioner shall Cause
p uper notice to he gwen Ia The parties. setting
ioI'h The lime and place fixed by him Tor taking tho
same giving personal notice 10 all wi hin tho
State, ond.by publication To all wnhout, unless thev
duly appear by counsel or in person" m
Tesic, ALEX Il LAlDLEY, Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
NEW BOOK
REMOVAL
FRENCH DYEiNG ESTABLISHMENT IN
WHEELING.

q LOHLFIN. French Dyer. on the other
side OF the bridge, south Wheeling, second
d2oi from B + Kelley's Store, returns his crate.
Tor ner ia"prs, aud respectful y informs them
mat no has added to his import
mt and,ln France, newly discovered Improve
mems nc gives more lustte, ncstucss and dus
thCm. f N
lie ieels perfectly confdeEtto give every salts
,acll9n,ahd hopes therefore, for the continuance
OF a liberal patronage. oct2l
SouTII WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
~ factory + l.OllLElN, would respects
i"''y INFORM sorekeepers IN this ciIy. aud citizens
generally. ihat lie is now ready ir printing Dr.
mos'ir Blue Cn'icoos. in connecnon wiIh his
French Dyirg establishment. aud he truss to give
me same satisfaction in This branch, that he has
'ehderrd IN his Old business. jun 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
\ , ECElvED from New York, Ph,la( elphia am,
R,llmnre.A nfca md rnneIal assn1imeni

, ECElvED frOD New York, Philaf eIphia AMI
B,liiuiore.a large aud general assortment
ri Grucer es, " HIGH ~ ~ lac .di-posed at on ne u'os,
favorable terms. consisting in part OF The follow ing;
800 sacks prime Rio Cohee
80 bags Java do, au
so io Al-picc and Pepper,
so brls Lnaf Sugar l -;
300 boxes Tin Plate J cross
. do double cross
$500 Brezi,r's and sheeung Copper
1000 lbs ranca Tin
IS chests Y II Tea
80 cauys Gnnrowdcr and Imperial Tea
100 bids n o Sugar
$50 bss do Niolasses
20n kegs Nails assorted sizes
5000 lbs Cotton Yaras assut,e ed ) a 10
so boxes Raisins
SO boxes Cavendish Tobacco. assorted 5 q IL
Ia JIG aud pound Jumps
so kegs 6 Twist keniucky
100 doz Il + Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
mug FLEMING e. HUN TER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

yENHEY KEEP constantly on hand. n very ex.
IA icnsive assortment Of superior Mahogany,
French aud Gtccan Cfnirs; X cking chairs. Sofas.
Pier ugd card Tables; Dressing Bureaus, BelsIeads.
Toilet Stands. assorted sizes; together with every
other article of Tie laics, style and hes, finished
Furniture ever offered IN this city.
Gil, and Mahogany framed Looking Glasses Of
every vnrieiy and price Locking Class Plates Of all
size1. Portrait and Picture Frames on hand and
made 10 order, rr ,
Upholstery Ware; consisting of Feather Beds
Bols'c,s aud Pillows, Hiir. cotton. Hnsk. Spring
ahd Straw Mattresses. Blankets, Qnhl,s, comforts
Sacking Bottoms. OIL cloiI, covers. Floor cloth,
Grass Mats Of all Linis; together with every other
nrticle. OF Upholstery Ware. on hand and made 10
order m t. HtfFEV
Venilinn aud Stat Window Blinds; Window
Shades If every variety and color; oil AZ which will
he sold ut very low price,, and warranted Of tho
best quality. Also. MAuooANy VENExRs. Hair
clolh. VARNislI, Spanish Moss, Mahogany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. casters. Bland TRpr.i
MING. c instantly OH hand mud sold low for CASH.
E1r STEAM BoArs furnished with every article.
OF Furniture al short ruiice. and OH the very he's
terms. SPIT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
WllOLESALE AND RETAIL
TAT AND CAP TIC L,

On Uninn slu Ct. near ihe Suut nd ~
~" '' ''N'' iit">S' ~
DARE & IOGE. arc now manufacturing ami
MlIke"p constantly cn hard. a large Of
HATS AID CAPS of the fuesI styles, aud manu-.
iactnfed rom the hest muIcfnls Both ol us Le,nr
prac'lcal Hailcrs. we make aud supeJiuicnd the
makii 2 ni all the liza 5 We sell. Oar Caps IRE pu,
chased r'm The most excessive Cap Manufacturers
in ii.e Eastern Cues, al Ihe lowest prices.
All it'0sc sn want uf n genuine article md lnicsr
american fashion uf Has und Cars. viii always
ma Them II our establishment, which we intend L.
make known and lnlknd ui b, ali men, from {
good work atd lCw priccs.
"ni DARE & IOGE, Union ST..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
READY MADE OI,oTHrNcr

ih ftgafd t ihis hrinCh al the business must
.hasi. am Tailor by profession, have worked
a The ! fndc ipr fifteen Years. the -efnre I am nble
'"d q" ca, my own clo,h,rg. ond make them IN
IA a nea'cr n,i cheaper -,y IT, than any oIher ,.,,h.
ish'nent IN The city. II il usclcss for ihnse lin,
Irany on the business and nrc mt iaiiurs ihcm.ely..
" attempt c"inpeiriun OF Ready Made Clo,h,np.
have a large assortment. ns follows:
Black. Blue. Brown. Olive and Invisible Green
+ rock mud Dte,s coats; Beaver cloth Box aud Over,
coats; Pilot, clo,ii Over.conis. Mackinnw a,.d T,ou-
ad"Et Blanket do, cass III. re- do. css.in,li d,
rwceds Do: Jeans do, oi all sizes.
have on hnnd an e,,elient assortment ar rI,;,
md fancy cashmere Pants. black aud blue cloth
Pants itiicd. very desirable nriicic; and ma, anan-
thy Of cassinei Pans % all sizes and prices. Jeans
and Tweed PANS of all sizes aud prices.
Five hundred Vosis, embrocir G every STYLE and
quahtv. AK.
Shirts. Wrappers. Drawers,rollars. Bosoms StocLs
Glove" Fine aud Fancy Silk ond Satin Scars. Silk
iidN's oi nllculors nt qualities. together with many
'h'r articles usually found IN cinihiig stores
Ia coic'usioiI. INV old customers and ihe pobl,c
;cneHily arc invited L. '0n aud examine my stock
In consideration ipr he LJIa pnirunage heretofore
Slend,d 10 me. ! have purt based n Larg.r Siak
AID Her Them az CHEAPER RATES than | have ever
lone bclpre .r . SPY sc
Recolleci the cheap cash clothing Store of
= RICE.
ori7 conner Of hinir & Mvnre Sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
HITS IN C.HEH&!
PAIL FASHIONS FOR Isl5.

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ESpECTFULLY announces u, las nld friend.
AMI the pIllIc IA general. that he has nnN
rp hand a large aui su,enior stuck at Hats and Can.
"i the late Fall Fashions. comprising all qualities.
shapes mni = Zr.. lfg Hats are manufactures nm.
der he own rnnedtIte snpetintcnJ,hre. ct the H..
ucs - materials aui by he host II workmcn. md
~ u I've ~nli Wholesale aud Ret,.i. AT prices srIlL
LOWER han they have been tfE reel IN thi. cry
Tn,.e wishing To- p%utch'sc liars ind Cap>. viii find
II tn their advantage io give hun "a call before puf
chasing Csc Ahrtc. sep 10 - AVERY.