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Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-24
District Couri of the United StatesSouthern District of
 Alabama.

Alabama
 N1oiICE is reby given that on the second day of IN May, Is43, SAMUEL GORDON was by adecree of said Cort Bankrupt and that his creditors who have their others are required 10 ut the United Sta Cou ,he city oi Mo- be on the frst Monday July 1e45, and show cause, ifany they hrvr why the sad muel Gordon should not be granted ,o,,, x,,u,rs r,..L
 Attest JoHN I'll 2, CiorA ap25 l27fK0 Southern District or hiaoama.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-09
THE rRosrrcr pn1cHrrNs.

The whole State seems TO be in motion upon the
subject Of calling a Convention. The West and
tbs Valley are unanimous in favor Of H. and we
are rejoieed to find that number Of the Eastern
Counties, actuaied by a more liberal and worthy
spirit than the Counties of Amelia, Charlotte and
Noitowsy. are coming forward to sustain Constitu-
tional Reform. That isrieht-our Eastern friends
need have no fears about their Slave population
1.-The friends of Reform are not aiming at their
sndue tsxation--we care not for thai--s1ch a con-
slider alton forms no part OF our plans, We do not
wish to medde with the Slave property of Eastern
Virgnis--ws q the Valley have as great stake
almost ia that particular as our brethren over the
the Ridge--but at the same time We wish to strike
of the chains aud letters which now bind down
the souls and bodies Of hundreds of the FREQ white
citizens Of Virginia, and abolish Constitution
which, in violation and mockery Of every principle
Of Republicanism, denies TO them the privilege Of
voice in the affairs of Government Berkeley
viii speak out in November as becomes her sons.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-09
HOW oPPRrssIYE!

The Loco Focos talk so much about the oppres-
sive tendency Of Manufactures upon the laboring
classes, that we like TO give them little fact OF
Two occasionally by way OF illustrating the truth Of
their assertions. We see it stated in one of our
exchange papers that "a single School District in
the town Of Manchester, New Hampshire, which
eight years ago contained but one hundred and
twenty five inhabitants, all told, now has within
its limits busy population of nearly ten thousand
The amount of money distributed there by the
manufacturing establishments, is not far from
thousand of which paid TO the operatives
alores'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-09
THE ANNUAL MEETING.

We hope the Agriculturists of Berkeley County
will bear 10 mind that the Annual Meeting Of the
Berkeley Agricultural Society" tskes place on
Thursday. the 23d inst and that the Annual Adj
dress will be delivered by Col. EpwARO CoLsros.
the President OF the Society. Col. Colston it is
we'll known 10 both a scientific and practical agri-
culioust, snd on interesting sddress may be expee-
ted from him. We hope to see full turnout Of
the Farmers of Berkeley at this meeting, and
should be much pleased TO welcome friends
from the adjoining Counties engaged in the same
noble profession, and to whom the talented orator
our friend Bentley, Of the Valley Farmer, at this
meeting. Come along, and give US call when
you do come.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-09

The ship Hermann, Captain Welsh,
which leIt this port some weeks since for
Arkansas Boy; with Major RiNGcoID's
corps Of u. S. Flying Artillery or ooa;d,
was spoken on the 10Th Of September,
having pu. into Key Vest, short orwater.
The u. S. brig Lawrence, Lieut., CONG
JARVIS, arrived al Pensacola on the 23d
ult. from the Arkansas Bay, which she left
on the 9Th ult. She brings 10 later news
from the "Army Of Observation.
The us. .rgate Potomac which was still
at Pensacola on the Oath ull. leaking as
badly as ever.
TEXAS.-There we're several arrivals
at New Orleans on the 24lh ultmo from
Corpus Christi, but the news no later than
previously received.
There was also an arrival at New Or
leans the same day from Galveston with
papers Of that city up to the l7lh ult.--
They are unusually barren Of intelligence
although thirteen days later Bah. Amer.
of Oct. 8.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-09
THE MOVING OF THE SPIRIT.

The Quakers are generally pretty quiet and
orderly Sc, of folks, and good deal like The
Irishman's owl, "they don't say much, but they
keep up devil of thinking all the time" and
for this reason some person. think they easily
be imposed upon--snd thought the notorious
Amy KELLY few days since in OHIO. Abby pre-.
Stunning spon the sati var and non-rcsisrahce prin-
ciples of the Qaskers, obtrudcd herself upon one
of their meetings, when the following scene occur
red:-
Benjamin tlouie arose and said,
Friend, | think thee had better take thy
seat, and not disturb our religious meet.
ing But Abby kindly replied that she
had message TO deliver to the Friends
there assembled, and she must speak,
whether men would hear, or whether thu Y
would forbear.' The Quskers replied
Friend if thee does not take thy seat
we will have 10 carry thee out; thee must
no; disturb our meeting of worship and
suiting the action to the word, carried
her out.
Abby deenipg this treatment rather TOO rovgA
a moring Of The spirit, determined TO get married
and hereafter, friends be ii known, S. S, Foster
will do all OF Abbys fighting.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-09

IMPORTANT NoTICE TO PosTMAsgERs -
The Union of the 10Th ult., gives the fol.
lowing important notice 10 poslmssters
throughout the country:
ave are desired to call the attention OF
postmasters to regulation No. $40, which
provd,s for the convenient iransm ssion
OF money from subscribers to editors OF
newspapers. 1t is the duty Of postmasters
to receive the money from a subscr Der,
and give a receip, for Il. Il is the duty
of the postmaster receiving the money to
give notice to The postmaster who has /: 10
pay, OF the amount received, and iorwhat
editor, and mark the letter "oflicisi busl-
ness, and sign his name to 1t. The post
master receiving the not ticallon will pay
the receipt when presented. The subser'-
Der who gets the receipt may send At by
mail o otherwise 10 the editor. The new
law prohibits postmas,ers from enclosing
and Thanking money to editors. Toe rea-
son OF the rule is obvious. A large pro-
portion of money heretofore lost in being
transmitted through the mails, is money
seni to editors and ranked by pos,mas,
tiers. The frank Of postmaster upon the
letter addressed to an editor, is notice 10
every one who handles the letter that il
coniains money. This rule, when under
stood, insures the paymen! Of the money,
without discount toeditors, and avoid dep.
relations upon the post office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-09
I.AyE FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

By the arrival ofrhe ship Courier, Capt.
Wolfe, al New York, Rio de Janelro pa
pers to TIE 2Sth Of August have been re-
ceived. Among the passengers are Hon.
A. II. Everett, U. S. Commissioned to
China, who returns on sccoun; of III
health; Amory Edwards, Bearer Of Des.
patches and Argentine Minister, and J.
Minor Clerksoe, Esq. OF Philadelphia.
The U. S. (rigate Rartan, CAPITA n
Gregory, bearing the broad pennant Of
Commodore Turner, and the y. S. brig
cambridge, were at Rio on the 2Sth,
The Bainbridge was to sail FIR Monteyid-
60 on the 29th.
The Journal of August %, contains adj
vices from Monteviieo 10 the Eth. On
the 81, Admiral Brown, commander o.
The BuenoS Ayrean squadron, made sal
for that port, but the French brig D'As,
saiz and the English sloop Of war Comu:
opened their fire upon him and compelled
him TO come again to anchor. On the al.
ternoon of the same day, the whole ofAd
mral Browns squadron was captured by
the French and English forces. The for
eig1ets landed, and the A rgentines, among
whom was Admiral Brown, placed on
board Of the steamers TO be conveyed &c
Buenos Ayres.
At Munievideo the British and French
commanders were fitting out 1o,illa o
small vessels destined, it was said, to at
tack the island O. Martin Garcia.
The Journal contredic,s a rumor that
the Brazilian squadron would depart from
its neutrality and aid the British anC
French in their acts. The squadron has
been withdrawn.
Tho English and French residents a
Bueuos Ayres, have decided not to depart
or break up their establishments, in con
sequence of existing relations.
The Journal of the 2lst contains vari
Gus official papers, issued a: Mon,eyideo
among them are, Joint declaration iron
the French and British Ministers, Baror
Detaudis and Mr.. Ousley, that their mis-
sion and purpose were simply TO ensure
the perfect independence Of the Orienta
Republic. unaccompanied by any idea o
INVASION or acquisition OF territory and 4
notification that the port Of Buseo was
blockaded from the LIST Of August, neutra
vessels being allowed until the 18th te
withdraw.
The British and French commanders
had landed thousand troops. with orders
10 attack Orobe il he committed sny hos
tile act against the city Of Monlevideo.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-09

PoTATo RoT,--Mr. William Cammack,
a very skilluI hor.icullurisl of this Dis
lric;, anticipated the French savan in his
recent discovery, and mentioned TO us,
nearly year since, that he was convin-
ced the disease arose from parastlcal
plant, the roots OF which penetrated the
potato and caused the mischief COM
planned of. Evidences Of the existence
Of this parastical destroyer may oe per-
ceiyed by any one who examines disea.
sed potato after il has been cooked. Nd
tfonal InteMgencer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-09

o. At the late annual commencement OF Jeffer-
son College, at Csnuonsburg, Pa, tho Rev. r. j.
BREcxEsRIDeE, d. D., was inaugurated as it's
President, in the place of the venerable MATHEW
BRowS, D. D., resigned. The degree of L. L. D.
was conferred the Hon. HENRY CLAY Of Ken
lucky. We perceive also that the honorary degree
Of A. NJ was conferred on our townsmen, Dawn
II. SrRorHER, and also upon DR.. JOSEPH f SsoD-
GRASS, formerly of this County. and now the Edi-
tor OF the Saturday Visler, Baltimore.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-09

GorNG AHEApd EARNEST South
erner" writes from New York TO the
Richmond Wing that a company salready
formed, with a capital OF twelve mil ons
ofdolsrs, who mean to apply 70 the Legis-
lsture, at its next session, for charter to
construct, Railroad from Richmond TO
Guyando,te, without asking cent from
the State Winchester Rep.
fsJ-virginia had better do tho work hersel[, II
il should be expedisnt to undertake. il.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-09
RAIN.

We hsye at last been blessed with good rains.
which have come at most favorable time, as our
farmers are aIl or nearly all done seeding IL COM
mencej raining about IL o'clock at night Satur.
day, and continued steadily nearly the whole of
Sunday. On Monday it blew up quite cool and
until early on Wednesday morning,
when IL commenced raining again very fa., and
ives still raining when put paper TO press.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-09
THE RESULT I'm MARYLAND.

The Democrats hsve elected 4 aud the Wings 2
Representatives to the next Congress. The Leg
islature will stsod--in the Senate, Wing, H. DEM
ocrau 7-House Of Delegates, Wings 43, Demo
cfats 80.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-09

The late English news brought BY the steamship
Csmbris--which will be found In another column
has caused az advance Of rs cents Der barrel in
Flour 10 the New York market. and an advance on
Whests IL the Baltimore market q 5 OF cents per
bsshsl. ami Flour i2a cents per barrel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-09

The Washington Journal says there are
now on the file in the Navy department,
upwards Of 100 applications for situations
in one branch Of the Naval service.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-09

A POOR PLACE FOR BAcHELoRs. The
Springfield, III. Register records thai there
are but twelve manageable females now
in that city, eleven of whom are engaged
and adyertisss for "more female help"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
LATEST ARRIVAL
OF VERY DESlR NILE
FAIL 81 WHsaGPrGO0As

NO 40. HEAD or WATER ST.
THE undersigned ~ now receiving the largest
and best selected lot Of desirable goods ever
offered in his line in this city. direct from the
best houses in Philadelphia and Baltimore, in
p }Tt as loiiows.
BROAD CLOTHS.
80 pieces Blue, black, brown. Invisible green,
claret, cadet, dahila and russet brown cloths
approved makes; also blue black iwilled Belgian
htles; IA de very desirable, 50 ps cassnets all
colors and pricesi Do diamond wave and vine
very desirable; g pieces pilot and flushing cloth
very heavy; lots heavy blue and green Mack.
nav blankets for coats.
VESTINGS.
Rich fg'd silk and woollen velyets, late STYLE
and best quality; Merino do; Satin, PLAIN and
fig d do; lasting and cashmeret, new sytle vest
ing; American. French and English. with n great
variety of articles in the above line, which will
be made up TO order in the very latest fashion
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue, green, brown and olive dress and frock
coats; Beaver and pilot over coats; Do frocks do;
blue black, double wave do; Diamond and plain
cassInet coats, frOcks and costtees; general as
sortmcnt of Sack coats, all colsrs and shades;
London tweed, Ky Jeans and Mexican mix do,
very cheap; 800 Vests, various qualities Il prices,
Gents 3-4 and cloth cloaks, all cuors and
qualities; cashmere. cassinet and X Jeans PANTS
and vests; wool and cotton knit under shirts:
Linen and Muslin do; bOsOms, collars stocks 81
sHarfS; 81 ives, suspendeTs aud comforts; red,
yellow and green canton and domestic flannel s.
0lnding IT mmRgs &c; 100 prs coun try knit 2
hsse.
The attention of former customers and III
public generally, is respectfully invited as we
are determined n II 10 be behind The cheapest O
our ghbors IN selling good bargains for cash
oc 10 ALEX ROGERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
SOMETHING NEW.

e. WETMoRE u co. have lust opened ,
new aud cheap FURNISHING WARE,
HOUSE al Noe. North Howard 81, Baltimore
nearly opposite the Whentfield Inr,) wh,r,
hey intend TO Keen on hand an ex,en sive assert
msni OF Fancy Hardrdrs, Gallery y German
>Hrer Ware
All kinds ct !apanmed and Britannia Ware.
Lamps GiranSoles. Tea Trnvs of all kinds.
locks, Plated Ware, Tia, Wooden and Willow
Ware.
Baskets. PrusEes, brooms, Mats &c.
Cheap Kitchen Furniture, cooking Utensils
and every variety Of useful and fancy HOEse
Keeping articles.
Persons iust commencing house keeping will
here end every article for their convenience a,
The lowest New y ork prices.
Country Merchants and Others visiting Bali.
more are invited to call.
u Goods solo on COMMISSION ~ thsmanu-
tSciurer's prices Noe, Howard 81, Baltimore.
oct 2-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
CITY OFFICERS FOR 1915.
MAYoR-G EU DULTY.

Couneiimea
Thos Hughes, Matthew NIL are, w p Wilson
w w Sbiver, A s Todd S Brady,
sanboIn, Geo Mcndell, o " H:iSkelI.
M Nelson, f Coen, WIN Pumphrsv
Jacob Amick, B f Kelley, J II Roberts,
ID Lamb
STANDING COMMITTEES OF The
COUNCIL.
On Observation-Disclosures Nelson, Brady and
Wheat.
Or Finances Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb.
On Aecoun.s-Messrs Shriver sanborn and
Kelley.
On Streets and Auies-Messrs Todd, Will
son, Ncnde,l, Amck and Kelley.
On Water Works-Messrs Sanborn. M'I.urc
Todd, Coen and Roberts
On Market Hense-MeSs.s Heiskell, Pun.
phrey and Coen.
On Coal Banks-Messrs Amick, wi son. Re.
berts and Superintendent of Water Works
On Wharres-Shriv.r, Hughes and Amick.
ca Fire observation-disclosures Todi, M'Lure.
Sanborn PumPhfey and Roherts.
On P-taiOns-Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn.
On Salarie,-Messis Kelley, MLure, Shirt
yer, Brady and Nelson,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
4 q FAIRCulLD.

l39 MAIN STREET. WHEELING.
NDEALER'in Watches. Clocks. Jewelry. S,lvc
~ aud Plated Wnr.. Fancy and Variety Good
%c--omr- al Wholesale and Retail n complete n,
sfi'neh; OF Studs in his line. Among the lcadin,
ARTICLES oi NV nasnri'neni are The following:
WATCHES AND JEWELRY- Gold nse Full
'ewtled Lover Watches. Gold Case Anchor Escapc
mem Lever Watches with Gold Dals GolS DupleA
shd L"lhe Watches. Gold Case Verge watche,
S"Nef Deihch Levers. Sitter Anchor do. S,lyet
hep'ne watches, Silver Alarm do Gold Guar,
Chams. G"ld Fob de-. ROXY Emerald, Pam, lame,
Enamel sapphire and G,ld Stone Breast Pms Do d.
niger Rugs. Gold Ear Rings. ID, Shir. Studs ID
10 Guard Chains. b. Fob de-. D., Guard Keys. ID
roo do Glib Guard Keys. d. Cun Pins Steel md
o"i Wn'oh keys. Gold. Silver. German Silver and
e'eeI Spec'ncles. German Silver and Mnrneco Spec
'ac,e Gases. Silver Pencils, German Silver Pencils
dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
W llOLESALE AND RETAIL
ROCK GTnRE

JOHN FISHER, Agt, Book sci er and Station.
:, er' no 1873, Main Street Wheeling, Va. so
customers at his ola stand, where he will be
able to supply Thorn with Books and Stationery
al reduced plices. He has now IN hand lar re
ASSORTMENT, and is constantly receiving supplies
oil MEDICAL, Mi seellaneous, Theological and
school Books Also, Bibles Of every variety of
Binding, all OF which he is able 10 afford as
the city.
Highest price given for Rags ia exchange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
NEW GCCDs!
GOODS.

nREFR q MOTTE, No i62 MARI et square,
~ are now feceivine their Second sio,k of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Having purchased them a. great reduction Of
price. we are prepared to offer good Bargains 10
those who NAV fay " us with a call La the az.
sortment NAV be fonndi
Dress Goods. Cashmere D'Fco.se rhur,h
rcdosan, Afghan Plaid. Mons line de aine very
cheap; Alpnca, Luslre all kinds 3oper cent low.
or than usual; 6inehams, every variety.
funcy Articles. Trimmings dc-Hosie-v Of
.very Kind; White Goods, Irish Linen, Ru..,n &
blrdSSye hnpe' crash; Alpaca Aprons; Brown
ana Whte Holland; Trimming Cimps and Erin.
Sesi SIR and Norstcd Serge; Silk ana Nors,ei
ria. bihnnime; coat cord, Twist, Sewing Six,
ihreud, Bnttons; Sicoia Sc Sc
a large assortment of English and Americ an
Iallcoes. very cheap.
r, Tor Geitiefnep's Usdr.--C'loths, cassimeres.
Satunets' kenIuok v Jeans .Tweees. s atm M.ri.
noe, cashmere and other Ncstinss; Gents era
watts and stocksi all of which we can sell a,
much lower Trices than they were sold early in
the season. 100 :"
Domsstic Goods Red, brown, yellow and
white Flnnne'. PLAID, insev, rrillinps the hes,
mates OF brown aud bleached Muslin, Ticking
checks, D"nesrc Stripes and Plaids Cotton
arm ana carpet chain, always en- hand
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
CHEAP
Hat AND CAP AL NIrEA r,,rnr

HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY.
a. AVERY, No 10 Monroe street, Wheeling
~. Va.respeclfully announces To his old friends
and the public ~ general, that he has now on
hand large and superior stock Of
HATS AND CAPS,
the late Fall fashions comprsing all Quail
ties, shapes and sizes. His Hais are mapufac.
tirCi under ms OWE immediate superintendance,
Of the finest materials and by In bust of work
men, aud will be sold,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
at prices STILL 10 YER than they have
ever been offered IN this City. Those wishing
TO purchase IA rs or CAPS vii find il 10
their ADVANTAGE TO give him a call before pur.
chasing elsewhere. OCt4 5 AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12

NM r. nave now received from the East, n large
w addition to DOR stock Of Fresh aud Ch,ao
Winter Dry Goods Just such articles as You WIN,
Tor tie season.
AlPacas ell colors priees Rich Bonnet Rihbans;
Salius; Feotbers and Fl,,ys,..
olnpd and Plain Silks; GImps Cords e. Velvet
rich high cold Cnsbmeres; Trimmings;
Mourning do Jel Prs and Bends;
800 Prints, some splendid; Bonner Silks g. Sarns;
Real Turkerri Shnwls; India Satin A.
Cashmere dn; I,nces md Edpinps
Piein and Embroidered Insh Linens & Lawns;
1hbcl 10; Gtores and H0SItro;
Cloth Of various cUiOrs do; Wnrstcd Comforts:
Black Merlno do; 1914 Blankets, superior;
Blanket do; Cnrpci;
GinghnmE Umbrellas,
CIolhs, we can sell cheaper than any other House
~ the Guy; Shirts and Dawes;
Snitiacis 10, some at 3OIc; Snperb Cassimeres fer
jeans GenilCmeh's Weor
! bale Ticks. low; Vesrines do, some
case CbcckS as low a. fps;
D bales oheeiings; Wool Net CAPS;
Canton Flannels; Lnscys;
Brushes. all klnds; Buuons
few fne Braid Bonneis Brnids;
and will he sold lower 2cuscs Sewing Cotton;
than usna Sewing Silks:
Table Linen, Crash and 5 cnses CAPS, viz. Cloth
Diapers Fur'd aud Fur Glazed
OIL Cloth; aud Hair Seal;
Bpnnet Flames. Crowns & Sine Thread;
Leno; Cunts, abuut $50 gross:
Flanncls in fhnndnnre;
Bard de- for Ciuukinrs;
And thousand other articles non tedious n men.
ton, bni VII he shown Tree of charge IT, ihose who
coll. and cheaper. much cheaper Than hsfeioipre--
please examine.
JOHNSTON. BGRRYHmL & co.
dec 10 G. M 1871 Main street.
| NTOMEN'S KIP LACE BOOTS 90 $50 pair.
! w Women's Kip Lace Buut4 II tho right srrtpc
! lust received III ihe Brs Red Bot
J dee sAAL NCLSLLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12

NoMBs. IVORY COMBS. by the dozen or sin.
~ gle one. Shell Tuck Combs. Shell SIDE Combs
Shell Pocket Combs. Buff,lo Horn Combs. BRAZILIAN
Horn Combs, Brnzilian Horn Tuck Comb. Bfazilian
Horn Side Combs. English Redd,ng Combs. Horn
Redding Combs, Horn Pocket Combs Wood Pocket
Ismhs, German Silver Pocket Combs For sale by
uec 10 A o FAlRCII Id