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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-19
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Has receired most ofhis rery large purchase Of
Spring and Summer Goods,

las receired most ofhis rery large purchase Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
2 .NIBRACING large lot Of sinehsms. lawns
~ baraas drrss goods, black and fancy dress
handkerchief, with almost every nulcle Of Indies
summer wear, white goods, brock linens; with
other dress Trimmings; thread Iaces, Isle aces
aud edgug-, and Insenirgs.
Gentlemen Wear
IN great vancy-,lplhs asst. all wool kinds,
7radctes, C'utcn cloths fancy cashmere, &c,
cotton summer wear, with something nice for
chIldren.
Bro'0n ind tha,hei musii,aS, r,yy cleop.
Ladies Fionncr, Chin. pearl stuw, with . few
very tno English PUNISHABLE Boune,s. also, a
pretty Rutlaud braid bonnet rs low as 81 so each.
Ladies wishing TO supply themselves with new
bonnet aud nice ribbon, must not fsi To cali
aud see them. Ladies' and ,hidrcns Slip,
Busblns, &C. Particular attention is r,uuesred
I" the hcady Made Clothing.
Many persons have been accust med to 20 t.
chicago aud N. Louis to make their purchases
IN this hnc, It S topcl every reasonable buyer
eau be satisfied and induced to buy here, when
they sc tie style AID prices.
SH oHd Coti0H P0,0s0S, from 70 to 400. Al
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I0ministrator Notifies.
La Sale Probafc(Ourt.

VINiiE regular term OF the Probate Court for
L the county Of La Sale viii be held ON the
fret Monday oi every month at the Office Of the
Probate Justice IN Ottawa. II. Il. COTTON.
Scpis. 1917. P,Ob Jisi,cs
NOTICE Is hereby gwen to at pcr.uus ha-
= ing claims against the estate If BrrUUEL
CIAnK, late Of the county Of Kendall, m stare
OF Illinois, deceased, to present the same before
the probate court, 10 be held at Oswegn on the
first Monday of JuLc next, as hare .fS-i on
That dag far GGjud,c0ting The sumo. 6 80
kegdH en-. Ap II. JANE CLARK, od,n C.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-19

4 lOINEh MEN Hhoemukcrs, Of sober and
"A industrious habits who understand their bu-
sjncss. No Others need apply. mar Il.
WI. HASKELL.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03
From the Charleston Courier. of April "a.
LITE from EEJ.ERPOOx.
ARRIVAL OF THE SARAH SANDS.

ARRIVAL OF THE SARAH SANDS.
we receI.ed at a late hour on Friday
night Tclcgraphic despatch, giving u.
me following summary of news, brought
by The steamer Saruh Sands, at New.
YORK. which vessel lett Liverpool on the
Sd inst.
An European war had commemorate
he Austrian troops were expelled from
Sirdlnia. Poland is in state OF lnsurIec.
ton. Russia was about sendng troops
South, bot were likely 10 be opposed. Ly
Pruss aud France. Tie French army
were marching North.
Money Consols Sl5. Stocks dull on the
oninenl, owing TO further failures ia Lon.
don.
The Grain and Flour Markets dull. in
consequence Of increased receipts AID fac
weather.
No change in trade in Manchester
Leeds woulen market someM hat bet err.
Cotton, Bowed, a AZ; New Orleans
% So Sales OF tie week - .670 hsles.
Flour 81 23s Corn % 3Os.; Wheat
Is a IS Oh. Lard Is to 2s lower.
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THE NATIONAL DEBT.

We cop, tho following statement FROM
Ne. Smith, speech, ii Tie House Of Rep
rescn'aiives;
Pom tie 3l>tD oemhsr, 1911, TO the
3la December, 1872. thetXpepses nf his
Ga,etumca, arre S}7,s29igS 10. Foom
the 81 Decenber, tsl2, 70 he same dsy
of lsl3, the expenses wee @2s,oc2 3S6
81 F,om the sane day Of 1913 10 De.
crmhe, 3lst, 1914 hey were $50, l27,.
CSC 80, Taus, 10 three Years, embracing
tho whole pciind of tie war wIih Great
Biiuin, the nation ! EXPENSES, including
all the expenses OF the war, aswell ms the
civil establishment, were SO, 039,5S2 20.
Now, what arc TIN expenses cou'rac.
ted by this warl The expenses Of the
Government, from the 30h June, lsiS,
Il 30lh JUNG, SAT, we're $50 45l III G5
TIM, was fnr a period bat onu month afer
the war wss begun. For the year from
tho 30lh June, l3l1, 10 the 30ih june,
lsiS, tho estimated expenses were sos
Gla 600 o.. Aud the esi,atcs tuf the
next ycir were $5j,6I4,9il -. The
aggregate far these til &c years was Sl73.
7ll,779 Al, or an excess over the eypen-
diures during the late war Of S91 ,612 ISL
Al; more, In fact, than double the expcn-
ses Of The late war; for the whole as1'e.
gate Tor that war. rs he had shown, wa,
but SO ,Q39, $50 90. They all, however
mus, know that these estimates were no'
correct. | would be noticed that the Sec
te,ary of the L easury had estimated thu
cxnenses Of tAis less than the past yeat
and for the next less than the present. Iht
expenses OF the Il ST year of tue war @oN
estimated 10 be greater than would be re
qu,,ed for Subsequent years, when ihel
had every reason TO believe they would b
much higher.
"lf, however, the expenses should be on
" as high, then the excess would be ; lo2,
2l3.95S 90. Blu, did any gentleman Their
suppose the expenses would be less TIN
wear than the last 7 Did not every on
know that the estimates for those year
wore erroneous Nay, they were absurd
| Every one mus, know tina, as the war pre-
, o essed its expenses would increase. The
were already called upon to raise th,ft
thousand more t'oops; and, while calm
r upon them to do this, the Executive to'
h them that the war could be prosecuted f
4 less sum than i, was the past year. ID
d gentlemen believe il, Would the Peep
;. Of this country. would any man of ordln
q ~ intelligence believenl What had the
d done towards reducing the expenses {
s the mex, year Had they decreased Il
nav of the so,1ieri Had they DIM
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03

For someiime past the practice Of treat.
ing Tor votes had been 10 q greet extent
put down IN our Community, and that
ihro' the influence the Temperance cause
effected on public opinion; until recently a
hard struggle look place IN this county for
some petty Offices, when that of treating
became the order Of the day, and The hearts
oi all true friends to their couptry's moral.
ny aud religion were pa ned to see the ha.
vnc made on the morals OF the cammuni.
ty. the scenes were so disgusting, that
many good men viii stand aloof from the
polls. as they will not cas-, vote for any
one VII" puLsues the practice.
Add now felinw-cltizens, candidates for
oillce II YOU wish 10 ohian the suffaees
aud good wishes of the sober and steady
part Oh The community, go before the peo-
pie and ask them for their suffrages stand
upon Your dignity, and'If you fail in your
elections, you will have The testimony Of
g'nd conscience, that YOU have not deara.
deh Yourself, nor Gebased your fellow men
by goln. INTO Office over the PROSTATE nor
ais OF your country. We call upon yGn as
" higs, 10 support those high and emo.
bling principles you are bound to support,
10 carry out your principles We wish you
10 take dignified stand in your eleclonepr.
ng campaign which will embodcn you to
.uhmii 10 The s,rictes, scrutiny.
rarely ever write for the Press, bot
he subject Is Of such vital importance to
4
he c"mmnnIty that wish to provoke those
'ho are able, 10 treat the subject as its i'm.
ortance demands, to come on, and dis.
nss the subject, and Il possible put doan
practice so derogatory 10 the character .
nd morals Of an enlightened community.
Yours. &c. MEMO.
Csba'rus, n. C.. April &C. ls4s
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Correspondence Of the News.
DETECTION IN THE CAMP.
WAsnixo Abr

I WAsniNoros. April is. ls.s.
The Individual employ ed by he Julua,
and WHO sent to the Journal Of Commerce
copy of the Correspondence between
Nh. buchanan ami Mr.. Ttlst, appeared be.
lore the Chairman Of the Co rm,iec on
Foreign Affairs Mr. Haonegan) this morn.
ing. He saia that he did not, Directly or
indirectly, obtain tie sponicnce from
Tue Union alice, aud shat as he hsd busi.
ness 10 New York, i.o eAnsenled to act as
the agent fr lhird parly Tine .ea,'e.
maa remarked 10 friend, his mnfpiag,
TINT be did consider that he had done
any thing dsboaorab!e. To.mofrnw, al
AN carly hour, a mo'ion viii be made IN
the Senate 10 go Intn esecu'Ise session,
when i IS probable thai Mr.. Bennett, Of Tie
New York Herald, viii be examined n.
witness, The correspondence having been
offered 10 him for three hundred dollars,
which he would not give. before il was
sold 10 the journal Of Commerce for half
The amount
As TO making use Of private matter; il
Is known 10 q that MIR. Iris, sent ceriain
10 Mr.. Buchanan aud the Pre-.
slden, with regard to the gasconadc, vain.
glory, aud sp.i.puffsry Of Gen. Pillow,
With yiew 10 pat he Executive Depart.
fnea, upca their guard. BY the recent
Developments of the court martial ia Mex.
CO, - appears stat fti',.-- L.d a rony of
Nr. Tns's lelier which he produced -
af. Polk communicated his 10 his mil
ary friend a, ,imo when be CHE Picsi- .
lent) was engaged in the a,iemp, TO dts
grace General Scott! Almost every ono
n the political circles here condnmn the
Pses,den, for this breach Of ptivacy--i' is
,uked upon Il. an rffaf To bolster up Pll
ow. who was once law partner o! one Of
lie pvlks.
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Trinity School.
VT. Rev. l.. IVES, Visitor.
Rev, +, vi. Hubbard, Rector.

FENlllS Institution, IN a rs'irof, beautiful ana
= healthiul situation, abou, miles West OF
Ra'eish, offers peculiar advantages for he Eda-
cation Of the young. The system OF Instruction
is thorough ard designed 10 tam hol IN the Fue
method, and correct habits OF study. Taey are
i,cd for any Class in the University or for CON.
mercial %. A constant supervision is exetelsel
over their morals aud manners, aud especial at
tenton is paid to inoir instruction In the ducr!uos
aud duties Of Religion.
Ample provision is made for tho sccommcdl-
ton of thirty Pupils, to which number The School
will, for The present, be limited aud OF these,
places for the larger part are al'eldy engaged
As general rule, boys viii not te admitted over
fourteen years OF age.
TERMS: For BOARD, Tuition, g. for Session
of Five Months ISL SO, 70 he paid in advance.
The mex Sess on will commence ON the ith oil
June. lS4S. Further information will be given,
on application to the Rector a. Raleigh.
i April a6. ls47. 1873
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A very severe hail storm ,sifed thi,
and the neighborins counties Gu last Wed
nesday, goth Of April it did considers.
bic damage in some places. Gen. Mean,
near Concord had q fine field Of rye very
much injured by il, md an clubhouse some.
what damaged by the wiod which prevail.
cd at tho time. To day MAY 2i,) We
had similar Wis I, but not ofqsite 50 blus.
teriug achnrac,ef as the former. Where
is Mr.. kendalll Can't he divine some.
'hing suspicious, or inau-bicious Cor one Of
he parties, from The frequency Of such
storms.
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--latest Despatch.

Late last evening, we received from oul
attentive correspondent in New. Y ork, ,
despatch giving further aud very important
intelligence from Europe, received by the
Sarah Sands, which left Liverpool on the
81 instant.
( The Chariists in England are. il is sta
ted, almost 10 stale Of revolt. The ir.h
are buying arms Of all kinds, and the Pc.
Ice afe ffaierBizIng with them.
Troops have been sent 10 Scotland, 10
prevent disturbances there.
The Char,l.ts were to nee, at Noting
ham on The 81 INST It was previously
proposed ;ha, they should march into Lon.
d"", all armed, fye huudIed thousand
strong.
The Telegraph wires bvtwezn London
and Liverpool were broken when the Si.
Toh Sands Ieft.
france is said 10 have been in a quiet
state. with the exception Of some petty
disturbances among the woIkmen.
4 Northern Italy is in foil revolt, and
the Austrian troops driven before the PEG,
pie in all directions.
The report that Prussinn Republic
had been formed was premature. The
King Of Prussia is still on his throne, bot
was granting concessions to the people TO
almost any extent demanded.
There was every probability Of war
between Germany and Prussia.
Tranquility prevailed in Austria. II is
believed thar the Austrfans viii unite with
Germany.
Tue Russian feet was coming down the
Sa'tlc, and cannon had been p'aused ..
Elslnofe 10 inGt.~r' ~. TINS force was
destined TO render assistance 10 M King
Of Naples. All Southern Russia was in q
state Of revolt.
Several arrests were made in Spain Of
persons charged with solution.
The Pope has issued procla nation ex
har'in. the church to respect klngs.
The kiag Of Naples has abdicatsd, and
appeals for assistance TO other Powers.
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COURT OF INQUIRY.

The Military Court at Mexico have gol
nod of the Pillow case, and the way they
90 make The feathers iiy, is truly alarming
10 The friends of the modern Leonidas. II
must be truly Notifying 10 The Mexicans,
when they reflect upon The character Of the
officers by whom they have been so badly
h'gged A more ridiculous piece of bust
ness has never been brought to light, than
That disclosed by this Cour, Of Inquiry.
Mr.. frl't seems TO be as thoroughly au
fda at exposing he character Of his former
I'iend, Gen. Pillow, as he is al making
Continent
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still Eater fr.o:zi Europe.
Arrival of the Acadia al Boston

-
Yesterday morolug, about II O'Clock,
We received relegraphlc intelligence Of
Ihr arrival uf the b.. steamer Acddia, at
Boston, from Liverpool, which place she
left on the Sin inst bringing five days la
ter Intelligence than furnished by the Sa.
nah Saads.
L. the course uf the afternoon, we re.
ceiYcd from our Baltimore correspondent,
the fnliawing synopsis of the intelligence
she brings, winch, il will be seen, is con.
li,matory Of the new. published Yesterday,
in reference 10 the state Of affairs OF Eng.
land and Iceland.
There was general commolon through.
out the whole Of Europe. Austria was
entirely dlsorganized.
A difficulty has arisen between Holland
and Russia, on account OF encouraging 70.
land.
The triumph OF the people Of Hanover
had been completed.
Russia was flooding Poland with troops
Belgium, Prussia and Austria remon.
s,rated against the demonstrations made N
Paris agains, their respective governments.
Great Excitement existed IN Ireland and
England. Government had issued Proc
lamation agaln>, the Chartst demons'ra.
tinns, which were to take place on The 10Th
last, forb,dding the people 10 assemble
which created great excitement, and pre-
paratioas were making to go on with re-
nevea yioor determination,
Government was using all ITS power &c
suppress the attempt at Rebellion ~ Ire
land.
Appeals for equal rights we're energetic
ana declarations made that II was now loo
late to repeal the un'on-and that Re
public alone would satisfy the people.
Smith O'Bren and delegates from TIKI
, Repeal Association waited on Lsmarin'
, in Paris. He expressed sympathy, bu
said nothing offensive to England, declar
inc tho determination of France not TO in
,eriere with the internal affairs of o,he
, nations.
France was quit, and tranquility pre-
, vniled in Lyons. The elections in tn
/ National Guards resulted favorably 10 tn
republican candidates.
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ished the soldiers raiionsl Had they cut
oil any OF the Prrquisites which the army
might clalmi Had they done any thing
10 lessen the expense Of this war1 Moth.
ing, absolutely nothing; and yet. according
I" the reasoning Of the Executive, we may
eoon To raise new armies, and all the while
The expense shall be less Than heretofore.
The deawas absurd"
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state OF the narkcts-Cotton. Sc

The un avoTable news from Europe, ho.
had the effect of keeping Cotton on he dc.
scending scale. The outside prices now in
COLUMBIA, 81 Go. Ia Camden 4 q G.
Flour Is worth from s to 5! and fac choice
SO, "a Columbia. Something css than lha,
IN markets on this side oi that place.
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Lines

On being presented With some flowers
culled BY young Indy unknown 10 US:
Whence came We flowers emblem. meet
OF all that's lovely all that's tar!
Sweet symbols tru y. Of the Y rtus
Wit and grace. aud maichless beauty
of Natures lovrii-st creation.
To females fair Id iiken thee,
For where We bloom. sweet odour. We exhais,
Not unlike IN their eGcis
10 good natures smiles which play around
The vermeiile IL Of dear woman.
Aye. like those smiler, yc soften
Mans stern harder nature.
But. It's only ~ ono lone respect.
That can draw faini s.rnilitude,
Tween thee and man
ri, wien thy fragrance has escaped,
When all thy varied hpes aud unis
Are faded 10 a dull cold grey:
Then. then indeed. We are not unlike.
The cherries. hearlicts. ssnseless bring,
Misspty called Creations Lord.
'"l.ords Of creation, men we eal.."-OH
Sosg.
LEARY.
CutKLoTrr Anil 40 1919
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Scott was hourly expected at Vera Cruz.
The Court Of Inquiry has. il is said, ad-
Journed 10 the United States.
The Telegraphic wires between this and
Mobile are cut.
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IYIE.EGAI,

y MOUND. about half mile on the Salisbury
a road. Bunch Of KEYS, in nuuber, which
tie owner can get by calling at the Journal OfFice
and paying for this advertisement.
MAY g. l94s
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ECONOMY.

A man who chews Sl4 worth Of tobac.
CO annually, and stops bis newspaper be.
cause he can not afford to take il.
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Cold Lever Watches. iull iswelIed, 3
karat cases, s35 to 10
Gold pEP'ne Watches. iaxeiled. IS ka-
rat cases. Is to 80
Silver Lever Watches, full isxel,ed, II to ~
IEpine g TO 10
Quarters, fine qua,ity. full jswel,et. 8 to IL
common 5
Gold Pencils. L5p
Cold Pens, diamond point, si.ye, hJder
and pencil. Ii2
Silver Tea Spoons, Silver warranted c.
qnal to coin, $50
With a large assortment af Diamond troas.DiB.
and diamond finger rings hi IA all s. !. much
cheaper than any store IN the city. With large
stocs Of gold neck, curb and III. rhsinS, earrings
and every thing in he Watch qad Je.e!ry line.
all OF which | am dciefAinea 20 eea cheaper than
can be bought esev here. am i lied win
small profits end quick SAILS
As io- my stock Of Watchts bp;h gold and 81.
yer. defy competition; ~ regards aiiaiiiy ard
quantity am prepared 10 sci. il.em 5y the single
watch, by the dozen or gioss, 50 that p-rsons can
be sure Of being suited with watch out Of my
extensive stock. Persons, Is seud tie atnonn.
OF money which they wish 10 txpcaG, can have
gonds sent 10 any part cgt.ie United States West
Indies OF CanaGa; or by sending the money TO
any nKpfess oifiee the nioney h be raid en- tho
delivery OF the goods. All ask il trial, TO con-
vince persons IL will b. mach ia their advantage
20 purchase from me. | guarantee all goods
eel L be what they represented Or The money
viii be refunded. p ease save tbs advertisement
aud coll a,
LEWIS LhDOMUS'
Alb MARKET St. above Eleventh, North side,
Philadelphia.
L. rF
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Ecgis,leiltal Orders.
.fcar Sterling .Rc0Eeuay.

I- gG HIS institution is stu
N-NEEaA ~ aled in section re-
sz4csssssZA InaEkabe for health and in
~ g@sfEEA moral and religions n igh-
s.s.5z;l - evzss-ssA hofhood, about nine mi!ss
WE. II fa,esviit- e
/, is under tie direction Of Rev. c, uHTeF, Of
the A K. Presbyterian Church, graduate o. Ia.
University. The following are the rstes OF tuition :
Studies preparatory for College. so 90 per sess
The higher English branche', so do
The lower English do 6 90 DO
The sessions consist Of five months each The
second session will commence on the first Mon
day uf May next. and close on the last Wedaes.
day Of September. Full Boarding can be had at
S. to SIS per mOnh. While the Classics receive
their share of attention, particular pains ia.
ken TO make the pupils what they should be, viz !:
English scholars The Dible withou, any com.
n,ent ia made class baok Parents and others,
aho desire to place those under their care in a
situa lioD favorable to niorsI well religious
culture would DO well to naircrize this school.
Dr.. JOHN NCCLELLAND,
LEVI ". ALEXANDER,
FIELDING WATTS,
ftHs-t
THOMAS MILLER.
IEANDFR ALEXANDER,
ABNER FEI MISTER,
ALFRED GUY
J, u. THOMAS, ESQ.,
Trustees.
April 81. 1913. ,3l
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son, LIS ates & Co and other celebrated makers.
Also, Anchor Esca pomenf, rEpnc ard Verii-
cal Watches some Of which are at the following
extremely !1w, retnced ?licss. UJWarranted.
Fnljswcled ,io.d Levers, IS kara; cases, s3s to40
Silver 1870 20
Gold rEqines, 25io3O
Silver II &c Is
Qlsrticrs, sto 10
Also, other watches Al lover than the above
prices suitable Tor traders, with splendid sssort.
mentof god chains, seals and keys gold and sill
yer pencils; Jewelry of every description.
Also, ., 3 and tune, Musical Boxes.
Old gold and silver bought or taken in exchange
and the highest ptice given.
AL Of the above goCes the subscriber will guar
antec as cheap as any other establishment in the
United S aies. Those wishing any thing III the
above line ate invited to call and be convinced Of
thc above facts n, CSC MARKET Street, below
Eighth south eide, Pailadelphia. l-''All orders
punctue'ly attended To-
u IMPORTANT TO WATCH MAKERS
AND DEALERS. "A largo assori men, OF Watch
Makers Tools and NJ lterisls selling oil below
est 10 clos, concern
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TsyIiE Subscriber has
II constantly en- hand
enc ofthe largest and cheap
est assor,mcnts Of tic above
10 be found in this city Of
elsev here. Watches, gold
aad silver, Of VI. |. Tobias,
josh. johnson, VIM. Babin.
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Gncg&.

ever kept in this place slider fo- wholesale or re-
tall We would ask those wishing to purchase
10 call and examine our prices before purchasing,
as we are determined to sell at very reduced pr-
ces either for CASH or to punctual desleTs. A.
mong our assortment we will mention few Of the
leading articles for Cash and every thing slss
priced accordingly:
Sugar Ii lbs for 81
Coffee lbs for
Moasses 30 cents pcr gallon
Nails g. cents per IS
Iron, hammered, } cts ber 10
30 rolled 4 do
Salt 81 per bushc sack = IS
Bagging is to20
CasiipgsS cents perth
Soal Leather +? to IS
Negro Shoes so cents &c 81
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CHEAP WATCH AND JEWLLRY STORE.
no. 24S NARKETST PHILADELPHIA.