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Sion of The Bic Book,

ESARso"s Wilson, sign Of the Big Book
conner OF Front and Market Sts.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
are prepared to fill all orders for Blank A ccount
Books, or bind all kinds of printed books in any
desirable style, at as low rates and as neatly as
can be done in the Union.
They have procured the agency for all the
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Hobensack's
sVe<sicNteA " O1'3ls' Sy1'vV,


TIE LITTLE SUFFERERS FRIEND.
Aa entirely Vegetable Preparation.
FOR THE
DESTRUCTION OF WORMS.
In offering this valuable Family Medicine 10
the public the proprietors are fully convinced of
thr geeat necessiiu there IS for such preparation
that combines safety and certainty Of action as
there are and have been many preparations Of
fcred TO the public that do not possess the viz
tues claimed for them
Our Mcdicr,ed Worm Syrup is compounded
of such vegetable productions stand high in
the estimation of the Medical Faculty for the
destruction Of Worms which annually sweep off
thousand, Of children to an untimeIy grave, for
the want Of such medicine our Medcated
Syrup which will etfectually destroy them
AGENTS
DR.. J. Wallace Elkton
r. l.. Thomas, North East
Black s. Brother Charleslown
Alonzo Snow, Port Deposit
Elkton Oct 80th lS47'
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COUGHS, Colds, Asthma.

The Indian Vegetable Balsam is the only rem
edy that W i'll with certainty cure the various
pulmonary diseases under which thousands sink
into the grave. 1t is pleasant TO the taste and
sold at so low price as to place it within the
reach ofevery person, Price IS cts ottle. For
sale by N. II. Gillespie, Rock Springs; J. Raw
hngs, Mt Pleasant; Haines & Stubs, Rising
Sun; J. Kirk, Pennington, and by Storekc ep-
generally.
Nov. eth A7-3n.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber having been appointed Consta-
BILE for the Third Election District of Cecil couu
ty, beys leave to inform his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he is now prepared to attend
to all business that may be entrusted TO his care
with prompmess
THOMAS TIIACKERY.
N. B. Persons wishing to place accounts IN
nv hands, can loavc tom with John A. Rankin
or David Alexander, Esqs,
Deer II, A7-9m /. 1.
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sHERMAN'S OLOsAONIAN, OR

ALL Il = A LING b A L s Am
this invaluable treasure, which has done moro
during IN, past six months in relieving the above
diseases, than any other remedy Ii tho world.
T'iis is no humbug, nor is any deception nracti-
z d, as the tcstmonalsare left at the Office for
the inspection ofall who may wish TO see them
Over THREE THOUSAND PERSONS
Have used this great remedy in the tity Of New
York lone since the 20lh of March last and no
compliant has ever yet been made conc rning its
effects; on the contrary, all who have ever used
it speak oft in term, of unegua lied praise and
among the number Of Cases which have been treat
ed BY the Olosa oman are to be found many OF
THE MOST .4STU.NIS HING CURES
On record. Read the following, and some OF
your doubts concerning tho efficacy ofthis reno
dy may he removed.
Mrs Wildly. the wife of f. Wiby, ESQ. residing
at 1873 West It'll street, was given up by tho
two physicians who attended her, and left to die
Every day was expected to be her last. Her
disease was pronounced consumptve, and during
her sickness she raised very large quantities of
bl God. Her cough was incessant, her weakness
and emacialion very great After using the Olo-
, saonian, or All-Healing Bilslm, short tlrie,
she was entirely relieved and now attending,
to her family duties about the house. where those
who doubt can call and see hor if they feel sutii-
GENTLY interested.
| .4riemas Raymond, who resided during HIS
sickness ut $50 Madison street, but has since
moved to Providence, r. l., was attended by
ofthe best physicians in the city. They attend
cd him the better part of three months and gavc
up his case as hopeless. They pronounced his
disease an Abcess or Liberation of the Liver,
and Scrofula ofthe Lungs They told him they
could not help him; and that he must die as his
Lungs were entirely gono. lie had monstrous
umuur in the side, which was opened and dis
discharged over three pints of matter from the
Liver, exactly resembling that raised from the
Lungs. He was persuaded by his friends to I
the Olosaonian, and after using two bottles was
entirely restored.
We would refer al who doubt the authenticity
ofthis case to MIR. Isaac Labagh, 81 Forfolk st,
VIII, visited Dlf. Raymond during his sickness,
and was familiar with his treatment.
Il HUNDRED CASES
equal us unpronising in their commencement,
have bcencured effectualy by this great Remedy
Have you a troublesome Cough Do you raise
Blood Are yot troubled with Asthma, diff
Guilty and shortness of Brcatbing' have you Night
Sweats be cautious. DO not be deceived in the
means you make use of for relief
HERE is THE REMEDY.
Sold in Elkton, by WIN. Torbert, and DR.. II.
II. Mitchell. March 6, Ally
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IFSIn addition 10 the above schemes we
have an ex;r. Small Fry drawing every Mon
day uud Wednesday.
Capital $1,000, Tickets 81.
Certificate ola Package of whole So, halves
$3.50, llr,ors S3,1j.
I~ss-Lew!sson 4 Co.. paw all Prizes on demand.
ISL. S Co., pay strict attention t" all on
ders and always send the managers official draw
ing to all who order Tickets from them. For
Prizes in all Lotteries now drawing, always APP
ply in person or order up by mail 10
G. Lewisso s. Co.
LIS Pratt ST., Baltimore, Md.
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Stoves ! Stoves !

The subscribers wish to inform their friends
and the public general, that they have received
general assortment of
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Graham'S Magazine monthly So per annum
Union do do do
Lady's National do 50 do
Godeys Lady's book do So do
4 mercan Review do So do
Democratic Review do So do
Ilortculturist do 50 do
Songs for the People do So do
Nineteenth Century quarterly So do
FIcsts Remarkable Events in hist
Of America l6 nos. % cts.
English Literature I6 nos. Is cts.
Chambers Miscellany l6 nos. Is cts.
Nc xico as it was and as it is I nos. IS cts.
Burdens Religious Ceremonies and
Customs nos. % cts.
Persons residing in the country by forwarding
us the amount Of subscription, can have any Of
these works sent to their address punctually.
Persons subscribing at our agency for amy of
the foregoing can have them bound IN our best
style at saving of at least a5 per cent.
ANY Job Binding directed to us will receive
our prompt attention, and we will warrant all
work done in our establishment to give satisfac-
ton regards style and price.
Don't forget the Sign Of the Big Book, Front
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NOTICE.

The Orphans Court Of Cecil county
hold their stated meetings on the End
Tuesdays of February, April, June An
gust, October and December.
GEORGE r. HOWARD Reg.
April 10Th 1876
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Valuable Real Estate at
PUBLIC SALE.

By order of the Orphans Court of &C.
Gil county, the subscribers will sell at
Public Sale, on WEDNESDAY, the LIST
of March next, the real and personal
property ofthe late Peter Askew, de-
ceased, as follows; viz:
No. |. The farm on which said Peter
Ashcw resided, containing
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By order of the Orphans Court of &C.
Gil county, the subscribers will sell at
Public Sale, on WEDNESDAY, the LIST
of March next, the real and personal
property ofthe late Peter Askew, de-
ceased, as follows; viz:
No. l. The farm on which said Peter
Askcw resided, containing
40 Acres
more or less; under fine state Of cult
walton, we'll watered, and enclosed with
good fences. The improvements consist
,46rezA OF a two story brick Dwell
GS4;;; "a ing, doub'c front-34 feet
] sss ssaa !. ! lhs front by IS deep and IN
S'zsssa'S which is an entry-6 feet
wide, between two parlors. There is
also large brick dining room aud kitch-
Ell in the rear with wash house attached)
over all which there is six good sized
chambers.-There is also spacious cellar
ing; and a pump of good water at the
door. The barn is ~ feet front, by 80
decp:-douhle-decked, with stone Gel
lar, and conveniently divided into stalls
for horses and cattle: all in good repair.
A pump of never falling water stands in
the barn yard. There is granary, with
carriage and wagon house under one COW
or: besides small log tenant house and
other out buildings. On the aforesaid
premises there is Il
Ham Ward.
with a two storied brick farmhouse: the
yard containing GO lay-away watts: seven
teaches, eight handlers, iunder cover)
with the usual number of lines, soaks,
bates, sc. &C., together with other con-
vcnicnccs usually found in country tan
yard. On the place is tull-bearing APP
pie orchard Of we'll selected fruit, a small
and select pear orchard; many peach,
plum, and cherry trees Of choice varic-
ties.
This place lies contiguous to lands OF
the Brick Meeting House; belonging to
Friends is on the public road leading to
Wilmington; within few yards of the
road leading from Philadelphia to Bati-
more, by which the stage between those
cities passes tri-weckly; is convenient to
places Of worship, good school, stores,
mills, sc. sc.
No. ,. is within mile OF the Brick
Westinghouse on the road leading to
the Rising Sun village. This lot con-
sistS of "a Acres,
one half Of which is in good state OF
cultivation. On it is
/ RaRK MJT.T
with new wheel, and water right.
This is also well enclosed.
No. 3. Consists of
ss3 Heres,
principally covered with young chestnut.
1t lies about miles North of Brick
Meeting House, and between the New
London ard OXIorl. roads.
! There Will also be sold at the same
time, good working horse: IA fine yoke
OF oxen, milk COW, nearly fresh; two
young cattle, 4 hogs, some corn, hay,
/ fodder, wheat in the ground, farming
utensils, spanish oak bark, green hides,
household and kitchen furniture, sc.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A.
II. and terms made known by the sub
scriJcrs.
DAVID 3. TRIMBLE, / r,.o
EDWARD ASKEW. LA '0iS
Jan -, 'lS-ts
Sign Of the Big Book.
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PROPERTY K'esEs SALE.
This is to Give Notice; That the

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscribers Of Cecil county have obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
,ers 'esiarnentary on the personal estate of
Peer Askew late Of said county, deceas
ed.-All persons having claims against the
said deceased. are hereby warned to cxhib~
it the same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on or before the 18th day of
JANUARY lS4o: they way Otherwise, By law,
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
questcd to make immediate payment to the
subscribers Given under Our hands this 9th
day of January 1917.
DAVID B. TRGMBLE, I r.,,
EDWARD ASKEW, NN W.
Jan 18th '4s-6w
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SpleA<sid lotteries for January
TSiS.
c. Lewiston & Co, Licensed Vendors.
Dro,t -, Rol,,,n1r,

las Pratt ST., Baltimore, Nd.
directly opposite the Baltimore and C';o Rail
Road Depot, and between the United States
and American Hotels.
Lewiston s. q. respectfully present the ci,-
zcns of Cecil county and the public generally the
following beautiful schemes for the approaching
New Year, for their inspection, and solicit or
doris which they may rely On being promptly and
aithfully executed.
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The Morning Train Of Cars from Phladel-
phia for Baltimore, arrive at Elkton quarter be-
fore l l clock. A. M.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila. at
quarter before II o'clock.
Evening train from Philadelphia now leaves
that city at o'clock p. NJ, and arrives at Elk
ton at halfpust G.
Night train from Baltimore arrives hore quar-
ter before II o'clock, P. NJ.
BENJAMIN WELLS, Agt.
Elkton, Dec. A, Al
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Wrench Merinoes Blue Black, Brown, Null
IL berry md Green French Meriuoes just re
eivcd by Brown & Nc Mlnc.
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40 Acres

under a fine state OF cult
watered, and enclosed with
improvements consist
OF Il two story brick Dwell
ing, doub'e front-34 feet
front by IS deep and IN
which is an entry-6 feet
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more or loss
walton, we'll
good fences.
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"oolen Comforts in great variety for sale BY
w Dec. is BRowN McINTRE.
DCTORlAL Life Of General Taylor,
L sale by
Oct2 BRowN s. MCINTYRE
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lHAvE FOUND A TREASU RE.
So says the consu,np,ivs who has been laboring
under distressing cough, pain in the side and
chest, and facilitating night swoata, and
could not find any relief. So s,ys the psth.
Inutlc, whose difficulty breathing was
such that he could not lay down at
night. So says the person who has
been bleeding at the lungs, md
who failed day by day until
he met with thisinvaluablo hclp
N"Q.u you know its name
SHERMAN'S OLOSAONIAN, OR
ALL HEA LING BALSAM
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Z! !!iillITl;y / Il

vsHiDAB.4rllA MEDICAL. HOUSE stati>1ed
4 Is ycais ago, nv DIR. klNkEllN. The oldest,
snr>i ad hand all forms of secret diseases
diseases the skin and solitary habits of youth, DR.
.kINkELIN, \. w corner Of Third and tuan SITS,
between spruce and Pine, 1! squares from the Elk
change.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth who injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED m--s habit frequently learned from
evil companions schooithe effects OF which are
nightly tet even when asleep, and destroy hos mind
cons tutionaI debility Immediately cured and fu visor
restored All letters post paid.
NOt'S Va MEN
II You vaue yonr late your health, reinemher, the
DELAY OF a month, nav, even week, MAJ prove Ynur
ruin both OF hedy and mind. Hence let 10 false mod
est deter You from making case known 10 ono who
from educ aiion aud respectahity can alone isfr end
,ou he y lu yieces himself under DIR. kmkem's rel
aent ma, resiousiy coudde ia his honor = ME
man aud ln whose bosom will be forever locked te Sc
croi OF the patient
Too nan, think they viii hug the secret otae,r owa
bratts ana cure themselves. Alas Low otien IN tbs
far a deasuu, ara heA many promising Young man,
VINO ign have teeU ornament 10 society, has Iaded
tlie eaIlh. - -. -
COUNTRY 1NNALipS,
finding IL announcement make personal application,
can 3 stating tier explicitly, together with all
Their symptoms, tcr letter post paid have forwarded
10 theni a chrsi containing Or. ks medicines approprl
aied accordingly.
pacsares OF Medicines forwarded to amy par; of the
United states at a moments notice.
y y Posi- paid letters, addressed TO DIX kihhLllN,
FlIa i,lnLa, will he pruHitiy attended to-
See advert iseinenI the Spirlt OF the Times PhIla
seinb,a Nov 26.-iy
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Coldridge's Balm of Columbia For

the ilsr.-lts positive qualities ioilows:--lst.
For infants, keeping The head free fIoia seurf aud
causing luxurious growth of The hair.
ID For ladies' after child hirth, restoring the skin 10
rs usual strength aud rnness, and preventing tha TAI
Ing Oui OF she hair.
3d. For amy person recovering from any debility, the
same effect Is pruducgd.
4IH 1t used a. infancy iii growth is started, IL
may he preserved by attention. 10 the latest period Of
lite.
jh Il frees The head from dandruf strengthens the
roofs. ipat,a health aud vieOrl the circulation, aud
prevents The iia ton changing color re tns sJey.
Oh II causes the hair 10 curl beautifully, wheH done
up "a II over nsAi. - No ladies toieI should evsr
"a. made without u.
EXpectorant syrup n be "o y ne. &c, hou
saats have Het premature death fol- tie want vi al
IGNITION he common COLD. Have gu a cough Rev
ur Bsrt81laineW's EApecsranl syrup, safe medical
FTvscf pton. containing poisonous tIues and used
extensive practice Tor several years, ~ at nos o
sfi,sey gave eiiet. and save you iron tsi uos a~fi
tseas. IgtnOnary Consumption. winch Isual. sweeps
grave, Hundreds 81 the yoang, the old The love
iy and tile ga.
The orly genuine for sale In Wheeling by 4. o. Fair
ciiid ia slcgtHvliic hs \. Conn. m fhIsbuT-h b Wm
Jacksuu. in u as!lusiun ny eNeehy 4 son, 81
ianss4le uy JohHs,n. also ia every Iowa "a I.uasB
vahia, Ono, Man lani and Virginia. dec 10
> Cases sicily LIIuenee case Rcfned do for sale by
- AZ IA JAS BAKER.
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NENI. AIDI. NlCI.

VEIN, NIDi. VIII.
TAR ALIENS VEGETABLE COMPOUND, for the
gS cure OF Dyspepsia, LINE Err COMPLAINT, NER
voUs DEBILITY, BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, &c sc.
This medicine IS offered 10 the public under The ass.
that there article in existence having
! by regular GRApuATE OF JEFFERSON col.
twenty years standing in Philadelphia, lis long expert
las confirmed him IN the opinion that compound
ed medicine required TO prevent and remedy the de-
Utilization produced by residing IN low MlAsMAflC
CLIMATES. and 10 counterfeit the prostTainr infuen
OF the many nervous disorders with which the hu-
family afflicted.
DR. ALLEN is a well known Physician, and has
uses the above medicine in tbs practice for EIGHT
YEARS with the most astonishing elect, having tested
It's qualities in aiove tive Thousand cases.
No medicine ever received more hatterng recommen-
ds;ion from Ply sicians OF eminent standing than has
/ Teen bestowed on ms Read the following;
/ The late DIR GEORGE MCCLELLAN, of Phiialei-
phia pronounced II one of the BEST TONIC prepsra.
lions had used and recommended II strongly in
cases OF Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility. etc.
The following IS an extract ofa letter from
DR.. ROBERT AGNEW,
an eminent Physician Of Lancas county Pa.
.'nR. ALLEN-DEsR SHIT is with great pleasure
that inform YOU OF the success attending hedi-
cine while employed N my practice. firn.y believe
Tia, eish the nt spepiic may, hy the
usa OF your Medicine, rid bimsei. Of TINS thorn ia the
pathway nf LIE. MOI only IA DyspePiic cases, but IN
dcbated state OF the nervous system, ioscbsr with a
tori of the Bowels, will your ELxIR be OF ines
d tGlnuiic value
The neAt 5 letter from
J. 4. CLEVELAND.
celebrated Physician and Dr. sgisl OF Charleston S. C.
given IN hIs own words az leag;h.
CadricstoA. April 10, lS47
1 ORG w ALLLN-DxAR sIR:-li is with great setis
faction take this opportunity of adding my experience
in the sale ana prescribing ot your Vegetable Compound
to5 the cure OF Dys ers a. within tie last eighteen
mouths, in more than hundred OF the most
obstinate nature many Of tleIn being Dys elie Of rom
TO fe, wears tan,ing and had led every treatment
audclnnaie, at last yielded and were entirely CURED
y 2 few hotcs OF your Invaluable compound; never
had Medicine ia my store hich has given snc unl
sal satisfaction and made 81 many peGIect cures.
can say, iHstauees where ii has heeU taken for
/ ny dyspepsia, that has failed effect cure.
| Respectively, yours, &c.
Dir. j. A. CLEVELAND.
Druggist and Chemist.
! "A Coryl 209 King street, Charleston ;. c.
5fhe aioye Medicine he had Jales Baker, " hee-
| ing. Va, A. n. Wi!hams iarkersnirE, Va, j. K
krakrt Cincinnati, ONO, Il A FalnesGsck Pittsburgh
| aud Of Druggists generally.
y LEN & WARD,
Nov II Propriet0rs Plata.
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SlIERMAN'S oLoSAoNIAN.


n 81 your friends II theg know Of sny thing ths
"A. will speedily long and tedious cough, al
eng Of BLOOD. irnuch,ds consumption. hoarse
ness Influenza aut diseases uftle throat. as the Ooso
an ami thet viii tell ypuuo. There never has al
vet heeu a rsmcIy introduced te public notice which ha
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TEAS

AT THE CANTON TEA STORE.
MARKET square Winding. Ia.
yYyEERE vow may find pure teas, imported ty the
w Canton Tea Company of New ORR, 10 chatham
and I63 6reenw oh ats.
Rela prces as folows-su'jcct in all cases {" re
turned, L approved Of n either weight or qnay
GKtE\S
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a9egIs pIGan.
DIR. SWEETSER's pANACEA

rT HIS MEDICINE is warranted. on oath NOT 10 enn-
tain particle II Cslorei Corrosive Suhimaic Arse.
mic. Chloride or Cold. or any Geeieri0us miaers's
TIE principle upon which this medieine acts. Nv
assisting aud hsrnoHtznG with nafurc: drives out az
flul acrimonious humors the blood and body and
y assusitn- with and reughening the gastric Juice
Of TIE stomach u rssists digestion. Short there -
vein. artery. muscle herve IN the humane bod
that is not strengthened hy tho PsSscra and il 80
possesscsthc remarkable property Of removing mercury
from tie bones aud Joints
FOR Err rfloNS OF THE SKIN -scnrvv scor
hutic Affections, Tuuors. Screfuis. or king's Evt
Whue swelling. Erysipeiss. Ulcers. Cancers. Running
Sores ScaAs and Bies time sud determined persever
ance in Ia. - rrrsER's PAvAfEt. viii eject a cure.
FOR INDIGESTION.
Rejection Of food Nausea. Nomiings. Nervous aIec.
tion. Billions complaints Headache. Psencss. Re.
male irregularities. =. Sweeisers fanacca VIII soon
effect cure brit folsiinate. attended with gripping
wing pains the dose should he increased ana the
will soen We effected. Let the patients frghtou
teus with the idea that they 90 weak take
much medicine; ht hear IN mind that their mildly ope
rating med puts not weakness into the frame tut
most certainly draws weatnos out, leaves strength IN
place. and hy giving composed scep at night, and
aprciie rel sh food teammates the whole frame with
vigorous action, clearing the mind and improving the
sight.
DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS DURATION,
accompanied iciM Ne, pous Debility, cured
| BIZ The use OF
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expressly for own TRADE one of the la, ,"' w
pes, selected assotmes OF Doors and SuoEs Spring
and SUMNER WEAR ever offered in this or any othc,
market. To all who are in want of arytbing in thc
way oil Boots or Shoes we would respettf Iy request
surfing them they will find it 10 their advantage om,
stock VII he founo consist in part of follow
scasenabie goods.
MEMS ROOTS
500 pairs Mems Fine calf boots
300 do Gents inc morocco do
200 do Mems stout calf welt Boots
600 do Mems Kin boots.
MEMS MONROEs.
1000 pairs Mems fine calf and morocco Nuuroes
1000 do Mems kip Brogans,
400 do Mens stout calf web Brogsns,
400 do Mems prime thick brogans
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
]Uo pairs Roys' fine calf boots,
$50 do boys prime hip do
100 30 Youths do do do
IS do do fine calf do
90, BOYS, AND YOUTHS DRocANs.
SEQ pairs Boys Kip Brogans,
$50 do do Morocco Dropans,
600 Do do Thick do
200 do Youths calf and morocco do
500 do do Kip Rrosaus
LApIEs' sLlrrERs. HALF CATERS, &c.
2tsii pairs cheap X id and seal SLIPPERS
go do Ladies Fine Kid Slippers.
eco do do Fine XII Waking Shoes.
300 do do Pump Sole CATERS,
$50 do do Thick do do
100 dc do Cater Boots
WOMEN's LACE BOOTS
500 pairs Women's id and otocco Lace Boots,
800 d" do calf Lace Boots.
MISSES sLiPpERs LACE BOOTS, &c.
90 pairs Misses KC and Seal Slippers
80 do do Half CATERS.
4to do do Morocco Lace Boets
CnILDREN's SHOES.
2OG0 pairs chililren's morocco aud leather Bootees
800 do do Fancy Caters,
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