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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02
NOTICE.
10. GresE. 6 Co. vs. George IcFarInad.

In ATTACHMENT.
lLL persons will take notice that D. Greggs
Il & Co.. on the 26th day Of August, 1852,
sued out writ of attachment from the clerks
Office Of the Court Of Common Pleas of Gallia
county, in the State of Ohio, against George
Mcfarland, fur the sum of FIVE hundred dollars
damages, which writ has been served and re-
turned. Attest:
JOS. DROUILLARD. elk.
ALoNzo CUSHING, Atty for Plff.
Dec. 9, l852.--6w .
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GaIIipoIis Foundry.

ME have now on hand at our New
w WAREHOUSE, adjoining the Foun.
dry, the largest and most complete as
sortment of Castings Of all kinds. ever
kept in this place. consisting of Plows
and Plow Points, of different patterns;
Hollow ware, odd lids, Wagon Boxes,
Andirons, Fire Fronts, Crates, Wood
and Coal Stoves, Crate Bars, Saw Mill
Castings, Mill Wheels, Coal Wheels,
Threshing Machine Castings, Pinions,
Plummer Blocks, &c. We will also
manufacture to order, Machire cry of all
descriptions Of the very best metal,
which we sell at Pittsburgh prices
Having near twenty years experience
in this business, we can recommend our
work, and we warrant every article we
sell.
Old metal taken in exchange for new
All persons indebted TO US for Cast
ings are hereby notified to come and
pay up, as we are in need of money and
must have it.
F. V.CAREL.
Nov. I8. 185e.-4w
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RaiSinS.
Tobacco.

HAVING made arrangements with manufac-
ii turers in Virginia, to be regularly supplied,
we now enabled TO of-I great inducements
in this line. Our stosk at present consists in
part of the following: tFi
10 bxs Sutherland's fine.
90 do Anderson's fine pounds.
5 do NJ Rose, very fine article.
20 do Mucrus pounds. very good.
100 do various brands Of IS, IS and los, good,
better and best. uh ~
10 do the Ambrosia, super extra aEti-ner-
vous, very fine.
30 do Anderson and other fine brands OF
fine cut chewing. ia
all Of which will be sold at low prices, at the
Cheap Depot, No ], Buckeye Block. .
oct oAKEs &c BUsKIRK.
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Notice.

THE old Store. on the corner Of the Public
Square, formerly occupied by Mr. Bureau,
Is for rent. For terms apply to Ur. Edward
Naret or to David Afban, ESQ. T5ey also have
authority to receive any money due to s. F.
Vlnton, and proposals for the purchase of any
of Mr.. Vinton,s lands in Gafiia county. He
has Mahogany Sideboard and some other fur
niture for sale. ~
Nov. 4, i85p.-3we
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02
BROWNS ESSENCE OF
Jamaica Ginger.

This Essence is warranted 70 possess. IN q
1 concentrated form, all The valuable properties
of Jamaica Ginger, and WILDE found, on trial,
an excellent Family Medicine It'll particu-
lorly recommended as a tonic, to persons re-
covering from fever or other diseases, q few
drops imparting to the stomach glow and
vigor equal TO wine giassful Of brandy OF otbex
stimulnnt. without any Of tbs debiiitatins
effects which are sure 10 folls~ ths use q IiquOR
Of any kind; and It is thersfors ssPseislly ssE.
vieeable to children and females. Ts the ssed
il will prove great comfort; to The dispeptie,
sud to those who are predi,Posed to gout 7oE
rheumatic affections, il gives great reiiefs and
to the inebriafs who wishes TO reiorm. but
whosesfomaeh is constantly craving the noxinus
Iiauor. il is invalnable-giving tone 70 ths
digestive organs. and strength 70 resist tempta.
ton; and is consequently great agent IN
For sale by LIP. MAGUET. GsIhpOl;a
Ohio. af
October "A. le52.Tly
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02
OUNDRIES. = saleratus, S. c.

OUNDRIES. = Saleratus, S. c.
y Soda, s. p. Indigo. superior Mad
ras do, Madder. Alum, Ep. Salts, chipped Log
wood, Pepper Allspice, Ginger, Cloves. CHINA
mon, mustard, nutmegs, mace, vermicela, mac
caroni. ground pepper, do allspice, do cloves, do
cinnamon, do ginger. do mustard, coPperas,
Preston and Merril's infsllible yeast powders,
pearl starch. Bragg's superior corn Starch, pre-
served pine apples, do eitron, dates, sardines,
pepper sauce, tomato eatsup, assorted pickles.
salad oil, prunes in fancy boxes, do in jars,
fresh lemons. Layer Raisins, Nj do. seedIess
do. Zant currants, English wnlnuts, ilberts, al
monds. Brazil nuts, cream nuts, FIRE crackers,
herring. maccaboy snuff rappee do, Gates blue
head matches, butter crackers. wafer do. soda
do. do biscuit, Boston crackers, lemon syrur !;
also a large and complete assortment Of staple
and fancy candies, just received and for sale by
Ford & Drouillard.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02
John Bfnz,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that thesubseri-
IN ber has been appointed and qualified as
Executor on the Estate of John BIng late
Of Gallia county, deceased, Dated at Addi-
son township this 25th day of November, 1852
ALPHEUS BING.
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ANNA Mccoy.

YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.
MISS s. L. JOHNSON will com
lM mence the winter session of her
School. at the Lyceum Hall. on Monday,
the 18th inst. Terms the same as here.
tofore. No deductions for less than a
half term. -. t
Gallipolis, Nov. IL, 1852.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that I, ANNA Mccoy.
i wife of ARCHIBALD Mccoy. shall ap-
ply to the Governor of Ohio. on the
9Oih day of November, to pardon the
said Archibald Mccoy, who is now con-
fined in the Penitentiary of said State,
upon the charge of Grand Larceny, Of
which he was convicted at the March
Term of Gallia Common Pleas, A. d.
1851, and sentenced for the term of FIVE
years.
ANNA Mccoy.
Gallipolis, o., Nov. IL, 1859.
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Teas.

ii powder; Young Hyson, and Black Teas,
some Of which are very hne-we think better
article than has ever been offered for sale in
this market; all Of which We will sell very low.
oAKES & BUSKIRK.
oct7 No. |, Buckeye Block.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Sugars.

60 HHDS Prime N. o.
5U 5 boxes Havana No. j.
10 bbls Crushed and powdered, very fine.
50 do Loaf, assorted Nos.
All Of good quality, and for sale very low, at
No. [. Buckeye Block, by
oct oAKES & BUSKIRK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-02


A mockery-a harvest of despair [W c. Lodge.
Mary, glad to escape from the glare and gilt
ter Of court-where she was surrounded by
tiatterers-had confined herself for some time to
her private apartments, under plea of indisposi-
ton, which her paid cheek too well confirmed.
William had been informed that the Princess
was ill, but contenting himself with few formal
inquiries as to the state Of her health, had not
once visited her; indeed, the husband and wife
hadmot met for some time.
The Princess was one morning alone IN her
chamber, indulging in gloomy reflections, when
gentle tap was heard, and the door opening,
Victbrine entered, ushering in the attendants
with the lady's breakfast Scarcely raising her
head, Mary bade them retire, saying-''I feel no
appetite to-day ''Cannot your Highness be
prevailed upon to touch a small morsel to
strengthen yourself:" said Victorine, approach
ing respectfully.
! land your Hghness," continued Victorine !;
| ss the Prince has sent to ask about you, and has
comb blissioned me to say he will call himself, in
the course of the day, to see after the health OF
your Highness."
Sc The Prince" exclaimed Mary, starting at
oncel from her listless attitude, and with a vain
atteqnpt at composure, she continued--' DID you
| say the Prince Of Orange:"
The same, your Highness," answered Vic
toririe
How did the message come !"
The Princes gentleman, Bentick, told 1t te
| Ansslmo, who gave it me. and commissioned me
| to deliver it to your Highness."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-02
aDAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
THE COUNCIL OF THE SECOND MUNICIPALITY
From the Portland Transcript.
OUR ATTY 90. BY EMILY b pAGE

From the Portland Transcript.
OUR KATY 80. BY EMILY B. PAGE
There's pattering Of light footsteps
Across the sanded floor
And q face like the laughing sunshine
Peeps in at the half-shut door;
'Tis a visioncf dream-like beauty.
With tresses Of paiy gold.
And eyes like the violet blossoms
That first to the Spring unfold
With brow like the first pure snowflake
That floats to the frozen earth.
And lips all dimIletl, and parting
With smile of bewitchinr mirth;
Half hid by the trembling shadow
That robes her mystical grace
Il seen through the opening portal
The light of her beautiful face
One look of endearing welcome,
And fold in my sheltering arms
And hide on my thrilling bosom
The wealth Of her glowing charms
One moment she lends her sweet presence,
One moment she fingers and smiles,
And the light of her loving spirit
The gloom of my heart beguiies.
Then away. with fawn-like footstep.
She glides DER the sanded floor.
And the voice of her silvery laughter
Floats back through the open door
She is gone. like gush Of music
Breathed out in the pathless air.
Like rainbow, that archeth the heavens
To bend but a moment there.
Yet there dwclls in my nnermost spirit
The light which i,cr glsdneHs bs,o;,slIt.
And my soul with thousand bright visions
And q thousand sweet fancies is fraught.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-02
xNGs MAGNETIC WASHING LIQUID.

"A community hunbusged osn by different
washing that expect will be called
humbug ask is that will GIVE 1T FAIR TRIAL, By
SENDING WINE BOTTLE ANnGRTriNG SOME WITH pIEEt'
TONS FREE OF CHARGE AND NOT JUDGE OF 1T BY OTHER
PREPARATIONS WHICH FLOOD THE MARKET. A COMMON
SIZED WASHING MAY BE DONE WITH ONE GILL OF THIS
MOVES DIRT, AND THOROUGHLY CLEkNfNG EVERY
ARTICLE. IT BEING AS HARMLESS IN IT'S OPERATIONS
WATER, AND CLOTHING WILL WEAR MUCH fDNGER THAN
WHEN RUBBED BY THE COMMON METHOD OF WASHING.
WoOLEN GOODS ARE MORE THOROUGHLY CIEANStp AND
LESS LIABLE 10 sIifiNK ALL coLoRED GOODS ARE REM
DERED BRIGHTER BY BEING WASFEDf IN THIS LIQUID THIS
MODE DOES AWAY WITH THE WAsHBoARD ANb ALL RUB
BNG.
tss- SOLD AT TWENTY-F FIVE CENTS PER QUART BOTTLE,
OR SEvNfYFlVE CENTS PER GALLON, MAGAZINE
STREET doors above Poyras street.
and GET SOME FOR TRIAL, FREE OF CHARGE
James CHARI ES FEtSoUR, AGENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

DUNIPS and BATHING APPARATUS, q
L ec--JOIN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No. 1874 CAMP ala,
STREET Neworenns has just received and large &
of Brass Cocks, Force and Lift Pumps
Pumps Cooking Ranges; Bathing Tubs and Shower
Baths.
Also laying repairing Lead Ppes Sheet Lead work Of every
description.
Ship promptly up repaired. All orders
promptly attended to.
{ihnryes nierha
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-02
[ Concluded io-mot7,o,r. ]

WHAT MAY BE Done WITH OLD RAGs.-There
is church actually existing, near Bergen,
which can contain nearly one thousand persons
1t is circular within, octagonal without The
relieves outside and the statues within, the roof
the ceiling, the Corinthian capitals, are all of
papier mache, rendered water proof by satura-
ton in yitriol, lime water, whey and white of
eggs. We have not yet reached this pitch of
audacity in our use of paper; but it should
hardly surprise us, inasmuch as we employ the
same material in private houses, in steamboats,,
and in some public buildings. instead of carved
decorations and plaster eornices. When Frede-
rick the Second, Of Prussia, set up limited pa
pier maehe manufactory at Berlin, in 1855, he
little thought that paper eathedrals might, with
in a century, spring out of his snuff boxes, by
the shght-ot-hand OF advancing art. AT pre-
sent, we old-fashioned English, who haunt
cnthedrals and build churches, like stone better.
But there is no saying what we may come to-
1t is not very long since it would have seemed as
impossible to cover eighteen acres of ground
with glass, as toerect pasoda of soap bubbles;
yet the thing is done. When we think of q
psalm sung by one thousand voices pealing
through an editce made of old rags, and the
universal element bound down to carry our mes
sages with the speed of light, it would be pre-
sumptuous to say what can and what cannot be
achieved by science and art under the training
OF steady old Time [Diekens's Household Words.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-02

CHAPEAUx.-We commend to tile attention of
our military friends the following extract from
recent publication, entitled s'The Old Guard
of Napoleon:
s'One day, after review of the troops, Napo-
leon, standing in the Hall of the Marshals, sur
rounded by the chiefs of the separate corps,
broke out into one of those biting sarcasms
which SO often made those vince who heard
them. He began with hats, Decidedly, gem
tlemen, said he, Il do not wish to see my troops
any mere wear ehapeaux. 1t is always placed
on the head in such a manner as to make gut
ter of one corner. 1t is as dsagreeable to the
sight as injurious to the health of the soldier.
1t is ridiculous in day of rain or great heat,
on as to-day, when We have had both together,
to see soldier covered with Il narrew hat, badly
shaped, which protects the face from neither sun
nor rain. One only needed to see them in Italy
and Egypt; poor fellows l suffered for thena'"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-02
SLAVES.

TAMES WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
81 Orleans constantly PURCHASE NEGROES
aud all Slaves consigned him. fell
NTOTICE-The undersigned has opened REAL
ESTATE AGENT and BRnKERs OFFICE He will attend to
purchase and hiring Of Negroes collections Bonds Notes
Accounts etc. etc.
"Promptness the motto J. S. YOUNG.
81 Third street. between Pine and Chestnut, ST. LOWS.
D. Prentice Louisville Journal; W NJ Hadcmnn
William Hughes Louisville Democrat; John
Loyhbrough Louis Times James Phelps, City Marshal ST.
Louis, Mo. dl2 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-02

Such gathered dust, when they had hoped to sec
The richest fruits the buds that promis' fair
Were blasted. or but grew to be
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-02

know him truly, indicating only frmness and
decision OF character. In short, you will find
him all that is good and great, and very unlike
your versatile uncle, lady, who reminds me of a
cork, gliding on a rapid stream, turning aside,
in every little eddy, till it becomes fastened on
the miry shore. In what different mould is
William east with what grandeur he moves
among his subjects, who are but his puppets, if
he chooses to use them as sucht'
Mary had been listening with rapt attention,
to this bigh enlogium ON her destined. husband,
but gradually relapsed into her former despond-
ency. In listening to the great mans descrip-
tion Of q still greater, her eyes were cast down,
her head dropped upon her chest, and with her
hands listlessly ciasped, her features no longer
observing this, gently inquired the cause
6 oh my FRIEND she replied, while tear
stole down her cheek, SO I am rejecting how far,
how very far shall be removed from this mag
nihcent star; and how hopeless would be the
undertaking, to endeavor to attach so noble,
ana such superior nature to myself
Say not 50, noble lady, and disparage not
Yourself, was the reply of Burnet. ss'Tis not
to be denied, that William weds you from politi-
cal considerations: but the time will soon ar
rive when he, in appreciating your charms,
will love you for YOURSELF
Mary shook her head despondingly-ss believe
1t not my friend; the man you have described,
will never prize mere personal beauty
Burnet smiled as he replied there are none
swee4 lady, indifferent to it: and believe me,
the time is not far distant, when William viii
acknowledge its influence. Be assured he will
love you
'' He shall y exclaimed Mary, starting up and
speaking with unwonted energy, &c at least, he
shall respect and esteem me. My hitherto
wasted existence shall be renewed, the boards
ofsuperior intellects shall enrich mine; Mary, p
she continued. in an excited manner, and with
a deepened color on her cheeks; &c has now a
great stake to play for, and she will win the
prize!'
And thus, in the yet ductile heart of this fail
and noble woman, were sown the seeds of thai
strong, undying affection, which, conducting
her through sea of difficulties and dangers
carried her safely to land of perennial flowers
whose fragrance shed their softest, sweetest in
auence, to the end of her cheekered existence.
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BRANDRETn'S PILLS. !.
Aneurism, or Ealargemmf ef he Heari, Art

Aneurism, or Enlargement qf The Heart, Arf,-
9 II, ries, Pies, DC. DC. s,.., ,9ts,i.,
Use the pills two or three times week in
- doses sufficient TO purge freely; and when
paroxism comes on. fearless use OF the pills
nus, be made; down with six or eight, and 10 4
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly pursed. This effected, the
danger Is over for that attack. Angina pectoris
and stone in the galLhIa,ldcr arc treated in the
same manner; and although considered incurablc
by the medical profession, are cured by The use
OF Branticth's Pills. Piles are cured hy Braun
drcths Pills. In severe atIarks the doses must
be full; six or eight for few nights together will
cure the worst cases. Whenever this disease
comes on IN The treatment Of other diseases, il is
good sign; use nothing hut The pills. and, as an
outward application, cold cream OF lard, and make
frequea, use Of cold water locally. Where there
have lrcn pectoral affections, ais asthma. con-
sumption. &c. perseverance will lie required with
the pills TO cfFrci a permanent cure. But auy
other course will assurelly bring Oh the pectoral
affection. aH1'S f31il sfsi54G ii9a3 UT Z
III rdses Of DEBILITY. Weakness. Ipasiincs. ne
eGnes. or Consumption approaching, il will lie
necessary 10 commence with small doses. BEGIN
with one pill going 10. bed; ,ncxt nigh, two pills;
do tins alternately for three or four days. or long.
er; If no alteration lakes place, then increase 4
pill each night until Eve or six pills are used, then
decrease by one pill, downto one pill. Should any
fevcrish symptoms arise, then take strong doses
nntil the fcyeris reduced. When this is done. The
patient may drop down 10 such doses as their
own Judgment shall determine; being careful 10
keep The drain upon the impure humors as these
are removed, 80 win he their advancement 10
sound health ara aNltui .t NJ = :, n 4
Il Dc. Branireth's Principal Office, a4I Broad
way New York. e'
CT Agents for the sale Of Bran,lrctb's pills,
i D. Hea,it. Hillsborough. 49,.
J. u. M'Dade, hapclH Hill. ~ agli
e. A. Mehanc. Mason Hall. a,iH ie.4ae.
A.Micklc & Co., Bingham's School.
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Fall and Winter Supply,
1851.

LONG 4 WEBB.

"A FrER returning their thanks 10 their friends
TAifor Che very liberal patronage heretofore re-
ceivcd from them, would aguin respectfully an
nounce that they, have just received avery large
and choice Stock of Goods. comprising every
thing usually kept in retail store; and as they
are determined to sell on accommodating terms,
they hope 10 merit aud receive their usual share
Of patronage from The good citizens Of the Boz
rough and country surrounding. Ah 81 Z.
\ ii ID. ~ Cine as a call. AZ. pli i
b October 2. ar o.
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Come and See - /.
BOOKS. FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

'ENdE Female Poets of America. Leaflets of
= Memory, Flowers of l.oveliucss, Remem-
her Me, l.ala Rock. Marmion. Friendships OF.
fering, Young Mans Offering, Young Lady s
Offering. Snow Flake, Dew Drop, The Git Of
Affection, The Hyacinih, Christmas Offering.
Tupper's Philosophy, Traditions Of the Cove
nanters. Bibles and Hymn Books Besides va va
riciy OF GIFT BOOKS for Youth, inclutlinn
Arthur 5 Tales and other Cheap Publications.
4 or To be had al the Drug Store. % ~,
November a.. os-
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II on S e an d i is
near IlillSbor3usI, -,
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT.
rsNHE House and lot where the late Pries,ly
III. Mangum resided, near illsborough,. on
Tho Oxford road, is offered for sale or rent. .fhc
House is pleasantly situated, and though not
within the corporation, is sufficiently near TO en-.
joy the advantages Of the town. The lot has on
It all the necessary out houses, q good well, and
garden. A lot adjoining, containing about
three acres will also be sold with tho other pre-
misses.
I. For terms, apply to Stephen Moore, esq. Hills
borough.
December Is. H.
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FOR SALE AT .rnE DRUG STORE

. BARRELS Lint Seed Oil, | do. Tanne,s'
- Oil, ! 40. Sperm Oil, do. Burning Fluid,
] do. Spirits Of Turpeniine, Castor Oil, Sweet
Oil, Coach Varnish, Copal do; together with
supply of Paints, White Lead, pure, Blake's Fire
Proof Paint, now coming into general use. Spa
nish Brown, Chrome yellow. Chrome Green.
Venetian Red, Yellow 0chre. Timber, Lilharpe'
Sermillion, Spanish Whiting, Putty, &C. Y
!, November 4. .fss - an. No.
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER.
HLIsHEh WEEKLY
DG DENNIS UEARTr a. SON

~ DENNIS HEARTH & SON.
TerIns.-Two Dollars year. If paid in adj
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, If not paid
Wilnln Three months; or Three Dollars, If dclaycd
un,,l aitcr The expiration Of the year. ss -.
III No paper will be discontinued until all arreara-
ges are paid unless at the op,ion Of The publishers
j, Hereafter no papc, will he sent to a new sub
sr''oer out OF this state unless payments made in
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible to the editors; and in no case will the
paper be sent to subscriber out of the state for
more than two years without payment. 0a
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteea lines.
one dollar Tor the first, and twenty five CENTS for
each subsequent insertion longer ones n pro-
portion. Court advertisements TWENTY-FIVE per
cent. higher. A deduction Of one-thirl will b.
made to advertisers by the year, -,
= Advertising Rates for Inc Recorder.
One dollar per square &c lincs) for the frs
IN anu 20 cents for each continuance. q
Deductions midcin favor of standing adyer.
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SHOES /. SHOES!

Black and Colorcd CATERS
Exg and HALF CATERS, from Miles
sSzszss & Son, philadelphia. L Is. \,
Cloth GaitersAnd Half CATERS, from Robinson
& Co., Philadelphia .al7a 3 ga1,l Hlib
Boo,ces for ladies. Misses and Children. NJ
! Also good assortment of Boots, LINED, and
Bound Shoes, aud Brogans., Just received at
LONG & WEBB'S. !,
!. October 2. o.
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10 bow fcttfttus
choice Stock Of DRUGS. Ne
DICINEs. PAINTS. OILS,
DYE STUffs, YARNlsH-
Els. PAINT Brushes
SURGICAL & DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, PERIL
merry, TOILET ARrl.