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Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI IL,
Wilkinson Conntg. ~
IN The Csrrsat Court ofsaid Esuri.. Decpstsr
Tum. thtrtqf. y. 1858.
Daniel l. Miller,

49,
vs.. Attachment fos
John ]. Rsiuhcart slsl AZ.
THE Attachment IN this case was eLtaincd
by said pl.intiff. against shc fssste, neal
and personal, Of the shs SAID defendant. from.
l. K. Barber, Esq. justice Of the Peace, Of
said county, on the 5th day Of Jair. a. Il
1888, for the sum Of cue hundred and ninc.s
one dollars ana forty seven cents, steufnsln
at the December term, 1868, cf tie c sutt
aforesaid and the same having been returned
iuto the c!erks Office Of the Count aforesaid
executed by the Sheriff Of ssid ceunty ~
Notice is therefore hereby sivcr, thstea:
iess tie sid defendant sl.ail aEpear, plead,
answer, De, herein cr CT beSJe tie arst day
Of cur next Decslnber term. of sad Circuit
Court 10 Be holden 3. tie Css.s..esss : N'cod-
vile in szia tcurtT, or tse second Eondsy q
Decsmber, A.D. 1855, C ssid Ctu-ss judy
laent By defAuit faal, vii Be entered a,ssihss
him, and the effects in the Garnisllee'a hands
viii be disposed cif. tOwarss the sasisfsriicii
Of sad p.si1s.1 s ctl', ,tsss-t Sd edst 81
suit.
Issued t1z slh 6s7 4 Srr:ea.ers. 4 e. 1855.
II. 5tBUIlk8 II 9r.-E okfA.
c. S. Kellogg. E:, Pc .A's-stss.
Ses- s---1
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18

Eg- The Pieayune, acknowledges the re-
ceipt-by the proper officers, OF one hundred
dollars, from planter residing near Wood
vile, to be applied to the use of the Orphans
in charge of the Howard Association, Of New
Orleans
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18
Died,


On YESTERDAY, (Monday) the 18th inst, at
Percy's Creek, in this county, Of yellow feTer--
DIR. WILLIAM j. DAVIS.
This young man but a short time since,
located 1T Percy's Greek, where be had won
he esteem and confidence Of all those who had
known him, and now in the bloom of man
hood and an extensive practice, has been cal
led toa lrgl,er and better rcgion-Ihany
friends viii mourn his loss--truly It hSs been
written
Aoh crave where is thy victory. Oh death
where is thy sting T
On Fridsv lsst, the S0th ut, At his residenee
six miles from Woodvile-NAIaASrEI SrfLL
of yellow fever. Many viii mourn the lost
al a rood and true citizen, as Mr. SIll was
In life, he comforted the afflicted, helped The
needy snd never passed the stranger in want
from his door, withcutfood sadsaimeni. May
He. who holds al our dcssinies N HIS hands
Give to him, that glory which We ail hope iccr
ana comfort bis scna and devoted wife, whs
mourns his los greater ,hsn shy.
AtSp:iug6eld, PasiskOf West Fsiieiana. La
on SATURDAY., lss inss,--Nss. MaEeNsg Seer
McCAus, Ase. relict of the late Cen. koses
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18
A word ahou3 Home Matters.

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Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18
FoR LEGISLATURE.
GEORGE II. GORDON.

E7T We are authorized to announce the
lame Of +. S. RUSSELL, as candidate for
reelection To the office of Vice Chancellor
Clerk, in Nov mbcr ncxl.
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18

er It il stated that Of FIVE hundred and
sor,y-three Young ladies who tainted last year
more thsn one-half Of them fell into the arms
Of gentlemen. Only two bad the misfortune
70 fan upon the fcor,
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18

ES- We shall commence the publication
of tickets, for the ensuing election in few
weeks, and all candidates desirous Of having
their names inserted on our ticket, must say
so, or they viii be omitted. We need not re-
mind candidates that the usual fee is requisite
TO insure the insertion of their names.
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18

ArThe National Intellegences gives credit
to the report that England and France, have
demonstrated with our Government in relation
to the conduct Of Capt. Ingrahsm, in the coast
affair. 'YeH 'Vot of IL.
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18

T AT Springfield, Massachusetts, a lady
sent the following volunteer toast.
"Sprues Old bachelors, tie sys7 eTsaas q
society"
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18

EE-Of course local news are atpresent con
fined almost exclusively to matters relating to
the prevailing epidemic, this IS now the engros.
sing theme-politics even giving way to it
--~-~4>~I = ->-~5~~~-->~~-0~l--->-~
Eg We notice the following despatch in
the Picayune
Jackson, Miss, Sept 20 1883.
To J. Boullesnet, President Of the Hoseard
Assoeiatton, ~. O.-Send us one or more
good physicians, and FIVE or six good nurses.
FIEIDINe DAVIS.
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18

TOR coNcErss--4TiI DISTRICT.
WILEY p. HARRIS, Of Laurence county.
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18

yellow FEyER.-Frcm our exchanges,
we learn that the yellow fever is greatly on
the decrease in those places where it has ragged
so fearfnly
New Orleans-,-we see BY last week papers
that nearly all of these persons who LEFT are
returning, and business seems to go-a-head
There has been a few deaths within the week.
/. Mobile-only few deaths and no new
cases-weather cold, and daily expect frost. !
Natchcz-but one death by last accounts :
but the rapers, advise all whcleh to stay away
until frost. Conoordia--no cases lately, and
no deaths, by late account.
Vicksburg--bat very few new cases has
occurred there, and cnly few deaths reported
within the last week.
jackson last weeks papers we learn
that the Howard Association, has sent Doctors
and nurses, and the sick are new recovering
a few deaths occurred within the last week.
Fort Adams-we learn that the yellow fever
has made its appearance there, and on some
Of the surrounding plantations. The Times,
Of Saturday last, came to ps, only printed or
one side, and gives no account of the cases o.
deaths that have occurred there, 50 we are m
able give TRUE statement The Times, is tc
be discontinued until the epidemic ceases.
Clinton, Lave learn from circular. IS
sued from the Office Of the state paper, thai
2s deaths occurred there, from the epidemic.
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18

ELEcrloN NEws--Gcorgia-The Democrats
have elected their candidate, (Johnscn) for
Governor.
California -Bigler, (dem) was elt~.ed over
Waldo, (whig) by abont 1000 majority
Purdy, (dem) for Lieutenant Governor by a
large majority. All the rest Of the officers,
and members Of legislature on the Democratic
Ticket were elected by large majorites.-The
San Francisco papers. say the Democratic
Ticket has been successful throughout the
State. -..,,.
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18

ron ooNGREss- cd DISTRICT.
0. r. SINGLETON, Of Kinds comfy.
Woodville Republican., 1853-10-18

FOR CCNcREss-sTATE AT LARGE.
VIM. BARKSDALE, Of Locndes con'aty'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH fAlinEh.

A correspondent Of the New Haven
Palladium, writing from lancaster, Pa,
furnishes this reminisence Of our present
Minister at the court Of St. james: n
short distance from here is the residence
of Hon. James Buchanan. Its general
appearance at once indicates that no fair
hand is there to train the creeping vines
or budding roses to their benefting place
AS you are aware that the honorable
gentlemen still remains in single blessed
ness. The story is briefly told, Paying
his addresses to young and beautiful lady
in this city, each became deeply enamored'
and they were engaged, On given even
ing she requested his company to party
at a friends which he declined on the plea
Of business engagements. Circumstances
rendering it necessary, he, late In the
evening, ga!lanted young lady to her
home, and on the way-thcy NIT Mortl-
fed and chagrined at what she deemed
unfaithfuness and desertion, and imagined
the worst, she left the city early in the
morning, and returned, a corpse. Such Is
the sad story of his early love, nor can the
high places of distinction and trust make
him Forget, nor the wrcaths Of honor that
cncircle his brows bury the memory of the
early loved and los'.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
The hnt:-Eiy;s;on Plan,

From the New Berlin STAR" Of Feb. 1851
"Union county is sadly behind the majority
of her sister counties, in the BEAUTY AND
CONVENIENCE OF TER rrHLiC TUILDISGS. Some
Of the cH;zens Of the county feel this rery sens-
bic, and they find the reelection very unpleas-
ant one, painfully gGR,ng TO their p"bHc pride
and spirit, therefore are THEY dtfernHaed.
that those Buildings shall fall. and
another rise in their place that SHALL be A
CREDIT To THE CoUNrY. They have already
once exercised their right Of petition, asking
the Grand Jury to recommend the new build
ing, but this was refused, though the close rote
rs encouragement enough to proceed. By the
way, Il is somewhat remarkable what marvel
lous changes sometimes take place, between
sunset and sunrise, as well in mems opinions
as the weather. Bui let the Grand Jury at Nav
term prepare TO receive petition, so numer-
onsiy signed. and coucted IN such language, as
WILL compel THEN to report favorably to
New COURT HOUsE, and WIPE OUT FOUL
STAIN On THE FAIR FACE OF THE coUxTr."
n@- Ali to be paid for by TAXING TIE
COUNTY. And the costs Of a new Court
House and Jail will be $40, 900 or 500, 900
--according to the estimates of the Star,
the Times, and Mcssrs. Wilson, Roshong,
Sccbold, Swinelord, and Schoch, the New
Berlin Auti-Diyision Committee. -Ea
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
The Division Plan.

Since newCouniybuildings must soon be
made, the D.visiouists propose that the
towns having the JenGits Of Courts, &c,
shall pay the ira c0st. Their plan is to
have County Buildings erected nhoiy By
priicate subscription, without any tax upon
the people; Hss"AND IF BUILDINGS ARE
NOT so FURNISHED, THE COUNTY WILL.
NOT BE DIVIDED.
Whatcrer the cost may be, must be full
ly made up,and bona-fde guarantces,to be
approved by Judges, Commissioners, and
Jurors, must be first furnished.
The County Seats in each county to be
determined by the BALLOTS Of all who
are concerned
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

GIVE Tools To TIE BoYs.-Ihe edi-
tor Of the Portland Pleasure Boo' gives the
public some excellent practical advice. In
an article in which he furnishes some hints
in regard to making agriculture cheerful
and agreeable occupation, he closes the
subject thus:
Partners, furnish your young boys with
light, neat, and good tools, and teach them
how to keep them in good order, If you
would have them love agriculture, and
give them little lot for their own use.
If you wish to discourage them, and
drive them off to the city, TO sea, or to
California, give them rusty hoes, broken
shovels, dull scythes, etc, to work with,
and not allow them tc plant seed or tree
for themselves.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
Division Question.
Friends Of Division

From now until sundown of Tuesday,
will be your time to work. Hitherto,
your opponents have done by far the most
of the working and Of the talking. 1t Is
a question. whose determination Will be OF
great Importance.
Whether the people Of this county, for
another generation to come, shall be forced
" over the hills and FAR away to New
Berlin, for all County purposes, or whether
they shall go where population and bus'-
ness center, is certainly a matter OF no
small moment, and should not be decided
hastily, or without reflection.
The Farmer who takes his grain to mar
ket, and can attend to his private business
at the same time that he transacis his ie-
gal and his public business, can certainly
save = large amount of time and OF money
And the amount saved yearly, would sool
be large sum in the aggregate.
Farmers remember that you are deci
ding not only for yourselves but for you
property, and for your children and t'
whoever you may sell.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

EgThe Directors Of the Susquehanna
" iIroad met at Baltimore last week, and
re entirely harmonious in their plans to
; ...h on the work to Williamsport as fast
- possible. They have every confidence
t,t the work will pay well, and do not
:: r that the honest citizens of Penusylva-
!. will try the foul game Of Reputation.
The hopedfcr English loan for til,
nbury & Erie Road, has utterly failed
=. at enterprise was never in SO hopeless a
y hit since it abandoned its sensible plan
I commence at Williamsport and work On
Erie. Let it come back to that position
ii all interests viii he harmonized and
: y. Companies benefited.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

rss.We do not know what the " Last
T..r.i" of the New Berlin Juntos may be,
- the Star and the Times due yesterday
- not reach us. The Wing Junto and
H., Democratic Junto are each prcticients
4. deception /; and when they join forces
n hoodwink the people, they Will probably
-; up something extra. We think their
,,..wers of deception are waning.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

pA-In the las. column, next page. will
found the Tickets nominated by each
"f the parties. The vote for Judge must
/" on a slip by itself; the remainder may
H. voted on one slip. There is no Demo
tic nominee for District Attorney Mr.
V rick is IN Independent candidate.
For County OHcers, there will be much
~ itting of Tickets
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
sv1SBvRR E1R DNlRh2
New Advertisements.
OCTOBER 7, 1858.

.,e & Furray have dissolved Partner
Sears of New York advertises
book .Agents.....-.sc several Thousand
D.. ers of Personal Property at Public
in White Deer. Donachy 4 El-
have rich additions to their stock OF
;netware The silent partner in
Forest Ironworks has sold his interest
he active members Of the Firm.-.......
" Goods at Tustin's aud at Hayes.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

sss- Don't forget the Agricultural Far
New Berlin, next week. Next year it
Il probably be held in Lcwishurg, auG
cn the citizens Of the "creat metropolis
n ao-po.. Will -at,,rr, .La-ao--r -, -
ne into ''the country" and see US.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

nRowyEp.-A man named John Drum,
from q canal boat which he was bring
If up the river to Turtle Creek below
/. xisburg, on Friday last, and before as
,fance could be rendered him was
r wned. He leaves wife aud family.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

:~A Telegraph Bulletin will be kept
n at this Office from Tuesday evening
I'll Saturday, provided the sum of $40,
- h in advance, is raised, previous to that
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

ey 4 meeting of the Buffaloe 4 Kelly
importance Society will be held in the
r.wbridgc School House, Buffalo Twp,
). Friday evening, October 7th. Speak
- vii be in attendance.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

;,oREIGN.-The latest advices from the
World look decidedly more warlike,
An advance in Rreadstuifs is noted.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

@A citizen of White Deer remarked
to us, " We rather believe in Division, but
we expect some of your Lewisburg folks
along to take hold strong Dear s'rs,
we have tried to show you the advantages
Of Division; we will print some tickets
fer you; We will poll good division vote !;
and if the people say Lewis5urg for "a
county seat, we'll try to give $4,000, and
more, if necessary, for county purposes :;
is not that, oar share? 1t concerns you.
quite as much as us. If you prefer to go
to New Berlin, aud to be taxed for Court
House, rather than 60 to Miiiiinburg or
Lcwisburg without any such tax, why, vote
against Dvision-Lewisburg can get along
without Division as well as you can. This
iiea which New Berlin tries to impose
upon the people at the North end, that
Division concerns Lewisbur5 only, Is all
false. Don't believe them-.hink and act
for yourselves.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

s.s- The last argument We heard against
Division, was, "When | am mounted, or
in wagon, had as soon ride to New
ing" We stated, very gravely, that the
seat of justice would probably be removed
to Selinsgrovc. Our friend was very much
alarmed at this, and exclaimed, "Why,
that wont dot wou'd b. SIR or eight
miles .tardtcr!'" We then proposed a
town much nearer home, aud he concluded
he neutrality-suspicious.
to-New Berlin-tl,at's a fact Trav-
cling eight or ten miles unnecessarily
especially across the New Berlin ridges
is not the most advisable thing in the
world, nor would the wiscst men advocate
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

The New York Tribune, commenting
81 The present position of Russia, observes:
If Russia should now draw back, it will
- only that she may better leap upon her
l""y. She will not for an instant abandon
l. purpose of anncxing Turkey Nor do
-; ;h'nk its executive will be long delayed.
|'r alone gains anything by the present
Cr;,.S, for she comes off with her demands
-r'n'ed, her antagonist humblcd, her vic
: ! weakened and demoralized, the frontier
3 nrinces Russafied. and the road to Con
-''n'inople opened to her advancing lie,
4 }uS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

MULTIPLICATION IN A TEA,PoT.-The
Times advises its friends, if boxes are not
opened for Repudiation-(''if the election
officers manifest an unwillingness to ocC
ORGANIZE A BOARD YOURSELVES. -
This extra flourish shows the desperation
of their cause, and cool outsiders will only
laugh at it. Only haJ the Delegates Of
one party have recommended vote on the
Railroad and that half did no, represent
one-ffih of the voters. The vote on Divis-
ion is recommended by both parties. And
there arc not enough rufiaus to seize the
ballot boxes and trample upon the la~ IN
order that Baum and his crew may SNUG
gle in illegal votes.--As to voting outside
the ballot boxes, children do that every
year: you had better run along with tn
boys, Johnny, and not try to kick up any
disturbance among men.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07


EEw ORLEANS, OF. 3-rhe inter-
MS from the yellow fever during The = [
h'I" ending this morning. we're onl, SIX
"a he Board Of Health have determined
.,isconiinuc their daily reI-'r's far the
ARE. considering The epidemic AT an end.
, 4. Moicrweli Esq. Postmaster a.
'' nnbla. Pa. died on Friday.
iiher Lcahey, who WAS recently con
ed of murder IN WI.con-,n. has been
f'-ed new lria! by the Supreme Courl
.ha' Stale.
:. W. Washing,nn's farm in Jefferson
MY. Va, has teen sold 10 a gentleman
Il Lancaster cnu"'v. Pa. a, SO an acre.
! 'oniains over $50 acres.
The M,ileri'es have fi>pd upon Nav 10.
''ii. A. 'he date of tie d.s'rurtlnn Of The
lid. they say there viii be 30 mistake
II Il This Time.
The Jerry rescue trial, which was 10
! go taken pace a, s racuSp, n. Y, last
(. has again been postponed.
Leu. Gov. Purn~, nf Wisconsin. died
''lious f-ver n Lacrosse. in that STATE,
he 2Is, Ut
sc Rev. &. W. Drnnison. OF Mass,
- cen appointed y. S. Consul to Dem
" =. British Guiana.
fs1homas Chalfant is appointed Post
Ger at Danyille.
. CUES generally die poor. Every time
make dollar BY cheating, they have
= l"nd ten shillings IN law.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
FOR SALE,
4 large Brick Foundry.

;DJlfT SIX years ago. situate ia he Borough
ID Of Lew!ShurG, ni'n Go Pa. in v-r1
favorable location. 81 by 90 feet and TWO StU-
RES high. with one Elast Hose Engine
Securing Mil. Charcoal NilI. and Macb,n,
shop attached, all n god CONDITION. and
never failing " FL cf Water IN the Foundry.
Also a large WARE ROOM. 10 by 70 feet
two stories high, with an OFFICE tG bv 2C
feet attached thereto J.. B. CHRIST.
LcwISburg. Juiy =S. 1888
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

The total amount contributed in various
; ions Of the country for the relief of
: q New Orleans sufferers, is about $780,
!.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
Orphans Court Sale.

10y virtue Of an order from the Orphans
ID Cour, of Union county, the under'isned.
Administrators of SAMUEL NILsoS, late of
Kelly Tp, deceased, will sell at pnvlte sale the
following REAL ESTATE. TO Wit
Tha, valuable tract of land situated IL the
township and county Aforesaid, within ! mites
of the thriving village OF l.ewisburg, bounded
by lands OF the heirs of Thos Wilson dec d,
David Meyer FlaveI Clinean, joel Royer, Phil
ip Shook. and others. containing Z S5 Acres
or thereabouts. $50 acres clearei. having there
"a on erected a two story Frame House and
NAKitchen, a Frame Barn. Spring House
(and never failing Spring OF Waier') ann al
other out-huildngs necessary tor The comfort
and convenience of a Farm. There Is also ~,
good APPLE Oichaid, with a variety o' -
Fruit Trees. The cleared land is in high
state of cultivation and abounds with Limestone
tor all necessary purposes
The above property will answer to divide into
TWO or THREE FARMS, ahd will be sold to
suit purchasers.
For terms of sale apply 10 ether of the subs
scrihers, or TO TaoNas WILSON, on the premises.
ROBT. II. LAIRD,
WM. WILSON Jn.
Sept I3, 1853. Admia'sfrdiors
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
TON Il GRIST AND I.S1N
sslcuriao ,4:lil', a9:.:a &.

Five stories hiSh,in excellent order for Custom
and Merchant work situated four miles ahovc
Milton, on the opposite side of the River. at
the mouth of White Deer Creek. never fail
ing stream o! water. II will be offered sonar
ately from or together with
New SAW Null, MACHINE SHOP
Plaster Nil, D@el1ing Hougc,
and other Out-buildings. and y Acres Of
Land, more o. less. belonging TO said Mil
which can be sold in Town Lots.
The last described property is located in the
entcTpri>ing and thriving Town of White Deer
Mlls.half a mile from the Canal. Throuph il
is located the Susquehanna Railroad, leading
from Harrisburg 10 Elmira, n Y; and on the
opposite side OF the River is located the Phila-
delphla d Erie Raroad-both of which are
under contract and speedy completion 1t is
also the principal outlet of Sugar Valley. of
White Deer Valley, and part Of Bufialne Val
ley, three of the best Wheat-crowing vallies in
the state ; and is destined to be one of the best
business places for the Grain Lumber, Flour
and Mercantile trade, Immediately around it
beng iron-works, Factories. etc. in full oper.
anon,with inducements and facilities for many
more. Capitalists, and those desirous of
making fortune in short time, will do well
to call, examine and purchase.
Terms of sales will bc made known On DAYS
of sales.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
Stone Bank Barn, leo Feet Long

There will also be offered for sale. on the
premises, commencing al o'clock. p. NJ, of
Stn1lttn, SM OctoLer
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

J. Z Z. SnyEer
1 AVE just opened and for sale cheap for
IL Cash or in exchange for country produce
Is1sG-MolcSkin Nos. l. =, 3; six Nos. I.
-''; Angola NoS. !, :. 3; black curlcd brim.
pearl and Nat hrim Hungarian, fine brush,
maSgon. wool, for Men and Boys. Summer
Hats from Panama down to a levy chip.
Gaps of the latest styles and of every des.
criptlon, 10 suit every body.
GiosI,i,g-Coats, Pants, and Vests for
Men and Boys; Shirts of different kinds. shirt
collars, stocks. handkerchiefs, gloves. socks.
IN short everything 10 wear from head TO foot.
Also