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GADSBY'S HOTEL.

Gibson & KY TIC Wales & | Mass
A Farr Ohio Miss Murdoch Pa
Cooley Cal Mis- Wales Boston
Mr. Hubbard Me g c Gordon Del
Judge Grldlcy MaQui.e Nd
DIR Gray 10
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THE CAPITOL HILL FESTIVAL,
For the Benefit Of the Female Pot

4 FESTIVAL will be held in the spacious hsL
"A the Columbia Fire Company, Capitol Hill. 3
ner of New Jersey avenue and south b street,
Tuesday next the 22d inst, for the ben. fit of the
male Poor. to continue for a few days, where .
friends of Benevoleuce respectfully and esrDes'
invited to aid.
Contributions in money, refreshments, or 90"
will be thankfully received at the ball. or 10y the
dersgned, adjoining the hall.
E.B. MILLS,
Directress Of the L. U. b. and Employment
fehl--lw Society
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
WILLARD'S HOTEL.

Palmer San Franco j W Adkins Del
S Harmony Wis Miss Adkins do
Maj Hammond Cal Miss Uughlett do
5 jackson Pa DrJ Adkins DO
c G Willing do OK Green Cal
Brown do OH Bissell Ny
Laird do II McAllester Cal
Z Sanford Providence Marsh NJ
Ii G CrapSton do VS. harrison RF&PE
ID Phillips X Co Agent
II Hackaday Ky
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CONGRESS.
Senate.

Senate.
The PRESIDENT pro tempore laid before
the Senate communication from the Pres
ident of the United States, transmitting the
report, estimates, &c., made Lieut.. Meigs
of plan for supplying the cities of WASH
ington and Georgetown with pure water.
A communication was received from the
Navy Department transmitting information
relative to the establishment of line of
mail steamers from San Francisco to China
Numerous petitions and memorials we're
presented and referred.
Mr.. HUNTER moved that the Senate pro-
coed to the consideration of the Army Ap-
preparation bill which motion, after some
discussion upon the priority of business,
was lost.
Mr.. HAML1N moved that the Senate pro-
coed to the consideration of the bill for the
relief of the INDECENT insane; which was
lost by yeas Is, nays 26.
On motion of Mr. DAVIS, the Senate pro-
ceeded to the consideration of the joint reso-
luton suspending until June next the opera
ton of the steamboat inspection law of last
session.
Mr.. CAss thought the time named too
short.
Messrs. RUsK and HAML1N strongly OPP
posed the bill.
A debate ensued in the course of which,
Mr.. PEARcE moved that the suspension ex~
tend to the first of October next; which
was finally rejected by very large major
ity.
Mr.. WELLER then asked that the Pacific
Railroad bill be taken up.
Objected to on the ground that members
wanted time to present petitions and Com
mittees to make reports.
House of representatives..
The House ordered various maps accom-.
panying reports, to be printed.
The bill to establish reciprocal trade with
the British North american Provinces, was
taken up.
Mr.. FULLER concluded in opposition t
the bill.
Mr.. Tuck replied in support of the bill.
The morning hour expiring,
Mr.. SABINE offered substitute for thu
bill.
The amendments of the Senate to the fet
bill were concurred in. The bill is therefore
passed.
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BROOMs, MATS, PALS, &c.

4 LARGE assortment of Brooms. Mats, Pals Fl1
n Buckets, Bail BIKES, Market and Clothes
kets. Brushes, Tubs, KceIery &c
Received, and for sale by
J. T. RADCLIFFE,
Odd Fellows Hall
feb 1S-eo3tif seventh stree
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BROWNS HOTEL.

BROWNS HOTEL.
Eckles Va G S Pierce Ohio
A Z Spencer do A Bodillon Va
McArdle Prof Gardiner Mass
S NJ Chappell Md Mr. Noland Miss
n kettell Ny j Orle Pa
1 Newbury Mass A X Chsmpe Tenn
Rowley Pa q w Calls Md
Hon NJ Hosgland Ohio Mr. Hall Ga
IL Lee Cal Livingston Fla
l. b Miner do IA Golf do
V Horwltz do A K Coen BAIT
p White Wis
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HaE A singer in the northern corner of
Iowa, recently dislocated his jaw in attempt
ing to sing '.high B." Itappears there was
contest between the victim and a rival
teacher as to which should be employed to
teach certain singing school, and the
former made such desperate efforts to aston
ish the natives as led to the lamentable result
above newfoundland he got the school,
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
IRVING HOTEL.

u thompson Pa Z S Bowers Phil
" Beck do ID Phillips do
Ii Ayres do RI Watson g. lCal
II Scott do ID : Cummings Bait
G A Somerby & Mass b Ferguson do
Miller ONO Brayn Pa
j Angler Bottom FClark do
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ARTISTIC MISUNDERSTANDING, in his Cy-
clopedia of Anecdotes, records many in
stances of laughable anachronisms of paint
ers, and among others that of the picture of
Eden, in which Adam and Eve occupied the
foreground, while in the back aground
German student was shooting ducks! There
is an old painting by French artist, of the
Lords Supper, in which the table is deco
rated at each end with tumblers holding
cigar lighters.
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Go to Roots. No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth he traces
Multitudes of lovely faces!
Roots Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue, near Seventh
street. Jan 81
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AVENUE HOUSE.

Mrs A G Stout DIR n Y o ID Savage Ala
A Is Norris do Mrs Savage Conn
Geo III Robinson Me Mrs SpoGord 60
Alvarez Fan Francisco II Winter do
Mrs Parker do Miss vi Rob Galt
Sullivan do j ID Clement & Phi
+ Ward do 2 Miss Clement Srv
Lieut. A VI Pemock L 5 LA Raud ~ Louss
Geo Loyal Va jill Wright do
G A sommeriy & Mass EE Brown Maine
n Pendletn GA Col j HAYES Cal
Mis- Pendleton do Gen ADDISON do
A A Adams do
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Whitehursts Gallerv-Wbe,

e. WhitehUrsts Gallery-Where the
best Daguerreotypes in this city, in the world are
made, is on Pennsylvania avenue near four and-a-
half street
He has splendid assortment of gilt frames, Lock-
ts, and fancy cases, Just received, and them
jan 25-
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CARUSrS SALOON!
ON Ugh ..

PROFESSOR HALE GIVES HIS FOURTH
Lecture and
Interesting Experiments
IN
ELECTRO.BIOLOGY
Commencing at o'clock.
ON THIS TUESDAY EVENING,
81 Admission 25 cents.%a
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BUTTER! BUTTER!

BUTTER! BUTTEK!!
4 PRIME lot of New York Butter will be sold very
n cheap to close concern.
Also, fresh Eggs and Buckwheat Flour, cheaper
than the cheapest. Call and see.
WILLIAMS q CO.,
Near cor. 9th st. and Louisiana ave-
feb Civ next door to Winners
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CARUSI'S SALOON.
On Tuesday evening.
Electro Biology! Great Attraction,

PROFESSOR HALE will give his fourth Iactr..
i this evening; after which will be iutroducsI :
number of highly Interesting Experiments, vf;S
have been received with roars of laughter and
from intelligent audiences in all portions Of IT,
United States. ~
"0pinion is an omniptence-whose veil
Nantes the earth with darkness until right
And wrong are accidents, and men grow pale
Lest their own judgments should become ~,
bright,
And their free thoughts be crimes, and earth bs,s
too much light
HE- Cards of admission p cents. Clergy Free.
EY- Lecture to comm. nee at o'clock
ADr For particulars see small bills. feb q
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ADJUSTMENTS
NATIONAL THEATRE.

MI. 4. a. LL......-.............SoLE LEssr,
Mr. A. W. FENNo.-......AcTING STAGE Manage,
Mr.. II. B. MArTEsoN............ Tpr,s,
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PROVISIONS!

PROVISIONS!
~S key superior Orange and Delaware Co. Butter
u 125 boxes Eastern CHEESE
25 firkins beautiful white Leaf Lard
1000 lbs. New Bacon Hams
Received, and for sale low, by
J. T. RADCLIFFE,
Odd Fellows Hall,
feb lS-eo3tif Seventh street
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MAGNIFICENT BILL

Birthday Of the Father of his Countr,,
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To conclude with the grand and thrilling Dram.
three acts of
THE VENETIAN;
OR, TIE BRAvo'S OATH
Giovanni (the Bravo). ..................Mr Fa,ro
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CIAL MOTTO Es.
mSICK AND AFFLlCTED.n

THE most safe and certain remedy known to the
world the obstinate coughs, colds, asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint, whooping.
cough Group tickling rising in the throat, de-
bility, pains side breast broken constitution,
from the abuse of calomel and other causes is DOCTOR
SwAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY; consumption has reached state, and
sumed character hitherto considered incurabIe yields
without struggle TO this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
paIation. Remembcr-thc great Original Wild Cherry
and the only compound prepared by regular
physician is manufactured under the immediate of
DIR. STKAYNE at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale 6y-DR. JAMES 3AKER; llELLS f. CALD-
WELL; and PATTERSON & Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDSALL q Co., Cincinnati;
and by dealers generally. sept9
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How TO Keen Harnesain order.

Observing the good condition and fine appear
ance of the harness of Aid. Baker, proprietor of
the most extensive livery establishment IN Roches-
ter, we requested him TO impaItto us, for pubica-
ton, the rnodus operdndi by which 50 desirable a
resultwas achieved. In compliance herewith,
he stated tile course adopted as the best and most
economical, after twenty years experience in n
business which required considerable attention 10
tackling apparatus. His process; of oiling and
washing harness is substantially as follows:
Take Meats Foot OIL, and Ivory or Patent blnck
the latter well puIverIzed, or made so before
using. Mix thoroughly-altiing the black until
the oil is we'll coored, or quite black. In cool
weather the oil should be warmed somewhat be.
fore mixing. With sponge apply light cont of
the mlxture-ony what the leather will reality
absorb, unless the harness is very dry, in which
case Heavier coating hay lie necessary. Alter
the harness is dry-whlch VIII be III two hours 10
half or whole day. depending upon the weather
and previous condition of the eather-wash thor
oughly with soap sudS. In making the suus, use
good CASTLE soap an cold rain loater-(warm wa
ter should never be used on harness lentheD. APP
ply the suds with sponge. Rub off with buck
skin. This will give your harness q nice, glossy
surface and the leather will retoin good color
and continue plable for months. If it becomes
soed with mud, or sweat, an application ofsoap
and water, as above directed, (without olling0
will be sufficient 10 give it bright appearance.
Two applications of this oil and black mixture
a year, Tor once every six months,) will be sntfi-
cient to keep harness, as ordinarily used IN goad
order. II may be necessary Tor livery men, aud
others who use harness constantly, TO apply the
oil oftener-but in most cases two oilings a year
and washing with suds when soiled, will keep a
harness in good trim for sight and service. This
process will pay large dividend in extra service
aud durability-to say nothing of improved appear
anCe.
Aid, B. assures us that the same, or very sim
liar application is just the The thing for carriage
tops which are made of top-ieGther. The only
difference in treatment is, that less oil should be
used, or rather lighter coating applied-and it
should be washed of before drying in, top-leatheI
being thin and much more penetrable than har-
ness or course this mixture would not answer
for enameled leather, of which some carriage tops
are constructed.-Rurdl NetO York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-08

Mas. PARriNorox on Observation-Disclosures is
varlous' said Mrs Portington, she returned from
a street door conversation with Mr.. Bolds "The
doctors tell me that poor old Mrs. Haze has gottwo
buckles on her lungs! 1t is dreadful 10 think OF,
declare. The disease is so various. Ohe day we
hear of peoples dying of hermitage of the lungs.
another OF brown creatures-here they tell us OF
the elementary canal being out of order, and there
about the tenor of the throat; here hear of the
neurology of the head, and there of an embargo.
On the one side of us we hear of man being kill
led by getting pound of beef IN Lis saclofagus,
and another kills himself by discovering his jocu-
lar vein. Things chanse so, that declare don't
know how to subscribe for any onse n-dayS.
New names and nosrilS take the place of the old,
and might as well throw my old yarb bng away.
Douy
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Chean Cash Store.

TIHE subscriber Just receiving his Second Stock OF
/ fall and winter Goods consisting OF all qualities and
STYLES OF Fancy and Staple Dry Goods which he offers,
and will SELL lower than other house IN the city The
hest Qualities of French Merinos from 90 Silly per
ySrl English Mcrinos from so cents to SO per yard
500 Long shaws from So TO 49, best qualities and all
other kinds qualities in proportion, 100 terms bro
cade Silks all styles and colo and at low price Vet
vet Ribbons styles; plain and scooped Founcngs, all
styles and qualities:
intend 10 keep up my stock the year round and all who
ma! av or me with call have their wants supplied,
ut No iG6 Main street. Wheeling, Va And lBrcspcctuy
invite all who may notice this advertisement to call and
examine my cheap Stock the utmost attention shall be
given. -, =, ,,,,,.,,,,,
ocf6 CTs
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uA National Horse Exhibition will be held in
Springfield, Mass, on the 18th, goth, 2lst and
22d of October, under the auspices of the United
States Agricultural Society. The premiums Of
fered are liberal. All communications upon the
subject should he addressed to VIM. Stowe, Cor
responding Secretary and General Agent, Spring
field, Mass. Arthur Watts, of Ohio, is member
ofthe Executive Commttee.-.Sandusky Register.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-08

A BLIND CoMPosIroR.-The Greencastle Ban
ner gives the following account of blind printer,
now at work at the Chronotype Office, in Gosport,
Ind. acne ofthe gentlemen connected with the
establishment is a blind man, and sets type re-
markably we'll. He is the first blind printer we
ever came across. He stated to us that his aver
age days work was about 5000 ems! and that he
had on several occasions set from to sOO0I His
letter is distributed for him, and his copy read by
his partner, his memory being so perfect he can
retain from four TO six lines-When this IS finish
ed he cries the last word Set when another sem
tence is read, and thus continues on through the
day."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-08

OLD JoE.-The interesting communication from
the mysterious .beggarI published in your paper,
reminds me of piece of his witticism, which
you may perhaps deem worthy of place in your
columns.
A few days after Kossuth's arrival in this city
our mysterious friend called i'll to see Que OF our
merchants on the avenue, with whom he was on
friendly terms. After some conversation he was
asked what he thought of this man Kossuth9-
tWeH,' says he, after some dellberation, Il don't
think much of him. 1 think he is humbug.'-
But says he, 'fax, IFS seldom you hear ttoo of
the same trade speak i0eu of each otier.' @.
Nat. InteIigeneer.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Hempfeld Railroad.

ToropOsnIs for BaIIasting and Grading.
DROfOSALS will be received at the Office OF the Engi.
neer in Wheeling until the goth October Tor ballast
ing the track OF the Hemped Road, between Wheeling
and Washington
Specifications Tor Ballast will be at the Office
At the time proposals will be clved Tor furnish
ing timber tesmg and for framing and raising tres
ling at various points ON the line.
Proposals will also be received fot the grading and
bridging sections east of WRstngtnni and
Oer sections, previously let, which have not
been pushed forward by original contractors.
The numbers OF the sections, and all other needu In
formation, will he found at the office OF tue Engineers on
the several Residences after the 10Th inst.
By order of the Board
CHARLES ELICIT, JR. Engineer. octid
p S.-work will be allotted to contractors hay inga
which they bring the line Immediately at tar
,ices day specified for receiving proposals.
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BLooMER COSTUME OUTDoNE.-Six or seven
days past, two young PERSONS came to boarding
and coffee house, called the North Shades,
on Broadway, and giving out that they were broth
erS, engaged boarding, saying that they intended
to remain few weeks. On Saturday, the host
having noticed them in the meanwhile, became
suspicious that they were not brothers. as they
were so dissimilar in personal appearance, but
supposed the couple assumed to be SO from some
sinister and felonious intent. He therefore us
closed his opinions 10 the police, and the suspec-
ted parties were arrested and taken TO the Gala
bose. One ofthe arrested persons proved 10 be
q woman, although in full masculine equipments
Being questioned as to her assumption Of male al
tire, She gave the following explanation:
Her maiden name Phebe Hays; she was
married to her companion and pretended brother,
whose name is Ashley C. Baker, at the town of
Plattsburg, New York, eight or nine months ago.
Soon after the marriage was solemnized, he de-
clared his intention going west, and desired her
10 dress herselfln male attire, alleging us reason
for it. that they could travel cheaper than other
wise. She did so; her husband thinking it more
becoming and convenient than her rlghttul and
proper garb, insisted that she should continue to
wear it, and she has therefore retained it until dis
covered on Saturday.
The police expressing some doubt as to her mar
rage, she quickly quoted them by producing a
genuine marriage certificate. She is very hand
some, and about twenty three years of age. The
discovery OF her sex, and the questions that were
asked her, affected her TO tears, and she wept
freely. Her husband was released from custody,
buta charge of wearing mems clothes wss prefer
red against her, and she will probably be fined
st. Louis Republican, Sept. 20.
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Gnld Madal.

NIlE fine 7oc0vc Louis XIV ChIpkerlng Piano. exhib.
TIED at the WeetcTn Virginia Fair, the 18Th. nth
and 10th September, Meor was sent TO the Penn
syvanla Far at Pittsburgh, September 27 2Sth
Goth and 90h, and was awarded tho rs price Gu God
Meda over all eompetitors INCLUDING the fine snowy Pi.
with pearl keys, etc. This Is nOtlIn than
Justice, and credit to the committee Pianos we'll
as the maker OF the instrument.
A copy Of the dloaTd as recelued:
To Jonas Chckerng, Boston, Mass, exhibited By John
H. Mclor, DgeEt for Western Pennsylvania.
For octave Grand Piano Forte, with Patent Iron
Frame aud repeating action, OF superior tone and reor
One octave square Piano Forte carved rosewood CASE
in style OF Louis XlV with Patent lion Frame for
beauty and design, superior tone and workmanship,
GSThs award is sent from the Committee on Pianos,
OF the Pennsylvania State Fair.
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nrPnISnNING IN

Thousands OF Parents who use Vermifge composed OF
Castor OIL Calomel, &c are aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying tao
foundations for series OF diseases, such salvation
loss OF sight, weakness orm5s, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
EIobensacks Medicines which ask the attention OF
all directly interested in their we'll their chill
drens health In Liver complaints and all disorders Or
singrrom those OF bilious type should make use of the
only genuine medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
-'.Be not decefred, )" but ask for Hobensacks Worm
Syrup and Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, ]. N. HOBENSAcK, none
else are genuine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-08

FlHEAEx's PAaADE.-The New York Sun says
that the third Annual Parade of the New York
Firemeu, the 14th inst, promises to be the most
splendid affair of the kind ever witnessed in that
or any other city, The fremen are making their
preparations with unusual spirit and aacrlty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-08

1NHE subscriber most respectfully informs the public
that tie Columbia House, at the corner OF Pratt and
PHca ST eets. formerly Three Iuns,) has undergone
hEPAlR, aud las lad Two stories added to
it, making nree addition Of chambers parOrs, sitting.
rooms, clc The whole hOuse has been newly fitted up
and cArpcied and bedding aliew 1t has been thorough
y cleaned and 1aicd aud papercd iii the modern style,
which viii make 1t eqan luay hUuse, Its sze hero
elsewhere, io accommodation II is within few mil-
utes walk Of the Southern and Western Depot, where its
porIerS will he always Ic6tfness receive attend
10 hose VINO may want peasant hotel will Reasonable
u5sE TAi.I.E will be iurmisl.d with the best tho
market can afford, and his Bar supplied with the hest
Wines liquors aud Scg1TS that be imported. Give
mo q call. octsdIm 4. Il. ROBEY
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Notice.

TIME subscriber, having returned home from Germany,
after absence Of four months bess iOaye TO inform
be regularly at both markets. with his usual supply OF good
Meats Suusagcs Lard, cci and sollcs their
patronage with the assurance that they will receive prompt
attention, at reasonable prices.
oct7law JOHN ZOEChIIEh.
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CALL DzoL,SED.-Rev, DR.. A. H. H. Boyd,
pastor ofthe New School Presbyterian Church in
Winchester, Va. has had under consideration for
some weeks a call to the Fifth Presbyterian
Church of Baltimore. On Sunday last, he announ-
ced to his congregation that he had declined the
call,
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1.-THE following is the address OF letter re-
Gently put intothe Post Office at Springfield:
'"Ths wants too go too Pat neal he usid too
1--WE in West field but heeSe after baing CORN too
Southwic now but ha will ba in west field mex
v eek for after Sob and he will Pay forit
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Read this!!

NTm. BOLR, at No. 16I Mai street, IVheelng, IA.
w is this day opening the first lot OF his Fall and Win
ter stock Ladies' Gents Roots and Shoes OF every de-
scriptOn; all the best quality and latest style Also
misses nd chliens of all classes with full as
mcns boys and youths Kip boots and Shoes
sample pair Ladies' Winter Gate boots can be seen
at the Fair on the Island
Particular attention ought be paid to that sample.
~ bah the above classes OF work warranted and
W." sen II: "o''' ""O'e'utO "''N '''''' TpM ROLE