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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
THE TAPE WORM!

Il IL L
This Is the most difficult Worm destroy Of all that
nst The human sy ton 1t grows to an almost inueh-
mite length becoming SO coed aid iastcheu IN tie
tines and stomach, cicctn- the health so sadly rs 10
.n. & ytus ,j,rcr It's that those afflicted seldom
fever suspect that II Is IhPs Dorm hasehihg tehi 10 an
carly grave In order to destroy this worm very cner
treatment must be pursne1 1t would therefore be
proper 10 take of my Liver Fills, so as to remove
an ostructions, that the Worm syrup may act direct
anon III. worm. which must he taken In DOSES 1t two
,ablcspooufulis three times day these directions ti
ovt have ney-r known u fl u curing the most
obstinate case Of Jdpe Worm.
XOBENSaCK'S LIVER PILLS.
Nor,r of the system j. liable to disease than the
Liver il ,ryin, as titerer to purify the blood or CIV
Ing the proper secretion to the be so thit any wrong
action of the Liver elects the other niofta1 paI's
the ~ tenn and results yarion-,s IN Liver Somrla,
Jsuulicc D,sI-lsia. We should, therefore, watch
every symptom that might Indicate wron; action oi
th, Liver. These Pills being composed oi I""ts a"
Irf f,r;,.Lci bv nature heal the sick, namely ls
An Errer,5ranf which augment the secretion iron iie
,rlrnnary mucous membrane or promotes the discharge
Of .ac r. ted 2ui An heTdtire which changes IN
some nexpcablc and insensb!e manner the certain NOR
l action Of the ,yst.m. 81. Tonic which gives tone
and strength 10 tue nervous y stein renewing heAh
,nI yirnr I, all Iarts Of the body 4th Cdf,d'fic
which acts in perfect harmony with the other
and operating tle bowels and cxpeiiihs the "h,ie
mas of corrupt and ,iti"td matter and purifying Tie
blood which destroys disease and restores health.
TO FEMALE
You will find these Pills invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which you are subject In oh'trnc-
tions either total partial they have zen ioahd "' m
10 HEALTHY acti n pur flying the blood and other fluids
20 ,ualy to put ight all complaints which may
arise female irregularities as heaiache, giddihess,
dIinncss Of sight, pain in the side, bark, Sc.
None genuine unless signed J. N. HoBEN-
SACK, and others being base imitation.
Agents wishing new supplies. and store
keepers desirous OF becoming agents must ad-
dress the Proprietor. J. y. HonLNsacK, at ms
Laboratory. No. 100, North 2j, above Race
ST, Phllad Pa.
Sold BY all Druggists and Merchants in the
United States.
AGESTs.-Dr. Thornton Il J. Baker, Lewis
burg. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Union
Co.-Davis Il Schnure, Selinssrove Stitzer Il
Bro. Mifilinburg Youngman Il Walters, Dry
Valley X. Keller, Adamsburg; s. Witienmyer.
Middieburg: NJ. specht, Beavertown J. ID.
DieGenderter, New Columbia; A. ii. Lutz,
ro,cs, Hill. PRIcs, EACH :5 CENTS
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ANOTHER INSTANCE OF CAND0R

To ID. c. MoRyHylp, NJ, D.. Gen. Ast. Tor DR..
tHRIsIF. New York.
poGr ST,-Bcing physician in the vicinity CT
enc of your Agents, have been much gratifei in
the examination of your Galvanc Curatives. and
highly pleased with their practical results. have
observed that they constructed the true sciea
tic principle for the ge.,ie. stfe rlessanf and
.iiiua development of tie Gayanic Current: thereby
filling disideratum. long sought for but heretciors
unknown. ! cheeriully recommend them for tbs
alienation and of those distressing ailments
called NERrors COMPLAINTS for which they are So
happily and ingeniously designed
Very truly yours, DAVID RICE, VI. D.
Leverett Mass February Is, 1850.
rs No trouble or Inconvenience attends the uss
of DR.. CHRISTIE'S G.9LT.1NIC CUR.iTTJES.
and they may be by the most feeble and deli
cate with perfect and safety. In many cases
the sensation attending their is hisAy pisdsrHf
Gai agreeable. They accompanied by full sni
plain directions Tor Pamphlets with full rsr.
tcuiars may be obtained gratis, OF the authorissl
Agent.
Prices:
The Gslvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
~ Bs,uars of fsis and Horikless LuiatioaA
DC MOREHEAD, NJ D..
GENERAL AGENT FOR 1HF UNITED STATEA
i3s broadway, new York.
AGENT in Lewisburg-C. ". SCIIAFFLE
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Old Newspapers,

SOME thousands in number. of all sizes, for
~ sale at the Chronicle Office. at SO cts per
LOO taken rs they run. or 81 when assorted. 4
chance for Scrap Books as we'll as for wrapping
paper. April 8. 1850
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WIZARDS Patent Gang Plow. a supe-
w rior article, for sale al The Lewisburr
Foundry by Geddes & Marsh.
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rs, 900 PERS On s
Entirely and Permanently Cured,

.nclGling al ages classes and conditions. among
ynom we're a large number oi Ladies. vino are iecG-
llaF.y sub -ect ~ Nervous Complaints. have been
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08

COOKING Stoves, OF various patterns
" and sizes, for Coal or Wood, for sale
at the Lewisburg Foundry by
Gcdjes & Marsh.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08

{ tTOVES-PnIior, Wood, and Con-
- Stoves, various patterns, for sale d, the
Lewisburg Foundry. Geddes & Marsh
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sideration, are not to be found either in the
law taken entire, or in any particular pro-
vision of il.
V. That while contracts have been made.
and important rights TO property become
vested under the authority and general reg
u~lations of this law, which the Government
is bound in good faith TO protect and keep
inyiolate, in common with all other private
property, yet all such contracts have been
made, and rights Of property invested sub
ject to the implied condition, that the legis-
latiye power of the State was neither relin-
guished or to any extent abridged.
Judgment against plaintiff for costs.
THURMAN, j., did not sit in these GASES.
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gg"Kenncny, the Census Supt., and Nov
el writer, has been trying the Galpan bust
ness. His salary was $4,000. lie prcsen-
ted an account for So, 900, declaring that
that was the amount appropriated. Mcssrs.
Walker and Davis of the Senate declared
him a vile trickster, unworthy of confidence.
lie went to Europe at the great Fair, said
he was a government agent, passed over
and returned free, and then made out a bill
for money paid as passage. As he presen-
ted no vouchers, Mr.. Collins of n. Y. was
written to, and said that Kenneny went to
and returned from Europe free of all charge,
and therefore was entitled to 70 Charge
To make out a big book on the Census, he
expected to have his voyage to Europe APP
pended to it, but printed cy a PhiIa. firm
who print his nopci$.
The Senate repudiatcd the claims, almost
to a man, and they condemn the department
for keeping Il smeakiny Galphin on hand
UheelDg Il gus.
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Mr.. PIERcE's AccErTANCE.-Thc terms
in which Mr.. Pierce accepted the the office
Of President Of the United States when Of
licialIy informed Of his election, was thus
reported to the House by Mr.. Jones.
You will please communicate to the re-
p%cctiye Houses of Congress my acceptance
of the trust coniided to me, and at the same
time express TO them my grateful aeknowl-
cdgmcnts, and assure them Of The deep sense
of obligation with which | regard this man
Hesitation of confidedce OIL the part of my
corntrymen, and it will be my earnest de-
sire to prove that their confidence has not
been misplaced.
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March 2, 1858.
No. 4O.1 AN ACT.

No. 40. AN ACT.
Making appropriations in part for the year
1853, and for deficiencies in the Quarter
Master Generals Department, in the
year 1852,
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That the
following sums be, and they are hereby ap,
propIiated, out of any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, viz:
For the compensation, and expense of the
Q"uratermaSter General, three hundred dol
lars.
For paying expenses, and taking care Of
public arms, one thousand dollars.
For one qurater's.ren rent due William Neil
on the first Of January, 1858, for the use of
the Hall Of House of Representatives, two
hundred and fifty dollars.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM NEDILL,
President of the Senate.
March 2, 1858.
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the Democratic Sentinel.
TO B. 7. B., ESQ.
BY r. c. b.

II was night, and the moon shono brightly cold
Upon the frozen snowy earth,
The friendly clock dull cherries midnight TOLD,
And there was heard no sound Of mirth.
In that sad house, wrapt in gloomy thought alone,
l sat where all was hussd and still,
Within my own bolovd parental dome,
Where many come lheir cup TO fill.
And there when the tarer's light grew wan and pale
Came sweet thoughts Of the happy past,
And l needed not the sterm's deep heavy wall,
As demon-liko il swept by fast.
For | thought Of thee in that lonely hour,
My absent friend and brother dear,
And fet that friendship has the mutchless power
Todive away all slavish fear.
I thought of thee and the blissiul happy days,
We've spent together in this home,
The midnight songs and cheerful merry lays
0fboyhoods years forever flown.
And then arose the deep and heavy sigh,
My thoughts went out in search office,
Basking, perchance, beneath a southern sky,
Or wandering Oh the deep blue sea.
And then went up Through midnight's frosty air,
To Him who rules the land and sea,
An earnest wish, a brothers. hearty prayer,
For blessings rich to fall on thee.
But we again will meet, if not below,
l trust in the green fields above,
Where friendships sacred ties no scy'ring know,
Where all is endless peaceful love.
Delightful thought, whathope, what cheer itbrings
To one in sadness musinI now,
Who would excgange il for the wealth Of kings,
Or wroaths that dock the hcro's brow.
Forgive thy foes who've foully sought to wrong,
And soil thy fair and spotlcss fame,
For though in purse they may be full and strong,
They fall before thy own good namo.
Now farewell ricnd and brother, fare thee well,
May heavens choicest gifts be thine,
And when on earth is TOLD the mourntul knoll,
Asa star in heaven may'st thou shine.
New Athens, O., February, 1853.
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AN ACT.

mo. 39.l AN ACT.
Regulating the fees Of Sheriifs in Probate
Courts.
Sec. /. BE 1t enacted by the General
Assembly Of State of Ohio, That the Sherids
of the several counties in this States, for
performing the duties required by law in
in the Court of Probate, shall receive til c
same fees as are now or hereafter may be
allowed by law for similar services in the
Court of Common Pleas, to be taxed against
the porper parties by the Probate Judge.
JAMES q. JOHNSON,
Speaker Cf the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
March Q, 1858.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINSN
CHAIR MANUFACTURER,

DAY and Empire State Shawls, selling very fast
I'D at S. & II. McFADDENS
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persons, passed the t~wenty-third day OF
March, in the year eighteen hundred and
forty be repealed; Provided, however, that
suclt repeal shall not affect any proceeding
commenced or right accrued under or in
virtue of the said section.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
February &c, 1853.
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PUEBLO SALE

FNIERE will be sold on the premises Of the sub.
Il scriber, living in Stock Township, on the clcv.
enth day of March. 1888, his personal property, t,
and Grain in the ground; Farming Utensils. House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Planks, Saw logs, an.
other articles too tedious 10 mention. Sale 10 com,
mence at lOO'clock a. NJ, where due Attendance an.
a reasonable credit will be given, or a reasonable dis.
count made for cash in hand. | will sell any of III.
above property for cash before the sale.
March :, 1853. HAMILTON McFADDEN.
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G-AnTher s. nntitie Wonder! Important To Dvs-
pcmcs-br.J is, Houghton's PepsiB, the True Di-
ge5lye Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from Rem
nett, or the fourth Stomach OF the Ok, after directions
OF Baron Aelbsg, the great PHYSIOLOGICAL Chemist, by
J. > Hought0n, VI. D. Philadelphia. This As truly a
wondrtul remedy orlndigosuon Dyspepsia Jaundite.
Liver Complaint, Constipation, and Debility. curing
after Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice. pamph-
lets containing scientific evidence ct is value. fur
nIshed by agents gratis. See notice among tine med
lcal advertisements.
FuIsoNING-Thousauds n parents who use Vermi-
iuge composed olCasturo oil, CaIoHicI, utc.. are not A.
ware that, while they appear TO benefit the patient,
they arCa.tsally laying the foundations fort series
OF diseases such as salvation, Loss OF Sight, Weak
ness OF Limbs, etc.
In another column viii be found the advertisement
81 HOBENSACkS MEDICINES, To which we ask
the attention OF all directly interested in their own as
well rs their c~hililon's health. In Liver Complniute
and all disorders arising from those OF = bilious tylc
should make use Of the only genuine medicine, 10
bCnsnck's Liver Pills.
BE notdcceiycd, but ask for Hobcnsack's Worm Sy-
rup and Liver Pills and observe that each has the sig
nature Of the Proprietor, }. n. Iig1cnsack, o. none
else is genuine.
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FOR CALIFORNIA!
PEEEEE SAFE.

! Va subscriber will offer at Public Sale. in front
H. OF the Court House in Cadi2, ON Wednesday.
the Sth of MARCH, 1888, the following properly,
viz; Three hoad Of Horses, two Cows and one two
year old Heller, one three horse wagon, one two
horse wagon, two carts, two c0Hl wagons, four se;ts
OF harness, together with a large amount of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, besides other articles TOO
tedious to nlonlion. Terms nude known on day of
Sale. GEORGE PENN.
March 9. 1888
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ES- We are sorry, on account of our
neishbor Of the Republican, that the election
for Postmaster in Cadiz is over. lie is now
out Of material upon which to write long
windy squibs about nothing. Ills readers
will suffer now for the want of those choice
literary productions about the Post OGlcc in
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WAGES IN AUsTRALIA.-The wages of me-
chanics and loborcrs in cities in Australia
range from $l,75 TO 1871 5 per day, and in
many of the rural districts they are not so
high. These prices are much lower than
has been generally supposed, and on aver
age DO not much exceed the rates paid in
the United States. The cost ofliving, how
ever, is cheaper than in California.
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cgssd sHedic5neS
I. II. PATTERSON.

70 70, MuyRoE Strict, WHEEING, EIHsIVEI.
E44S constantly on hand large sup1lv ofmad.
IAdcT, indigo, LagwOod; c0ppuras. v~cnftfan red,
sreHu and yellow chr1mes. red lead. Spanish brown.
blue yitlol, white lead, whiIIng, litharge. varnish.
turpcnunc, lussed oil, paint brushes, shIte-wash
brushes, sash tolls. etc.
Sab carb, soda, suicralus. cream tartar. EPSON and
glauber salts, uutmpg-, cloves, ginger, mace, pnprsr,
~hlsritc' cinnamon, IVuuricC, medicinal WINS and =.
quars, pcriUncry and fancy articles.
They are agents Tor Sellers celebrated medicines,
cough syrup, pills, aud vg=mituEe, al pr1prieturs
prices-alsO for all the popular Incidence.
Al OF which will be sold At the lowest prices.
Wheeling. June ,. lsI2-1y.
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4 \ cYery STYLE and variety, consisting in part q
Oino Italian Cloth, full anu halt tiaitors, fine French
Morocco, hid, Bronze, and cnamrIgd Leather boots.
double and single s,icI. A very neat article offronrh
Morocco, Xii, and Mems Morocco Walking Shoes,
Polka Boots, jenny Lind Slippers, Exccl5iors, Cum
Shoes, &c.,Ju5t. received und Tor sal1 by
+. PHILLIPS 4 Son,
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gJ~lu calling attention To DR.. Grvsot,,s 1nnr,yrd
Extract "t Yellow Deck and Sarsaparillr. We feel
confident we nrc doing a service In all wh, may b..
afflicted with Scroiulouaand otherd sorl-rs nrirIpa-
ing IN hereditary toint, or from inquiry of,ra blood.
We nave known Instances within the sphere # pur
acquaintance whore the most formidable di-sralnsr.
have been cured by the use of Guy-ot.'s Extract OF
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla alone.
1t Is caeoI The few advertised mciicilcs that can.
not be sngnniizad with q~uarkcry, tr The yellow
Dock and thc "Sarsap0rilla" are well known trhc
the efficient land at the same time noziaus) agents in
the whole Matcria Medica, AMI by far the best and
Purest preparation of them is DR.. Guysott's yellow
Dock and SGrsaparilIa. 81 See advertisement.
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Notice.

4 Ii. persons indebted to me by Note or Book nc.
~ count, are requested to come without DELAY and
make settlement, us | am determined to close tp all
my oIt business matters. This notice | will consil.
or sufficient Tor all and them that-tlat won't tnko
intend to bring. H.. }. BENNETT
CudiZ, March 9. lE53
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THE BrsTP ~ossIBLE REMEDY ron CoHsvNrr1oy!-Wis
tar's Balsam of WHIP Cherry is just The remedy that q
pure minded unprejudiccd man, thoroughly ucguai2,
ed with every system OF practice, and well acqualnt.
ed with the whole Materin }IcdIca, and experienced
III general practice, would recommend rs the bcsr
possible remedy, Tor the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Ash.
ma, Bronchitis and CONSUMPTION.
This remedy contains the extraordinary medicinal
virtues Of the Wild Cherry and the Fire which are
combined ard embodied in this article.
By II nice chemical process, everything deletcripus
or useless i]srcjectoi, so thai what remains is the mesi
extraordinary and truly ellicacicus remedy for all
all kinds Of pulmonary and liver Diseases ever known
to man. Q-FSce advertisement.
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His w AY!
The Cheapest Goods in Town!!!
JAMES ~T'EW AI{T

As the cheapest and ]preti"st goods III this town.
IL People orc 1ockine jnrrc continually to get bar
Gains, and they never Miss them. Ills s,ock consists
OF every variety OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware, hardware, etc. There is no use in making n
long story %ahoutit, for | am determined to sell cheap
or than any store III ibis town. Come one, come uiI,
and zee lis goods, for they are all tho rage.
CadiZ. November a l-5o
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NEW CHINA.


G's*s :t.sd GppEnSNa,c Store, +,
No. -, MONROE SrTtGr, WArELIgf, VlRoIyIA.
7 HIE suhsc ibers respectfully give notice l&irt lbcy
u have imported direct lIoul lie manufacturers, u
large and complete stock Of iho above w3EE, t%oget,-
er with an assortment Of MANTLE DRN4aEyTs ard
FANCY taooGs, some OF wliel ure OF exquisite lasts
and Beauty. Iron, Stone, ClMla, and rorcoitin
Breakfast, Dinner, Tea and 1'oilct Ware fan entire
new pattern; solar and Lard lamps aud Lanterns "
every description; Britan.i Ware, Gallery, etc.
We shall NJ all times keep - complete In assor,.
nlent o! Common Ware on hand, for the city md
country trade, as con be found at amy other store in
the ~ est. aHd by giving CIR personal attention to 70.
packing the same, convince all vino may favor US
wish their patronage, that they cannot do hotter az
any other establishment in the country.
iItliS. BtbNtiS G. CO
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4 NICElot OF Misses Goat, Calfand Mn Boot,
L1-and GSuin Over Shoes, now ready and tor sale b,
+. PHILLIPS K SON. y
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! hereby certify that l have compared the foregoing
laws with the copy published by the Secretary Of
State in Tie Ohio Statesman, and find them to be
correct. JOHN SLOAN,
Auditor of Harrison County.
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S5ON CHAILENGEl

WHATEYER concerns the health and happiness
w OF a people is At all tksrs Of the most valuable
Importance. ! take II for gfasssed tfat every person
WI do all IN their power 10 safe the lives OF their
children, and that every person will endeavOr to pro-
mote their own health at all sacrifices. / deem u to
be my duty to sulOmuiy assure you that WORMS ac-
e]ordiIg tO the opiuion d. the most celebrated pkysi-
cans IRE the primary causes Of large majority Of
the diseases 10 which children and adults arc liable;
II You have an appetite continually chaigeable from
Jnn hind uiluod 10 mother, bad breath, pain in the
stomacl, picking at the nose. hardness and fullnegs
OF ihs lruy. dsy rough. stow foyer. pulse Irregular,
remetuhof that oil t.csa druotca WoGhs, and you
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q CASES Boys and Youths Boots, thick aud hca.
ivy, double and single so!ed-lust the article tol
Winter wour--now On hand and ready tor sale ly
Il. PHILLIPS & SON.
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Fresh Goods by Rail Road.

uST received a lot ofBAY STATE WooLLEy SHAwGs;
y also 4 lot of In cents per yard de LANES, Prints
and other Goods, which, will be sold at reduced prices
by, ). q II. McFADDEN.
n. B, Wanted 200 bushels ofClover Seed, for which
the highest price nCash will be given.
CaGiZ, December %, 1852. :. &H. NcF.
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NONSlSIING ofputent Leather, Fronch Calf and
DMcn'a Morocco, always on hand, or madc to order
on the shortest notice, ut the Boot, Shoe und Leather
store Vi Il. PHILLIPS " son.
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B0OTs, SNOES, LEATTER. &c.

3SOOAE, A4-OLJ, LIZA 1ALN, &C.
lEsubscIlba very thankful for past flyors would
T. respectfully inform his OIL customers and the pub
lie generally, that he has ROW on Lasd Il most SPLEEN
did assortment Of Boots and Shoes, Sole and / - r
H.@aIisr, Gall Skins, Morocco Lining and Binding.
line.
Al%e Ladi IS an! Gentlcnon's Gum Over Shoes,
iiyn,s Buda.o vcrShoes, all Of asupeii rstylc, md
NIil be sold III y@rj moderate profits iof Cash, Hides,
SAHtEb SLENMONS.
T. B--Persons knowing tA.m~aiyes indebted cill,.
rf Ly Not, or Boi< recount, OF Il l1aI standing, viii
please call and scttla up, Us short settlements mako
long friends, and IN s'na cases save costs.
lndIA, MARCH 10, loJs. S s /.