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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-03-31
ANNUAL REPORT

InF the County Fund Commissioners, for
the county of Belmont, and State of Ohio, for Jan.
1854 according to the statute in such cases made and
prov vided.
Amt received from State, $4,000 "a
Pd to State as per
last Report 1880 II 7
~ OF prin IN 20 Treas 213 2l)
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SHERIFF,s sALE-J w p.xo, va,

|SHERIFF'S SALE. W. PIxos VS.:
~ WmssE sTRis0IR.
by virtue Of order Of snis " me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Belmont County, Ohio. ct
the spring term, 1861, will offer for sale pu lie
lion, on ~
Tuesday, May the ed, 1854,
between the hours OF 10 oc lock M and O'Clock p
m. of said day at the front door of the Court House ~
81. Clairsve IN said county, the following lands and
tenenents 10 wit situate lying and being in the county
Of Belmont and State Of Ohio, and bounded and desert
bed as follows Lots No 1ty $50 and siItytwo
(G2) in the town OF West Wheeling. Lot No. 81 aDpras
ed at TIE OF thousand red dol IUO
aud Lot No. sxtytwo appraised al the four hun
dred and sixty dollars (SiG0)
jOHN C. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
March 3Ist, 1854,
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belmont MILL AND FARM FOR

z - T.T
- SALE. The sulse tiler. having changed his place
OF residence, will sell al bsrrsin this well known
FIGURING Mill,
situated the Nsonal Road miles west Of Wheeling
and Indian Wheeling Creek. He viii sell with II
whatever amount Of the land The purcha,er may wish
including SAW MILL, a large and costly BRICK
DWELLING. FRAME DWELLING, STABLES
BARN and other buildings, with the finest apple
orchards in the country &c. &c.
The Mill has the latest improvements OF ev. ~1INs
cry descrirtion. 1t is capable of making
barrels Of -four per day, and with the smallest ss
possible amount of Wheat.
Those wishing TO tuy will do welIto call early.
s<s. The surplus land attached TO the mill property
fs1S will he divided into tracts to suit purchasers.
-kT One tract can he laid off Containing 100 acres
-'s-N%~- Of superior land.
Also several small trccis Of lotion land end o,
ping ground Immediately on the National Road.
[. For particulars call uprn J5HS PI%TcS, Esq ST.
E'arsville, Ohio. j. MURbAUGH or 4 e.. IIiLLAE on
:hs premises 5r TO the subscriber in Wheeling. Va.
las. Y. PATTERSON.
March 3.-en. pd.
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DROSPECTUS.- Holy BIBLE IN
J. SEPARATE YoLrzEs, or, The Book eJ Books in Rs
siEty SIR paris.
Edited and Published by T. H. STOCKTON Of Baltimore
Md.
Formerly Editor OF lbe "Christan World" Bible All.
snee," &c.
The First Voiume Of the DIVINE LIBRARY. or CrcLo.
PEDIA OF ISsPRArIoswill be put to press soon as
the Subscription shall warrant. This will be-
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400 PIECES BEST WAR~nN.
w, Y. AEBUI
des.9.l Mole Main street, whe, 'irr
A DMINIsTR RATORs NoTICE-Ne

A DMINISTRATORs NOTICING.
uce h hereby Fven that AT the Probate Cour, for
Belmont County, The undersigDed was appointed AID
qualified az hdmnsifaior 6f Joseph Nsison late Of Bel
mont coiinty, deceased
Al those indebted 20 said estate are redueed ,s sse
immediate payment, and those having Jsims against
sad estate are notified 70 pre- en them for settlement
within one year from this date.
TIIIRsEY NELSON Admir-.
JOHN NELSON, Admir-.
March 3i.-3t. nd.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA-IS QUAEr
hEBoTTfEs.-For Purifying the Blood and for tile
Cure OF Scrofuia Rheumatism. stubborn Ulcers, Dys-
pepsia, salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Erysipess Pimplts
Blles MercuIisl Diseases Cutaneous EruptOns, Liver
complaint, Bronchitis. Consumption. Female Com.
plants, Loss of Appetite, General Debility. &c.
In this preparation all tie restorative properties
the root are concentrated in their utmost strength and
eihcacy butwhile SarsapGria Root forms an impor.
ant part of its combination. tits, at same time COM
pounded with other vegetable eGies power
and II is in the combination aud ieutifc man
ner OF its preparation that its in tho
cure ofdisease depends. ii aciE simultaneously upon
The stomach the circulation and the GoKe and thus
tnIee processes which ordinarily tie resulofthree
dIhereni kinds of medicine carried the same
time through the nstrUmentality of tAis one remedial
agent which gently stimulates while il disnfects and
eIpesIrom the stomach and bowels si that isirrtatnp
and al the same time andtope MANY
other preparations initiate il in Tearing the name OF
sarsaPara, and in that theirresemhIance ends being
often prepared from worthless and inert roofs and OF
course possesses ohealng or curative properties and
patients in making choice of they will should
take no other hut that entitled TO their confidence
from the long list of it has effected living wit
nesses. whose testimonials and residence have besn
and who still Bearing daily testimony 10
S
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THE BOOK OF GENESIS

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NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs.-RE.

March 3lst, 1854.
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Balance due State 1877 Sc
The following are the sums lhaned TO individuals At
the Of per cent per annum in the several town
ships in the county, and secured as follows: n
RichIandt tp Mortg'e, 9th. Securs 1894 60
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T-- lTlH1l NOTICE-EXrRA. @
TTAVIH6 heen Hast aud seecled the most splendid
Ill lots OF marble ever brought 10 thls raket, wunt
oil my nends TO call Immediately and leave their orders
for an kind theyInay want.
Having purchased largely viii finish VI work Ia the
latest and most approved styles aud Attic lowest rates
warranted and no mistake.
ie1p Hn. .l .nH... A NJ. j. ROHAN.
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TEE EGR.A.Ri CIlIEWS
! Al BY- the IIationaI I.ina.I
lFRLRaRAFFG99oRf I0ENotI
BABY SHOW AT SPkINGFIBLD.

CiNc,NNATI Dot, 8. --'rbe National lIaly Slow
took rlace at Springfield to-day, ueTs weFe one
hindtea aud twenty entries, Tie first premium fUT
Tie lnest baby two yeaIsOld or under, WIS tea
set with salyeh valued a three bundled dollars.
Second Ten sci, valued at two hundTel dollnEs.--
Third loF the finest cll under one yehF old, two
iliuhdFed dollars, Fourth Premium a Ppdau piai-
bic gTonpe. snl 5.b
y Tie hist premium was awarded to MIS-, Romney
olsVienna, OhIOi second, to MIS- blcDo Ell, Of
Cincinnaiij lhiId, 10 A,Is, Arthur Canon of Phil
Sdslphiaj fourth, 10 Mrs Henry House Of Giucln.
natl.
letter was tyal from Fanny Fern, TO the eli.
,Rcation Of Nll cOnCeTnel. Letters were also read
from Mrs, Swisshelm, Mis-. ChIenden, MTR, Mott,
and Horace Greedy, The tterthouRbl much at
ltsnliOn should be givemtO tic deyelopmentOl tile
human constitution, IN h onunlfy wleg= abe b.
died men sold for i've hundred 10 fifteen bundled
dollars. frqa tti t
Mrs Mott thought black Dabies Should be admit
ted among them, . DSs ~.
On. old woman came with her It'll child, Onl
claimed a premium Oh tint ground.
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TarStEAMER TnOS, SwANN was sold yesterday
!. ll.,hNiohols and John List, fol $4,000, =

TaB,BY ExulsIFloN. -Our readers will find
~, our telesraphIO dispatches ismorning, an
liant Of The exhibition OF tables ct Springfield,
ms Yesterday, and the award Of premiums, Il
.alLe seen that Horace Greedy favored the coca,
=, with letter, in which he advanced his ne
.,r,r notions as to the value, in dollars and
,,,, Of The "human form divine" IN this counlty,
n, theory would, perhaps have beenmost fully
S,,lr,,ei had black babies been brought in CON-
,,dtion with white opes, sfs
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THE REolPROClNY TRBATY

WAsnlSaToN, OF. 6.-'phe Union publishes
the opiuion Of Attorney GeneIal Gushing on the
reciprocity treaty. liocculies four columns, aud
Tue substance of It is lhothe President CannO. is
sue proclamation until he has received salislac.
the four Provinces Cnna1a, New Brunswick,
Nova Scotia, and r, Sd, lslaUd, of special laws
10 give full effect TO the lrenlY according 10 The
tetnls Of the OCl Of CONFESS
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NsW YORK MARKET.

Der. 5.-FlnuE little lower, will sales of $500
bills straight SlaIenl6, 62a1,U64i good Uhiunt 1905
Soulbstn buoynnt with sales Ul9S0O bbls Of 7,S7n
T.94.. Wheat, Michigan tel lao. Corn, firm, with
sales of $4,000 bus. Pork unchanged with limited
business. beef unchanged, LaId dull. Ohio
whisky 49, Stocks lower aud dull Of sale. Money
itmer and commands for call Recalling 76l. N.
Y. Central GA Penn'a. GOAL Co, 100. Little
Miami X. Il. So. Cotton dull.
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RRnM MAN ORLRANS.

BALrrMoRg Oct 6.-New odenns papers Of
Friday teceived, state that there were deaths
from fever on Saturday at AuguslaI tue alarm hos
somewhat subsidized, but lleIels no abalemenl Of
the disease,
There were l0s de0tbs iD Charleston list week,
12 by lever, aud uny deaths by fever ON Monday,
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oTnr FAwH FTHG aALE PAOEs,UR Two CES.
,,,,t, AGO." BY ], ?. brace This story Is full
If Old revolutionary "reminiscences The choESC.
o,oftle Indian is faithfully llawn, anil The in.
am,, and wees oflhe human wellexposed.
pasio,on & Bro, No. 4, Washington Hall, have
,,E,s,Ie
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
OoT. 6.--Fluut firm at 6,60n0,65. Whiskydull
no sales. Provisions slaRnant 40 tic sugar CURED
hams sold ut lie. Other articles nominal, Sales
of 400 hHls Sugar at 6io6i Molassrs ls.
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New WhOIosnIe aud teiWIl hIOOI aud
a r. Shoe store; r-.L.... f..
JAMES B. MARSH,
fLATk TIEULE AND MARSH.
Monroe street, WheoIin

M+tdooFio ssr, Oii9Co.
o. anu receiving uOnlmy Eastern inanuilc.
tuIefs ono Of tie atB est and best RssOrimeIs Of
RGy Hnols onI Slices lof fall and winter wear, ever
VSOHerclin this market, they having been nnnuac-
iured order according To my own direction, expressly
tor lelaung 10 NY customers and tho public seieialy
can OGer an unusually ago variety Of tho best style oil
boots and Shoes, Which guarantee equal bOi ~ quality
vi material az wOrknash, tU those manufactured In
this or any Other part Of the country. H.rl -,
My stock will be lOud to consist OIL, In part, the lo-
lowing seaSOna ole goOtsi
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EALI- RTOOK

49,. ~ ~. q
ISAAC PRAGElt las received GTOm New York, aud
j other Easerncles one0l tue most extensive stocks
OT CiOUds ever exhibited In Wheeling
His prices he determined 10 make such as ctTtany 10
be all lnducenent orevely one 70 buy from hlm there
lore come one aud all and examine my Goods and pices,
as 10y so doing you will greatly beieht yourselves.
Here all some OF tic plicssi- ...a-.....
DeLsines, huestati wool (al eolors) SIle
Ihibet, tino do 91c
do extra fine, do Sic
Collars, swiss, co..
do do fine 1910
do camUric worth Sc .,.. i0G
Muslin, heaehed, full yard wide Ht. &c rs
SILK, very lair Article, 'Hl10c
do heaviest, S6inch, worth 80 .tt 26C
have again on hand SOnt oil that t
Light blue French merinO at - ..f.H. 100
Misses finest linen cambria hdpla 80. Utc
Ladies iIle black kid gloves % c
u-P-l recommend 10 particular attention my Willow
ware direct rOm Europe, " which AM constantly re-
ceiVng additions t.i
ISAAC PHA GER, t1l6 Main street,
sAnIaflrH hetween uOnTOe ami Union sta
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The Law Office eAi
or the Is lenOvedl 10 P6ufh sTeet, OPFO
" site tile re, Idsiee al Mr.. Henry Moore, e,
ie9lr ANDREW X. KRNNBDYt
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r,mnrr1v NJ e sa 2 as - !, Z, nUTTR1l.
/ i sbv 81 ,tEtltif rS1i33 GEO. WILSON,
6ur1T asigl market square, Whoeingi VI
M arnn1oiI m u eachl ami fhaiEa lhI1 once. ~
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R1VER ANn WEANnEb

"a RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrTsBURol, Oct, 6--RiveT l6inches standing.
Weather cleaTand cool.
ine.
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NOTION.

n n ~ NJ -HEWTII " liuIlllVTi ~ TUlIVlI,
Wheeling, Aug gs 1854. eu399-im
tTjme5Srd 6Tglp cory esslli month ]
VVhI5e N4nent IsXtrO EilniilY lflOuP, &et
fltHk subscriber has lust leceiYed OH SALE ssttu
II 61ibartels LookwoOl's Rxtra Plouf q il'lg1l
so do PraEeT's do Lob b.
l.t- do DO extra Family H0urt 81 .
IsI4 A. RIpGkIBY.
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TUE RE.AorIoS Conference.-The Itfamshlp
City Of Manchester sailed from Philadelphia on
Saturday With 30 cabiR and 1850 Storage passen'
gers; and the packet shin TOnawanany for Liver
pool sailed the same day with 20l steetage passen'
g-N. We have noticed u late, fequent depat-
tnts OF larse companies Of eiugTanls from this
p,r, on their return 10 the Oldworld. These oc-
cuIremces seem 70 Indicate That re action 10 the
excessive emigration OF past years hos commenced
A vast Improvement mas taken place In tho con.
dtion Of many Of the estates IN IRELAND, since Fe-
level Of her redundant population, and which.
added to tho operation nf wholesome laws, and
the iavoTnbe Yield Of tho grain and potato crops,
imnar strong additional attractions 10 the old
"Arsh. poS. IN Y. Jour. Com.
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TGs following are the resolutions embraced in
n, Tanners report and adopted by the City
c,,oeat its meeting OH Wednesday, evening last
nvOl be seen from them, tllatihs citizens OF
T1s,l,ns are determined fFst 10 ny legal meas.
,n,,o secure their rights, ana MOTT destroy the
,o,dls, Iepohed along The line Of the Bali.
mn. and Ohio RailToadD and then let tie ques.
,ioo 20 bsiole The ConIts. We have commenced
btjnlhis matter, aud, zoe wiH end right We
mo, slrays 10 s1DmitlO wrong, aud be tram.
Med upon, aud nat III hand iniour defence
irtsre !, a point beyond which totUearanoe ceases
70 bel virtue, and that point has been over slepl
blythe Baltimore and OHIO and Central Ohio Rail
ro,js. Ii is now our "nulin," and wewlll"put
i1 with our whole soul and strength.
R,,olo,d, That Tie Railroad committee employ
counsel icIlhwilhtO institute proceedings againsl
ib- Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company 10 EN-
ioin them from making and Qsihg The iTack aud
Ih,rf aforesaid, and also from lOnnng their cred IS
a. aortsaii 10 The Genital Ohio Railroad, and 10
lake forthwith such other steps os said commulee
may deem eXpedlent IN order u secure 10 this city
The ''pmcucal benefits Of the Western Terminus of
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad"
R,solDtd, That five menbels Olthe Council and
five citizens Tone from each waTd,) be appointed u
committee with poweT TO emploY suitable engineers
10 ascertain and report The most practicable means
Of iran,il across The Ohio iUg Railrouds from tlie
West, within lie ccTpoTate Limits Of the cipi will
poser 10 confer with The dill rent RalltOid cOmPa
aes and obtain then views IN relation thereto, and
that they TepO,t their proceedings lheteiu at as
r,Ill day as pfaciicAbtr. I Ilr a .lnal
. R,,oiDsd, That copy Of The I'd resolution be al
once forwarded TO the Cleveland anl PillsbuTgll
lie Cvueinnali end MgretS, Tie HeHplield, aud
ihe Genital Ohio RnllTOad companies, aud That
they be requested TO confer with said committee
appointed tlereundsr.
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a'FRA.NgPORTATIOlT

\ 8 A 7'i'l
frHnppoFt1tipnom ce y, &. q, goiJ
on and aCer Monday next le ga lust, SfeoNd CiGsi
Car Wlllbe 6ttoctea Is tle leaving tits
Station Tor nultioTetl g'IO ~ =, Will 10
iAasfl0 Rdti6fman, Cumberland aod baltimore only al
Tie lollOWlnt rhteM tHl lH, i
10 Rolterna1y.l t'ss,.s...sss,sUS 300 4
10 CumbetIan1, f.s.,e.s.s's..r1fss 800
10 BalhmoIs =, ~. s,..;,;.o 900
Fifty nOundN or baggage Only allowed eac, lasl
sene5rl Gliy pounds sillbechares idiper
pound. ff1aplE6jfH-f tf
Tlokets must BE- procured bel9ge w starting Of te
class tloke eau 30 sofa BY tPe eop4u'tGls
~ fByorlet, t.ftii5i ~ D. tOhp,
my23 1870. Agent.
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HarOOurO, bradIoy q Go.
AZ Nlnrkot IT., nlnmchChtnr.

u ~
Principal RbEtdOuss, 100 Wsyf SIreet, CksSp.
side, London, England. american EsiabLsh-
mtnlS, So ARn streetdNd l02 NosSdu SL, NeD
York, u. s.. HUf
ThE Iiyd omaeenls valuable discovery Iorrroteet-
ing The eet iTOn damp cold al Therefore pTeVenttVe
Of mny Lung diseases, sihoat any doei0rin tthattrer
The HydTOmase II III tie form of sole and worn inside
The bCOt or sOe. Its neaicdied ehatoeteT s powerful
ulItldOte 10 disease. .i.I |-t
FOr gentlemen It will DO found agreeable, warm and
healthy TO wear In the eOtdea on Tiines ter as lie
0nt cannot become Wet tho lydtOuaee Is Inherited IL
Lades may wear The highest sOed bUois shoes In the
most lnclelet weather with IMMUNITY, while Consunl-
ol, 30 prevalent among the young OF our country, Tray
be wSied b2 lhel general adoption They entirely su,
recede over shoes, the atof tho leet 10 per-
pro IN very Unhealthy manneTi aud, besides are not
IanSe Gus wear TO pedestrians ley weaiel like India
emely large the ydIomesen being mere thin silica OF
cork predled peculiarly placed inside docs not
o sEe Ol the 1OOt GREASE tho l4Ot 10 appear untidy
10 children they are extremely valuable, as they en-
Iense Is sVsshfas to scarce need nicptOn BESIDES
lhosc whO latrouiIe item will hd theT geariy doeiors
blltt tlncl u idiHishsd hereby % H 81 y y
as the Hydromagen Is becoming more known, s sale is
increasing TO an almost Incredible extent Last year In
London, ManclleSter birmingham, Liverpool, GLASGOW,
Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwer HRmbuTsh, aud Berliu.
OUT sales reached 1S246O pairs OIcOrk sUs This year
the number WIN lar su'pass that
ASK lhu Faculty their opinion OF thelr value os pre-
yenleuye for coughs colds bronchitis, asthma aud con-
N SsS,.. Size be p'SBsiy s Scent
Boys' & misses do 90
NOTICE,-FrOm tie eln pIices make vol liberia!
allowance 10 JObbers aud Who cs1lers 50 that any store
keeper may make nue profit on their sale while they
ave unhliele that may be Kept Ia any orc, among any
class OF gOnds.
HARcoURT, BRADLEY & co.
sep 9l9m ~ Ann 9tIeet, New York. /.
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Tue ToD,cco CROP IN HaMRAx. Tile DNnville
Republican gives the following intelligence Will
tsssdlo The crop in that gFeal-lobacco SFowmS
county,
The crop Of tohaccoiu The county OF Hnlil is
said to be an unusually large one, though II llns
leen much injured by The hrTn worm. The com
plIlhls OF this worm hTe utIiFeTs1l throughout the
iobirco region. They have beer more numerous
Aisyear than they ever wele OF any lQlnler period.
10 many ipsla Gee lheE TnvageS have been mosl
serious TO Tie plant it seeming almost impossible
tochtck thtm ~ they were us numerous as Tue
flies and locusls Of Egypt combined.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

"a. MEMS BOOTS. wONANs wEAH
3O pairs best calf boots go par wOmeus lace bOOts
con do KIP do 1000 do Kip do
$50 do thick do 800 do morocco do
$50 do wateIpTOOfdo wONEN's uAtTERs y
II nEH's hRo0 ANS. .60 pair .wOmens gators, all
800 pairs Best call brosausj tooIsi
900 do kin. lilo l6OO pair walknB ahOesI
enc do thick 40 l!dO do mo buskinSj
3O0 do low price 40 $50 do Kid do
BoYs' ANbYoUrn's BR0OAFS.2O1 do Jenny Lindi rF
COZ pair boys thick bTogans Gl6O DO slippers Ht
so do Kip do NIssEa' BooTP.
$40 nair youths kIp do ESQ DO morocco bOolsI
6Ol do thick do 300 10 gater do
~ BUYs' honTs. Zoo do calf do
900 pair boys thick bOoisj 200 do KIP 40
$50 do Mp do CnlLpREnR DUCTS.
200 do calf do 200 patti GILL lsncy bOOtsi
YOUTn's HOnTs. l0m do Md & iuO. 90
100 pair youths calf bOoisi 200 do goat do
200 do kip do $500 pair mems, wOnlen's
$50 do thick do and misses gum shoes OF
the best quality,
OTTO which, would respectfully invite my customers
and the public generally 10 call aud examine boOro pur-
sopa '''' J. u. MARSH.