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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-25
New Orleans Depository for Philadelphia
Wagons. Carts. &c. Gcs

The subscriber has on
AAAAA91y hand and is constantly
-, ESlSNEIH oreceiving from the
saSSsNShSsssa3fNE97 AEgazI manufactory Of Wilson
NTHkzAE8 szsssssaszsSaN Child g. Co., Pn1LA-
1sZss e. DrLpn1A as well as
---raasM NMNl from his own, large
-sZLIlzzL grMaSssxzE assortment of Wheel
,,;,b. works such ne plantation and road Wagons for
horses and oxen; and other OhG -, UNA 49, "a
and TIMBER WHEELS, all with wood ana iron e, axe
trees. Jersey and Baggage WAGONS, WheeloarroWs
and Trucks Of every kind and all other articles IN the
line, made Of the best materials and WorSmahship'
warranted TO be superior any other manufacture
for sale at reduced prices and lower than any otei
establishments.
Purchasers will find their interest to call ana
examine before purchasing elsewhere, as the above
establishment uses none but the hest Of Jersey white
oak. Apply to DAVID U. :, NlLooN
mylO-ly* "a 1erdldo street, I've" oil s.
between Gravier and Poydras SITS.
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Groceries and Provisions,
0ueeHSWare.

Schiedam SchHapps.
TIST received per late arrivals fresh supply Of
~ Wofe's S ,hiedam Aromatic Schnapps, warranted
pure and genuine, direct from the manufacturer Put
up in quart AMI pint bottles L. E. CARTER.
Fer the Ladies'.
SUPER figured and plain Silks, Cashmeres and AL
~ paccas;
Super merinos and de LANES; Bareges and grapes;
Bonnet and neck ribbons; Gloves, of various de.
scriptGns. GREEN & DOUGLASS
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Morris, Unriyalled Yeast Powder

GUPERIOR to any other now in use, put up II ~ ~,
- es of and l tb each. Warranted to ma tso
sweet and nutritious bread, when good flour is uev |
equally adopted to loayes, biscuits, rolls, buck"
and other griddle cakes ginger bread sweet CAKES
Manufactured by ]. w. MORRIS, chemist ang ~ ~
sale at his Drug and Chemical Warehouse anu '
grocers, merchants, etc. generally.
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Fancy Articles i.

Fancy Articles.
DIAPER Macha Centre and Work Tables, rose
L wood and PAPER mache Work Boxes and Ores
sing Cases. shell dressing cases. and Fancy Articles,
suitable for holiday presents, in great variety for sale
ny (d2i] TRABUE e. KLINE
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Useful Notions.

Useful Notions. Lao
4 LARGE and elegant stock of Combs ana D''''
"A of every description;
Port Monnaies, Purses, Card Cases;
French and American Perfumery;
Writing and Note Papers, Envelopes, ana '''
eral assortment Of Books and STATIONERY. .,a
Musical instruments; fine Razors and hn'ves' 70.
thousand other articles, too tedious to menuoh~~
Gently received and for sale by ,rp
nit WIN. B. MlLLLEr-
PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR. ,.A.,
n LILO, the best appropriation out, for dressing '' hi,
" Prepared Castor Oil for dressing the man, Oar.
Tonic, to restorea healthy crop. Genan IT,, or
Oil, for dressing the the hair. Twigss' HAIR pS''
restoring the hair to its original color
Depiila:ory Powder. for destroying the HaH ,a and
All the above preparations are manu 1aopRIs.
sold only by Im21 j. W. MoIe.--~aa
CURGICAL INSTR UMENTS-su eass ss,-n,
~ and fold, obsetric instruments teeth .nsses,
ments assorted, scarhcatofs ancets all klnos'
supporters, braces suspensory bandages, e,c up
and for sale by WIN. b. Mll n.-ags
mYIf Whoiesaie D -N--,,IL.
lust arrived a fresh stock Of new and iasin0'e
~ summer coats, pants and vests. .,.ss.
mo GREEN q DeIo lI-------
OK Wagon and Oxen For Sal w., for
NNE LARGE Ok Wapon and three yoke OF o1nSpC
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\ UST received-ToBAcco various brands from 81 i
y cts. 10 s. If h. BRAsny-P. C. e Co. Pelle Fosin
and American. Pearl Starch: Whteand Yellow Soap.
MI GREEN & DOUGLASS
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T, a. r JACOBS.

TEXAS STREET, tnear the Leyee,) Shreveport,
A RE now receiving and opening new and con
- plete stock Of
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EXTRAORDINARY Case OF PRETENDED IN
sAsIrY.-The last Cincinnati Commercial says:
Among the individuals, nineteen in number,
who will be taken to-day from this city to serve
out various terms in tie penitentiary, is Joseph
Marshall convicted Of burglary, and under SEN
tence Of six years confinement. For the past
FIVE or six weeks he has been feigning insanity,
with a furious pertincty quite remarkable. So
violent has he been th&t his legs have been Sc
cured with a stout CHAIN and his arms heavily
shachled Day after day he has raved for
hours and rolled his eyes as If suffering spasms
of madness. He has worked bis mouth until
it frothed like mad days, and made despe-
rate efforts to bite every one who drew near land
has actually, in several cases succeeded in in
saicting painful wounds with his teeth. He has
been closely confined il dungeon, through the
bars Of which he could be seen rolling, clank-
ing his chains, gritting his teeth, and heard
bowling horribly. He tore the clothes from his
person, refused food, and wallowed like a wild
beast in the 9Th. Yesterday finding that there
was no hope for him be gave it up, saving that
u was OF no use to rave any more, as lie was
beaten. but such acourse had once availed him,
and would now, he thong ifprudence had not
'tput it to him 50 tight He called for razor,
shaved himself neatly, puton clean clothes, and
endeaNered to BE- as comfortable as possible IN
der the circumstances. Heis much emaciated,
and, in his struggles and devilish conduct, has
injured his person to a considerable extent. He
was once powerful man, and distinguished for
feats Of agility in circus to which be was at
tached.
We have been often asked, whats the mean
Ing Of high falutins' Now We can answer. The
following taken from the Laurensyie Herald
is the best specimen extant. It isa description
Of procession Of young ladies belonging to the
seminary in that town: FAT 10 O'Clock the pro-
cession was formed, all uniformed with white
dresses and badges Of blue ribbons, the tallest
n front, and SO on alternately to the last
ooked grand in the sublimest degree. Like
g the highest pinnacles of tie Alps, decorated
md adorned with heavens beautiful robe Of
white, surrounded BY its lesser points Of noto-
letyy, bedecked in all the n,agnifcence of
nor I, -8
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M AILS'-1o Kegs Nalls assorted from I'd to 6Ud,
N for aale BY III WALTERS & REpUS
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 50
SheW's Daguerreotvpe Rooms

0AeW UaguerreOCype Rooms
Have removed to the fire-proof building,
No. l66 Clay street, San Francisco, few
doors above Montgomery street, north
side, opposite DR.. Rabies Building.
M R. SHEW has the satisfaction of an
IXl nouncing that he has fitted up splen-
did suit of roams for taking Photographic
pictures, either upon glass, paper, or metal
plates. Persons who feel interested in the
Photographic Art, are invited to call and
examine a collection of Daguerreotypes
taken upon paper and glass, which embrace
some of the most interesting scenery in
history, and possess brilliancy of tone and
distinctness of outline which surpass any,
thing heretofore produced on the Pacific
Coast.
Mr.. S. also announces that he has re-
duced his prices to less than one half of his
former rates, and is now prepared to take
as good pictures for 50 as can be had at
any other establishment at double that
price. Persons who have had poor pictures
taken elsewhere, can have them taken over
for trifing expense.
Please remember the number, 166 Clay
street, north side, a few doors above Mont
gomery street. and give us call before
purchasing elsewhere.
San Francisco, Nov. IA, 1854. nov24-4t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
DIR. GUYSOTT'S

IMPROVED EXTRACT OF YELLOW
l. Dock and .Sarsaparilla is sure remedy
for hereditary taint
Thousands of individuals are cursed with
grlevous complaints, which they inherit
from their parents. The use of the Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla will prevent all this,
and savea vast amount of misery and many
valuable lives, for it thoroughly expels from
the system the latent taint. which is the
seed of disease, and so takes off the cnrse
by which the sins or misfortune of the
parents are so often visited upon the inno-
cent offspring.
Parents owe it to their children to guard
them against the effects of maladies that
may be communicated by descent; and
children of parents that have at any time
been affected with Consumption, Scrofula
or Syphilis. oweit to themselves to take
precaution against the disease being revived
in them. Guysott's Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla is a sure antidote ir
such cases.
Purchasers will please be careful to ash
for, and take none other but, DR.. Guysott'
Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
All others, in comparison, are worthless.
DR.. R. W. CARR, Agent at Downieyille
nev25-tf .iis.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
Great Bargains!

u HIRSCHFELDTER now contem-
IL. plates visit to the Atlantic States.
and in furtherance of that object, would in
form his friends and the public that he is now
Offering his large and we'll selected assort-
ment OF Ladies & Gents Dry Goods, Boots
q Shoes, de-, &c., at greatly reduced prices.
Persons desirous of purchasing, will find it
to their advantage to give him call. at
the old and well known stand. (where he
has been located since 1857 on Main street.
opposite the Virginia Hotel.
Particular attention is solicited to his
stock Of Ladies' Goods, consisting in part
of Silks, Satins, French Merino. French
Delaine, Alpaccas, Swiss and Jaconet Mns-
lin, Calicoes and Ginghams, Silk and Cotton
Hosiery, Gloves, Bonnets, Shoes, Flannel.
Wool Shawls, Trimmings, Ribbons. Caters
and embroideries of all kinds; wool socks
for ladies and children, and regular as
sortment of children's shoes.
Nan. B. Those indebted are resnect-
fully requested to call and settle I'M az /
am desirous Of closing my business. !:
novl8-3m E. HIRSCHFELDTER. !
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
YeaaI advertisements.
IONSTABLE,S SALE-By virtue of 8

TONSTABLE'S SALE-By virtue of an
~ execution to me directed, issued from
the docket of William Patterson, justice
Of the peace in Township No. Z, Sierra
County, on ajudgment rendered before him
on the l4th day Of November, A. D. 1854,
IN favor of l. G. Bateman, Evans and Still
well, and against E. B. Townsend and God
lrey., for the sum of three hundred and for
ty-slx dollars and fifty cents, costs of suit,
as appears on record, have levied upon
and seized, and will expose to sale on the
premises, In Forest City, on the 10Th day of
december, 1854, between the hours of 10
o'clobk a. m. and 2 p. m, all the right, title
and interest, of the said Godfrey in and to
the one undivided half of a certain house
and lot at Forest City, near the Upper
Bridge, and knowa as Godfrey's Carpenter
Shop. l. d. KELLY,
Constable 7th Township, Sierra Co.
Dated Forest City. Nov. %, 1854. no25-3t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
NOTICE,

ii + Z U BLIC are hereby cautioned
i against purchasing, receiving or ne
gotiating for either of the two accepted
orders on US, described below, viz:
One, drawn by Joseph McMertry, dated
-, and in favor of VIM. Taylor, for
the sum of Sixty-seven dollars; and the
other drawn by T. H. Whistler, dated -,
in favor of VIM. Taylor, for the sum of
Sixty-fve dollars
The dates Of the above described orders
are not known, but they are the only orders
drawn by the aforesaid parties in favor of
said William Taylor, which have been ac-
cepted by us and not paid.
We hereby notify all whom it may con-
Germ, that we have note and book ac-
count against the said VIM. Taylor, which
together amount to more than the aggre-
gate of the above described orders; and
that we shall bring in the aforesaid note
and book account in offset to the said Or
ders. A. p. CHAPMAN d co.
Downieville, Nov. Is, 1854. nolS-2t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25

TONSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue of
~ of an execution issued from the dock
ct of H. McNulty, a justice of the peace in
and for Sierra County, State of California,
in favor of r. NJ. Fuller and E. Andrews,
and against John O'Laughlin, for the sum
of forty dollars and forty-two cents, to-
gether with thirty-seven dollars and twen-
ty-fve cents costs, l have levied upon, and
viii expose to sale at public auction, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
p. M, on Monday, December 18th, 1854, at
Balsam Flat, for cash, to the highest bidder,
the following property, to wit: All the
right, title and interest, of the said John
O'Laughlan, in and to certain sluicing
claims and lumber belonging to said claims,
known as Thomas O'Donald & Co.'S Claims,
to satisfy said execution and COSTS
A. p. CAMPBELL,
nov25-3t" Constable Township 8.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
HAMBLIN g. SON,
Tin and Sheet-Iron Workers !

X EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND a
IA general assortment of Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware. Also, a large assortment of
Cooking and Bar-Room Stoves, among
which may be found the following:
Rathbone & Co.'S Bar-room Stoves;
Vose & Co.'S do do
Vetter g. -Southard' Is Premium Cook Stoves;
Rathbone & Co.'S do do
johnson & Co.'S do do
Wager & Smiths Banner do
All of which will be sold cheap for cash.
Job Work of all kinds made to order,
with promptness and dispatch.
Shop west side of Lower Plaza. no25-3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
Thomas Tennent,s

Wind and Current Charts.
Agency for Ringgold's charts.
Surveying and nautical instruments,
spy glasses, drawing instruments, etc., of
the best manufacture.
Charts of every description constantly
on hand.
Having learned my business in the ma
mnfactory of the celebrated WMJ YOUNG,
of Philadelphia, guarantee that all my
work will be executed in the same manner
as at that establishment. nov25-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
TO THE PUBLIC!

THE UNDERSIGNED, with his family,
i are permanent residents of Downie-
vile, and he pledges himself that the first
Art Union, advertised in another column,
shall be honorably conducted, and distribur
ted, without fraud or the least partiality,
to every shareholder, as soon as the shares
are sold; and the catalogue will be strictly
complied with. The prizes in. Art of Real
Work are for inspection at the store, next
to Meier's Segar Store, Main street, corner
of Plaza, Downieville.
HENRY S. LESZYNSKY,
Agent and Commission Merchant. 4
snOy25-6t E&sAssE sSs g"
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
For Sale.

4s.sJssr 4sJSs THE EUREKA HOTEL, situa-
BIT #A ted in the town of Eureka North,
Iii on the road from Downieville to
Sears, and now doing good business
The house is well supplied with furniture
and bar fixtures of all kinds, which will be
sold with the house. For particulars in
quire of Ladd & Curtis, Downieville, or of
the proprietors at the Palmetto Ranch.
oct2 l-tf WOODALL & POLICY.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
NEW STOREl

II AMBLIN q SON have just opened a
IL store, where they are prepared to fur
nish customers with the best stPROVISIONS.
GROCERIES and LIQUORS in the mar
ket, on the most reasonable terms, for cash.
Goods packed to all parts of the mines
free of charge.
Store north side of Lower Plaza, Downie-
Vile. nOv25-3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25

NOTICE Having said my interest in
IN the store of J. Pfouts & Co. it be-
comes necessary that the accounts of the
firm be closed as early as possible. / trust
therefore, that my friends will attend to
this with as little delay as possible.
]. PFOUTS.
Forest City. Nov. 9th, 1854. novI1-6t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
N"H @H~

THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed
L that the undersigned are now running
the Saw Mill recently owned by DIR. Webber.
and that they will reduce the price of lum-
Der at their mill on and after Monday next
as fellows: Extra clear Pine, 500 Der m:
common do, $40 per m; Spruce and Hem,
lock, S65 per m; ordinary and rough edged.
$50 per m;-delivered if desired at any
place where it can be taken by team. at /
per ct. per foot extra
Our friends and the public will please ac-
cept our thanks for the very liberal patron.
age we have thus far received. All orders
promptly attended to.
noyll-3t HILL & WEBER.
Q0lA MATS NO. / CHINA RICE.
|cOOO 500 bis & hf bis Carolina Rice;
1000 hf d. or bxs layer raisins;
500 rms wrapping paper;
100 boxes CASTLE soap;
200 cs qt & hf gal Br peaches;
200 doz hoop buckets;
$50 groce r w matches;
ESQ boxes spices in glass;
1000 do Hills & Colgate's soap;
500 do G Osoap;
For sale by GOODWIN & CO.,
novlS-4t 81 California Street
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25

n ISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
Il ship.-The co-partnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned, under
the name and style of Hall g. Whitcomb, in
the town of Minnesota, State of California.
is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
James Whitcomb having purchased the en-
tire interest of W. D. Hall, will do business
at the old stand, to whom all accounts must
be paid. W. d. HALL,
JAMES WHITCOMB.
Minnesota, Oct. 28, 1854. novl8-3t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
- HOUSE, LOT, STOCK and FIX

- HOUSE, LOT, STOCK and FIX
Iijl lures for sale.-The subscriber, wish
ing to return to the Atlantic States, offers
for sale, cheap for cash, the following
property, viz: The houses and lots situated
on Main street, in this town, opposite Cray
croft & Cos Saw-mill, together with bar
fixtures, baking and brewing utensils. The
house is doing fair business in both bran
ches, andis on the trail up the North Fork,
within two hundred yards of town. For
terms, inquire on the premises, OF
JOSEPH KOSKE.
Or of Philip Adolph, at the store next
above the Sierra Drug Store. nov11-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25


above m
b beer sold
HAL UIS Sheriff.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25

C00BAGS RIO COFFEE;
cVO 200 bags Chile beans;
$50 ceroons new Chile Peaches;
400 bxs maccaroni and vermicelh:
100 cs sardines; $50 cs olive oil;
200 cs Eagle coffee in tins;
100 cs Bovee's ground coffee;
200 cs qt & hf gal pickles;
$50 cs assorted pie fruit;
100 cs w d Estrawberries and nine annle..
For sale by GOODWIN & CO.
novl8-4t 81 California Street
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
SG0BXS., 2-LB. CADDIES IMP. G. P
e(OO Tea: 100 bXs blk lh napers:

S00BXS., 2-LB. CADDIES IMP. G. P.
cOO Tea; 100 bxs blk J lb papers;
400 bxs Adamantine Candles;
500 Mats No l China Sugar;
$50 brls q hf brls crushed q grind sugar:
$4,000 lbs genuine n 0 sugar;
100 kegs s. ]. sugar; 200 kgs E B syrup;
$50 cs and 10 gall Pickles;
25 cs Peach Tobacco;
so cs Fruit and Apricots;
100 gross G S Tobacco; = -.-~.at,~.
800 cs Bait Oysters: 80
100 cs Lobsters and CLANS;
200 cs Fresh Peaches; - -
loo cs Green Corn and Peas:
$50 cs S Bitters; so cs chicken Il turkey
200 cs I D Pipes; 100 cs salt Is lb bags
$50 cs Stoughton's Bitters;
100 cs Lewis Lemon Syrup;
200 bNs Colgate's Starch;
For sale by GOODWIN d CO.,
nov1S-4t 81 California Street.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
"a q Il N Ts
FOR THE
S / E R R A CITIZ f N .

@-Persons desirous of sending the SIERRA
CITIZEN to their friends in any part of the
Union, can have every numberregularly for
warded, prepaid, by remitting the subscrip-
tion either to this Office or to any of our
authorized agents, giving the address of the
parties to which the paper is to be sent.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25

IMPORTATION WANTED-Of Doctor
muoeolan =. Levings, formerly of Whites
.;on .own. - uaelda county, N. Y. Any informa-
'lon ol nis whereabouts will be thankfully
~ received. Address Messenger Ofice, Glib.
California papers please copy.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25

HOUND, last week, on the road between
Forest City and Bope's Ranch, pack
age OF valuable papers; which the owner
can nave by applying at this Office, and
paying Ior THIS advertisement. nov1l3t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
q Rtcb Great!
HusSEY'S MINSTRELS!

Doors open at 7 o'clock; performance to
commence at q. Admission-Boxes 50;
Pit 81. nov25-1t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ on the first day of December, 1854.
change will take place in the firm of
WRIGHT d HAYWARD, which will re-
quire complete settlement Of their affairs.
consequently all who are indebted to that
firm are requested to settle their accounts
on or before that time. o28-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
0th advertisements.
LESZY NSKY3Ss
first Art Hnion!
IN BONNEVILLE.
HOME PRESENTS
For Distribution on or about New Years.
SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH! !!
800 Pres. Value 81, 500

Catalogues of the Art Union to be had at
the Clothing and Dry Goods Emporium,
Main street, second door from the Plaza,
opposite the market, Downieville; and at
the Express Offices of Messrs. F. Rumrill &
Co, and Langton & Bro, between here and
Marysville, and in Forest City, Minnesota,
Eureka, and all their principal Offices.
The public may rest assured that the dis
trlbution will be conducted by selected
and responsible committee, who will award
every prize to the shareholder bearing the
certificate, in person, or through the Ex-
press Offices to any part of the State. A
list of the Prizes drawn will be printed and
to the full satisfaction of the
public.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25

STECH, j., wholesale and retail dealer
~ in Clothing, Boots and Shoes Main
STR ct, east of Craycoft's, Downieville.
iul0-3m =.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
The height of mockefy "A barei- organ Upposite your window, playing, " Let us be happy together"

UusUccEssFuL MEN II confess that increasing years b,ing with them an in- creasing respect for men who do not suc- ceed in life. as those words are common. ly used. Heaven has been said to be d place. for those who have nut succeeded upon earth; and il is surely tsue Una. celestial graces do net best thrive and bloom in the hot hlaze of worldly pros. perity. Hl>saccess sometimes n, ises f.om sapera6uadance of qualities in lhem- Nsiyes good --from conscience too stn> slive. ' taste too laslidious. sell. forget, fuinsss top romantic. modes,y too res iiring. ! will not 70 so lar as to say, with living poet. .l.al the world knows nothing oli.s greatest men,. but there ar, forms cf greatness, or a. least of excel fence. which die and make no signs 1; there are martyrs that miss the palm but not the sake; heroes without tho laurel, and conquerors without ihe lri. umph.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
m Boots, Shoes.
 GNSGe1'S, lkssbberS, aAsp FATHER. &c.

WAG@ JUST IecelVed, Q new and SpIen- did assortment of Gents FFenchcalf BooTs, extra tne gls tops; common do oi superior quality !; Gents calf, kip. and thick Hungarian Boots, double soies Bows cnlf. kip and thick Boots; good assnr,mrnt Yuuth's do. 1; Ceni's call and kip Rronnns Ladies fiae silk Caters; common do i; Ladies' low priced Jenny Lind Boots; S0ntags. &c., &c., all ofthe latest fashion Ladies enam- eled and goai-skin Boots; Ladies' and Genls Ruhhers--a superiuf article; good assortment children's enanleled and common shoes. Forty sides oak mud hemlock sole Leather, morocco Nninxs, Otndinss shoe TO gs in any quantity. shoe thread, etc, al of which will be offered loE casnsat The very lowest cash prices. Cash Parch0eevs are respectfully invited to call and exanine the ge,tss ss 01- Main Street, q .fese doors ,Dest Of the Cous House, SAMUEL CLOCK.
 LilchHeiJ. Nov. a. 1859. '- \ -.- --