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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-21

"BEsr TWO IN THBEk. The Union and Amer
ican says that We brsggedon HENRY's prospects
of election two years ago. Grant that we did,
and were disappointed. We did not brag halt
fsa shot and heavy" as the Union Dragged on
Pierce in 1852, or on Trousdale in 1851. We
have proven true prophet as to the result in
two out of the three last canvasses in Tennes-
see, and the editor of that paper only in one.
AS we have beat him predicting, "the best two
IN three" he should be rather modest in setting
up his judgment against ours as to the result
Of the present canvass.
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News Items.

In letter from Paris correspondent we
find some interesting facts relative to the con-
duct of matters in the East. The difficulty
between Louis Napoleon and General Pellissier
seems to ihave assumed somewhat serious
form. The latter having become exasperated
at the continued commands and instruction Of
his imperial master respecting his movements,
FINALLY sent him a message to the effect that
he hould not move another step until he
had full liberty to act as he thought proper.
Austria has determined to reduce her army,
at the supposed dictation of Russia, to one
hundred and forty thousand men. This is an
unfavorable indication toward her joining the
the allies. Movements of dissatisfaction are
progressing IN England, and the claims of Po>
land, Hungary and Italy cannot much longer
be disregarded.
A New York letter says Chevalier Wikoff
is figuring again on pretty extensive scale.
Ee has been entertaining Secretary Marcy
with an extensive account of his incarcera-
ton in the Jail of Genoa, on account of his
amorous advances towards Miss Gamble, in
which he has evidently acted the part of
" Loves Labor Lost" The Maine Liquor law
is claiming much attention, and creating no lit
tie excitement.
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MEDICINAL INHALATION, SC.
LOCAL AUXILIAY IN THE TREATMENT or DIS
EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, &C.
u a 10 u u n u Of q III ~ N

a LOOAb AlAlLlAI IN The TREATMENT VI us
EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, &c.
THOMAS H. GREEEH0UGH, MD
Qate Of London aud PaTis-Resdent Physician u New
orleans,)
HAS arrived in Nashville whore he will remain during
thegsummer and place under treatment all those who
may desire his skin and AID in all forms OF diseases Of the
respiratory and eircuiatory organs
Dr. Greenhough having been Connected with Dr Pereira
and williamson, Of London, and being member Of medi-
cal societies Europe, guarantee TO az invais the
most and successful improvements In the treatment
each case which will always be regulated by and based
upon she vital principles Of the
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY or NAN.
N. B.-ChrOnc Female complaints. duplicating the re-
spraory organs win receive particular attention, and la
dies when preferred will be visited at their residences
No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
~ 0nhce, Yerandah Hotel, Nashville, Tenn.
~ Patients in the country win receive attention By
correspondence.
~ testimonial and references to skill in
tegrity &C. from many prominent etzens and physicians
OF New Orleans Memphis and other cities be and
obtained AZ the Doctors Once.
Due notice OF the Lectures on Animal Chemistry, The
Physiology and Pathology q the Nervous sysem and the
Chemeo therapeutic action Of medicines, Ac Sn he duly
given IyH-u
EW- FURNISHED ROOM WANTED, suitable for a Ply
scans ofee In central locality. Also, two roofas, par
Tor and bedroom, for q gentleman and vie.
Address Or. G., Post Once. Dl4-u
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From the Louisville Courier OF Wednesday.
Nashville Railroad-Steam ulJ.

The prospects of that long delayed, but ever i'm.
portant enterprise, the railroad to Nashville are
daily Frightening. Steam was raised yesterday in
two OF their locomotives and our citizens had the
pleasure of seeing the first train steamng towards
the City of Rocks, as the capitol of Tennessee has
been designated. They were not exactly on the
line of the road, but travelled over on independent
track laid down on Sixth street 70 Broadway. Over
this the "Hart county" and ben SpaLding" made
as good time as could be expected, there not being
stretch enough for them to display their capacities
as to speed. When fairly on the iron course, we
anticipate hearing of their wonderful powers Of
bottom.
Track laying has already been resumed and as
soon as the locomotives are at work, will be ener-
geticaly prosecuted In six weeks the iron will be
laid as farss Shepherdsville. 1t will then require
two weeks to put together the bridge across Salt
river, the timbers all being prepared, after which
the road will be pushed forward with all possible
speed.
By winter it will be opened to New Haven,
thriving village in Nelson county, some forty five
miles distant from the city. That is already point
where great deal of country produce accumlates.-
Tobacco and other articles is wagOned thther over
the various county roads to be transported by turn
pike to this city. All this freight will of course
seek the railroad as its cheapest outlet Indeed we
know ofno foTtyfve miles of railway that could be
more profitable TO Louisville. 1t will introduce 10
US great deal Of freight hitherto either directed
from this market or else brought here by tedious
and expensive conveyances. The travel, also, will
be much greater than our citizens apprehended- -
Indeed, after the next winter, the Nashville road
will begin to evince its usefulness in such a light
that no one can longer be skeptical concerning its
value.
New Haven, the point previously alluded to, is
on the Lebanon branch. 1t is this portion of the
road to the construction of which the energies of
the company are now chiefly directed. We regard
this wise policy on the part of the company. 1t
viii make their enterprise more Immediately, as
well permanently productive, and throw into
Louisville greater amount of travel and trade than
any other similar length of road.
At the present time the President Gov. Helm,
is in the southern part Of the State. The Vice
President, Col. Riddle, is efficiently engaged in
hurrying up matters at home.
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BURIED.-The Chattanooga AdUertiser speak
ing of the discussion between Gentry and
Johnson at Clinton, says:
he TOhnson) fairly buried his opponents in facts
of unsnswerable meaning, and Col. Gentry did not
attempt TO contradict them"
We have no doubt if Andy Johnson were
asked "meaning" of bis ''facts, with which he
buried his opponent, he would find the question
"unanswerable." His facts of "unanswerable
meaning" will be ''the death of him."
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W The Court of Claims was organized at
Washington on Thursday of last week. Gen
tlemen desiring to be Admitted members of
the bar were required to file their credentials
for future examination, or give their names to
the clerk and hereafter furnish proof of their
qualification to practise Whereupon about
fifty lawyers complied with the request, inclu-
ding ten ex-members of Congress and attor-
neys from all parts of the country.
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FLOUR DEPOT,


ID Il d Il 4 e CO ENCY.
INHB subscriber having the Agency the following Mills
Il Mitchevile Mills, Spencer's Mills Silver Spring Mir.
Logan Mills, Nashville City MAls-aI Of which are 1stiy
celebrated for their superior brands-w keep coustr
on hand supply OF Fresh Flour. All Flour OF IL
above brands sold by NE, will be warranted Also sgeD,
for the sale Of Corn Meal from the above Mills Cit,
dealers and consumers viii find their interest 10 cali
and examine stock
TObaccO-I have now in store a large quantity ~
Virgins and Tennessee TOBACCO, which Offering 70
the trade at unusual low prices.
~ nal assortment Of fresh Groceries on hand
and Tor sale cheap. r. c. DANDY
No 50 College street
jyi1-d1m ne door from, a.,
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EB- The Know Nothiugs announced an eek
Pierce Hector" TO speak at the Court House on
Wednesday night. The ex-Pierce Elector was not
present, but an ex Scott ElectOr was.-UEioa and
AmeriodE
Yes, and be scOtt-ehed TO some purpose, too.
We learn, by the way, that the "ex-Pierce
elector," above referred TO, tore Pierceism into
tatters at Murfreesborough, on Thursday, be-
fore very large and delighted audience.
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most unjust perversion. The man who owns
no slaves has the same right at the ballot-box
as the man who owns FIVE hundred, in the
county or Congressional district in which they
are both voters.
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@ All About the War! -AT
The Story of the Campaign:

| Il Nc StUNy VI IIIt OuTINphEEHs
Complete Narrative Of the War in Russia, written in
aTen in the Crimea, by Maj. E. Bruce Hamey author
Of Lady Lees Wdowhood."
This work is recommended to the readers attention by
by the following considerations a. The author is
compished officer of the British army. q He is
gagged in the war; and has been from the first g. He has
already established brilliant reputation author. f.
This Narrative of the War written the spot 1t
contains complete account Of the from the beginning
6. II enghens the reader many points which other
counts have left obscure"
s9B- The above with many other books, be had
Of TOON, NELSON & CO.,
lyle "A Union street.
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PROHIRITnN LAW

Let them rave and excIam they will pass IL
And declare we no drnk shall get AFTER
We give them by way Of reply,
shout OF derision and laughter;
For al who taste Lyons ShHdDps
80 delicious and exquisite find IT,
That never cOuhi tyranny gain
The right to restrict sell it.
u NE quality Of these A OMATTC sCHTEDGN
maps is so well known that thew DO nof ~
the punng that appears others do. Que all that h
required to convince person Of their superior oualv
Sold wholesale and retail BY the sole PrOprieors
jyIs 10 CsdSr So ST.,
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MunRELurEs CAPrURED. : The Alligator

MURRELIrEs CAPrURED. - The Alligator
(Fla.) Advertiser, of the 9th inst, says:
On Tuesday afternoon, eight of the clan Of ma
-.ndsrs known as Murrellites. arrived in our town
under guard Of a number Of citizens Of the county,
and were lodged In Jail TO await their trial AS far
as va can learn from those engaged in the capture,
they are q portion Of q band long infesting the
country, whose chief employnents are TO steal and
harbor negroes, and commit other depredAtions.
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NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
4zs gzsszs Essss sa -
CHANGE OF SCuEDUIE,

ON and after Sunday next the 22d inst Daily Pas
~ senger Trains will be to and frou Chattanooga
follows
Leaves Nashville day Train at 7Se A. NJ, arriving at
Chattanooga at 420 P. NJ.
Leaves Nashville, night Express at $50 P NJ arriving
at Chattanooga at $50 A. NJ.
RETURNING-Leaves Chattanooga, day Train, at s IS
A. NJ, arriving at Nashville at 6 P. NJ.
Leaves Chattanooga, night Express at $50 p NJ arriving
at Nashville at so A. NJ
epY- The Accommodation Train 10 and from Wartrace
will be discontinued aaer this date above.
jy2i II. l. ANDERSON, Supt
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A IL Persons indebted TO tie firm Of CRAM A SHIP
HERD previous to the LIST Of july will call and settle
their accounts either by Note Cash. as it mpractirh
TO give longer credit. ivI6-tw
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SNEED'S REPORTS.

REPORTS OF THE CASES ARGUED AND DErERMIN.
ED IN THE SUPREME COURT or TENNESSEE, by JOIN
L. T. sNEED. VOL / now ready and for sale by
my26 W. 7. BERRY & CO.
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MOUNT OLIvET.

DERS0NS DESTROYS of subscribing for stock in the Noun
OiVet Cemetery" now have opportunity Of do
ing So by calling upon LNnsLEY CRoCKETr, DR.. JOHN 3
You've A. NELSON at City Hail. who give any infor
nation desired II is expected that those who wish sub
scribe will do so Immediately, as only limited amount o
stock is 20 be disposed OF.
iy2l-dH Ugh
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ABBOTT,S NAPOLEON.

W. T. BERRY co. have just received
THE HISTORY OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by John
S. C. Abbott, with maps and Illustrations. vols.
ALSO:
LIE CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious Customs in
France, by Eugene de Courcilon. je2s
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MARRIED.-In this city, on the 4th inst, by
Rev. DR.. Edgar Mr.. JACOB EBERHARDr, to Miss
FREDERIKA G. MERsH.
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HEREFORD, SLAUGHTER & CO.,

H A n n 4 ~ IS
And Exchange Brokers,
Cedar street, opposite the Post office,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Dealers In Exchange, Gold. silver, saa all kinds
Of Rank Notes.
Particular Paid coeciiens IN All parts Of Ken
lucky, Tennessee and North Alabama
RrrxEsxcns-Mossrs Hoasos a wEnBss, nank o. Mash
vls RwIz BRoFHsRs. whossAs Druggists; essrs
RALL cUzxIxsaAn, Hardware hercAantss Messrs. W r.
saAPAkD Co, Bankers HEskr r. fsAsnAS, EsQ, Whole-
sale 6roesF; n. scorT, Esa ProFrsst0T Of City HOtsl
my2t-n
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NEw ORLEANS, July l6.-The steamer Nautilus,
with Brownsville dates 10 the lth inst, has arrived.
Gen. Wool iel Matamoras on the 7th inst, 90
assume the command of the government forces al
Reynosa, amounting TO twelve or thirteen hundred.
The Revolutionists, Numbering twenty five hun.
dred, have taken Camargo, and are marching on
Reyn0sA, where battle Is expected. -
Gen. Castro, with 500 troops, remains at Masa.
moras.
The Revolutionists have issued decree, declaring
all the supporters Of Santa Anna traitors punishable
with death.
Ceballo's Tariff Of thirty per cent advalorem Is
In force at al the ports on the Rio 6rande.
Charleston Market
MoSDAE, July l6. p. m.-CoTToS.-Thers Is q
very light stock and no market Sales to-day zoo
bales At i0t 10 IL cents.
New Orleans Market
SATURDAY, July l4-OorToS.-The market Il
dull and unchanged, with limited business al pre-
Eioss Fstea Sales 90 DAY only $50 bales.
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A RARE CHANCE.

I WILL sell exchange for city property beaut 81
fu parcel Of LAND (half heavily timbered) situated
the Galatn Turnpike about fifteen twenty minutes
ride from the Court House, and containing about thirty
This presents fine opportunity those desiring pleas
residence combining all the retirement Of couury
with the co uveniences Il city life.
Apply 20 W. r. MOORE,
iyl7-dlw IS Public Square.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

II NE fine passenger steamer ALIDAh osN -
w. J. HARMAN, Master, will leave kzy[%ac255s45 |
for the above and all intermediate sszszzs
ports TO DAY, 21st nst at O'Clock p. NJ For freight
or passage apply on board or to
jy2l-td A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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TIE NECESSITY OF DRoUGuT, AND ITS BEN
EFrr.-The State Agricultural Chemist of Ma
ryland, Mr.. Higgins, publishes a paper, show
ing the necessity of drought 10 repleuish the
soil with mineral substances carried off to the
sea by the rains, and also taken up by the
crops, and not returned by manure These
two causes, always in operation, would in time,
render the earth barren waste, in which no
yerdure would quicken, and no solitary plant
take root, II there was not natural counter
action by drought, which operates TO supply
this waste in the following manner: During
dry weather, continual evaporation Of water
takes places from the surface of the earth,
which is not supplied by any from the clouds.
The evaporation from the surface creates a
vacuum so far as water is concerned, which is
at once filed by the water rising up from the
sub-soil of the land the water from the sub
soil is replaced from the next strata below,
and ia this manner the circulation of water In
the earth is the reverse to that which takes
place in wet weather. With this water also
ascend the minerals held in solution, the phos-
pilates and sulphates of lime, carbonate and sill
icate of potash and soda, which are depOs-
tied in the surface soil as the water evaporstes,
and thus restores the losses sustained as above
stated. The author Of this theory sppears to
have taken considerable pains to verify the fact
by a number of interesting experiments The
subject is worthy the attention Of men OF lei
sure and of education, hopursue the rational
system Of blending chemistry with agricultural
science.
THs HoRRoRs OF CAgP LTK.-The weather has
begun 10 be smoking hot In she Crimea, and some
terrible pestlance in the armies Is naturally expect
ed one Of the officers writes A. follows
The soil Is saturated with decaying animal matter
have slept lately IN q sunken hut, In which q
corpse Hes buried, with only fex inches Of earth
betwsen is head aud my own.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

HAVING bought the entire interest o. my partner I
IL have determined toser Goods les profit than We
havs heretofore done. IL Is Known that keep the Beat
style o. Goods, and r that house nay not be
known very cheap one, bot all things considered
pledge ourselves 70 sell Goods az reasonable rate aud re-
specially AK for the patronage Of friends and the
nifty generally. J. H. McGILL.
Jyl0 &c Successor 20 Myers Ne6iu
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goo bushels wheat wanted (put up
w in 2bushel Ozuaburg Bags,) for which will pay
cash. [jy21l W. Ii. GORDON & co.
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A SURE CURE FOR CANCERS.

MY WIFE, having iabored under one on her breast Tor
vi some time, asd having tried doersnt treaiment,
concluded 70 undertake myself, and IN less than three
months Effected complete cure; although she had been
sven M By her friends being beyond the reach Of
cure re "a Tor year enjoyed better health than
shr had Tor previous, and has saee birth
"a hne child Whlch she nurses herself 1 have also
success.
Ny Treatment, not the using % The Katie cAnstc
Mercury Il parcy Yegstabie also profess
other dscAsfz sarh Female and Ucers seTo
ala Pirs and an diseases originating In ike An
! ask y persons afflicted with any Of khe abaxe named
diseases, Is give = trial. Where there . care
tire shall Be no charge FaSsher infoEnAtan can OBJ
aimed BY calling ne, b. letter. No III North Mar
ket street. JONATHAN THOMAS.
iyS-sn
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w H IC h:

THE RIGHT OR THE LEFT1
TooN NELSON co. have just received several
One of the number is
THE New Novel upon Fashionable Religion"
ats portraits fe-ke its sketchings graphic pic
lures powerful and aim noble -"hirOdR" Rep. NcAO-
IDS Murray, d d. lyle
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OFsicE NASHVILLE Gas IIGHr COMPANY }
July 9th, 1875. 2
DIVIDEND Of FIVE per cent for the last sig months
as this day declared payable to the Stockholders Of
the Nashville Gas Light Company, on demand after the
loth INST JAS. II. KENDRICK
jyii-dim Ssr~s,,1v
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STILL MORE PROOF.

nashville July 49, lS55.
Mr. J. II. SEMoss-Dear Sir After a careful examina-
ton and trial Of eoncavoconvex specseies cheer
fy add testimony 20 their superiority all 9th,
They enlarge the sphere Of focus and thereby greatly
heva vision without producing the unpeasantnes created
by the convex 0rm. Very respectfully yours,
iyi9-dAWu JOHN Wal ERs.
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Wheh with the large stock Of other goods ALWAYS On hank
WIZ give 70 our customers better inducements 10 male tbr
Sales" % Ivt ,SHS ana Vuick
jy18 70 S, COr
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WE Public are respectfully informed that LYONS CO.
still c'ntinue selling their celebrated Cholera and
Diarrhea preventive. (from the effects Of which
so many last year reaptd great and relief by he
Gallon, Bottle OF Glass As eventives are always better
than cures, strongly recommend 10 use H. The poor
supplied without charge II accompanied with pr,ctjsir
Doctors certificate Private Families particularly should
have bottle OF this article in the house in OF ensr-
gency. LYONS 4 m
myI 80 Csssr -,
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GUM BATH MATrS,-Afew more ofthose Gum
VI Bath Mats on hand and for sale by
j. II. MeGILL,
Ladies' and Gentemen's Furnishing Store,
y20 Corner College ST and Square.
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Ho.. for Kingston Springs!

II VIE undersigned have made an arrange ySgyAA
Il ns1t with Mr. james J. Baker % run f,fffes-cSSS
a az passenger Omnibus % fbe Springs three
times per week. Fare each way dollars OHce Al the
sesanee House where seats NAV BE- secured.
heomnhus gill leave Sashvine Dtacff1iiy al oclockr
A. NJ on fuesiays Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Returning, vii leave the Springs VEactsdlfy II sane
hour, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Careful drivers good horses comfortable enneuses and
delshtu place Of resort thus offered 70 The pains
NJ pains vbe spared 70 maze The Trip pleasant ana 80
Issi-sn EIAJ KRuDER
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BOOKS FOR LEISURE HOURS.

0OOAo run 1lAoOAS ASS%sS'
CTAR PAPERS, or Experiences Of Art and Nature, BY
- Hefry Ward Beecher.
PEEPS FROM A BELFRY, or the Parish Sketch Book,
by Rev. v. ". Shelton.
JOY AND CARE, Friendly Book for Young Mothers, BY
Mrs. TuthiH
OUR COUNrRYMEN, or Brief Memoirs Of Eminent Amer
leans by Losing.
ALONE By Marion Hariand Of virginia.
wi sUG CHARLES W. SMITH.
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BAGS! BAGS!i

ON and after the LIST August will be able furnish
~ 1000 bags per day. for the purpose Of holding wheat
-four, and Persons requiring Bags please
send in their orders at early day possible.
jy21 W. II. GORDON 4 co.
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AmERICAN RIHLE SOCIETY.

DIBLES and TESrAMENTs % all descriptions, from the
ID shove SOCIETY may b. bound depose ny store.
send your orders and they shall be filled az low rate.
CHARLES ". SMITH,
iyfO Al College street.
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FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.

AIDES Superhne Caters Walking Shoes Of French No
~ rocco aud Kid Supernne slippers, Buskins and Excel
siors.
Misses CATERS, Pumps and Welt Morocco and Kid Boots.
Chdrens Boots, Shoes and CATERS Of every variety oI
style.
Just opened and for sale at lowest prices.
RAMAGE a CHURCH,
jyT az College street.