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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31
VOLUME 2l, NO. 3

down the gauntlet to the opposition with
the same readiness that their ancestors did
fer a similar cause 10 the British KiRg in
1716. sy 4ta E.
Our, Ohio Democrats. with all due de.
ference to the superior wisdom OF the Unit
ted States Supreme Court, believe the right
Of taxation to be one essential to state Soy
ersignty, which cannot be bartered or CIV
en- away by the agents whom they intrGst
with power; and they know no reason why
wealthy and proud banking interpretations
should be released from bearing Their equal
share of the public burdens imposed upon
them by our constitution and laws. Those
who rebol against taxation are unworthy Of
the protection of the Government; they
ought TO be outlawed aud deprived Of the
remedies of our State courts, and will be by
the next General Assembly, il it co,ains a
majority Of men who reflect truly The wish
es of the people. In the question Of the
banks Us. the public, the Democracy espouse
the side Of the latter. aud if any more Of
those s~winjting and rotten institutions are
chartered in this State, TO rob and plumber
idOOi W It's iidAO Vnih'hS7s u IA ~ ~ az
their instance, bat in despite Of their earliest
opposition.
The proposal to restrict, by act Of the
General Assembly, the power now possess.
ed by the authorities of cities. and villages
to involve the community, who have suffer
ed much by their wide ldtitadeof discretion .
'fhe cordial Endorsement by the Con' eniisu
OF the acts Of the Democratic State aud Ma
tional Administrations will meet the warm
concurrence Of the Democratic masses, as
he policy OF each has been r'uinently IN
consonance with their views. The union u
the Democratic papers az the Capital is
rightly appI&aded, and the Statesman is
deseryedly co~mplincnted for the ability and
energy with which it is conducted.
Taken as q whole. The resolutions Of the
late Democratic Safe Convention form the
best political char: that WAS ever presented
to our psople as a guide by which the ship
Of Slate can be directed.-Ct Ii En2.
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General Jackson and Political
ClcrgyInen.

The January number Of lI.rper's Nigga
zine contains an intesiing biographical
OF Gen. jackson. in which an incl
dent is related Illustrative of his views OF
duty. When he was President. a western
minister Of the gospel applied to him for
office. Tie was requested to call again. and
In the meantime, the President ascersained
his vocation. "Afe you not q Christian
minister" asked the President, 81 an"
the candidate replied. "Ng!t.t said tho
General. IF you discharge the duties Of
that office. which is better thaa | can con-
fer, you will have no time for any other
| advise you to return home and attend TO
that, without seeking any additi q to yoar
responsibility, that you may be enabled 20
give a good account Of yeur sic hardship !"
The number Of oiergymea seeking polIii-
cal prefcr,oent, has greatly increased since
Gan, Jackson's DAY, MtQy seem % have
forgotten the sacred character Of the CALI
ing they have espoused. Is the old fssh-
toned gospel going out Of repute! Ia the
bitterness and strife Of political consrovcr.
~ IN IRE pleasing or honorable than the
peaceful works Of ch risliani.J Portage
.SrntiHeI.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31
Taxes! Taxes!

Much has been said by Fusion sheets in
this county and elsewhere about the COM
parative expenses Of the Wing and Demo
cratic Administration Of Ohio. The ex.
travasance Of Democratic State officers and
CT the Democratic party OF this State has
been dlscsnteG upon in every conceivable
manner. These m~unehausen yarns Of The
Fusion press have alarmed many of the ten
der hearted, and acme CT our goo friends
have suffered themselves to be deceived aaa
led astray. The following facts and figures
from the records show The exact position OF
things as to the expenses Of WHY and Dem.
ecralIc administrations in Ohio-show in.
stcad of being increased by the Democracy
that they are actually diminished nearly
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Ohio I'GJi /.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31
Prescription.

In compliance with The reeomsne adntf2n
Of Cfoy. G. rdiner o. MASSACHUSETTS,. in biz
message. the following Military Companies
composed Of foreigners, have been d'sband-
ed, viz: The Columbia Artillery, Webster
Artillery. Shields Artillery and sArsfeld
Guards OF Boston; Jackson MIsketeer', OF
Lowell; Uuon Guards, OF Lawrence. aud
Jackson G,latls, Of Worcester.
The men composing these Companies;
are .has prescribed, not on account Of any
wan, Of brasety o. allegiance 70 the Gov
amer No fAaIs is found with any Of
them in this respect. They are honest,
br We AMI faithfGl, but they are gully OF
lie crime Of having been born in a foreign
land, and therefore must be made tho sub.
Iiests 81 prescription, How shameful is that
philosophy, which makes the place Of 9
mans birsn the st4aaard Of msNt--Pott4s'
Sentinel.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31
Masses of Asses in Cincinnati.

Az
The Cincinnati papers state that an "enor
nous mass meeting was beId at Greenwood
Hall to repudiaie the congra'ulatory r'cep-
ton voted by the Common Council TO Join
Mitchell, the Irish refugee. 1t was a Know
Nothing demonstration; and certainly never
did a meeting so deserve tie brand OF lg-
nornnouses. .Ccuncilmen who, in their
honest simplicity, voted for the compliment
tary resolution, appeared and begged par
don Of the bi sots and iatolerants, as If a,
shamed, doubtless, Of the only act which
they ever did worthy Of a decent memorial
The honors Of the city rendered TO the out
spoken and generous Irish exile were tar
nisled by this display of illiber"l senselcss-
ness. While Mitchell was addressing a
crowded audience at the McloJian on Re-
pulhlicanism in Europe, these %malcon'en'a
we're illustrating tyranny in America.
We are glad to believe that these rilicu'
lousdispIays Of petty foo!ery on the part Of
he Cincinnati Know Nothinss, will 50 reaof
as to disgust all liberal souls with the or.
ders where such a spirit is Graded,
Ii seems that Two Of TIE City Council,
Messrs. Edwards and Warder in present
ing the congratulations Of the city, took oc'
casion TO display their bad breeding and
4 Ns ..LEt VI. ..#. .-# ....#N = ~ A..HtrHtt. fM
worse taste. by arrsigning Mr.. Mitchell fo'
some Of his views. Mr.. Mitchell interrupt
ed Wardcr, by saying:
"Sir, there is one thing in your country
which most Of ali | prize. anil that is ilber
ty; aud SO long as | am in the country | 40
lust the man TO do exactly what p'ea'e'
We fear, that if the spirit Of Cincinnati
Know Nothiogism is to prevail, Mr.. Mitch
81 could not boastof that liberty very long
The secret sclcmers think that they hold v
theii hands the public sentiment and tn
public owe Th,ir impuient hssGranc'
will meet with ~areproof more speedy an
more damning than they imagine State
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The Last Of Nhiggorr.

Thu Baltimore Patriot which ii former
days clalmes TO be the Wing organ aud
champion par secslleaos which protested
10 believe that the salvation 4 Ithe country
was dependent npan the triumph ot the
.Wbig party and Wig measures, and utter
ed this belief IN a th6nAAot appeals 10 tps
great Whij parry comes out boldly and
ayows that Il Us opih OF UT Il The proper
%eoarse for INC WhiC party p abArdon its
Organization ard uGiss with The Know Me-
thipgs."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31
Democratic EXPENSES,
17U.7lG

Forty nine thoutand seven hundred and
seventy eight dollars less expenses under
Two years of Democratic rule. than under
two years of Why rule. notwithstanding
the natural increase OF expenses which a
large and growing State naturally incurs.
Just look at the figures, foot them up for
yourselves, and see whether they are all
right. Let every Democrat, when he hears
a Wing prating about high taxes. bug sAlar'
les, DC, show him these figures, aud tell
him It'll local taxation that is eating up his
substance. 7rn ey
We find further, and inform the Journal,
that they may no longer misstate wilfuIly
and knowingly, that in that blessed peIiil'
cal millennium, 1916, when Whigsery was
in power, the levy for State purposes was
eight mills on the dollar. (see Auditor
Woods report. p. As. not including school
tax. Now in The year 1858. under Loco
foco financial administration, the levy. not
including school tax is just three mills-a
little more than one third what il was in
1916; and 10 1854 it is still less, notwith-
standing the large amount Of pubic debt
redeemed. y
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~ IKE saniu.ky fobio) Mirror .sys;-,

Ev-F kp saniusky { Ohio Mirror ssys;-
I'VE are fnformai, upsn reliable authority
that there il a srge dog, owned By a family
up in Western Liberties, who keeps the
house well supplied with wood. When fuel II
wansed, 4 signal Is given to tho deg. and
he immediately sets on: AMI vary sesr
he returns uisk . good sized aliek. Hill
IS then rewarded win apiece q meai; ant
sets off agaia, and retarno viii aaolhs
stick, and SO on.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31

EC-aossi and Fei douss ednession
the one living tcpniaIa which anaa wai
avery part ofihs sarial g9dea, os igs hes
" wishers and faics away. asa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31

ETA courageous ram took it into his
head to resist a locomotive. The brave old
sheep heard the whistle, The roar, and the
rumbls-he saw the shower Of FIRE. and
the giaring eyeballs Of the ymonster--he
curled up his majestic head, and he batted
his brow into The prcsumptuous foe. Alas!
poor raml not a lock Of wool nor a piece Of
horn could De found. Tie owner lament
ing The loss Of poor rAmmy, said: N al,
mire his pluck but confound his discretion
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31

GaS- Cosj Int somebody inyeot a sud
which woald enable Mamnss 10 81. tileir
daughters OF heir hsnds.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31

RE LIDO deelare, So. YOU lock petty
enough 10 eat Solomon, a'n't | eating
IA last IS i ear rsfliel 81 wi.h her
molth iuI.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31

Eg-Aa ellor dawa eest thinks HirsI
Powers, The ssalpFors ! FNinaiss, Il
he chisselisa IA Mnaftunasa Ore
gtrl on Ola block 81 malb!e.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31

Edy- Thcrc is . leather visassd piece Of
humanity residing in one Of the western
cities, 80 misery that he drinks alum wa
ter in order 10 reduce tie capacity Of his
sl4nach for sowing away .at5fs and gro
ceres.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31
PoLYGAMY,
It's Effects Among the MormonE

Mr.. Ferris, who has lived in Utah, has
recently published q book upon the Nor
mons and their institutions. He thus speaks
ot the effects Of po!ygsmy upon their
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31

Very respectfully. e..
s. d. LECOMPTE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-21
FIT s ! FIT s!

The Vegetable Eriract Eyilcptic Pills tor Me cure
cfF,tS, SpaSS, Cramps a.Id all .Ni'eo'.s "..@ c-'s
SitttiiOaGi Diseases
Dersons who are laborng under this distressing
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to be the only remedy ever discovered for curing
Epilepsy, or Failing Fits. These Pills possess
a specific action on the nervous system; and, al
though they are prepared especially for the pur-
pose of curing Fits, they will be found Of csPc-
cial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose neryou, system has been pros
trated or shattered from any cause whatever.
In chrome complaints or diseases Of long stand
ing, supcrlnduced by nervousness, they are eA-
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boxes for s.. Persons out of the city, cnclo-
sing a remittance will have the Pills sent them
by mall free Of postage. For sale by SETH s.
uANcE, No. l05 Baltimore ST. Baltimore, to-
whom orders from all parts of the Union must
be addressed postpaid For sale by JOSEPH
ENTLER and f. c WILLIAMS, ShePhertstown
November 20 1853. lily
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DAVID BlLLMGER
., Iri, - 1871 33-tf
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW.

Every should know that n shots In poor, sicily,
debAtsd condition OF health making existence harden
to herself and Of painful anIsy 10 her r'stUoa
and friends, and perhaps, (horrbls reflection ontsns
and inncting her malados and suGsrnEs upon her
children, that It is her duty to understand Why and from
what her sulcrns' arise that remedy aud relief
may while yet there is time be awaited OF the causes DO
avoided i'll future, and her health restored hAt she may
be fitted for tie duties and capable VI the enjoyusni Of
life.
Let every look at the emachted form, tho death
like complexion the deepbured lustrces' eye the sunk
en- check the gloomy and depressed spirits the shattered
nerves. the PROSTATE and helpless condition Of many
wife, mother daughter sister II not herself Included.
within her circle whose days days OF agony, and
ask herself Must this continues Must this be! Il
there no remedy? No relicf' No hope'"
The remedy is by knowing the and avoiding
them, and knowing the remedies and bcnentng by them
These are pointed out in
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TO THE PUBLIC.

JNHE undcrSi gned having taken Tie low
( er Mil in Shepherdstown, formerly
occupied by Geo. w. Fox, is prepared To
do all kinds of grinding on the usual
terms, and will pay the highest mark'.
price in CASH, for any quantity OF
WHEAT AND CORN,
delivered at his Mil or Warehouse, and
as he expects to pay cash ior all grain he
buys, lie has given his Miller orders to
sci! nothing out Of the mill except for cash;
therefore, as he has given public notice
hopes none will DE offended if they are
refused credit.
DAVID BILLMYE
C,l o..l.,,u.r Iri,. - 1874 33-tI
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S

Their power over the above diseases is not
exceed, if equaIIed, by any other preparation
in the United States, as the cures attest, in many
cases after skiliu! ply Slcians had failed.
These BitterS are worthy the attention Of In
va!ids. Possessing great virtues in the rectdca
ton of the liver and lesser glands, exercising the
most searching power in weakness and affections
Of the digestive organs, they are wthal safe, GER
tain and pleasant
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-21
School Books.
March "a, 1855.

NILLMAN'S Chemistry; Woods Bota-
y ny; OImstead's Philosophy; Parker's
Philosophy; Davies Geometry; Hitch
cocks Geology; Cutters Anatomy; New
mans Rhetoric; Walkers Dictionary;
Browns Grammar Familiar Science /;
Scholars Companion; Davis's, Pike and
Parke's Arithmetic; McGuffey's lst, 2nd,
3rd, 4th and 9Th Readers; Mltchell's An
cent and Modern Geography'S; Hunts
and Bonsal's Editions of Comley's Spell
lers, &C., together with a supply of Cap
and Letter Paper, Note Paper, Waters,
English Quills, Steel Pens, Fen Holders,
&C., for sale by
Oct, 81 l.. G.. HESKITT.
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BOOKS FOR THB Y0TIG.

DARLEY's Household Library, perpetual
fund of instruction. Illustrated by over 5OG
engravings, 0yo. Sl5O. WV,
9The best Juvenile ever issued w J. IN
dependent ,..,oo,. Coz youth we
have ever scen'--Re Herald
Parley's Pictorial, book for home education
profuseiy embehshed with fine engrayIngs, and
mt nm uniform with the Household Library
Sgo. $3.50.
The Youths Galaxy, beautiful and useful
hook for children and youth, with many line
cuts. i2mo. 90 cents.
Any good boy would be very much pleased
to own copy OF this handsome BOOK OF hls'o or,
biography, travels, adventures, poetry. moral
tales. fables, puzzles, &c. Tie illustrations are
rood and the type is large.
RHOD.4, or the EXCELLENCE OF CH.iR-
TTY with handsome cuts. Price 80 cents
,Tzs Remit the price and the books ordered
viii be received by return mail. For sale BY ali
the booksellers.
EDWARD II. FLETCHER, Publisher
III Nassau street, New York.
March 81, 1855. 4'-F
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MOURNING GOODS.

Great pains have been taken in this depart
ment-c embracing every thing one could disire,
Of the very finest american, french and english
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Fancy and White Goods.

French worked collars-entrely new pat
terms cmbroidcrics Of every description, sleeves,
cuff, rutlliug, swiss, null, nansook, barred and
curtain muslins white brilIautees, ribbons
very low, head dresses at half price, wells Of
every description.
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JUST RECEIVED

DUSHTON Clark & Co. Cod Liver
ID Oil, Qunine, Gum Arabic, white;
Blue Mass, BEST CaIomel, Castor OIL,
Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Alcohol,
Lilly White. Corn Starch, Wright's In
dian Vegetable Pills. &c.
Nov ii CHARLES HARPER, Agt.
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Gentlemcns' Department.

This department embraces every variety Of
The most desirable goods in market and of the
very latest styles, from fine to suPerfne cloths,
casimers, yesling, linen drills, tweeds, italian
'.;hs-somcthiug new, cottonadcs, satnctts,
linen duck Sc
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VIEW ENTERPRISE -.
Who will sustain the New Enterprise?

! HAVE been induced to make tn" experiment
| OF feeling goods at very small profits tor Cash.
and call upon the public generally TO sustain
me. Give me liberal patronage and VIII
prove to YOU lha, penny quickly turned IS
better than a shilling in the wind Come and
s7.g.zsSA see my stock of Dry Goods, Groceries,
go Has Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c, just re-
o. cclyed, all purchased with great care
for Cash. DAVID BILLMl Err.
Shepherlstown Oct Z, 1884. II
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No. I57 Broadway. New York,

who has such arrangements with the Depart
ment as enables him TO procure Warrants with
the least possible delay.
The applicant is required to state his name,
age and residence, including town, county and
State ; the company, regiment and war he SER
we'd il, and the captain Of his company wheth-
er the applicant enlisted or volunteered and on
what day and year, and for what term whether
he has ever received any Warrant, and if So for
how many acres, and what has become OF such
Warrant. If the cllimaut served Ill the navy,
his statement must be varied according to the
facts of the case.
If a widow applies she must in addition, give
the place and time OF her marriage, the name
and official title Of the person who performed
the ceremony, together with the time and place
of her husbands death.
On receiving these facts, Mr. Livingston will
send to the applicant, duly prepared, and ready
for execution, all the necessary papers with full
instructions. These papers, after being duly
executed, may be returned TO Mr.. Livingston
whereupon the certificate Will be obtained, and
either the Warrant itself, or the money therefor,
as may be desired, can be forwarded 10 the APP
plicant or his attorney Regular correspon-
dents, who prepare the cases Of others, and for
ward them to the undersigned, will be literally
dealt with.
Having all tie necessary blank forms, and
being familiar with lie requirements OF the
law, and MS arrangement being complete, APP
plicants can avoid much Of tie uncertainty and
delay which might otherwise occur.
r E F z r Z n G. Z S
Hon ". L. Marcy, Secretary Of State ; Hon
Jsflrscn Darts, Secretary Of War Hon. }. C.
Dobtin, Secretary of the Navy; hon, Jlncs
Guthrie, Secretary of the Treasury; Hon. Rob-
ert Nc CieIand, Secretary of the Interior Won
Caleb Cushing, Attorney General; Colonel John
j. Ebert, Typographical Engineer, United States
Army 1t. Colonel $. H. Long, Typographical
Engineer, United States Army Colonel f. s.
Bolton, Third Artillery, United States Army
aud Public Officers generally
Address all communications to
JOHN LIVINGSTON,
l57 Broadway, New York.
March 81, 1855. l9-3m
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Pension. Bounty Land, Patent, and Pub
lie Land Laws
Bounty-Land Act of Sd March
1855,

under which all who have heretofore received
less than 100 acres are now entitled to additional
land said Act grants also 100 acres 10 all Off
GERS, Non-commissioned Officers, Chaplains,
Soldiers, Wagon Masters, Teamsters, and friend
~ Indians, of the Army, including State Troops,
Volunteers, and Aliltia--and and Officers, Sea-
men, Marines, Clerks, and Landsmen, Of the
Navy, not heretofore provided for, who have
served not less than fourteen days (unless in bat
tle) at any period since l1I6; and 10 the widows
and minor children of all such persons entitled,
and deceased.
This pamphlet contains Forms of Application
more full and complete than any elsewhere to
be found adapted to the wants Of every class Of
Claimants under the Act with copious decisions
and instructions Of the Department, aud practI-
cal suggestions as TO the course to be pursued III
suspended or rejected cases.
Parties not wishing to avail themselves of the
facilities afforded by this Office in securing
prompt and personal superintendent oftheir claims
at the Departments, can obtain copies OF the
abye pamphlet by RENTING thirty cents in pos
taIe stamps,
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NOTHCE

CUBSCRIBERS to regular Newspapers ere
y hereby notified that the Postage on nauers
mist be paid quarterly in advance, otherwise
.hov will not be delivered out of the Office. as
am compelled 10 advance the money out of nv
.,,,, pocket for those who have not complied
r;,h the law, and cannot afford TO do it any
,onger. It's TO be hoped hereafter ali will COM
.In with the law. The quarter commences
~ January, April. July and October.
Hinder the new law all letters must be prepaid,
Otherwise they will not be mailed.
o'''' WIN. MOULDER, p. NJ
sbepbsrds,own, April :, 1895. 2o-H
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l. q o * I'll T. IL T. =!
GREAT BARGAINS !

'THE undersigned has just returned from Bal
j tImore and Philadelphia, and now opening
one of the largest s. most splendid assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods
no has ever had, being bought exclusively for
cash he is enabled TO offer great inducements,
at least so per cent lower than last spring prices
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT
embraces everything desirable Silk tissues
81 l-2 cents worth C2 l-2 cents, brilliantees,
grenadines, chalies, plain and fancy bcrages rs
and 81 IA cents worth 80 cents, berage de lanes
Is 81 cents worth 81 l-2 cents lawns of every
shade and quality from cents up, Grape de
paris, gmghams one half the usual price. spring
nous dc ans, plain, striped and barred silks,
black silk-very low, calico from cents up.
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BOYS CLOTHING.

I y addition 10 M large and well selected stock
! Of Mems Clothing. have received within
the past few days hne stock Of Boys Clolblng,
consisting OF Over Coats. Sack Coats. J4sktls,
Pants, Vests, &c, to which ingiie The alien
ion OF purchasers. They will be sob 'Ts low
lr Cash. LC. HESKIrT.