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LIQUID CATHARTIC,
AND FAMILY PHYs1c,
The most important discovery srsr made in Medical
Science, being a compound Of Bdrks and
Roots, WhieA forms the most poWsr-
Jui, safs, and agreeable ply
sic srer offered 10
fla pubiic.

the public.
UyIIE necessity Of such medicine has long been felt
~ both by the heads Of families and physicians. Its
advantages over Caharcs given In the form OF Pills and
Powders must be obvious 10 every intelligent person.
I, operates more Immediately and efectually upon the
system and at the same time IL infinitely less difficult 10
administer being quite agreeable 10 the tsse, II not
only produces all the effects where physc Is required,
hui completely removes babtual coyeness leaving the
bowels perfectly free. IL eNpels all humors from the
blood l. certain for piles, regulates the action OF
the Liver frees the stomach from bile inygorates the
whole Nervous System, and removes the cause Of all
local pains, such rs
Rleupuatispi, Neuralgia, Tic Doioreanr, Cont,
Pain in the Head, SIDE, Stomach, 9e.
may also be relied upon In all diseases Of the bowels
-Dysentery, Diarrh9a and Cholera MOrbus, yield at
onoe 10 It's magical influence Again repeat IT
II needs other Recommendation. No family will he
without Il amer they have property tested Its merits
ssspar not -relief Is now at hand. Are you suffering
from scrofa six bottles Of my liquid Cathartic win cure
you. Would you be relieved from habitual Costivsness
three sotiles will effect all that you desire. IL you are
afflicted with Rheumatic, Neuralgia, other local pains,
tso bottles will free you from them Al hurnors will be
,0dieat from the blood by the Of from to six
bottles In short, you require aphysic or any pur-
t,se that has been placed within the reach Of the
public.
PRICE 81 90.
Principal Depot at No. IS Central street. Lowell Mass
u Sold by druggists generally.
H.1I Hay. Druggist, Sole Agent for Portland, and
General Agent for State. j. Sawyer NJ. d., No. q hid
defot House Block and A. Sawyer Liberty st., agents
fOf Bhdefori. Daniel L. Mitchell, saeo. lyso
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NEW YORK, PORTLAND, MONTREAL
AND QUEBEC STEAMSHIP LINE,
Connecting with the Grand Trunk Railroad.

es-> The Al ar,t class steamers CaIedsnla
S4lhtS and wesserupSrt, one year so1, IN ~ ~
tons bur.hsn, win leave PORTLAND and NEW YORK
every SAtERpAY, until further notice.
est and mos, reliable route betAeen this poit and New
York.
Goods will be taken TO or from the baltimore, Norfolk
and Richmond line Of steamers, without any charge ior
drayage In New York.
Goods forwarded BY this line TO Montreal, Quebec,
Bangor Bath Augusta Passport aad st. john With des-
patch, at the cheapest rates.
Freight shipped by this line can be Insured ct the
lowest rates.
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN RILEY,
Corner Albany 4 Washington sts., New York, OF
EMERY a FOX,
Oval Browns Wharf, Portland.
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helping you, Maine by glorious majority, ~ =
thunder tones, shall speak in voice which :nal'
make freemen all over the land rejoice; winch
shall warm brave hearts and nerve strong arms In
every other State; which shall make to quail inc
bold and reckless Slave power which seeks to bend
the republic 10 its sway. and shall make to 'un
pale the little games,er q, the White House wnom
Slavery has taken as its supesericeable TOOL To-
day.
Saeo anu Bidi.ford Savisg' In'i''nt'0n' saeo
Annual meeting July 25-Presideni, Josiah "a
LEI Vice President, Amos II. Boyd; Secretary
and Treasurer, Edward 7. Burnham; trustees
Daniel Smith, Jr., s. L. Goodale, David fefnaia'
Thos. Cuts, Alpheus A. Hanscom, Samuel r.
Chase, Gideon Tucker.
On deposit. $4,000, due 1870 depOsiior.
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CHARLES HILL, of Saco,
JAMES MOkrON, OF Buxton,
IVORY BROOKS. OF Sanford,
ALEXANDER BENNETT, Of York,
JOSEPH FROST, Of Eliot,
ABRAHAM GILPATRlCK, offs. Berwick,
GILMAN L0UGEE. of Parsonsteld.
LUTHER SANB0RN, Of s. Psnons6eh,
WILLIAM COBB, Of Limerick.
portland Advertiser, Inquirer, and Temperance Jour.
nal, please oopy.)
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Az ,.,.o,. i,debted 10 the estate OF Samuel Mitchell,
"A either by note account, requested TO settle e
same and all persons having demands against tne ee
are requested TO present the same for payment.
All demands not settled before september " Will w
ieft with an attorney for collection. -
ROBERT MITCHELL, Executor.
Kennebunk Depot, July 20, 1875. %0o
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Hobart Ensampmsn,, T. o. Of o. F., Sae0.-
July 1855, 10 January 1855 c. p, Edward r.
Durham; II. T., Rufus p. Tapley S. W. Dan
iel S. Sands; Scribe, Daniel l.. Mitchell; Tfeasur'
er Chas. odell, J. W., } n. Hayden.
Saco Ledge, No. 2, o. Of o. f., Saeo'-
N. g., Rufus p. Tapley; V. g., VIM Andrews
Secretary, Edward p. Durham; Treasurer, Jas
F. Bickiord; p. s., Chas. Nu,ier. f. p. b.
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nosrON MARKET.-July %.

BOSTON MARKET,-July2 %.
PlOur-western superhne, $780, fancy7I5 Cen
esee extra, sll IS sl2 IS.
Grain-SOuthern Yellow Corn Is selling at sl,o5,and
White at 81 co. Oats 90 65 cts. Rye, In lots, 81 TO-
lIay-Eastsrn 10 selling at $2l per ton, cash.
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A GOOD a.,ortmen, Of Ladies' Cotton Hose, lvhl.s
"A and colored0 for IL Ia cents, at Z. Bresks In
grnham's.
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Notice 10 Tax PAYERS.

NOTICE l. hereby given that, agreesbly 10 order
passel by the City Council a the city Of Dhdeford.
70 all persons who shall voluntarily pay the taxes assess
ell the presen yearon their polls and real estate
b the Treasurer Of the city there vii be an abatement
Of per cent, paid before the tenth day Of July
next that there viii be an abatement IL per cent, on
personal AMI real estate only, paid or lefcre the
nrt day o. August per cent u paid on or before the
nr.t day q sept, and per cent, paid bsfbre
the frst day 81 October next.
l.. LORING, ia, Treasurer Of BIddefcrd.
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Money Lost.
Carriage For Sale .

WE have a second hand covered carriage, which we
w will sell extremely low for cash, or exchange on
terms for any other property.
SHAW 4 CLARK, jewellers.
D'ddeforl Me. istfss
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Mn. EDITOR: BY request Of A. l.. Soue
Charles Famham and Mason Dunton, write TO
request you to direct the American Sentinel,
heretofore directed TO Whtefeld) 10 Cooper's
Mil, as the Post Office a, said North whitefeld
has lately, in compliance with bull from his
pontidcul highncss, James Campbell, Postmaster
GeneraD been removed TO ROME, Qrish,own) and
placed in the hands and under the guardianship
OF one ofthe lowest order Of Irish Jesui,s.
Respectfuly YOURS
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Crude CaunpI,Or.
Pork and Lard.

n z narel. E-ston yes, rrk,
20 Is barrels Leaf Lard Of superior quality Sr ais b
JOHN GILPATRICs
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YAZOO CITY
ERIDAY ] AlgII 80 q Is5.

Eye CENTs DnAR1x EARNEnl man num-
ed Croker some months since applied 70 The
railroad ticket Office @ pay bis fare but finding
il closed, be entered The cars with the intention
Of going q New London. though he had only
fisy cents With which q ~ his passage The
conductors demanded - additional Eve cents,
erWise he Y pc compelled 70 put him out
Of the cars. Sewers persons employd On the
train assisted Il thrusting Croker out. His
kneepan was broken, but be managed, 81 crawl
inc, 70 reach : house, three-qu quarters 81 4 mile
distant and subsequently brought suit This
was recently tried, and the jury brought ii 4
verdict Of $500 damages against the Rsilrod
Company.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-26
STAND rIRm.
s. pRAncn DANA oAon.

* FRANCIS DANA eA1H
There are momenla when Gie8 shadows
Ndil ll darlkiy 0n the SOUL
Hiding staFs 81 hope behind them
"a black. impefylous scroll;
When We walk with trembling foostepsg
Scarcely knowing how q where
1hs dim paths we tread are leading
Ioou1 hsidnigh Of despair
Net ray to cheer rs onward
Not CLEAN from ont The past-s-
While te roar Of claehine waters
Comes % 1s upon each blast:
Az another step may plunge ns
IA the dread abyss bellows
AId- another step may save lg
From the Yerg depths pf woe
Stand ne BrIn IA that dread moment
Stand we firm, nor shrink away
Looking boldly through the darkness,
Waitthe coming 81 the day;
Gathering strength, while we are waiting
For the conflict yet I'd comes
Fear not fail not, light will lead ne
Yet il safety to our home.
Firmly stand-- though sirens lure thee;
Firmly stand though falsehood reign:
Holding Justice, Truth and Mercy,
Die we may--but cannot fail:
Fail t---it Is the word Of coWard
Fail the language Of the slave;
Firmly stand, till duty beckons
Onward, cen 70 the grdvei
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-26

~ a company Of one hundred and thirty
paupeEs were SET down from the cars At Syra-
cuse, n. z last week. The Syracuse papers
allege that they were sent over from naaen q
den, at the expense Of the Government, and
they arrived At New York ia the Sarah Sands
and that the local authorities Of that place, ii
order to get I'D Of them, sent them IS far as
Syracuse SYRACUSE ii turn, win probably send
them to Buffalo, the latter viii forward them so
Chicago, Detroit, o. lIilwauiie, and from thence
they win end their way 70, and settle upon. the
rich lands Of tie West, as thousands Of their
counrymen have done before.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-26

"a I,rvE NoBLEM There = an amusing
storv told concering the last arrival of the Mex-
ico At Galveston. 1t appears that among the
list 81 pa ssengers on The menilests the nane Of
fhe Earl IF Durham was legibly recorded. The
news quick spread and was quickly eonaInlni-
rated IS the English Consul who ii the gene
rositv 81 Ills nature engaged two rooms for his
noble countr4nan at the Ternont and then pro-
ceeded to TIE steamer 70 convey him % bis GUAR
ters when one gran mistake was discovered
rhe Earl Of Durham on the Mexico proved to
IS 4 large Durham bun from Kentucky. The
Consul Was doing wen Ct last accounts
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ablie attention enegs
t9 we nature izafior Judge Clin-
ssn Ct the sup iof Court q Is sorees With
taaRe Dean and holds that & Ian Is rot proper.
" Aqnl tered unless fhe Court tsele IS ifs aat-
Ion receive proof that the icanf foF I've
ysals next proceeding e SIS application nha
behaved as man 81 GOOD moral ehaIactel 81.
teened g the principles az tie Consti tution s. lh6
Jnlteq states andWell disposed q M happine
ana good order Of the same, and that the couf
cannot delagete to tie Clerk tie power of deter
laielng upon the iciency of che f fionq
there q. u good sense il these decisions and no.
intelligent alien can object to them. Hitherto
q many ct the Courts, The subject 81 nanufac-
turing American citizens has been gwen oger
g tae clerks The Judges have, generally,
Deen regular Know NothHQs both % @ the
!ialQes of the applicants, and tie facts embodied
e ne application Il Is 10 small matter ID grant
the flgatsof American citizenship and The pow
eE should never Be granted except nnler the
most lndubitable evidence that the applicant b
o1 8 good moral character and has conforned to
sae law p tie case.-ssN u Express
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-26

ll The London Times of December 18th con-
tsins lie following remarks il reference to this
country:
a,lsbe listed States Of America now long eman-
cipated from or government give butdubious re-.
spouse ID favor oi the liberties q Europe ana q
the cause Of that country when they owe Inelf e1
istanee n 4his IS III Is may instances the adj
vneafe az free institutions az oye the world are
prievea 10 End how strong slmp may ez-
ist between certain Of the democrats q one Aela-
isphere and the tyrants and oppressors q snotn
err
4 cause supported bydespotic Austria IS liiise
to oher good guarantee Of the liberties Of Eu-
rope i'd cause which unitea two powerful -
tons 10 the ulterior purposes Of governing the.
destnies Of both Hemisphere IS likely to meet
with very warm sympathy from Americans.
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THE1I.AW Of NEW AFEIsl

kserihels IS as rot give Express no.
s;ee + he sonttafS ara con tired as wishing 70
continue their subscE tons
3. IF subserih order the ascontlnuance q
their papers the publishers may continue te send
them until arrearag re paid
IF subscribers neglect or refuse taking taer
esDefs rom heo1iees to which they are sent. they
red sponsible till their bills are settled and
she,r paDeFs red to be discontinued.
Tbe Coarl hare decided that refusing %
take neNspaper o rlodleai rom ne elAlee q
removing and leaving Rnealled ioE e PItAeu g
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~ The prospect for the thorough introdne-
ton Of christianity into China Is Represented as
very encouraging. One hundred evangelical
missionaries are now il the field; the Chinese
language has been mastered OR Morrison hay-
inc completed eompendious dictionary Of the
same, for which Re was paid 100000 ~ the
East India Company, and portions Of the Bible
Is sent from Nanlzin al through the Empire bear
inc the imperial inprInatur 81 well IS printed
forms Of prayer which might Be used with pro-
lpriety and profit ID any community
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n Its said that more than two-thirds Of the
number Of tie New York Legislature gre = fay
Or 81 prohibit0rg liquor law. As the newly
elected Governor IS also in favor Of il there IS
no doubt that the Maine Law VIII Be put ii OPP
Grafton - that State ID The course Of 2 few
months
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-26

a VoEoAno IN ARkANsAs. During the week
preceding December 18th, 1 mountain about
I've niles from Walden. Scott county. Arkan-
sas. Exploded three times. The explosions were
very loud and terrific, causing tie earth around
81 n6ke np stone and earth, and ell
IS dust and
smoke. The Of explosions
was heard distanes Is To 80 les TIE
earth on the mountain j. said to hays MA q
considerable depth.
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NV Yoas ElEagloa - 4. 90

aW IoRK EIEuT1os ScENR.- The N. York
correspondence the Raleigh Register, says:
When the writer Of this went quietly 70 the
polls, the other day, al uncOuth German, with
e Jesuitical cast Of countenance, started up, and
with strong Dutch accent said, 81 shallehee
that sgentleman's fote, when was thrust aside
|as & suspicious and dishonorable character.
Waiting until an The Ioafers Ii the room had
voted. was then arraigned BY III Irish Inspec.
Tor and called upon to answer number 81 in
teTogatories: ssSnre, ane are syer.natif born il
this counthry?' Yes.s sDidyor come Is tbisI
ward for the sake Of votingg9 ssngo,'s lsys5tns
ID sidsra. After few more questions 81 ire
like import, Pat became fully satisfied. and had
the kindness 70 administer the oath. Angels.
and ministers Of grace defend usl'' The most
un-American and faFeign.loying ioeofOco editor
would haYefelt tie blood tig 3 every vein.
We have had too much and should
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-26
scribes what he saw

At MonteVideo they sew up their prisoner
closely ID 3 vet hid, leaving out the head and
the sun IS DIV. Is the process 81 drying under
the powerful effects Of the sun the hide becomes
contracted and produces the most exefucia
death.
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Aoriealtllral Books.

kAgIIGuIILI q L00Ola5s
A good collection of those suited to South
ern Culture. the plantation, farm, garden.
poultry yard, Sc, DC,
STANDARD Literature.
Aiarge stock Of Standard works Of ancien.
and modern Literature; fine Londcn and
American editions
ReIig Gus Books.
he different Commentaries. bibles, testa-
ments, prayer and Hymn books, ia every
style Of binding, some superb; hurch lite.
nature, dc.
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ANEcDoTE OF lER. Tie Eanehess
ter Mass. Democrat gives the following. $50
Among The members Of Congress- elect ii
Massachusetts Is the Rev. 1lr. Trafson. whom
many II this city win rememberas lecturer il
several Of our churches. two years aga He i
SIX feet two inches il bis stockings. Mr. Traf-
ton Is q prompt, self-reliant speaker, and an in
cident is told US of him, while ii London several
years ago which indicates that he viii not be
afraid even Of Senator Douglas Wishing to
enter tie House Of LORDS favor never grant
q to ordinary ravelers-he walked up 70 the
orter.-
s.Is Lord Brougham u bis scat"
aTIc Is.
Ask him to come q the door gentlemen
In few moments The porter returned with
bis lordship.
Il an Rev. NJ. Tfafton, Of Massachusetts,
and ask your lordship The favor of looking upon
the House Of Lords ID session.
Ii Is hardly necessary e ada tiat Re was very
cordially ushered =.
aesn Traveller ii. Sonfh ATrlefiea thus de-
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-26

81 f6 R7 rRlDA1 MORNING 81
ms lett \. PREWETT


TERM
The Hhig win IS hguishsd @ spbserioera
s folloNa
Three dollars 4 paid 81 ADVANCE,
Four dollar not paid within months o.
Five delayed until endot the year.
No paper discontinued until all arreafages
raid unless Sc tie option 8 fthe publishes.
Ecruas of Adv rtfslllg
Aduerements are inserted ct one dollar pe
square, cons sting often ines o. less, ana Hity
cents fcr each subsequent Insertions.
beIaI deductions made to those who adVer-
the year
0eeedingsc Lodges, and other neeles
altes of8esp IS, charged Tor as othek
ID e1leNt sz,..., u 3sr.4 advertisements
s..s. IS money e paid.
avertisements for chaIlta
IS a9 published rssOf charge IIss.. $500
notices Of over o.se square sna1ssa
.s 81 beE adyernsements. sal;vevy
an Iob work must BE paid for On s.lsss3
1svsssisements not PARKED e e ths 8 s S.
81 line 3 Sc inserted. 81 Sc paslisnsa Y. IS
rrbid, aaa charged accordingly
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E1E root or TIME.


The following exquisite verses which follow,
are attributed 70 Hon. william Robert Spencer,
an esteemed friend Of S. Walter Scott. The
first verse Is often quoted. bot all are alike
graceful and elegant:
Too late stayed forgive the crime;
Unheeded Hew tie hours;
How noiselessly ais the foot Of Time
That only freads on fowers
What eye Withsclear account rem
e ebbing Of the glass,
When ah its sands are diamond sparks
hat dazzle IS they passl
OH who 10 sober measurement
Times happy sWittness brings
When birds of Paradise have lent
Their plulnage ffof lbs Wingsl
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RCHO, 90 81 8

A...,ate assortn,,, '.t Of a! il use, nm
the primary. to the classical,
Medical and Law Books.
An extensive stock embracing ths aases YES
edifions
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EnYelopes.
a fun assortment q every description

News and book Printing Ink; Writing
Inks, black, blue and red; copying and
marking Inks
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-26
StatIonerY.

y
All styles of Writing paper, French, En-
glish and American Note papers, Of every
variety: Tape, Sealing wax, Waters, tc.
Port Monies, Purses. Card-cases, Tablets.
de-, in endless variety. Also Paper Mache
goods, consisting of Writing Desks. Port
FoIios, Backgammon boards, &c,
Blank Books.
For the Merchant. Steamboats,, the
Courts, Gc,-A full stock always on hand
and made to order ia the most superior
style, and ruled to any pattern.
Papers
Printing papers Of all sizes and qualities,
constantly On hand at manufacturers prices;
Record paper, Journal paper, balance sheet
paper etc; Cap paper ofeVery variety; white
and blue, Ruled and plain Letter paper 81
! alI kinds and colors; Cream Move and plain
French English and American Note paper'
Plain, Fancy and commercial paper Draw
ling papers Of all skies; Monocromasic boards
etc. sampling paper and Trapping papers g
all kinds.
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IklIlR 4llhs.
GIFT HOOKS.
Al complete stock Of splendid and beautifully
illustrated Animals and Gift Books.
For sale by =. COOK e ".
Yazoo city, Dec 22.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS

THIS town is situated on beautiful nhdriaiiEt
| prairie 10 MILES from D-yehport and v inlle
from Muscatine II Is on the state road. miles frnu
The Mississippi ANA Missouri Railroad and miles iror
the river itisver, healthy: with population OF nli
hundred not case # sickness having Occurred N
summer II l. within hrN mil, timber AID ~
same distance Of the best coal banks ia the cauntr
il i well waterea both th iprines and wcils'
Blue Gras. contains ne store. WITT 2 hne open
inc fornnother black -n;f' shop, wagon shop cHblng
shop. etc Three oui dir are no. beng competed
,ne Of which. Of ample Dimensions and Intended tor
tavern stand IL To- reH IN reasonable terms beihs
,n the main traselIsd road and lhe ne rest puhli
house niles distant, very fair indncemr IT. are ~
presented to Any wishing 10 engae" ~ TIE bus
ness saw mill Is IN operation 81 miles from "
town and grist mill s being erected At the sam
place
Lots are now for sale In the above town on YER
reasonable terms. and those wishing IN build ard in
cate there will have such Inducements presented te
40 are rarely offered. G3na inproy d farms ehn b.
pnrehased in the vicinity ~ from sl5 70 $40 per acre
JAS. 4. BURSSIDES.
Riue Grass Oct Tn. 1854 -wtrwtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09
FACTS Fo1 THE PEOPLE.

r the great progress constantly making In ever.
branch OF Sciences and Art In this country, and e..
pccally in Davenport, the Art Of making covering Tor
Inc
UNDERSTANDING OF THE PEOPLE
has not been forgotten. fer there has been ec Beef
ana Shss Nassgaefery and Store estatlshed In las
epport on brady between Second and Third, who're
every variety VI The most fashionable Boots Shous
can be found; aud that may BE- generally known that
,uch il the case the Subscriber takes this opportunity
10 iuform the public that he has hani Abe argss.
.,ock of Boots f. Shoes that was ever offered In ANY
,tore ia the state, all OF his own make aud warranted
10 be as good custom York made In this country
hie he TO sell at less prices thar much inferior
rtises car be bought for else ~here Also ho Is pre-
pared 10 make order any ard all kinds q. The most
fashionable ~ les OF Boots and Shoes at short notice
Particular Attention
witl be naid 10 the manufacture Of Gents nnc soW ed
sots and fancy Shoes: aso Ladies' dire Black and Col
ored CATERS Glove hid Pokas Jenn. lihds, baskiB-
Fame, SLIPS, a..
LEATHER AND BINDINGS
Constantly on hand. large stock Of sole Leather
French and American call upper leather. KIP, Nofoe
20 Innings. Bindsng Pegs Nails, Thread Galoon hld
AZ articles usually kepti finders stores Ehsh viii be
sold at The lowest ma set price.
To merchants and especially Boot and shoemasers
IA would saw most alphabetically til have on hana
vcr brought into Ii country. which oaercd Ia III
lradie at prices t!t viii eonpets with any house n
n. Western States, and al, who Ia want OF home
made Boots and Shoes tfRi,y invited TO ea
this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
w. h. POTTER, Proprietor
W. c. BurrrRYirts, Ags
June 10.