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State of South Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas.


WYATT p. PLYLER, who is in the
custody Of the Sheriff of Lancaster District,
by virtue of n writ of capias nd satisfaction
dun, at the suit of James +. Cureton having
filed in my office, together with schedule
on oath OF his estate and effects. his petition
to the Court of Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admitted to tho benefit Of
the acts of the General Assembly, made for
the relief of insolveni debtors. 1t is order
ed that The said James E. Curetop, and all
other The creditors 10 whom the said Wyatt
T.. Plyler is in any wise indebted, be, and
they are hereby summoned, and have notice
to appear, before the said Court at I.ancas-
ter Court House, on the third Monday in
October next, to shew cause if any they can,
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted.
]. A. STEWMAN, C1k.
Office Of Common Pleas, Lancaster c. H.,
Feb. 10, 1856. 2l-3m
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State Of South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common PIe1s

JOHN LEVERTON, who is in the Gus.
tody OF the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by
virtue of writ of capias nd satisfaciendum,
~ the suit Of w. J. Clawsou, haviag fled in
my Office, together with schedule, on oath,
of his estate and effects, his petition 10 the
Court " Common Pleas, praying that he
may be admitted to the benefit Of the acts
Of the General Assembly, made for the re.
lief Of insolyent debtors. II is ordered, that
the said w. j. Clawson, and ai other the
creditors TO whom the said John Ieyerton
is in any wise indebted, be and they are
hereby summoned, and have notice TO appear
before the said Court at Lancaster Court
House, on the third Monday ia October next,
TO shew cause, IL any they can, why the
pmyer Of The petition aforesaid should not
DO granted.
J. A. STEwMAN, Crk.
Office ofCommon Pleas, Lancaster &. H.,
April IL, 1856. 2i-2m
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Wanted.

Dry or Green Hides, for which we will
pay Tor DRY Hides' 10 cents cash, or 1874
cents IN trade, "for Green H,des," we will
paj D cents Per ID. We do not limit the
quantity. We will take all we can get at
above rates. MAGlLL e. CAUTHEN.
June lith, 1856. J7.tf
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Rags! (! Ragsii

l0,0nO lbs. OF Rags wanted, for which
goods will be exchanged at low prices.
J. b. COUSART.
Jnne nth, 1856. I7.tf
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CLEVELAND,S

Original Prize Medal Cologne Water
in Pint Bottles, Prentiss' Toilet Powder,
Gowland's Lotion, Lyons Kathairon, Barry s
IricoPherous, Hauers Eau Lustrai, &C.,
81. Just received ut
J. E. DELAYS.
Camden, April %, 1856. IO-tf
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For Sale.

10000 SHINGLES at Pleasant Hill, nine
miles south Of Lancaster, on the Camden
road. MAGIIJ, a. CAJfTIIEN
June llth, 1856. I7tf
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Announcements.


MR. EDrroE:-Plcasc ANNOUNCE Mr.. P.T.
HAMMOND ms a candidate for The State
Senate at the next election and obligo
MANY VOTERS.
MIR. EDIToE: Please announce Mr. GEO
Nee. WlTIlERSPOON MS n candidate for
Senate at the next election.
MANY FRIENDS.
The friends of JOHN w. COOKE. ESQ.
announce him as candidate for the House
oi Representatives in the next Legislature
We are authorized and requested to an.
nouncc J. WILLIAMS, Esq, as candidate
for the Legislature, at the next c'ec,ion. by
his NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
Mr.. EDITOR Please announce DIR, w.
{ CAUTHEN rs candidate for re.elcc.
ton to the Legislature, al oblige his
FRIENDS.
MIR. EDITOR please announce Mr.. J. II.
IL. BELk, as candidate for the Lceisla-
ture' and oblgc HIS FRIENDS.
Mn. EDITOR You will please announce
Capt q. NJ. FUNDERBIIRK, as a candi.
date for Sheriff ut tho ensuing election, and
Obige his friends.
MR EDITOR You will please announce
HENRY HANCOCK, Esq rs n candidat.
for sheriff of Lancaster District, at the en-.
suing election, and oblige
MANY SUPPORTERS.
MR. EplroR Please announce John
X. WELSfl, as a candidate for Sheriff at
the next election, aud obligc his friends.
Ma. EDIrOR - Please announce Mr.. X. q.
Billings As candidate for Sheriff ut the next
election, and oblge, MANY FRigSps
MR. EDITOR You will please announce
JEFFERSON II. CONNELL, ESQ, an a
candidate for Tax Collector, at the ensuing
election, and oblige his
NUMEROUS FRIESps.
Ma. EDITOR: Please announce ]. II, HUN.
TER as candidate for Tax Collector and
oblige,
MANY VOTERS.
MR. EDIToR Please announce Col j.
FUNDERBURk as candidate for Tax
Collector and oblige many of
HIS l'RIESps.
Ma. EDIroR: Please aanonnce q. r.
HENSON, Esq'r M a candidate for Tax Col.
lector aud oblige,
MANY FRIENDS AND SUrPoxrsRs.
mh. EbirOk.-flcase announce Mr. Rslciph
Hammond as candidate for Tax Collector.
And obligc, Ills FRIKsDs.
hR. EDiroR--Pleasc announce William Rob
ertson as candidate for Tex Collector aud O.
bligc HIS FalExps.
Mn. EDiToR:-Plcase announce Major Joi,n
W. Nisbct as candidate for Tax Collector, at
the ensuing election, and oblige,
MANY Vorkas
----@------
Ma. EDfToR Please announce ]. A
STEwnkS as candidate for reelection 10
the Office Of Clerk Of the Court at the next
election and oblige his friends.
Ma. EpTon please announce Dir. A.
II. nLAcgMAs rs n candidate for the Clerks
office, at the ensuing election, and oblige
MANY vorKRs
We are authorized 30 announce Capt. a.
J. ssEcREsT rs n cannidate for Clerk of the
Court for Lancaster District, at the next
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Legal Advertisements, A
State of South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In tie Common Pleas

-" t"C COHHtOH Il lCQS.
LEVI whitaker, who is in tho Gus
tody of the Sheriff of Lancaster District, BY
virtue of n writ Of capias nd satisfacien6um,
at the suit of Arthur Locust, having filed in
my office, together with n schedule, on oath,
OF his estate and effects, his petition to the
Court of Common Pleas, praying that he
may be admitted to the benefit of the acts
OF the General Assembly, made tor the re-.
lief OF insolvent debtors. 1t is ordered that
the said Arthur Locust, and all other the
creditors to whom the said Levi Whitaker
is in anywise nd,Uted, be, and they are
hereby summoned and have notice to appear
before the said Court Mt Lancaster Court
House, on the third Monday in October next
to shew cause, if any they can. why the
prayer OF the petition aforesaid should not
be granted.
J. A. STEWMAN, Crk.
Office Of Common Pleas, Lancaster c. H.,
June Ia, 1856. 2I-2m
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State of South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Cannon PIeos

SIMON BENNETT, who is in the cus-
tody Of the Sheriff Of Lancaster District, by
virtue of writ of capias ad satisfaciendum,
at the s,.it of a. J. Connors, having filed in
my office, together with schedule, on oath,
of his Estate and effects, his petition to the
Court OF Common Pleas, praying that he
may be admitted to the benefit Of the acts
of the General Assembly, made for the re.
lief OF insoivcn, debtors. Ii is ordered, that
the said A. j. Connors, and all other the
creditors to whom the said Simon Bennett
is in any wise indebted, be, and they are
hereby summoned, and have notice to appear,
before the said Court at Lancaster Court
House, on the third Monday in October next, !,
to shew cause, it any they can, why the
prayer Of the petition aforesaid should not
be granted.
J.. AsSTEWM MAN, Crk.
Ofise Of Common Pleas, Lancaster &. H.,
March 26, 1856. 2l-3m
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New Advertisements.

FIRST AND LAST NOTICE.
ALI. persons Indebted to the subscriber,
6y note or account, previous to the first Of
January, 1856, will find their notes and ac
counts in the hands Of officers for collection,
II not settled up by the lst Sept next.
J. B. COUSART.
!Iiy y, 1856. Gift
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!l

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
THE subscriber has now on hand and il
daily receiving full and general nsso, t.
ment of various kinds of goods usually kept
in this section. Among an almost endless
variety may be found
Ladies Dress Goods, such rs Muslins, Cling
hams, Bcrages, hlpacas, &c, Calico,
Checks. Iicking's, Domestics, Di-
"pcr, Hosiery and every arti-
Gle in the Dry Goods line.
Also:
CIOthing.-A full aud general assert
mcnt suitable for gentlemen and bows
Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, half hoes, &c.
Also
Hats and Caps.-A supply lust re-.
;aired-Some of the newest STYLES. A ya.
rely of styles warranted to please any one
| WI! sell goods low and REQUEST m,
friends to call and examine my stock.
}. B. COUSART.
At new store upper. end Main street
March 10, 5--6m
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PLEASANT VALLEY
FOR S ALE.
Valuable Lands g. Resi-.
denoe.
HIS LANDS.

situate in lancaster District, on the road
from lancastcrvllc to Charlotte, % miles
from l.ancas,crvllc, and miles from Nor
rows Turn Ont, on the Charlotte and South
Carolina Rail Road.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
LEAVENW0RTH JOURNAL,

Inc Undersigned proposes to commence
the publication Of n Weekly Newspaper in
Leavenworth City, under the title of the
LEANENWORTu JOTRNAI.
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MR. EDrroR You will please announce
JEFFERSON II. CONNEl.L, Esq, an
candidate for Tax Collector, at the ensuing
election, and oblige his
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MR. EDITOR PLEASE announce Mr.. p. Il.
HAMMOND as candidate for The State
Senate ut the next election and obigo
MANY VOTERS
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/. Fogyisln Fizzled olltl.

W1asUow, April 18th, 1856
Mr.. EDITOR Last Saturday the old line
Locos met in Convention in this place, and az
ter being called to order, finding the grand
rally to turn mp but about 20 noses all tod
and some Of them doubtful in fosyism, they
concluded in their united wisdom, to adjourn
to the last Saturday in May, when they would
try it again. Thus they .fz=le1 here, in Pike,
and thus they, will, in all their Pike county
rallies hereafter. Old Line as this .countyiS
called, she is about.to come forth in a new re-
gala, and march to the tune" america is
ours'i ~ ,19sa.l A LOCKER on
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AMERICAN Meeting m DAvrEss Cove
learn from the Washington Telegraph that
there was large and enthusiastic mass meet
ing Of the Americans in that place last Satllr-
day week. Court was sitting at that time, and
the Judge would not give way forthe meeting
bnt sss meeting convened at another place,
and very soon the Judge discovered he had
neither lawyers, witnesses, parties or audience
SO the court became absorbed in the American
meeting. Several speeches were made; Dele
gates were appointed to the State Convention.
Ane patriotic resolutions passed. HF
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FFEREDrrARY DRUNKaNNEss.-Dr Freeman,
of New York, says that almost one quarter of
the children under ten years of age in that
city. die Of hereditary inebrety. lie advo-
Gates the erection Of an asylum Tor inebriates,
and says. that eighty per cent of cases can be
cured by such ADMINISTRATION This is asserted
on the strength of experiments made by the
doctor himself, and the testimony of other
DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANS.
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OF The Rockport Democrat hopes Judge
Lockhart viii furnish it with copy Of his
speech delivered in that place, for publication.
We venture to assert, that there was never be-
fore exhibited by any editor such dearth of
general news and interesting iniscciancy as is
displayed in this call. We scarcely think the
Judge will accede to this request. He would
hardly dare publish ina newspaper the stuff
with which lie entcrtains people away from
homo. --.r... u
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: pE;gsE.J4EED BREATH.

Whstlady gentleman would remain under the
curse Of dsagreeabie6 real when by using le ''BalR
of Thousand Flowers dentifrco would not only
render but leave the teeth white alaUaster2
Many persons not know their breath is bad, and the
subject delicate their will never ment"ni
Pour single crop of the Balm your toothbrush
and wa8h thu teeth night and morning. fifty cent bot
tie will last year.
A 5e4rrtFuL ComPLgx1oN may easily be acquired by
using the "Blm of Thousand Flowers" 1t will re-
move tar pinIes an ffec>es from the skin, leaving
ii Of soft and hue. Wft towel, pour two
orthree drops and wash the face night and morning.
Shaving MADE EAsx.--Het your shaving brush in
either cold water. On two three drops
o: ''Baln of a1houscud Flowers, rubthe beard we'll
and it will beautifal soft ather uch facilitating
the operation Of sl wing Price only Eft! Gents.
KELLER, FARNsLEYi& co.
ap5 lyd&w Agents 10 Evansville.
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3 or Hon. S. A. Douglas has sent US a copy
Of his speech on Kansas Territorial affairs.
We have already noticed several prominent
positive and negative features of this speech,
without pretending. to have read it entire.
The man who attempted that is now lying
with ice to his head and hot bricks at his feet,
in the faint hope ofrostoring the circulation Of
his blood 3Aa4i #9A9-+o@ lst4l tLmo9al2 ldl
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: 6y1t is said that it cost Rachels brother
Sray $4,000 to learn to play faro, in New
York. This gave him only the frs. princi-
pies, asa
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" Ex-President Van Buren, lately visited
New York city, looking as vigorous and al
most as young as he did twenty years ago.
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~ A negro carpenter was lately sold in
Adams county, Miss for $8,7oo. ossnG
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Or The Port and State Of Maine learns
from David BellhoHse, Esq, of Montreal who
came out in the Steamer on the 18th of March,
that ''the mammoth steamer is making rapid
progress toward completion. The cost Of the
vessel is estimated a. 10000, and the
mere cost oflaunching her at $2O0.0o0.8 The
launch is to be affected by oxcavating the
ground beneath her and letting her drop into
the water as she lies;p ss.,@ -. .,....
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OF Green peas are selling in Charleston
S. C. at So a peck.
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Z stdere Is a bird 81 ~. The West Baton
Rouge Sugar Planter publishes the following
letter from the parish ofIbervillo and says that
the statement comes from reliable parties:
5.5,-. ----,- RED RIVER March II, So
Mr.. EnIToR:-Ahout a fortnight since a
bird, about the size of large turkey and color
of guinea fowl. was killed in this neighbor-
hood by Mr.. Francis Gael, WAC extricated
from the gizzafd and craw of the same up
wards Of nine hundred diamonds tWeRty-sev-
en- of the smallest Of which he disposed ofin
New Orleans for $500. The remainder now
in his posses sion are estimated at SI5, 0O0.-
This was evidently a. foreign fowl, and is sup
posed to have been blown from its native shore
bya storm and was vending its way across
our continent to the Gulfo Mexico when des-
patched. dag F-
PowERFUI ACTING. -At the National Thea
ter, Washington, the other evening, during the
performances, Mr.. Forrest grasped the hand Of
Mrs, Muzzys so heartily that he compressed it
entirely out of shape, giving it the most ex-
quisite pain. Mrs. NJ. has since had her hand
bound up in splnts, and the pain has been SO
constant and excessiveaas to deprive herof all
sleep for three or four nights. She now has
the attendance of surgeon. gs-s5s sa .ts. "a
A PREsENTABLE -OURANG OUrANG.-Three
weeks ago Portuguese officer passed through
Lyons, accompanied by, an ourang-outang,
which he had captured ina forest of the Bra
zils. The height Of this animal is nearly six
English feet, and it walked upright without
any appearance of discomfort. Tt was dressed
in nankeen trousers and straw hat
+ souTHERNrRs CoMINa.-A party Of young
men from South Carolina, Georgia and Vir-
ginia, took passage yesterday,on the steamer
VIM. Campbell for Kansas.
i One Of their number stated to us. that a par
ty of about 800, mostly young men, from South
Georgia and Alabama, was expected
here. in q day or two, en- route for Kansas.
These things Indicate pretty general move
ment in the South st. louis Rep s7.9'
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o. The Illinois Central Compauy's land
sales for. january AMI February amounted to
$780, 900. -.......... ...-..---,
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/. BURNED 10 DEArH BY CAarRHoR. lady,
Mrs. Lacy Wines, Of Greenport, Ia l., while
reaching UP to the shelf whichwas over Stove
in her house, accidently knocked the camphor
bottle over. It's contents were spilled upon
her dress, saturating its waist and sleeves, and
also upon the stove. Here it caught fire, and
the flames reaching upward, she was instantly
enveloped in them, and so seriously burned.
that after lingering about a fortnight in. great
PAIN she died last weekesolqsd3oia baa .hs4i5
'atEx7 Louis y apoleonsis forty-eight years
Old Bugenieriss only fhirty, though .herlbeaiity
is 50 fresh that kAeliooks much less ii aof
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Sinhad Rediyivus.

sHere is a bird s. ~. The West Baton
Rouge Sugar Planter publishes the following
letter from the parish ofIbervillc and says that
the statement comes from reliable parties:
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0EtFBy particularrequest we pu blsh aoeonT.
municaton today fiola a couple citizens Of
Pike county. They take considerable trouble
to disprove the charges Of a correspondent Of
another paper, Oh subject of very little i'm
portance, especially considering the source of
the charges and the ehara cter- Of the paper in
which they first saw light This trouble was
altogether unnecessary Amy charge or statc-
ment made even by the e}itorof that paper has
no more weight than a soap bubble, while OF
course the writings of an anonymous cores
pondent.of the same paper are of still less inn
portance, if. that were possible -1.5pa ga 4
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Or Hon. ]. P. Kennedy is sojouring at
Columbia, South Carolina.
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TSE3Sy ADVERTISER EN- rs.

..f.r RAT IS.
One squ1re lines less time
81 So; weeks. 50 SO; month a.; three
months. 81 months. SIC year 3iJ. Discount
vers Cards of lines under per
No charge for age. death religious
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In 11s9 ENSE3ECE COUNCIL Nc. 9,
Meats clock p NJ their Halt Wafer street.
the Telegraph 0ce first aad third Saturdays Of each
month. -s otCz5i6w
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GssDCEEEsES AND P3zOVESE0NS. ~
3ST HERE can the hungry pee pie get
The best % Groceries. dry and wet?
Ghey'i find The IN. yon nay safely bet, Ger
At L II. COOK x Sous.
There's four aad sugar soda soap. -ea1 aas ss-r--
Pines pickles. buckets and kitci stuff
Cigars quite worthy OF pGH
a 5-l For cash at q, II Cook & Sos's. e. 20
There's eodGsh, coffee starch and spice,
Hams. cheese spd bu ter. very pce
All TO Ia Aa at I'll lowest prise. s..--- .
& En- cash atZ H. Cook 6 SoS's,
sl Corn meal. malaeses. pork and salt. es.sl-
An dflrthe r, lest The rhy should hai5.
iou II find ust every thing but fault
81 For ea<h at q. II. Cook & SONS.
10 fact. hslieve this tale not . p 80
J nan except ST. pid sot.
Can HaR for pm pot,
OR any thing that can't he got
--r To nihble cold or swallow hot
Far Al 6 SoN
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CHINA WAEsE Al AgJUTnON.
IRoxsToxe. GolD nAsD rRExcn DECORATED AND PLAIN
=a'7 Sa CHINA wv ARR. -s.rr.s
wa ,On 1necing Thursday Apriletth
e hall past we Z n sPisnalA assorme;;E 81
s Gold Band fancy and rfan so Dinner Sets fancy
plain Toilet AMI various pieces Cutlery Glass Ware
se22 a. '>S@ iSI't Wo6LsEy Ss NELSON.
A RARE C'HANCE FOR Tus NAN OF LIMITED
AsnR SAL fThre los N sie Easscrn Enlargement each
V 50 feet 'front.' and if6 deep Pee 1878 4 r.
= in one year in tFo yesFs ard y in hrse ears with
GROCERIES, AT AUCTION
NT will sell at "ction en- Friday morning April 25h
w at o'cloes general assnrtmenS Of GIoeervs. st the
water and First streets. WooLsEY. & NELSON (
HOO BEsH prime Ryein store and oo shSes BY
ze sBXS Gitron: 25 drums Figs
% elbs paper 500 oHs safdres reed per
Europa by ap23 T. Ii. COOK d son.
5000 lbs F G sGa 5GO Ss Is brs Burke
Cos extra Salertus 20 Tbs extra In ligo for sale BY
EYEGLASSES Ac.-GOlien SyrpT, s.. arfopse syruP.
by. ap23 80 --.lss J. & 5. FI.KERY
HTi.0UR-Rye, Buctwheatan SuFeTfne wheat Flour
EHAHpaas MAGAZINE for NAV, Just re. 4 ard COR
{ II DICE sgfa .ARH9gsE AIOLAssEs.-25i this
ap25 S. T. GiLBE1sf & c.. ~yo. near Water.
FENABLE SALT q hags Livcrpaol fine or sale low by
D. ap23 E. GILBERT & so. 'svc near wsters
a. xnBs. CR ALLIES AND " aF:slNs.-Y01 THAT
Grade Ssans. Various ST. les and prices for sale
TETliAON yEARE.-iS 5Oz fancy and common KS
kets; Clothes Baskets Idos ChiIdreH,s i'm and
low chairs "gether 9Th general assortment of Willow
AMI sood Ware, for sake at our usual low price
aIZJ J w & S. VICKERY-s !