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DR.. L. BARBER.--This gentleman will
be in jackson on Friday and Saturday
the 29d. and Esd. inst, at the Isham
House, where he may be consulted upon
the various diseases of the human system.
The attention of the afflicted are particu-
larly directed to the fact. The DR.. is
we'll spoken of by all who know him, as
perfect in his profession.
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NE W FIR N .

Il " I Z n
JAMES PURSELL & j. I. TOWEL have
this day entered into co.partnership, for the
prosecution of the Wholesale Dry Goods busi-
ness, under the name and firm of PURSELL
& TOWELLI Having fitted up and enlarged
the building lately occupied by j. +. lowell &
Co, we will be better prepared than ever to ex-
hibit to merchants and furnace owners, large
and seasouablc ASSIGNMENTS of goods at tie
lowest wholesale prices.
PURSELL & TOWEL.
Portsmouth, Jan. l7th, lc56-4I If.
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R9yWe publish in another column the

BTW publish in another column the
vote Tor speaker at the time Mr.. Banks
was elected, as classified in the New
York Tribune. 1t is very interesting
and important document as it explodes
all the pretexl of the South that il is nj
tional, and the North is sectional.
OF the 1903 votes that elected Banks,
NOT ONE was from a SlaVeholding State,
while, oil the 100 votes cast for Aiken,
there were eighteen from the Free States
We shall soon have the vote OF the
House on the election ol Cullom as Clerk,
which we shall publish. 1t will show O
marked contrast TO that for Speaker
Cullom is q Southern man and a slave
holder, but the Republican party did moi
see fit 10 reject him on that account. The
sectionaism is thus demonstrated TO be
altogether with the Shareholders. LIT
them escape this record ecidence OF their
guilt if they can. %. S. Journal.
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Our STREETS. AND PAvEMENTs, for a
few days past, have been almost impassa-
BILE, owing to the slippery coating of ice
upon them, and renders it a dangerous
business to walk upon them. The boys,
to avoid all danger, have brought into use,
skates, and are enabled to skate from one
end of the town to the other. The ladies
are compelled to keep indoors, for fear of
their heels Ayingup and they falling down.
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Look Out FellOwS!,

TAKE notice what is going On, ! have sold nv en-
tire Stock of Goods to N. Stcrnberser, in the town
Of jackson, and Tam determined to settle up NV
business Those who owe mo on book accounts or
have any unsettled ,acoounts with me, will do me a
Kindness by calling atmy old stand and mako se,-
tlement Immediately, E.F50 Thankst nv npnasr-
Gus liberal patrons. DAVID LEACH
Jan. II, 80. 43, ,2-m
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" A ANTED,

To learn the DFMg IsGsiDcys,
A BOY, Of from 70 to IL years oi age, OF eooS
moyel ehasastsg, and possessing toIerobIe good
English sagcalian, to learn ths Drug Business,
10 whom good chance will he given. ApplieAx
lson to be made immediately
rR RCLEWERs & @,
IScston, Jan 81, II u In.
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SciCtO & Hooking Valley RailrOadi
Change OF ime.
s@@M = 53..5gi.ss IS l.:s........2zEs

on ard after Monday, 10Th Of Dec 1885, trains
will run as follows:
Train No. from Portsmouth to Jackson--wi
leave Portsmouth at o'clock y, n--arriye at Jack
son at IL o'clock a. n. Returning, leave jackson
at 4 o'clock p. m-Will arrive ct Portsmouth at
o'clock p m.
No2. Will leave jackson at - o'clock, a. m
and arrive at Portsmouth at Il o'clock q. m--re.
turning, leave Portsmouth at Z. o'clock ?. n, sr
rive at Jacksonat 515 p. IN,
Trains will run between jackson and Hamden.
viz leave Jackson Il1l4 o'cock, H. H. yaftor tho
arrival of the train form Portsmouth, arrive at
Hamdep at l2m-Rcturning. Il leave Ianilen at l2is
o.clocS--arriye at jackson at | "a O'Clock p. ms--
(Tnis train will connect at ilamtcn with tho trains
from and to Chillcothe.l Leave jackson Mt 215
o'clockp. m-arrive at Hamden at B O'Clock Ro-
turning, IenTe Ha,ndcn nt O'Clock p. m, a
Trains stop for passengers AT the following str
tons, to wit; Sciotoviiib, Webster. Washington,
and Gallia Stations, Portland, Cross Roads, Twins
Station ard nt Berlin.
J. RIGGS. Pr7st.
Doc II IA as 10
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a further supply Of Myers Extract Of Rock
Rose, the celebrated remedy for Scroula and
other Blood diseases, Jolden Il Co.'S. Family
RcmedIes-lndia Chologogue, and gariCrs other
articles OF necessary use omong the sick, at
MlLLEE'S Ncw Drug Store.
juckson, Dec. Is, jj-3s
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new HAT STORE.

SIGN OF TEkE PANTHER,
VALLEY HOUSE, CHILLICOTHE, o.
WE have on hand the largest, finest and
cheapest assortment of
Hats, Caps, Ladies' FurS,
Gloves, Mittens, Umbrellas Canes, Buffalo
Robes, Carpet Sacks, Ladies' and Boys
Leather and Silk Belts Shirts ana
Collars, Gentlemen's Half Hose,
Cravats, Ties, &c, &c,
Comprising the largest stock of Goods ever Of
fered in this city or vicinity. We respectfully
invite an examination Of our goods and prices
as we defy competition in both We can aud
will sell better goods, and at lower prices than
any other house in this city can do. Call in
and see.
A Premium
OF a ten dollar Otter Hat will be given to the
person who shall sell us the largest number Of
Mink, OpposSum, RuCcoon or Fox skins Of
their own killing, between this and the first Of
February next
A. WENTWOR d 90.
ChilIicothc Jan. "a. Sc 4l-y
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the name and firm of J.
F. TOWEL d CO., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Either partner is authorized
to settle up the business OF the firm
JAMES PURSELI,
JAMES +. TOWEL,
Portsmouth, Jan. 18th, 1856.
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WILMINGTON WArcHMAN.-We ha,

WILMINGTON WATcHMAN.-We have
received the Cd No. of a very neat paper,
under this title, published at W wilmington,
Ohio, by MessrS. Bayhan & Brodcss.-
The latter named gentleman was engaged
in the publication of the "Piketon Enter
prise" May he have better success III
the calico trade while in Wilmington.
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Eg- A good newspaper is like a sensi-
be and sound hearted friend, who 2 ap-
pearance on ones threshold gladdens the
mind with the promise ola pleasant and
-prtftible hour.
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DYE S(u0S.

Just arrived, another lot of that enc Indigo
together with every other article in the line Of
Dye Stuff, and for sale at,
December l3,-35- MuIras
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sCules and Neigilis.

Fowler d Ludlow celebrated Counter Scale.
for Merchants and Grocers' use, for sale chesp
at N lLIEEs.
jackson Dec I3,-3S-
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sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.

Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.
ON the 18th day of March, A. D. 1856, at 3
o'clock in the afternoon, at the door of the
Court House, i'll the town Of jackson, Jackson
unity, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder,
c. following real estate, as the property of John
Kennedy, deceased, to wit: The North cast
quarter of the Northeast quarter, and thirty
acres off of the North end of the South east quar-
ter OF the Northeast quarter of Section Fourteen
Township Six, Range Nneteen-containing
Seventy acres more or less, subject to and en-
numbered by the Dover estate of Elizabeth Ken
nedy-appraised ut Sl66. Also, the following
real estate, unencumbered by Dover, to.wit:-
Also, Ten acres off of the South end of the South.
east quarter Of the North east quarter of section
Ia, township Strange 10. Appraised at 800
Also, the Southwest quarter Of the Northeast
quarter and the Southeast quarter OF the North,
west quarter fscClion l3, township 6, range 10;
containing 90 acres. Appraised at SS0H. Also,
Forty acres off Of the South end of Lot No. 80,
township 6, range l9, in the Scioto Salt Rcscrv-
ation--a appraised al 1888. Also, the West half
Of the Northwest quarter OF the North west
quarter, and the West half of the Southwest
quarter of the Northwest quarter OF section l3,
township 6, range 49,; containing Al acres
more or lcss--appraised at $500, All said real
estate situate i'll Jackson county, Ohio Terms
Of sales, one third cash in hand, one third in
one year, and the residue in two wears from
the day Of sale, with interest on the deferred
payments.
JOSEPH ATEN, Admin of
JOHN KENNEDY, Decd.
Enh TSSE -Jf-Iy
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6rM Mr.. Edward Snyder, Mail Agent
between this place and Chillicothe, will
attend to any business entrusted to his
care, in the Metropolis. He is a trusty
and worthy man, without doubt.
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President Of Kenyon College.


To young men who wish to acquire busi.
ness education, we think it atrJfds facilities
sel1om equa'cd. Nj Granger has rare oqslifi
cation OF theoretical knowledge aud aptn.ss
IN teaching added to practical Counting Room
experiences, and We lec confident tn.t gra.u.
atesfronr lis College vii be Ia ly com2aIentto to
Keep the most complicated set Of book.
A. ?. STONE, wholesale and Ret1i Merchant
j. J.JANYEY, Sec'y 3 I'd Of Control, State B'k
Of Ohio.
J. +. PARK, Book Keeper at D. I Wool bury's
D. OvERDlER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bars
II. 3. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas Il Coke Co
Z. B. MASON, Book Keeper at j. IL Riley d
Cos.
For full particulars send for circular:
GRANGEK& ARMS IRONG,
January 81, '55. 4l-l3m Ploprietols
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NBW ADVERTISEMENTS.
n. n, JOHNSON'S
WhdleSale and Retail
BOOK & STATIONERY STORE,
PnIntSIreet, Opposite the Wiley
House, CHGLLECOTEGE, o.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others will
do well to call and examine the stock in thi,
extensive establishment, being assured that they
will find every thing they may need in thi,
line, and at such moderate prices as cannot iail
to give satisfaction.
school Books, Of all the kinds used in
this part of the country, are kept on hnnd and
eau be procured here cheaper than they can from
Cincinnati
Letter, Cap and Note Paper, Of ina.
ny grades and prices, purchased directly from
the Manufacturers, are offered at exceedingly
low rates
EiaDk Boo S, large and complete as.
sertment.
miscellaneous Books of General Lit
erature, received as soon as published, and sold
at Eastern. prices.
We call especial attention to our shock of
wall Paper and window Blinds,
which, for variety, beauty Of style and cheap
ness, is unsurpassed in The West. No person
need want paper now, when they can purchase
1t at prices ranging from cents, to s., so per
bolt.
We only ask you to cOn-ult your own inter
ests, and give us cnll.
Feb. 7th, Isj6-46 #
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FT ~ e A. II n s


FIN T. a n a s
in this country feel justifcdin stating that Fin,
Steel Engraviugs viii be placed before th,
American public. which, in beauty Of execution
have been unsurpassed, aud at price unparal
cled either in the New orOld World.
Art is cosmopolitan, and in this view, thc
Artists both of America and Europe are bount
togethGrto produce specimens worthy of Tie age
The Engravings will be issuea monthly
commencing from the First Of December, 1855
and ending First of January, 1857, with tho
PREMIUM ENGRAVING.
The purchasers of Twelve Engravings. on,
each month, price fifty cents, will be entitled
to receive as premium, the great steel engra
wing,
"WAsuINGTON AFTER CROSSING
THE DELAWARE."
Size "a 30. Executed in the fist style of art,
from the original design, by +. 0. barley,
an American Artist unsurpassed in
illustrating the History of
our Country.
Persons desiring TO act as agents for obtaining
subscribers, by applying to the undersigned,
and stating the locality they wish to occupy,
will be furnished circulars giving terms, which
are exceedingly liberal.
All parcels delivered FREE ofexpress, post o.
packing charges.
GEO. HOWARD eco,
22j, Fulton street, N. Y.
wholesale Print Publishers, and Manufac.
tnrers of Frames and MouIdings.
Feb, 7, IS56.-4G. 3.m
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Cuba Honey.

a Fine Article, just Received aud for sale at
iA1 MILLER'S.
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EgenaOvaI!!
READY 1IAnE CLOTHING!
G. DAVID d BROTHER,

ENTIRE SATISFACTION,
In Price and Quality OF their commodities, to all
who will favor them with their patronage.
Their stock is the largest that has ever been
broughtto this town, consisting of
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, HATS, GAPS,
Aud every thing in the way of Gentlemen's and
Boys Wear Also, Jewcry of all kinds, Fancy
Notions Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
IL Call at G. DAVID d BROS, Crmmercial
Block, Main street, if you want a good and CHEAP
article of CLOTHING.
G. DAVID & BRO.
Jackson, Oct 4, '55-25-ly
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Corn! Corn! Corn!
WANIED-2, 900 bushels CORN, bv
BUM, WALTERHOCSE g. BUM,
Nov. s, '5j-33.lf
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3aehson 9tanparQ.
MA IHEWS & LAIRD,
EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS, '
NyS&E ETIZs,
The Beautiful,

We were shown most beautiful Rifle
by our friend IL. W, White, which was
Manufactured by himself: ttish Stock,
runs forty to the pound, globe sites design
ed for Shooting long or short distances,
according to the annexed rule
At 100 yards an overge at inch each shot
200 q!
800 h" 8
400
Mr.. White, Manufactures all kinds Of
Guns, Rifles, Shot-Guns and Pistols -
Grain twist Patent Riffs, with globe
sites, warranted 10 Shoot according to the
above guage
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"a %, n 9st 6l m gb1 an
fI!S3If L EtI. y
COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE,
COLUMBUs. OHIO,
Thorough and Practical Institution
IN THE WEST.
Y'EIlMS


For fulj courrr, Including 81 departments
Of Book h"epirE, Lectures and PfHmaH
ship, inyaH bly, IN adyantg. tg.........Si iG 90
For iul coatse IN Lioiss' Depirtment....2 90
TIE Proprie,ors take great pleasure ia ex
prcsing their hanks Tor the gratifying ind un.
prece tented success W cll has mark ed the ca.
reer Of their institution siIce It's establishment
at the CAPiTAL and stimulates them To rene wed
excTliUDs to meet in the most efficient manner
he rapidly increasing minds for a practical
and comprehensive course OF Mercantile Train.
ing. The great prctcsl experience of the
Principal, ia heavy Banking and Commercial
Houses, assisted Uy educated aud accomplish.
ed gant men, hes enabled him to bring 10
degree Of reflection a system Of Cory7KC
ROoM instruction, by oral exercises, NOT At.
rAINED BY ANY oTHEE EsTlTuTIoN. Each stu.
dent, by this new process, is drilled al the desk,
individually, step by step, until he has master
ed III. whole routine Of an Accountants duties
as Thoroughly as though he bad served aiI appren-
ticeship ia some large Commercial House; and
thus al aws swardness fdlteriDg and pgrtg tgious
biunGers are, in great ma ur', disspatsJ.
In acdiiion T. our engagement Of Prof John |
hopey, for many years teacher Of MIthcmIt- |
les in the Royal Naval College, London, aud |
who has had an Experience Of several wears as
an educalionst in Am-lira 70 fill the MatEIc- /
lnatcal Department, we have also secured the .
:eryices Of fuinr Of he most eminent lecturers
i'll Ohio 10 lecture upon Commercial TOPICS.
Oar course Of instruction is too extended to
Particuiarize here. bat it embraces every thing
with Double Entry BOOK KEgplxG
with a free aud full DISCUSSION gf its scientific
cipIes- Lecture, upon Cgmmercia ia History
and History Of eminent Commercial il-n, Com
mercial Geography, Coume cidl Products,
COmmercisl Calculations, Banking, Political
Economy, Me!caui!s Ljw, Ethics Of Trade,
pgnu,au,ui, E.p
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Is now opened for the reception Of Ladies'
No institution in the Union imparis more
thorough or interesting course in this Depart.
meut.
In conclusion, We would add tl.at we shall
put forth our best efforts to merit ina still more
eminent degree the Aat,ering reception wr:b
which cur cLterPrse h, met, and piedg. oar.
selves 10 imrart more thorough practical
course e Mercantile Instruction than can he
formed at any other simieT College.
Among the many recommend lions, We give
the following:
We the undersigned, take pIca4uro In test.
Tying that we are personally acquainted with
Mr.. GRANGER's ability as an Accountant, and
Teacher Of Book Keeping, which is Of the high.
est order He has had great experience as an
Accountant, in heavy Commercial aud Bank.
ing Houses, which gives him superior f.ciiti,s
in inparting practical knowledge Of BOOK
Keeping, and 4 thorough Commercial Eiuca.
ii0A. !. }. ALLEN, Ii b,
Prsidpn' Of farmcrs' College.
lORIN ANDREWS,
prcsi Dent of E.uvnn ( olI,,a
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Marietta and Cincinnati and Hills
borough Railroads.
TIME CHANGED,

slz1-;Ss SsI.5!.ssza5 Ik:s-Iszz33 AzlA.1
ltT:ssf u Sfv;S aSsy5 80 40 - = sssS
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r. BOW MAN,
Goa Gil AND CARRIAGE MAKER,

af-,-g VTlINTUN, IA.
css-s4sL | STILL continue to build all
22@Q- kinds of Pleasure Carriages, Oh
the most approved pan at the old stand, on
the main street, running east from the Public
Square
Thankful for the patronage and public conf
dcnce extended | desire to retain and increase
the same, by industry, promptness, fair prices,
and good work. which will be guaranteed to
stand.
am fully prepared to furnish at short notice,
METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
and WOODEN CorrINs, on such terms as will
the unfortunate
By"Personal attention given on all Burial
occasions.
a2s r. BOWMAN.
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Gbe cfeIieiana Democrat.

GEN. JACKSON AT A METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The Western Christian Advocate records
the following interesting anecdote of Jackson.
The scenes Of it was in the Tennessee Annual
Conference, held at Nashville, and to which
he had been invited by vote of the men,
bers, that they might have the pleasure Of an
introduction to him:
The Committee was appointed. and the
General fixed the time for 8 o'clock on Mon
day morning. The Conference room being
too small to accommodate the hundreds who
wished to witness the introduction, one of the
churches was substituted, and an hour before
the time filled to OVERLOOKING. Front seats
were reserved for the members of the Confer
ence, which was called to order by the Bishop,
seated in large chair on the altor, just be-
fore the pulpit. After prayers the committee
retired, and q minute after entered conduct
ing the man whom all delighted to honor
They led him to the Bishops chair, which was
made vacant for him, the Bishop meanwhile
occupying another place within the ALTAR
The Secretary was directed to call the names
Of the members of Conference, which he did
in alphabetical order each coming forward
and receiving from the Bishop personal in
PRODUCTION to the ex-President, and immedi-
ately retiring to give place to the next.
The ceremony had nearly been completed,
when the secretary read the name of Rev.
james T; an elderly gentleman, with a
weather-beaten face, clad in a suit of Jeans.
arose, and came forward Few seemed to
know him. He had always been on circuit or
the frontier, and though always at conferencu,
he never troubled it with long speeches, but
kept his seat, and said but little-that little,
however, was always to the purpose; Mr.. 7.
came forward and was introduced to General
jackson. He turned his face towards the
General, who said, ut seems to me that we
have met before" The preacher apparently
embarrassed, said II was with you at the
Greek campaign-one of your body guard at
the battle of Horse Shoe-and fought under
your comand at New Orleans" The General
rose slowly from his seat, and throwing his
long, withered bony arms around the preach
er's neck. exclaimed: well soon meet where
there's no war-where the smoke of battle
never rolls up its sulphurious incense" New
err before or since have l seen so many tears
shed as then flowed forth from the eyes of that
vast assembly. Every eye was moist in weep
ing Eleven years have passed away since that
day. The old hero has been more than ten
in his silent and narrow home. The voice
that chcered the dropping fight, and thunder
cd in the rear of routed armies, is silent for
ever. The old preacher, too, has fought his
last battle, laid his armor by, and gone home
to his eternal rest.
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HEALTH AGAIN PREVAILS.

A M. HYMANN would inform his friends
n. and the public generally, that the sover
eign people Of the Town Of Clinton, having
decided by majority vote, that Liquors,
should once more be retailed in small quaint
ties (by the glass; thereby enabling those com
planning of stomachic Alterations, speedy re.
lief without calling on Physicians, Druggists
or Apothecaries, and he having complied with
the laws, regulating the retailing of spirituous
liquors, would respectfully call to the attention
of both buyer and seller that under, the reve.
nue. law which expressly provides, that no one
shall sell a less quantity than one gallon. unless
they pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS, for a State license to do the same, and
all who sell less, without paying that amount,
violates the said law.
Therefore all those who wish to buy good
liquor by the bottle, can procure it of Hey.
mann, who is legally authorized to sell the
same. march 20
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For the Spring and Summer.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
NOW receiving and opening splendid sup
lN ply of new goods for the
SPRING AND SUMNER,
at the old established house of LEVI BLOOM,
g. Co., which will be disposed Of on the most
reasonable terms.
Silk Tissue,
Baregcs, lowered and plain,
Plain jacconet' organdie, and dotted muslin,
Printed ribbed muslin,
Plaid and check ginghams,
Edging and thread lace,
Ladies collars, chemisettes and under sleeves
Handkcrchefs, plain and embrode, cd,
Silk do
Gents cravats, all kiuds,
Bonnet, cap, and belt Ribbons,
Trimmings for ladies dresses,
Irish Linens; brown, plaid, and check, do.
French and Attakapas cottonades,
Brown and bleached domestics,
Fancy articles, &c,
Spices, Snuffs,
All kinds of fancy Linens for pants,
Perflmery, a large and superior assortment
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
A large and superior stock of fashionable
Clothing and Hats, direct from New York.
Gents boots, brogans, and Shoes
Ladies CATERS and bootees,
Childrens shoes,
The trading community are respectfully in
vited to give them a call.
ala LEVI, BLOOM, & Co.